Music. Applause. Good morning. It's a pleasure to be here this morning and ask your indulgence on two things. It's allergy season, so I have a real hard time during this time of year speaking. And to most of the speaking I do when I walk up to the podium is very technical. It deals with cybercrime and identity theft, forgery, embezzlements, and things of that nature. I don't often talk about my life, but [someone] has asked me today to do something that different and talk a little bit about my life so I will do that. And then at the end of course, I'll take questions and those questions can be about any subject matter that you'd like to ask. As you know, I've had a lot of people tell my story. I had a great movie director write a film about my life. I've had a great Broadway musical team make a Tony award-winning Broadway musical about my life. I had a popular television show on TV, "White Collar," for four years, creating a story around my life. And most of those very creative people have actually never met me personally, but they've enjoyed telling my story from their point of view. So, I thought I would take a few minutes this morning and actually tell you the story from my point of view. I was raised just north of New York City in Westchester County, New York. I was actually one of four children in the family, the so-called middle child of the four. I was educated there by the Christian Brothers of Ireland, in a private Catholic school called Iona, where I went to school from kindergarten to high school. By the time I had reached the age of 16 in the tenth grade, my parents, after...