the team is rounded out by thomas sable and robert shaw. we have also provided expert technical advice and support in that area at the peer review's request. i'd like to thank steven wolf of the m.t.c. staff who has really shepherded the communication of review between the jtpa contractors and the independent review panel. we designed a very specific set of tasks to study and comply with the mayor's request. we have continued to provide updates to the two mayor's on the status of the work as it progresses. i'd like to mention that in order for the review to be ex-predishes, the review panel that's given verbal approvals of various stages of work while minor details of work goes on. each task will be closed with correspondence from the peer review panel declaring the completeness and closedness of each task. in terms of the review, our study primarily focused on the failure of the fremont street location, but the panel is following leads that have been determined from the preliminary cause of failure and followed leads on where those present

this is the part of the battlefield, also, where oliver wendell holmes, robert gould shaw are going to be wounded. some celebrities are found in this part of the battlefield, as well. it is interesting to note, could hope have just portrayed artillery hell? yes. but what does he do instead? he includes yet another, not totally futile, but a very desperate charge made by union soldiers, trying to convey, i would argue, not quite anti-war, but it almost suggests an anti-war sentiment. someone who is uncomfortable, certainly, with combat and seeking to express the repulsiveness of battle. the unnatural transformation of landscapes he loved and admired so much. the final element i want us to think about is, again, how photographs influence the paintings. once again, i have given you all a close-up. i apologize for going back and forth. that scene blown up is this scene right here. if you're at the painting on the battlefield because the pain is so large, it reads relatively clearly. on a screen of this size, it reads as a pretty obscure spot. it is incredibly telling that hope does what? h