If you can do that domestically here in the United States, why not have some demonstration projects in various places in Latin America that do the same thing. And I think, by the way, that Brazil is very interested in doing this. I would see the internet as a tool for development. Already I am very, very familiar with this. Hernando de Soto did a book some years ago on the difficulty of actually establishing a business, and it took, I don't know, a year, at least, to go and get a business established.
Taxation is another.
I am not familiar with the statistics, but I understand that in several Latin American countries, including Brazil, I believe, you can actually file your taxes over the internet. Using the internet could allow, could help, not only help empower many folks in Latin America, but also could raise productivity. I think it's a very exciting proposition. As I understand, the technology now is proceeding so rapidly that that can be done through, not through actual physical line like a DSL line, but can be done micro-electronically, microwave. The problem is that the data transmission is a bit slower than a DSL line, but there's some prototype demonstrations going on in Eastern Europe, particularly, I think, in Poland, that are indicating that the may be able to increase the speed comparable to DSL levels fairly soon.