staff members, edward kendall, a laboratory scientist and philip hench, a rheumatologist, worked togethern the invention and clinical use of cortisone, which many of us know now. they received this prize, the classic example of a bridge from discovering something in the lab to applying it for the care of patients. the word came to mayo clinic i-8 a textssage, not -- by message not like what you would do but a western union telegram. they were team based in their philosophy, the use part of her -- they were team based in their false if he that they used part of the prize money towards clinical assistants. one of those was a franciscan sister. with her bow of poverty, she couldn't take it. they said that is fine, we will send you on a trip to europe to meet the pope. he always found ways to contribute and give back to others. an early telephone. we have always loved technology here. dr. william mayo had the first telephone in this region. it connected his farmhouse with his office. so the idea of patient convenience, you can walk in to the local area and call dr. mayo at his home. this was