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Opera, that's a good one. That's good. It was opera, yes. What opera? No, it wasn't Wagner, but that's a good guess. It's certainly a reasonable style, way over the top. That was Maria Callas singing La Mamma Morta from Andrea Chenier, which was written in 1895, and premiered in the spring of 1896 exactly at the time when the world was going nuts over this mysterious form of radiation that can see inside the human body. So, I thought that was a good match. The thing's best in class. That's Maria Callas. This is opera for those of you who don't like opera. This, by the way, some of you may recognize if you saw the movie Philadelphia. This is the piece that's playing when the Tom Hanks character visits the loft, or excuse me, the Denzel Washington character visits the loft of the Tom Hanks character. And this is playing. It's a fantastic piece, way over the top. And this is Maria Callas who is the woman that restored melodrama to oper...

OK now, exam one. I mentioned this before. I thought this would be helpful to everyone. What I did is put together what I call a concept map. And I will post this, here it is, oh, there is a periodic table, isn't that lovely? This is what I put together for you guys. And I call it exam one concept map. Now, I'm not going to go through it now. But I wanted you guys to have the big picture of what we've done. This really is a celebration, especially when you look at all of the things that we've learned and how they're all connected together. And that's what I wanted you guys to see. OK so, look at this. So here are on the left here are-- this is all not graded stuff, here's what's been graded. Oh, and this is what's graded on Monday, exam one problem topics. Look at all those things. Now over here, we have the three goody bags that you guys have had. And there have been problems in there. And here we have the problems that you've had ...