We've invited all the past chairmen and those go back all the way into the 1960s, believe it or not.

It's a great vote of confidence in Seattle and will help our recruiting efforts for startups. People always want to see the area has momentum and that there are alternatives for their careers if they move to a new region.

I'd say by the end of May if we had somebody on site we'd be doing well.

It's not the past that counts; it's about where do we go from here. I look forward to many more years here at Central.

It looks like the system doesn't have quite the dynamic with the heavy rains that we had in the past event.

That's what went astray in the past. Those garden apartments [now existing at Rolling Hills] could have been from anywhere in Suburbia, USA. They didn't fit in with an urban-core environment. Context was ignored, and I think it's important to do something that's very interesting and refreshing.