And the fact that there are a lot of rings that are grassroots that uses the innovative programs that roberta talks about and when we revisit the successes the people that built those are being pushed out. I wonder if this is an issue in new orleans. I think the answer very certainly is yes. Its the paradox of urban upgrades generally. You have an artist cadre. New york. C the art world discoverer so goes it did 50 years ago and turns it into suburbia and then moves on. The neighborhoods become increasingly expensive as the jackbooted fashion walks over them. We have seen that definitely new orleans. There is still however in new orleans a very long way to go. There are a lot of neighborhoods that would benefit from an infusion of money and new ideas and it would remain to be seen whether there was unaffected detection in place for the original population thats being forced out. There are nonprofits and there are philanthropic groups but certainly address those issues. There are Commun