are latchkey children, who get very little one-on-one time with their mom or dad, who have nintendo, sega pairs of sneakers. spending time with your mother or father is probably the most precious gift you can give your children. not so much the quantity but the quality of that time, and that that child recognizes that as a special time for him to share with his mom or his dad or both, or whomever the caregiver is. as children get older, the value of time together, and communication with trusted adults may be even more important. catherine parrish: i've been right here in baltimore city the whole time i've practiced, and as kids grow up, they feel that they need to trust someone. and you know, it's hard to trust your mom or dad when you're a teenager. i think we've all been there. it's not because mom or dad does anything wrong, it's just you're trying to find yourself at that age and maybe, mom or dad doesn't know what that is and you haven't figured out you can trust them. and so i become the person they can trust. and many kids come to me between the ages of 12 and 18 to tell me about e

sega announced it will be launching a brand new game title called demon tribe. nintendo didn't show up this year, but game creators unveiled a string of new titles for the giant new console wii u due out in did tecembedecember. back to you. >> okay. thank you very much for that. joining us is head of market rate and debt strategy at ing wholesale banking. any minute thousand we're expecting the results of the spanish auction. what are your expectations? >> well, it's another event for spain. baseline view is that they'll get the job done. the way these things work is that there's a group of primary dealers obligated to take down the bonds. those prinl area dealers tend to find it difficult to get account interest and account interest is still dominated by spanish domestics. but you have to assume the job gets done today. they will have to try to get the bonds back into the market. >> what about the slope of the curve, how do you expect this to change if we don't see for example huge drop off of demand? >> i think the interesting part of the curve is the front en