departure, but if they want to leave on a government charter, they have to do it on thursday most likely, because there s no guarantee that there will be safety going to the airport. they re now concerned clearly about either martial law being declared or about violence more violence being possible toward americans and towards other nonpartisans around the rest of cairo and conceivably if the government were to follow martial law about planes getting out safely, they don t want people to leave before the curfew is lifted. but to your direct question, rachel, i think it s a lot trier trickier now. even when you have this violence, it s even more difficult to communicate the embassy will be open during working hours for u.s. citizen, not for other people. it s just that more difficult to try to get mubarak to leave voluntarily.