so here's what we're going to do
um while you're here you're helping us
test this this is an integration between
Lockheed Martin in partnership with
Amazon and Cisco and we talked about why
we're doing this really we're trying to
test and see if we can provide some new
tools for future crewed missions to see
if we can provide them something of
value that helps them quality of life
some improvements helps them be more
efficient I am providing some of the
Comforts of home as they're on long
duration missions to the moon and Mars
and hopefully Beyond one day so this is
kind of a test just to see hey is there
value in this can we do this and that's
where you come in you get to be a
virtual crew member today so while we're
here at this desk we're going to kind of
pretend as if we are inside of Orion
have you ever wanted to go to space I
think about it every day every single
day well that's probably more than me so
you haven't you have me beat there well
as a virtual crew member you should be
able to see the views outside of the
vehicles so let's go ahead and you can
ask Rich to pull up some of the external
views and some of the camera shots that
were recently taken all right Rich
could you bring up some of the camera
views
I might cry to be honest and that is
okay if I start crying that maybe so
here we have a couple of images that
were taken within the last 24 hours and
all of these like you can go to the NASA
Flickr page and other things and see
some of these I'm familiar
okay
so uh here we are as far as seeing what
the Solar Ray Wings have been able to
capture at various points uh in within
the last 24 hours so we have the moon on
this side and then the Earth on this
side well now that you've seen the
external views since we are inside the
Orion cabin for our virtual crew
purposes we should pull up the live
feeds and see what's going on inside the
vehicle let's do it want to ask Rich can
you pull up the live feeds of the
vehicle yeah
all right so this is live happening
right now on board the Orion spacecraft
so you can see here we have a close-up
of the camera that's up on our payload
demonstration just like the the mock-up
that you saw in the other room and then
we have this camera placed at the back
of the crew cabin uh so that we can kind
of see out the windows and see what's
going on and if you look right there in
the center you can see the zero g
indicator I'm kind of hanging out there Mr. Snoopy
yeah
perfect well as
astronauts time is very well scheduled
and things so we have a schedule for you
as a virtual crew member great so uh if
you look at status item number one
what's the your first item vehicle
status report perfect we have a vehicle
status report to provide so when you
first wake up for your day and you have
this to do we need some tools to help
you help you do that so I'm going to
have you look at the center console in
that iPad display in the center this is
a battery status and if I were to ask
you for the average battery charge
can you help me out like 40 perfect 40 I
love it where did you get that rating
from I looked at the bar on the top that says EPS battery
I need to get my eyes checked there you go
um you're doing great so far and it looks to be a little less than
50 okay you're going by the the visual
bar indicator the white there yep um
yeah that actually has nothing to do
with it whatsoever so
um but we wouldn't expect you to be able
to do that
um this is a format that is very
important for for crew and they've been
trained to be able to read and have all
of this data Rich information so that
they have what they need to fulfill
their role on any given Mission so since
you haven't had that same amount of
training and things uh one of the unique
things about uh the payload is we are
now running Orion flight software on
this tablet and we have access to all
the vehicle data so this enables us to
create optimized displays so that no
matter what your role is on a mission we
can create something a little bit more
custom for you and your role and because
it's on a tablet that's portable you can
now use this anywhere within the crew
cabin
that's kind of the idea behind it so for
this since I just asked you the average
battery charge and the white bar didn't
help us out in this particular case
let's switch to the uh the solar array
Wing display okay and then I'll ask you
the same question and see if it's a
little bit easier for the level of
training we've had okay in this role all
right I do want to ask Brian to pull
that that display up for us yeah Brian
can you pull up the solar array
you got it the solar array Wing display
the solar Wing display I would just say
the battery display for now okay all
right so now if I were to ask you the
average battery charge looks like 95
percent perfect you have a nice big blue
bar in this case yeah that bar is not
lying yeah and so these displays we've
kind of created more for the general
public again since we're doing this
Outreach but this becomes something that
is because it's optimized it's a little
uh simpler to read for for the audience
that we're trying to share this with and
bringing everyone along but we could
tailor this to anything that the crew
would need for their mission
so if I were to ask you from this uh the
current speed that Orion is traveling
almost 2 000 miles per hour almost 2 000
miles per hour and then the last
question on this display what is our
mission elapsed timeline starting in
days hours minutes and seconds
