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dog never the less defined america's fair amount or time strategy and goals through the utterly unforeseeable events of the most destructive war in world history. and by the way, here's a footnote. if anyone ever mentions to you the paranoid conspiracy theory that fdr had really wanted the attack on pearl harbor to take place, you can mention to those people plan dog and explain to them that the last thing in the world that fdr and his team wanted was a two ocean war. for subject number two, it all started in early december 1943 when a pale and weary franklin roosevelt decided to exchange cold and gray washington for a warm and sunny caribbean cruise. before he left washington for miami come reporters asked him why he wasn't willing to say where he was going. well, fdr said i'm not going to deceive you. we are going to christmas island to buy christmas cards and then we are going to easter island to buy easter eggs. [laughter] and all the reporters laughed. in miami on december 3rd they boarded the uss tuscaloosa. they relaxed in the gentle breezes of the caribbean. they finished, played card

those are my three questions, do you think that it's higher than average potential for unforesee challenges in this project. if so, is there any steps that you can containing, and has an analysis been done that pencils those unforeseen -- potential for unforeseen expenditures versus what costs are associated with vacating that building, and that's not going to be inexpensive, and then, knock the thing out and reoccupy it? thank you. >> so thank you for the question? it definitely is a great question that keeps me up all night in terms of how to do that? i think the reality is there is no space that's big enough that will house all the occupants of the building that we can move into? that definitely is a higher risk. we are managing that risk both from -- kind of going with best practices. we are, as i mentioned earlier, we are doing kind of a phased -- a two phase approach that allows us in terms of the design team, the -- and as well as the department of health and safety with d.p.h. to really understand how do we do it using a best practice and to minimize impact? we know there will be im

it allows them to share in real-time in ways that were unforeseeable. the corollary is it allows people to track you down you did not want to be friends with anymore. kevin: sometimes. every new technology that is introduced has -- it is just a tool. and has wonderful benefits. used in the wrong hands a can read to bad things and policies as well. that is why there are policies people put in place to make sure consumers are being protected. that is an important role. companies have to do everything they can with it. government have in a limited way to make sure. it is not a technology that is bad. like any technology that is introduced. erick: facebook is such a focus right now. part of me wonders, is it just because facebook has gotten so big? it is an obvious target for people to place blame on for the dissemination of news that facebook did not photoshop the image, but someone did. instead of blaming the person, suddenly -- kevin: it is a real challenge. whenever a technology becomes -- it is not only that it is so big, but it is integrated into ever