you have the one of the last remaining black officers clubs at fort leonard wood in missouri that was saved and and having been associated with this agency for almost 40 years. i take great pride and they do too in the in the way in which they've harmonized modern development and preservation of historic properties and and that has it's a little known story and i'm delighted that i'm able to tell it today, but it's a very important one. how'd you get involved in this 40 years ago. i started as a summer intern. yes. right out of right out. are you a history? yeah. i was a history major. i wanted to work actually international park and the only job that i was offered was at the national monument. that was not my idea of a national park restrooms. so the ladies room to left men's rooms are right, and then i learned of this agency had just been started. so we're talking about to give a little to reveal my age. we're talking about 1972 and and the agency had just really begun to hire a lot of folks start as a summer intern. i didn't know much about historic preservation, but it sounded int

that club at four leonard would, it was built around 1942. there is actually some stone work, very interesting stomachful by prisoners of war who were there during the war. italian and german prisoners of war. after the war, the building was used for a variety of things. by 2011 they did not really have a use for it. they thought it might be used for a purpose but no one was really interested. it began to deteriorate a little bit and there was a problem there, because it was owned by the military, a federal agency. they have the responsibility to maintain that. because it was, at that point, eligible for the national resite are. that is the first part of the process, do we have the historic process? once that was determined they then had to figure out what are we going to do? if they wanted to demolish it that would've had an adverse effect, the conservation process. which is the heart of these regulations, not all of the stakeholders together, including, by the way in the officers club. there was a mural painted. it'd by very well-known afri

leonard, always a pleasure to have you on.ttle 2-year-old that drowned in a pool and i just would like to say all the listeners out there please be safe around the water with your children and what i always say if everyone is watching no one is watching. so be safe, please, for this fourth of july. >> that's so important, stew. we were all talking about that over the weekend, those water dangers. you got to pay attention when there's little kids. stew, a very important message. thank you. >> if everyone's watching no one's watching. thank you very much. happy fourth of july. >> happy fourth to you as well. >>> coming up, those fourth of july sales, but is now really the best time to buy? becky, you're on it. >> reporter: eva, searching for lower prices is patriotic, but also a little confusing right now. so should you shop for the deals now or should you wait for prime day next week? well, it depends. we're going to tell you how to time it to get the best deal all when we come back. [ cheers and applause ] lemons. lemons, lemo

the day before, russian karen khachanov beat the germans jan leonard strufa in the match of the first round of the atp tournament in hamburger . now, in the second round, karen will face the winner of the match between the slavic alley bdena and the italian fabio fanini. tournament in hamburg is held on a clay surface with a prize fund of more than one and a half million euros , the current winner is spaniard pavel kareni buster omsk avangard will play the first 12 matches of the upcoming season in the kontinental hockey league on the road. it's all about preparing their own arena a few seasons ago, and the balls moved to balashikha the way they started the construction of an ultra-modern ice palace for the opening is planned only in october, its first duel in the new arena, avant-garde will hold on october 1 against siberia and already on the eighth it will be held there supermatch against magnitogorsk, moreover, just before the new year from december 23 to 30 in the hangar. will play at home four times in a row, and in february as many as eight. athletes from twenty countries of the

leonard, you'll never guess who i just found online-- hey! nice shot.is giant head did most of the work. very mature. you're lucky i'm out of silly string. as i was saying, leonard, you'll never guess who i just found online: professor proton. (chuckles): you're kidding. he's still alive? yes! who's professor proton? he was the host of this great-- hey! yes! sorry, tell me about professor proton. professor proton hosted my favorite science show when i was a child. i never missed an episode. he demonstrated scientific principles using everyday objects. it was pretty cool. aw, so cute when you use the word "cool" wrong. like when kids say "pasghetti." oh, dear lord! leonard, look! he's still available for parties and events. we should hire him. hire him to do what? well, whatever we want. hang out, do experiments, make him take 12 pictures with us so we can make a calendar. it would be pretty awesome to hang out with him. i just used "awesome" wrong, didn't i? well, i'm e-mailing him right now. do you remember his old theme song? of course i do. ♪ grab yo