10 days 18 hours 6 minutes and five
seconds yes excellent you you are
passing this test with flying colors
great so now you're being able to
provide all this data for your vehicle
status report and you're providing these
updates let's go to our next screen and
see where we are in relationship to the
Earth and the moon so we're going to go
ahead and pull up a Telemetry display do
you want to see Brian can switch that
for us again Brian can you switch to the
Telemetry display he loves his job I
love I love that he can help me out
all right so the commands are going
through and this is going to update with
real vehicle data in just a moment here
and then you're going to see the little
white dot uh there that's currently
showing by the Earth is going to get
updated with real vehicle data and it's
going to show you where Orion is in
relationship to the Earth and the Moon
so we have noticed a couple delays with
some of that data populating but again
this is a test so we're trying to figure
out okay what's causing some of that
delay in this so while this is up we're
going to see if that actually jumps but
the readings on the bottom should be
right so if I were to ask you what is
the distance from Earth for your vehicle
status report what would you be able to
tell me 250 5000 miles
perfect
and then this has the same speed and
yeah plus plus or minus
okay so we're gonna actually go to
another display because this one doesn't
seem to be updating so we're going to
try our Telemetry uh display and see if
we can get uh that one to get updated
with some of the real-time vehicle data
cool all right so as that's going
through we're sending oh you see you
just saw it jump so it actually worked
so Ryan didn't just jump that fast
obviously it's been through the mission
but because we're not operating this
every moment of the mission it's only
during these windows there's a lag it
there's a little bit of a lag where it
finally gets that that data to it and
then it updates uh where it is in the
timeline
uh so here is is another display and
again this just provides information at
your fingertips and if you're sitting
whether you're in the pilot seat that
you're in now or the commander seat or
the two lower seats for the mission
Specialists if you have this portable
tablet you now have access to
information that normally would be
mostly on the displays in front of you
on the fix fix consoles
but let's say you are working on a
science experiment and your hands are
busy and you still have a couple of
items to ask for your vehicle status
report well part of the other
integration that we have now is this
involvement with Alexa and that same
vehicle data Alexa has access to so I
think we need to give you an opportunity
sorry I've just got to wake up my
keyboard here
no it is not going to work all right see
technical difficulties during a test
don't you love it that's why we have
time that's why we have tests
you think by now I'd know how to operate
a keyboard all right so since we are
using the deep space Network I think
it's important to know which one we're
connected to okay I think you should ask
Alexa all right
Alexa what DSN site is Orion using
so now your voice is going up to space
so the light ring didn't light up in
this case so it seems like we were up
maybe just a little bit too close to the
mic okay
um so just normal voice same thing just
like we practice cool and let's give it
another try
Alexa what DSN site is Orion using
Orion is currently sending and receiving data to it from
the earth using the camera deep space
Communications complex in Australia this
site along with similar ones in Madrid
Spain and Goldstone California make up
the deep space Network or DSN together
they make up the largest and most
sensitive scientific telecommunications
system in the world Orion data is sent
from Canberra to the dsn's operations
center at the Jeff propulsion laboratory
and then on to the flight control team
in Mission Control
there we go that's the coolest thing in the
world you just not only sent your voice
to space but now you've asked Alexa a
question on board and using some of that
real-time vehicle data we were able to
find out what satellite we were not
satellite what ground station we were
connected to for the deep space Network
so I think we should do a couple more of
these yeah please a couple more for the
vehicle status report so
um I think this is an important one and
let's see how it matches uh what we're
showing up on our display
Alexa how far away is Earth right now
currently Orion is 255 414 miles away from Earth and
thousand one hundred thirty five miles
away from the Moon
wow yeah
so it's interesting to think about how
this is operating now because your voice
recording is going up two space over the
deep space Network and then just with
that delay it's being played inside the
vehicle and then Alexa is
now and that's what makes this version
of Alexa a little bit different than the
one that you use at home normally your
voice recording would go and go out to
the cloud and then come back with the
response and that happens pretty quick
in this case because oh it looks like
we're having just a little signal
trouble so while we're troubleshooting
this but with this Alexa it's all
programmed inside this inside our
demonstration is what Amazon refers to
as local voice control so everything is
being processed locally which means
Alexa can only respond to what we put
into it so in this particular case if
