 Thank you Dr. Jackson and his team for putting together that video presentation showing a little of Erie's history in the lead up to the issuing of the 50th anniversary commemorative stance of Erie. Now I would like to welcome Mr. Hector Villanueva, the Postmaster General and Chief Executive Officer of the Philippine Postal Corporation to give a short message about Erie's 50th anniversary commemorative stance. My friend, Director Vadoi, and my colleague in the cabinet of President Ramos, former U.S. Secretary Willie Patelina, the former Agriculture Secretary and the incoming Congressman of Boas, and Dr. Mike Jackson, who made this happen. He has worked so hard, so a distinguished guest, ladies and gentlemen. You know, I am quite familiar with Erie because I have been here several times. The only time that there was a problem was when I wanted to swim. I was so exclusive that I had to go through so many red tape. However, I was here a long, long time ago when it was founded. I was then a very, very young technical assistant just from London to the Secretary of Finance during the time of President Díos Dado Machapagal. And now I am back here with the daughter, President Gloria Machapagal Arroyo, as Postmaster General. And for us, we are really privileged and very proud to issue this commemorative stamp for the fiftieth year of Erie. I think I am just talking to Dr. Ziegler. How do you measure or how do you modify your contribution to humanity out of Erie? But I am sure it must be tremendous. And I hope that there will be another 50 years and only the scientists can answer that. Whether we will live another 50 years. So for us, on behalf of my board of directors and my colleagues and co-workers, this privilege for us and is an honor for us to issue this commemorative stamp. We are rather proud of our commemorative stamps. In fact, it's one of most of our most active units. The Philippine Postal Corporation, because it used to be very rigid, very conservative. You have to be dead first. I think you have to be a 30-year-old before we issue a stamp. And of course, you're not around to appreciate it. So when I became pro-manager, I opened the window and said, anybody who wants to honor their father, their grandfather, their corporation, let's give them the privilege of, because after all, a stamp is a historical document in a way. It's an export product in a way. And it represents, or not represents, the Philippines. It depends on the quality of the stamp. In the last two years, we've been in the extra effort to really maintain a high standard of quality. And we're getting there. Not that we still get a lot of workplace from collectors in Germany, from England, so on. Very great color of our stamps. But overall, I think they're quite happy. So this morning, it is with great pride and privilege that we have this privilege of issuing. The 50th year commemorative stamp of the Ambassador Race Institute. Thank you. Good morning. Thank you, Mr. Villanueva. And now for the presentation and unveiling of the 50th anniversary commemorative stamps. May I ask Mr. Villanueva to join us back on stage, so. And also for Dr. Robert Zeager, Dr. William Adelina and Dr. Mike Jackson. We do the unveiling first.