I’d like to thank each and every journalist and columnist for taking the time out of your busy schedule to be here this evening. The movie you have been invited to watch will begin in a few minutes. It is a movie based on the best-selling novel, Mystery. As you know, the movie was directed by the famous director, John sacchi, and it will be released in movie theaters all across the nation next month. The talk of the town is that this movie will be the hit film of this summer. Anyway, as the guests of this special preview, we’d like you to sit back and enjoy yourselves. Following the movie, the stars will make an appearance and you will get a chance to meet them and ask questions at that time. Thank you and enjoy the show.

Attention staff! A reminder that a fire drill practice is scheduled for next Monday at 10 a.m. As you know, our warehouse burned down a couple of years ago and if it weren’t for these practice drills, the damage could have been much worse than it was. Therefore, we realize the importance of these drills and we’d like your full cooperation. Now, when the drill begins you will calmly make your way to the nearest exit out of the building. As you go down the stairs, do not run. Also, do not use any elevators as all the elevators will be shut down. And lastly, do not leave any valuables on your desks as the company will not take responsibility for any loss. Thank you

Thank you Dr. Seymour. Our next presenter, Dr. Wesley Kidd, has done extensive research on the effects of cell-phone radiation on the human brain. Dr. Kidd is a native of Florida, where he earned a bachelors in science before moving here and getting his masters and PhD at State University. He has spent the past two years studying cell-phone radiation under a grant from the National Institute of Health. Next year, he has been invited to join a prestigious committee of international scientists to continue his work in Stockholm, Sweden, for three more years. Dr. Kidd plans today to give a Power Point presentation outlining the preliminary results of his research, followed by practical recommendations about cell-phone use. Please hold all questions, and we'll have about 15 minutes at the end of the presentation for a question-and-answer session. Also, while we're on the subject of cell phones, a friendly reminder: please turn off or mute all cell phones, beepers and other alarms during the presentation. Thank you, and without further ado, please join me in extending a warm welcome to Dr. Wesley Kidd.