you were to ask something like
um what's a fun fact that you might
normally ask
uh like how many stars explode okay
there you go in the universe because
that's important to an astrophysicist
how many stars are exploded so in this
case if we hadn't programmed that in
Alexa can't respond to it got it uh yeah
so um that's why we're doing some of
these prompts but I want to give you a
couple of choices as we finish this
vehicle status report with Alexa so here
are a couple of other options relating
to having access to that Telemetry data
that you can ask so go ahead and choose
one that you would like to do
Alexa what point on Earth are you over
right now
using Orion's current geodetic latitude
and longitude location data calculated
by onboard guidance navigation and
Control software Orion is currently over
South Atlantic Ocean
sick
[Laughter]
I kind of have the same feeling every
time we do this and it's fun during the
mission because obviously the Earth is
still rotating and the moon is going
right Orion's trying to catch up and
rotate around both as we're finishing
the mission so that changes over time
and because we have access to that data
we can get an understanding of where
Orion is at all times and obviously they
kind of know that at Mission Control
they don't need this to do it sure but
this provides a new opportunity for a
potential for future crewed missions to have
access to that same data but now through
a voice assistant in this case
all right I think we've done a lot for
our vehicle status report I think we're
now on moving on to the next part of our
of our schedule so what's next on your
agenda personal time nice it's always
nice after you do an important thing
like a vehicle status report to have a
little bit of downtime I don't think
astronauts are quite as lucky I love I
love personal time well good well for
your personal time the first thing that
we're going to do is we would have a
call home yeah but in this case since
we're here yeah not actually inside Orion
we're going to have you call Orion okay
all right cool so this button right here
in front of you see that call Orion I do
I'm going to have you reach over and
push that and we're going to initiate
this call
and then right here this is the camera
on on this unit and this is where the
integration that WebEx brought to this
is they're now going to initiate this
the call is joining here so you can kind
of see the camera positioning and things
but this is going to appear on the
tablet in the space as soon as it
finishes initiating the call so I want
you to get ready because you're about to
be in space I'm not ready
and you will notice there's going to be
a little bit of that delay
um for for the video yeah okay so it
looks like
um just to make sure that this activates
we're gonna have you do one more voice
command as well and see if we can get
this to come up oh Ryan join the call
it's looking like it may have gone
through there it goes all right so you
are now
from Mission Control actually showing up
in space inside of Orion
oh did you ever think this might happen
one day no well see here here it is this
is this is your moment
um
yes you can take a picture of this okay
all right so you already have your phone
out
all right
sorry guys this no this is part of it it
needs to be talking about if you play
with with the delay a little bit you can
actually get it up take a picture and
then bring your phone down before your
phone is in the picture
smart okay
all right now the other fun thing is
because again we're experiencing
probably a little bit over six seconds
from what it looks like
um here's what we can do and I think you
should have this selfie moment yourself
you don't need you don't need me in this
but I want you to look at the camera I'm
going to take a picture back here all
right here if you actually hand me your
phone I can take it on yours
perfect so um I'm gonna I'm gonna duck
down a little bit out of the way okay
um as soon as I'm out of the way I'll
give you a count of five you hold that
pose of whatever you want for your
picture and then I'm gonna have you turn
around and then I'll get both you and
you in the space between the delay
all right okay so stay looking at that
camera for five seconds
and okay we got you in four five four
three two one turn around
nice
okay we took a couple of those
and then now it's catching up so perfect
we have a couple so cool thank you no
you're so welcome wow now aside from you
know this is kind of the of the fun
coolest factor of it and you're having a
moment in space but there's a real
practical reason for doing this and this
is when you're on a long duration
Mission around the moon and further on
to Mars when you're out in space being
able to connect with loved ones family
back home this is kind of an important
step to be able to provide that
connection I'd say if anything over the
last two years has taught us the
importance of staying connected through
the pandemic and things this is a way
that we can now offer that up to crew on
board and provide a new tool for them to
to stay connected yeah uh having a
successful test demonstration of course
yeah but this is you're helping us test
this right now
so if you are on board this mission who
would you call first
I'd call my partner first okay Taylor
Taylor very nice and it's probably an
appropriate one yeah and then I'd
probably call my parents
um and then I'd call my best friend and
then who's your best friend her name is
