watching over it all was tom patterson.ore importantly than his subtle his wife, lori, give us the video camera that we used to interview all the 60 people. as we learn, we thought harvard with a fabulously wealthy institution. $30 million or whatever it is does not go to video cameras. [laughter] we got carried away. we did 63 interviews. we wrote a 44,000 word essay. the whole thing, in its entirety, and i don't want to discourage anyone from reading our project or looking at it, but the whole thing totals four 000 44,000 words -- 444, words which is more than gone with the wind, but less than "war and peace." it is doable. martin and his very distinguished panel were all really grateful not only for the interviews but for coming here tonight to help us explain it. covertto give you little -- color from the road with some awards. david bradley of the atlantic media, huge, sweeping views of the potomac. it is what mobile dumb -- mobildom is supposed to look like in the movie. it is the first and last thing he shows you. we

watching it over wisely was tom patterson. wife gavetantly, his us the video camera that we used to interview these all. we thought harvard was a fabulously wealthy institution. $30 billion does not go to video cameras. we got carried away. we did 63 interviews. 44,000 word essay. the whole thing in its entirety totals 400 44,000 word, which is 418,053 in gone with the wind. from boston, this is over 2 less fdhours. thanthe fdhours. 587,000 in war and peace. so it is doable. martin and his very distinguished panel were all really grateful not only for the interviews but for coming here tonight to help us explain it. i want to give you little color from the road with some awards. david bradley of the atlantic media, huge, sweeping views of the potomac. it is what -- is supposed to look like in the movie. it is the first and last thing he shows you. we were going to interview eric schmidt. all kinds of great electronic equipment. impossible to find out how to get electricity come out of the wall outlet. [laughter] we had to have