A chap wrote me this week—he isn’t here tonight—but he said, “Every year we have in Anaheim this convention for all those who deal in computers, and my company is now demonstrating a million-dollar computer. It was delivered on Friday to be ready for the opening of the show on Tuesday, Tuesday morning. On Sunday, here the computer, there are parts missing and parts that are not functioning. Now we have sub-contractors all over the country, all over the nation, who made these parts that are now not functioning. When I arrived, they sent me over to the convention on Monday morning. When I arrived there, I think I was the only one calm and collected; they all expected a disaster. Here is a million-dollar system. But I simply began to apply what I heard concerning Imagination, and I simply imagined that it was Tuesday morning and everything was going perfectly. Then I began to look around to find out who made these parts that are not functioning and to my delight, within fourteen miles of the center were the two companies that made these particular parts. So they came over and repaired them. We got all things together and it opened on time, and was a perfect demonstration of this million-dollar system.393 ¶3