Tracy,
>Aren't the majority of the sessions conducted in the native language of the host country?
I know you have been here. You know that german is not a really nice language, but also bordering on sickness... So a large part of the germans actually is glad to speak english again.

We have between 1 and 3 sessions at every time except for the 1 or 2 common sessions - and theses are half'n'half as usually someone from the data team is aroud (YAG, KenL...).

As Rainer is already footing the beverage side of things - how about a nice drive on the autobahn ?

regards

thomas