Siri Siri you have to give her a shout
out yes
she would appreciate it um I feel like
comments being left out Taylor and
comments are sort of wrapped up it's
kind of a command no exactly that's what I figured
I feel exactly now aside from being able
to call your loved ones being able to
interact with the engineers back at
Mission Control for their expertise and
things you can see how a tool like this
could potentially help crew members not
only stay connected but have access to
information and and the experts back
here on Earth in a new and unique way
through this it's incredible yeah and
being able to debug things that are on
the spacecraft in real time yeah you
think about the Apollo 13 days in the
Square Peg round hole if you were able
to hop on a video conference call such
as this and be able to work through that
with the engineers back here
um it it probably would have made that
process a little bit faster yeah so
um obviously this is this is a great
integration to be able to test this and
you are helping us do that right now so
thank you first and foremost thank you
um so obviously we we could spend all
day calling other people but let's let's
finish uh continue uh testing a few
Alexa things because you still have a
little bit more of downtime in your
personal time and Alexa is is great at
providing us with information and access
we talked about the vehicle Telemetry
Telemetry that Alexa had access to but
there's some fun things that we can do
as well see we are not controlling
anything Mission critical on this there
are no commands being sent to Orion as
part of our demonstration so everything
is is kind of built within right with
our the technology demonstration we put
in there so that we're not commanding
any Burns we're not doing any vehicle
rotations and things but doing simple
things such as some of the commands that
we've been doing and even being able to
command the lights would be kind of
important and provide a quality of life
Improvement so as part of our test
demonstration we actually installed
three lights with our our payload to be
able to command those cool so would you
like to change the lights I would love
to change the ligths in space all right in space so you
have a couple of options uh in front of
you here and you can decide what you
want to change the the lights okay
Alexa set the lights to Blue
okay
you just commanded the lights to change
250 000 miles away
do you want to do another color yeah I
do okay
I I thought that might be the case
Alexa set the lights to magenta
yeah that one didn't look like it
went through try it one more time
Alexa set the lights to magenta
there it goes oh those are some
those are some magenta lights they are
some magenta lights it is always fun we
were in this part of our test to see
some of the reactions from Mission
Control when they see the lights
changing
I think you have to see if you can get
any of them to start moving there is one
where we test all the lights oh really
yes so if you say Alexa
party mode oh my god really okay
Alexa party mode
all right so watch the lights but then
watch mission control as well
okay let's try it again okay
Alexa party mode
okay this time we're gonna try so
because there are different ways of
asking the same question that's an
important part of going into the
technology so instead of party mode
since it doesn't seem to be registering
let's say turn on celebration lighting
okay and see if that gets a better
response
Alexa turn on celebration lighting
oh my God celebration lighting I'm
seeing if anyone Mission Control reacts
this time last time we actually had
someone dancing wait I love that
it is kind of a fun one so obviously
this is just showing the capability of
hey we do have the ability to control
kind of non-critical functions if that
was a desired effect on things if you
think about you know turning on docking
hatch lights for a future Mission and
things providing something where a voice
assistant can help in that capacity is
is a future implementation that might be
helpful but again let's have a test and
see how this is so you are doing that
for us right now
all right so we've done the vehicle
status report we've done our personal
time and our call home we've done the
feature test where we're testing Alexa
out just by interacting and even asking
that how that question so now what is
the almost the the second last thing on
our test here
collaboration test okay so in order to do
that we're going to move away from being
inside of Orion here we're actually
going to come back over to this board
and this is where you now get to write
so we're going to initiate this I'm
going to give you the stylus once again
and we're going to pull up this blank
whiteboard and the first thing I want
you to do is see the share button yep I
want you to go ahead and press that with
your finger or the or the stylus
so now this is taking this screen and
sharing this up to the tablet in space
and you'll see this changeover happen
just after that delay occurs so now
anything you write here is going to show
up in space cool inside the vehicle so
just like before we're going to have you
select the largest pencils excuse me
select one of the colors that you would
like
and then let's say Taylor is up on a
mission this is
um this is your first time talking to
him you want to write him a message what
would you send to Taylor
make sure you write big right
I think that's a pretty appropriate
message
you got to give comet the shout out to