(screams) leonard! shh, shh. hi! keep your voice down. oh, my god. you weren't supposed to be here till sunday! we finished the experiment early, so i thought i'd come home and surprise you. oh, my gosh, why are we whispering? i didn't tell sheldon, so we could have a few days alone. oh, that is so romantic. uh, sure, that's why i did it. oh... i just cannot believe you're here. sheldon: penny, it's your lucky day! three of the eggs are clearly not jumbo. grab your keys. ♪ our whole universe was in a hot, dense state ♪ ♪ then nearly 14 billion years ago expansion started... wait! ♪ ♪ the earth began to cool ♪ ♪ the autotrophs began to drool, neanderthals developed tools ♪ ♪ we built the wall ♪ ♪ we built the pyramids ♪ ♪ math, science, history, unraveling the mystery ♪ ♪ that all started with a big bang ♪ ♪ bang! ♪ moderate to severe eczema still disrupts my skin.

leonard did it. good night. (stammering): no, wait.haps i should sleep here, so you don't miss leonard as much, uh, 'cause you're being kind of a baby about it.

um, she drew a comparison between leonard wood who commanded the rough riders? and woodrow wilson who was nearing the end of his term and who had waited too long in her view to enter the world war. she declared we want not the man who waits for the psychological moment. we want the men who makes the psychological moment. now as you listen to this poem by corinne i want you to bear in mind the observation of cs lewis that quote we laugh at honor and then are surprised to find that we have traders in our midst. well the roosevelt's never left at honor. and here is another dig at wilson who wanted peace without victory. this poem is called two peace with victory. and she says i could not welcome you a longed four piece unless you're coming had been heralded by victory. the lessons, excuse me, the legions who have bled and elsewise died in vain for our release. but no that you come sternly let me kneel and pay my tribute to the myriad dead. who counted not the blood that they have shed against the goal their valor shall reveal? what had been the shame had all the st

for more, we are joined by leonard.have novartis and roche, they are usually guaranteed to have steady growth, do analysts think they will keep up? >> novartis sales are expected to take a hit from the strong u.s. dollar, but adjusted for fx they should be on track to meet full-year guidance of mid to single digit growth. roche which reports on thursday might even raise their forecast due to strong growth. dani: it is strong that dollars impact. there has been a lot of crosscurrents, tsmc pretty good, mike braun -- micron maybe not so much, asml, what are we expecting? >> last week they raise their sales forecast but also said they would delay spending. this could impact asml as well. investors might still be worried about demand, so any forward-looking comments on-demand will be a key thing to watch. dani: and finally, sap, one of germany's big tech companies, they have reoccurring revenue that might shield them from some of the downturn, will that be their saving grace this quarter? >> sap has a lot of recurring reven

leonard funk volunteered as a paratrooper in world war ii.er jumping into normanty of d-day he earned the distinguished service cross during operation market garden. on august 23, 1945, president truman awarded first sergeant funk the medal of honor for his actions during the battle of the bulge. during this pivotal battle, first sergeant funk took charge of his company when his company's officer went down and despite being outnumbered, first sergeant funk led a makeshift group of clrks and soldiers to capture a town held by the enemy and then nearly single handedly killed or captured 100 enemy soldiers. first sergeant funk is also one of the most decorated paratroopers of world war ii, having also earned the bronze star and purple heart with two oak leaf clusters. first sergeant funk passed away in 1992 after a civilian career with the u.s. veterans administration. i commend him for his heroics and dedication to our nation. i'm proud to be able to make this small gesture of our nation's dwrat thud spearheaded by the mckeesport community come

another major influence was the great american composer, conductor leonard bernstein. the things that i learned from mister burns on about conducting are the sorts of lessons that become apparent. many, many years later, he spoke as a humanitarian, also, as a great artist and a great musician, mr. bernstein was one of the most physically organic communicators. he was also very good with, with text. he could speak very well, a great communicator. but also if you watch, watch the videos of his movement is, is quite seductive, showing exactly what it is. and when you think about it, this is one of the most, i was a fundamental forms of human communication that we have just body communication, body language. and sometimes when we grow up, we can forget this, you know, we've, we've had so many social training exercises, but you should not sure how you're really feeling maybe that that's appropriate for certain circumstances. but for making music force, you need to be able to communicate in all all levels ah, in the me the news . and yet another source of inspiration came fr

