so with that, i would like to turn it over to steve humphreys to talk to the last slide so he can bring up -- you know, give his update and follow up to what jess peterson committed to last month. >> morning, directors. i'll just touch on highlights of what we're doing to track the progress of the electrical work which is driving tco. we have well over 400 electricians on site, many of them working overtime to get the systems completed. permanent power was energized on march 5th as was reported it the last board meeting. we planned about 90 days to energize the building. we've compressed that to 60. we're about 53% complete on panels throughout the building. we have a detailed plan. we prioritized equipment. the fire alarm systems and those are all powered up now. we're tracking that on a daily basis. as far as equipment start-up, we have the generators have been started. we're starting the fire pumps, the chilled water loop is in service. we have air handling units, chilled water pumps, heat pumps being started. the start-up is scheduled to complete at the end of may. we have pow and w

steve: in the general election there was one speech, september 30, salt lake city, was that a turning point for hubert humphrey? did that narrow the race between hubert, wallace, and nixon? robert: where he declares he is his own man. humphrey got support from the unions and they started to organize on his behalf in the general election. that did give him a bump. but then when he declared essentially that he was his own man on the vietnam war, that he was going to support a total stoppage of the bombing of vietnam and essentially breaking from lyndon johnson, that did help him. most historians would agree, and the polls suggested he began to close the gap. thes we discussed earlier, popular vote, the electoral college vote was a blowout. on it big, 300 votes. the popular was less than 1%, 43.5% for next and, 42% for humphrey. one of the reasons he could close that gap was due to that speech and the sense that he could bring back eugene mccarthy supporters, antiwar supporters. robert kennedy very fascinating, so we will never know of course. we will never know. in some ways it might have been theer for him to h

steve: in the general election there was one speech, september 30, salt lake city, was that a turning point for hubert humphreydid that narrow the race between hubert, wallace, and nixon? robert: where he declares he is his own man. humphrey got support from the unions and they started to organize on his behalf in the general election. that did give him a bump. but then when he declared essentially that he was his own man on the vietnam war, that he was going to support a total stoppage of the bombing of vietnam and essentially breaking from lyndon johnson, that did help him. most historians would agree, and the polls suggested he began to close the gap. thes we discussed earlier, popular vote, the electoral college vote was a blowout. on it big, 300 votes. the popular was less than 1%, 43.5% for next and, 42% for humphrey. one of the reasons he could close that gap was due to that speech and the sense that he could bring back eugene mccarthy supporters, antiwar supporters. robert kennedy very fascinating, so we will never know of course. we will never know. in some ways it might have been theer for him to hav