you you did say it was kind of a
combined package exactly
awesome you know everything that you've
written here you are seeing show up in
space and it is just that delay in
things do you I do you want a picture of
this yes okay okay I think you need to
sorry I forgot to ask you to bring here
no no no no no that's uh this is so cute
wow
pretty cool
now does Taylor like to play games he is
currently playing a game he's currently
playing a game right now okay so do you
ever play Tic-Tac-Toe with him uh sure
okay sure so obviously he's not up in
the spacecraft right now uncrewed
Mission we couldn't get him on for this
even with the strings that we pull but
let's say we have a tic-tac-toe board
here I will play the part of Taylor in
this case just from a game perspective
okay but you can do something I'll let
you go first all right
okay
I'm gonna go for the Center Square okay
so sorry I changed the color to Green
you're welcome to change it to anything
whatever
okay I gotta go for the block though yep
all right I don't know I have a feeling
I know where this is gonna end I don't
know
yeah see if you're any of my kids they'd
be like no way Dad here it is and then
they'd go and fill it in and be like no
I beat you
now obviously this is kind of a fun
interaction you can see the tic-tac-toe
game we played if he were on board he
would be able to be interacting with you
and have what he writes on the tablet
show up here and vice versa that's
pretty neat now as much as fun as this
is there's more of a practical
application for this that comes in handy
so we're gonna do the same thing here
let's say uh Taylor's on board and he
just had the tablet took a picture of
the lunar surface as they're on a flyby
if you go ahead and hit that green share
button again we're going to have this
screen now take over
and we're sharing a new canvas so we're
going to switch again to the the largest
and kind of blue and green show up the
best here cool I'm going to mark two
things here I'm going to say here is
base camp where we're landing and here
is where or here's the landing site and
here's base camp where we need to get to
and I'm going to have you as an expert
here in Mission Control provide input to
the crew up there of how you want Taylor
to make it from Landing Zone to base
camp cool we need you to draw a path
okay
nice I even like the arrows to make sure
he knows which way he's good yeah you
gotta
okay going up above yeah
yeah gotta avoid the large crater yep
see my kids would be off-roading
completely they'd be like Dad take the
fun route
nice so you made it now because we
always do redundancy we need you to draw
another path so it's like another color
and have you mark another another option
okay similar path but this time we're
taking the right right side detour a
little
yeah okay now again everything you're
doing here is you're communicating and
drawing these paths is showing up for
the crew on board so that they know what
the experts here back at Mission Control
want them to do and what they're
recommending from something that they
just took from from the lunar flyby now
the last thing is we need to Mark the
samples they want you to mark three
three locations where they want uh
samples taken along the path okay
well let's get samples here perfect two
more samples here okay and let's get
samples here nice well I think that's an
important aspect and again this is just
provides another tool for the crew to be
able to interact with and be able to
provide some real-time data and then get
real-time expertise back from Mission
Control in a different way so you can
see how this potentially could could
help yeah through on future missions and
I know we're kind of playing these roles
here we're wearing many hats but that's
kind of the idea behind this integration
is to see Hey would this be a useful
tool so what you just did here drawing
on the board may help us so cool I mean
it's going to help us from the
partnership
so the last thing we're going to have
you do over here and then we have a
little bit of a surprise for you is
everyone that comes and helps us test
out this demonstration we are having
them sign this virtual crew member log
so we're going to share this up uh in
space and we'd love for you to sign as
one of our virtual protesters too and
then with today's date okay so yeah
choose the large pen size again and then
uh go ahead and sign nice and large and
you'll see all of this appear
up on the tablet
and then while you're finishing this I I
heard your dad laughing in the back room
as we were talking so I think we should
probably invite him in oh he would love
to experience himself he would love to
what's the date today's date is the 27th
20th 26th
you were close I had to double check all
right and then everything is up here
we'll take a picture of you yeah okay
awesome do I think let's let's have your
dad take a picture of you and stand
under it okay so Peter you want to come
on over
oh hey Dad
he is in hey now because you're getting
to join I'm we're going to have you uh
put this if you if you don't mind oh so
sorry if I got you there all right just
so that we can capture the audio for
this so Serafina if you stand over here
we'll get your picture under it and then
Peter will let you uh seraphine is a pro
now she knows exactly what she's been
been doing
so we're going to give her a moment to
take you through the experience
all right she wants another one oh yeah
you gotta you gotta get a lot you got to