another major influence was the great american composer and conductor leonard bernstein. ah, the things that i learned from mister burns on about conducting are the sorts of lessons that become apparent. many, many years later he spoke as a humanitarian, also as a great artist and a great musician, mister bernstein, was that one of the most am physically organic or communicators. he was also very good with her, with text, he could speak very well, a great communicator, but also if you want. so was the videos of his movement. it's is quite seductive then it showing exactly what it is and when you think about it, this is some, one of the most i would say fundamental forms of human communication that we have just body communication, body language. and sometimes when we grow up, we can forget this, you know, we, we've had so many social training exercises, but you should not sure how you're really feeling maybe that that's appropriate for certain circumstances. but for making music force, you need to be able to communicate in all of all levels. ah, ah, the news . and yet anot

guest: thanks, leonard. host: ken in washington, d.c.. -- washington, d.c., you are next. caller: thank you for taking my call. hello? host: we are listening. caller: living in america, it is not just a time where in, it is the history. i want to say two quick things. my father is still trying to get additional assistance for ptsd. he is a retired army sergeant major, two tours in vietnam, also served for pelham as well. the local community received a certain him money for the citizens because of the distraction and damage done to the community but none of the veterans or families that served there, stationed there, have yet to receive anything. if you could touch on this because what we see in america, there was a racial component as well, access to veterans because in particular for black people, sometimes that public policy does not reach those communities in particular. one example is my great uncle who is a korean war veteran and he was discharged. i will allow you to explain that to the listening audience, but -- and of course he was married and had children. i'm sur

we start with tennis russian karen khachanov beat the germans jan leonard struf the day before in the the first round of the atp tournament in hamburger . now, in the second round, karen will face the winner of the match between the slavic allage bidet and the italian fabiofania. the tournament in hamburg is held on clay with a prize fund of more than one and a half million euros, the current winner is the spaniard. pablo kareni busta, the omsk avangard will play the first 12 matches of the upcoming season in the kontinental hockey league on the road. it's all about preparing their own new arena a few seasons ago, and the swords moved to balashikha as the construction of the ultra-modern ice palace began in their city palace, but the opening is planned only in october for its first duel in the new arena, avangard will hold on october 1 against c. for the eighth there will be a super match against magnitogorsk, moreover, just before the new year from december 23 to 30 in the garde. he will play at home four times in a row, and in february, eight at all. athletes from twenty countries o

graham leonard: i remember that sinking feeling when i realized there were people probably on the islandere were probably really tragic consequences. male: holy crap! oh my god. oh my god. stephanie march: when new zealand's white island volcano erupted on december 9 last year, there were 47 people trapped in the crater. female: oh my god, there are people there! male: oh no. stephanie: horrified sightseers were the first on the scene. aline kauffmann: some people was quiet, very quiet, some people was screaming, some people was crying. tim barrow: there was no second-guessing, no hesitation. tom storey: we kind of got to the victims, started helping them, putting on gas masks, giving them water, putting them in the recovery position, making them as comfortable as we can. just reassuring them that we are there, we are there to help, and we are going to get you off the island and you're not alone. stephanie: tonight on "four corners": the extraordinary efforts by ordinary people to rescue the victims of the white island disaster. we investigate how much tourists were told and understood a

if it was we leonard, and the crack of dawn, the 1st place we stayed in was unbearable. it was minus 6 outside, but there was no heating in the building and the toilet was on the street. this, this rent department is nice and warm. everything works. and the children have their own room that didn't was very low. you. 17 year old marina helps to cook some traditional bush, a taste of home that will do them all. good. funny enough that way. there's marina had to leave her friends behind venice. it's hard for every one. the children are aware that we've lost something, both of them. most of them have a good at him. ah, tanya shares the 5 room apartment with olga barrow bon over and her 2 children. money is tight. i didn't that might what marina has made a start with the bush that like tanya and her children, olga also comes from moscow. she was a successful business woman. they are producing high tech wheelchairs after she took part in anti war protests. the authorities put pressure on her and her family . she gave everything up, but she doesn't want to stay in georgia unles

