and i know of another situation that's similar to this at the present time uop [speaker not understood] dental school is renovating a building that already has these broad plates on 5th street near mission. and i was a graduate of the earlier facility and i can speak to the difficulty that facility has in its present location because of the narrowness. so, it's not just tech, but other uses. it's important that we get broad floor plates. however, this has to be correct and i think the things they've done in terms of tower separation, bulk, are very much in keeping with the code. as was pointed out by mr. guy, because of the tdr sold by 6 20, 63 1 howard, there never will be another tower that they have to separate themselves from because even if that building were to be destroyed in a fire or some other manner, it could never be built to more of a height than it's at now because they've already sold their tdrs. and then the bulk, there are a number of ways that you can grant exceptions and major variations in the skin of the building, and they're certainly doing that as you notice from

. -- pair it uop. on the question of competition -- pair it up. on the question of competition, our competition is probably more of the new yorker, new york magazine, the atlantic, that type of thought leadership publication, then it is opinion journals. i loved the nation -- i think the work they do is important -- that is much more of the content where the new republic used to be in. it is more of a challenging category. the category with the economist and the atlantic -- those are doing pretty well from a business perspective -- that is where we are trying to go. >> i am a freelance religion writer. one thing i noticed during some lgbt recording, it is a false equivalencies. they were put out somebody from the right, based on the fact they are a colorful character, interesting, without any examination about the veracity of their claims, funding streams, and so forth. the present an article where on the youtube is a photograph or video clip of somebody saying something inaccurate that is unchallenged. i wonder the moving forward in what your tho