Aaron, person coward, made a Stanford in 2005 and promptly posted a very funny count about looking from my post-week presence. He tells the story of how he had a choice between taking the final exam and coming to hear me talk. As it turned out, he did both. We then went deep, so over the years for a long talk, every now and then, and my responsibility was essentially to provide him with a reading list, a reading list for life. And then about two years ago, Quinn and Aaron came to Connecticut, and he told me about the 4.5 million downloads of scholarly articles. And my first question was, why is an MIT celebrating this? And I told him, actually I had a problem with what he did, because probably of those 4.5 million scholarly articles, only about one or two thousand deserves reading. But what he needed in downloading was an addition, was a quality control mechanism, and that would ensure that the material deserved to be downloaded by Aaron. And so I suggested that he combined in search of his downloading articles with the link to the citation index, and so he could download articles that had been cited more often than just by the author's mother. And either of that meeting, or maybe of the next one, we talked a little bit about the legal case, or I think this right before it was indicted. And he asked me if I knew Bill Bowen. I think he knew the answer to that question. Bill Bowen, I was president, president when I started out, was enormously helpful in my career there. He then became president of the Bellum Foundation, and he retired from the Bellum Foundation, but he was asked by the foundation to handle the problem of J.S.S.S.S.S.S.S.S.S.S.S.S.S.S.S.S.S.S.S.S.S.S.S.S.S.S.S.S.S.S.S.S.S.S.S.S.S.S.S.S.S.S.S.S.S.S.S.S.S.S.S.S.S.S.S.S.S.S.S.S.S.S.S.S.S.S.S.S.S.S.S.S.S.S.S.S.S.S.S.S.S.S.S.S.S.S.S.S.S.S.S.S.S.S. And then I told the personal story about how I had done some illegal hacking as a student and caught out of it and what happened. In 1962, my housemate and I invented the first blue box that's a device that allows for free undetectable, unbillable, long distance telephone costs. We got this up and played around with it and at the end of our research came when we completed what we thought was the longest long distance telephone call of the baby. How are also to New York time and day via Hawaii? Well, during our experimentation, AT&T on the second day it turned out it tapped our phone and it wasn't until about six months later when I got a call from a town in the A.J.D. I was a senior security person at AT&T and I said I know what you're calling about. He said we're doing some crime that were an old act. I knew it wasn't serious because he actually cared about the engineering stuff and complained that the toll signals we were generating were out of the standard. They were trying to reach and they couldn't break through the noise of our signal. The other show I was asked why we went off the air after about three months because this was to make a long distance telephone call to the crew. We said we were always regarded as engineering problem and we made the longest long distance telephone call. The deal was that as I explained in my email to Bill Bond, the deal was that we wouldn't try to sell this. I was told that the prime signal would pay great deal for this. I was told that we would turn our equipment over to AT&T and so they got a complete vacuum to oscillator care for making long distance telephone calls. I was grateful for the H.A. Dodge and my Mercedes AT&T. The thing decided not to run my life. I told Bill Bond that he had a great opportunity to not wreck somebody's life. I was told that he was more or less interested in the work that he did. Aaron's unique quality was that he was more or less interested in the work that he did. Perhaps we can be a little more different to thank you very much.