in the impoverished south asian country, which has been devastated by spiraling economic crisis. leonards processed as gathered in front of the president's office, some of them even burning an effigy of the leader and demanding he resign as a symbol of a tarnished government. security forces have been on heightened alerts in the capital city colombo during the election with soldiers patrolling the streets on the waterways. in the meantime, a scores of protesters have been running outside the parliament building during previous days. all correspondence rendered sharma reports from the scene. a now the big question about the p o. c lanka accept him up behind. the simple answer is no wonder when we started, when we were all part of this, i didn't started hundreds and thousands of few long guns collectively said enough is enough. oh, i know technically has a bug, we believe that he was and i know ron and somebody was seen as an ally of the roger buckshot. remember when google by roger fox off fled the country. he made ronald as an acting president of the country is also the prime minister, th

dean rich leonard came up. i called him on the phone. i said dean you need to go to washington. he said, okay. i don't i don't know how i finagled it. but there he is dean rich leonard of the campbell university law school and former federal judge. and now ladies and gentlemen, you you get a program that i think you will quite like and i'm not going to jump on anybody and choke them to death. i will certainly make certain quivering moments if you start going over richard. and uh so i i will i might just gave me the finger. i think that's richard benavisti. uh jill wine banks is on the next panel. and jill you need to come on up here. and kick it off. in fact, i want to tell you about this lady having been a lawyer for a long time. i think she explains complex legal issues. better than anybody i've ever seen on tv jill come up, please and convene your your your table and and you have with you, of course, my friend richard benavisti the deputy chief counsel deputy chief investor of prosecutor of the special prosecution team and jim hamilton our our jim hamilton to handle the one o

. >> i do go leonard i ask nard to hear their new hip hop album. yes. bieber by way that's not listsly about had free bird. >> no. >> same iptsz view see i had going to continue singing the beat approximatelies cover healthster sketcher. this what inspired charles manson. vision of of the race war. that's so right. she made point she will sing that song. >> i am confused. i went through college lit me with your best shot i thought twatsz drink regular at the keying la. i don't know. what unload rocket get rid guns and rose she has other big hits song. hell for children. >> is it really? is hell really for chirp? what about heart breaker. how about love is a battlefield. >> we have ukraine war. we have war in ukraine right now. oh you didn't pat. you didn't say battle approximately field. it is crazy. i think your song you better run san about weight loss. right? i don't know. i just realizing i am spending too much time around you because my first thought was diarrhea. oh wow. >> speaking of, like think about the song milk shake by kel igs that's litera

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alexis mcadams at missouri's laguardia international airport -- new york's, kelly to grady and stew leonardrom his supermarket in norwalk, connecticut. happy fourth, everyone. hope you're dealing with some of the headaches but all of the patriotic positives that comes from this special weekend. i'm neil cavuto. let's get right to it with alexis mcadams at new york's laguardia airport with how the crowds are handling the pressure. >> reporter: hi, neil. that's right, yeah, there's a lot of pressure and people worried if their flight's going to be delay or canceled, but after we've had so many air travel delays, people are not surprised if hair flights are canceled or delayed. take a look, this is at jetblue area where people are trying to check many. we've been seeing these lines kind of grow throughout the morning. hasn't been too bad just yet, but that doesn't mean that's not going to change later on. here own the east coast, the july 4 holiday weekend started out with hundreds of delays. airlines canceled about 500 u.s. flights while about 5,000 were delayed according to or flightaware. t

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games in paris we start with tennis russian karen khachanov beat the day before, the germans jan leonardst round of the atp tournament in hamburger the meeting ended with a score of 3 6 6 3 7 6 in favor of khachanov by the pool at the tournament under the seventh number, struf had a wild card from the organizers. now in the second round koran will meet with the winner of the match between the slavs aljaz bdena and the italian fabine the tournament in hamburg is held on clay with a prize fund of more than one and a half million euros , the current winner is the spaniard fablukara, not boost. the first 12 matches of the upcoming season in the kontinental hockey league are omsk. avant-garde will spend on the road it's all about preparing their own new arena a few seasons ago. they came to balashikha there to go, as the construction of the ultramodern ice palace began in their city, but the opening is planned only in october , avangard will hold its first fight in the new arena on october 1. against siberia and already the eighth super match against magnitka will be held there, moreover, jus