get a couple poses you gotta obviously
I'm gonna shoot
cool you want to pick
so the first thing I think we need to do
is let's have you we're going to clear
this off
and then we're going to share this what
message would you like to write in the
space
he's like wait I wasn't planning on this
little bit
um yeah I hadn't thought about this so
it's kind of spontaneous but it is a
little bit it is well let's let's say
Seraphina was on a mission in space
because I have a feeling she might try
and get there one day I I have a feeling
you're right what would you what would
you write to her I would say write big
I'm gonna see if he adds oh come on
don't do that so this this actually
there is there's this kind of the zoom
in and zoom out if you do multiple times
yeah
um
we put them on this box yeah
it's like wait I want I'm in space I
want to say something inspirational
can you be inspirational on a moment's
notice he can I believe it
I think this is a pretty good message so
far
you have to look I know because you're
in the spacecraft so you have to wait
and see see what he's saying to you
can't spoil it keep your feet
on the ground like down with ground you
are in space afterwards yeah I'll be
floating dad
even more important to uh keep your feet
on the ground and keep
oh
there it is I think we should get both
of you under there for for a quick
picture of you
what you wrote
uh
uh I'll use mine and then I can send it
to you
perfect let's get just a couple of those
wonderful we still have six minutes you
guys want to have a selfie in space we
need to get get both we do we want all
the Selfies so we're gonna have you both
sit here you can you can choose either
seat you should use the one on the right
so if we had okay we can have you uh you
got it ask one or two I'm gonna hit the
stop sharing button and this is going to
resume the video mode so you'll see that
come up
and then in just a moment you will both
be in space there we go
I think you gotta lean in that's space dad
so Peter I know you've expected your
daughter to maybe make it here one day
did you ever think you would be here no
way well now you are so thank you thank
you for the thank you for it all no
you're so welcome I think it's all only
fair
all right we have don't cry five minutes
left so would you like to uh say a
couple commands to to Alexa sure and to
give it a test I mean that's all what
this is about so I've pulled up a couple
of others here okay so um I have two two
or three lists but you can you can
choose uh let's choose one or two of
these
um and see what kind of response and
talk normally yeah okay like just push
the button yeah yeah push and hold it
okay
Alexa
how was the launch
very well done so now your voice is
traveling
the launch was incredible it's hard to describe the feeling of 8.4
million pounds of force generated from
the Twin solid rocket boosters and four
rs-25 engines but it was a surprisingly
smooth ride inside Orion
there you go did either of you get to
see the launch there you go you did yeah
I was awake yes I would I was sleeping
should I do one more all right yeah do
you do one more on here okay
Alexa
what new skills have you learned while
in space
alexa what new skills have you learned while
in space here's a song I think you might
like three so it sounds like she didn't
quite understand that one and now you
get the Alexis it's too much Emoji let's
go I did appreciate your your uh
if if you speak normally okay
shot it's too big
look you're in space I think you have to
get your groove on to the Alexa Space
Room
you should do party mode party Mode's
pretty fun
okay I'll try it should I try that again
yeah what is it Alexa Alexa yeah
yeah we can do that
so just any time uh yes you can
interrupt it sometimes it works better
okay if it's done okay
Alexa party mode
party mode
yeah it didn't quite catch it try it one
more time okay the same the same same
thing yeah okay
Alexa
party mode
all right we're gonna have to do this
celebration we're not having any parties
no it's not a party this is a test yeah
so is what is it celebration celebration
turn on celebration have a celebration
okay turn on celebration lighting
Alexa
turn on celebration lighting
turning on celebration lightning
so you just commended the lights inside
Space
here we're going to have you do one last
thing to kind of close out our day as
now having both of you as virtual crew
members so we're going to pull this up
because we're getting close to the end
we have one final thing since you've had
a hard day of work and you've done all
this testing and things we now it's time
for you to end your day and go to sleep
so if you could turn on sleep mode
Alexa go to sleep mode
what do you think is going to happen
starting sleep sequence well turn the
lights out you get a little bit of white
noise to help you soothing soothing now
I want to go to sleep mode that's great
well excellent well thank you both for
coming in to help us test this and to be
able to be part of this demonstration
like I as much as I hope you enjoyed
yourselves like this is helping us to
further refine and learn and be able to
to figure out hey is this worthwhile to
try and Implement on a future mission is
this something that would be beneficial
to crew members so as virtual crew
members and as our guest thank you so
much
thank you so much thank you everybody in
this room thank you very much so special
so we would like to get just a couple
pictures with you and your dad great so
we