Right. Thank you, gentlemen, a great challenge to be faced as governor is trying to anticipate the actions or consequences that our actions are going to have down the road on future generations. This next panel is going to give us some insights on what that future might look like. Theyre going to start by looking backward over the past 25 years to let us kind of get a capsule sized look of how the country has changed. Certainly, i think most of you, if you talked back and told me in 1992 what we have now, i wouldnt have believed it. The explosion of internet, the unbelievable changes in telecommunications, demographic changes, the social changes, just how we do everything. This is such a different world than we had 25 years ago and i think, if you believe any of these, whether its moores law or any of these compounding acceleration laws, the next 25 years, the rate of change is going to be even more rapid, hopefully that rate of change will be for the better. Our panel is going to offe
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