local officials out looking and volunteers, and two volunteers from out of state gary hanner and leonard gunner, took my producer out on a boat. you can see some of the devastation he saw in jackson. that's what happened when the water rose up. what you can't see in this footage is the smell. chris told me that he could smell diesel fuel all in this water. it's horrible, horrible, damaging, dangerous water. this is what they're dealing with here in kentucky. and people who have been through this, are worried they may not come back from it. >> i don't know if anybody can move back into these homes for a long time, if ever. >> i've lost everything. animals are without, people are without. homes are destroyed. we just need help. we need as much help, please, i'm begging anyone who sees this. help my town. help my people. >> help is the important word. that's what we're trying to do here in jackson and all over the rest of the area devastated by the flooding. it's an active scene. they're trying to help people and find them and do what needs to be done. jim? >> evan mcmorris, thank you very

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the may suffer worse, shana the human, the, i need a leonard come in them and then she was happy. american, why not? was that how the fish or alum and luther can be low don't where you at the 100 there's that there's one. well, the next friday for the last time, i think you had him when he discussed what it was like when he went to bosnia in 93. i think he meant to make quite a few trips, but one particular trip where he entered a warehouse on the warehouse was absolutely full of women and children who didn't know whether husbands and sons were. and he, when he was telling me this, he broke down crying, and it was really difficult. you could feel the wronger of that moment. and because he said all these women, he, he heard this golf when he walked in because they thought he was there to free them or to get them out or to move them. and he couldn't, i, i guess you'll probably have to lead me. she'll probably won't get in there in the late one maybe was just give me a call the office of the nursing home. i'm lots of live up in slamming well, we took that we could do that and that wa

. >> following in the footsteps of robert frost, leonard bernstein, and toni morrison.. >> perhaps the closest anyone can get inside laurie anderson's mind is this virtual reality world she created with a collaborator in taiwan. >> it's a world that looks spatial, but it's made of words and drawings. >> whoa! >> it feels as though you're flying inside a work of art. >> you've been working with technology for 40 years now. does it still fascinate you? >> yeah, it does.i'geek, u know? i doink i worship hope? >> oh no. and this was said to me by a cryptologist. if you think technology is going to solve your problems, you don't understand technology, and you don't understand your problems. and i liked that very much because, you know, people just go, oh yeah, that's going to fix it. really? >> laurie anderson's largest exhibition is currently on display at the smithsonian's hirshhorn museum on the national mall in washington, d.c. it's an odyssey through her singular creative life. >> this seems very ominous to me. >> good. there's so much flag-waving these days and it beco

further investigation revealed that the 43 year-old man there on your right leonard hawkins provided the gasoline used to like this man on fire. both suspects are now facing charges, including attempted murder, arson and conspiracy. as for the victim, they are expected to survive. coming up, there's a high-tech option for hitting the roads in style and comfort this summer. we've got the details. >> and santana taking a break from performing to focus on his health. details on the postponed shows coming up. plus, the president of ukraine says troops will now have a better chance of fighting russian forces. why he's thanking the united states tonight. this burger will blow your mind? really? how? bacon two ways... cheese two ways... any more questions? try my $5.99 double bacon cheesy jack combo. we call it oleyumi. you call it california. our land, our culture, our people once expansive, now whittled down to a small community. only one proposition supports california tribes like ours. while providing hundreds of millions in yearly funding to finally address homelessness in california.

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industry are are getting absolutely wrecked, but ultimately, the beauty of bitcoin is there is no leonardhis irresponsible debt is going to get purged, and bitcoin will recover. a similar thing happened many 2020 where bitcoin traded in just a couple of days. ultimately, the liquidation is ultimately a good thing in a long -- in the long run. charles: your work is fantastic, i appreciate you spending your time with us. happy fourth. >> thank you, charles. charles: not all ideas are good ideas, especially if you're using someone else's money. i'm going to talk about how the most brilliant people out there get to call everyone else dumb. tweet me your thoughts @cbpayne. we'll be right back. ♪ you might think it's hysterical, but with i know when you're weak. ♪ you think you're in the movie- like any family, the auburns all have... individual priorities. some like strategic diversification. some like a little comfort, to balance out the risk. others want immediate gratification... and long-term gratification,too. they have their own interests, but at the end of the day there's nothing like b

