sergei at that .1 a to change the subject because the truth as he was approaching it like an engineer does, but he was also approaching it i would argue as someone who didn't have a full appreciation of copyright and an appreciation that you need the cooperation of people who own the content in order to share. i want to share my comment but i also want to make sure i can earn a living because that is how i make my living, so one of the reasons you got sued initially by the publishers in the authors guild is exactly for this reason, that larry had this brilliant idea starting in 2002 to digitize all the books and would it be great, and it would be great in you got the permission of the libraries but didn't spend enough time as google executives admitted in reporting this book seeking permission from the people who own the copyright, the publishers or be it the authors. obviously you bump into when you buy youtube common you bump into viacom which the sides and i think they are trying to hold you up, but nevertheless they see you for-- sue you because they say you can't take jones to wo

edgar hoover or as we call them in britain sergei hacker hoover because an unknown to most of the people in the united states we did a wartman on ariri night because he could be rather irritable. the only way of calming him down was to call him sir edgar hoover. we have never done that since because frankly no subsequent director of the fbi has been nearly as irritable. but, let's get him. he was the best ever to become-- so far as i know. he had translators qualifications in chinese. it is not easy getting to china in 1909. he had translator qualifications in russia and he spoke the more straightforward languages that's all of us speak. can talk about that, haven't got time. oh yes i related about this because peter a moment ago talked about stella rimington. well, gender historians in britain leave seriously the president on interesting lives so they have not noticed that the cutting edge in gender history is actually mi5 because britain is not noted as a place where the glass ceiling was cracked and broken at any point in the 20 a century but actually begin um at mi5. stella rimington