. >> reporter: leonard lane is a retired buffalo firefighter and 25 years with the bfd.has lived in this neighborhood most of his life. >> at first i said to myself well, maybe they should just bulldozer it down, close it and make a memorial out of it. >> reporter: buffalo mayor byron brown says re-opening was a tough decision but the right one. it took years to bring this one market to this low-income minority community. >> we could not let the act of a white supremacist deprive this dsf people, >> repex sayrtunity. t store's employees have returned to work. the remaining 25% remain apprehensive and, janai, it's unclear if they will ever go back. >> our thanks to mola. >>> well, turning now to wildfires, not in the southwest, as you might expect, but in europe from portugal to hungary, thousands of firefighters have been battling blazes this week as oppressive triple-digit heat boils the region, and abc's ines de la cuetara has more. >> reporter: good morning, guys. we are just outside of bordeaux. take a look at this. this forest completely charred. that tree trunk sti

>> in the bay, oakland, police are asking for help in finding this man. 73 year-old leonard hunt was last seen on tuesday just before midnight on 51st street. that's near highway. 24 and ucsf benioff children's hospital in oakland. but his family says that he is displayed early signs of dementia and functions at about the level of a 10 year-old who was last seen wearing a dark grey baseball cap, blue jeans, black, hooded sweatshirt and black shoes. anyone with information on whereabouts is asked to please contact the oakland police department, the bodies of 3 missing oakland man who jumped into the sacramento river in order to save a child have been found. 5 adults were fishing on bad, an island recreational area on sunday when an 8 year-old started struggling in the water, they all jumped into the river to save the child. the sheriff's office says the child was rescued, but 3 of the 5 adults did not return to shore. the rio vista fire department says it pulled the bodies from the water yesterday, a friend of the men says their who steal beavis and when perez and in the low gutierrez

further investigation revealed that the 43 year-old man there, leonard hawkins on the right side of your screen provided the gasoline used to light the man on fire. both of those people are now facing charges, including attempted murder, arson and conspiracy. as for the victim, they are expected to survive. >> the city of fairfield held a gun buyback event today. folks at the opportunity to hand in their guns. no questions asked and they were able to receive gift cards in return. law enforcement city officials say more than 90 firearms were taken off the streets to this buyback. kron. 4 s camila barco was there. >> so 2 rifles. >> rifles, pistols, and pellet guns. just some of the firearms fairfield police collected at a gun buyback event on saturday. we believe interest that lives will be saved as a direct result of that raymond court in montz from fairfield believes these gun buyback events are stepping stone in preventing guns from ending up in the wrong hands. we know which is one element in the message, right? creating space of people. >> bring unwanted firearms, illegal firearms. >

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i think one thing have asked me including franklin leonard who was also on the stories. is there gonna be a black agenda too? i don't know that's up to my polishes low-key. but at the end of that there are versions of this that can continue. i will say that there is something that like this that kind of already exists the the national urban league releases a report every single year that focuses on black america the invite a number of different experts. the one thing is you probably haven't heard of it because a lot of times what happens is these reports are not widely covered. and so that's something that i would definitely encourage you to check out if you're still interested in stuff like this, but my hope is that i will find other avenues for this to be a platformer which we celebrate and honor black expertise from here on out. that is incredible to be part of something that feels final and that it's a book. they also feels like a beginning i entry point into a wider conversation like experts like x like expertise and then each of the amplifier lift up. so thank you

leonard... no, no, no, no. i take it back. don't say it. just-just hate me, but stay with me.it worked for my parents. listen, i don't want to break up with you. oh. o-okay. good, good. (laughs) so, it's cool if i cry a little? yeah, i probably wouldn't. yeah. (clearing throat) look, you did the right thing last night. i was a mess. i was just frustrated because my career is going nowhere. look, i get it, and i want you to know that i support whatever you want to do. great, because i've been thinking, if i really want this acting thing to work, i need to focus all my energy on it. and to do that, i should quit waitressing at the cheesecake factory. wow! that-that's a big step.

leonard hofstadter. oh, oh, right, i remember your-your girlfriend. is-is she... is she here? not. so, what prescription are you getting filled? sheldon. wait, i want to guess. don't tell me. i wasn't going to tell you. sheldon, come on.