YOUR MAP TO GREENBUILD 2016REGISTER BY AUGUST 1ST & SAVE GREEN

When we think of icons, we conjure up images of people, places and things that withstand the test of time, symbolizing our beliefs, culture and community. Greenbuild 2016 celebrates the icons of our movement. Those who are working in the trenches today, and those who are in line to take up the banner and lead the way into the future.

Plan now to join us for an epic celebration at

GREENBUILD 2016: Iconic Green in Los Angeles, California.A special thank you to our host committee, USGBC-LA

SPECIAL EVENTSGREENBUILD PLENARY & CELEBRATIONThursday, October 6 | 6:30 PM - 11:30 PMPractice across multiple disciplines. Policy across every facet of government. People with ideas, influence and inspiration. These are the pillars of our movement and celebrating the icons who advance and define them is the essence of Greenbuild. Against the backdrop of polarized body politics in the US and political and social upheaval across the globe, California’s popular Lieutenant Governor Gavin Newsom, USGBC’s outgoing CEO Rick Fedrizzi, and other powerful voices will deliver a fast-paced, passion-filled discussion about the issues of our times: climate change, social equity and the profound need for environmental focus in every corner of the globe.

JOIN THE GREEN BUILDING & CONSTRUCTION COMMUNITYas Los Angeles Rolls Out theRed Carpet for Greenbuild this Fall!

BJARKE INGELSFounder & Creative Partner, Bjarke Ingels Group

MAHESH RAMANUJAMCOO and incoming CEO, U.S. Green Building Council

WHAT TO EXPECT AT GREENBUILD 2016Greenbuild offers a place where more than 20,000 green building and design professionals come together with sustainability leaders from around the world for three exhilarating days featuring:

• Exhibit Hall with over 500 companies offering innovative products and tomorrow’s technologies

• Engaging education sessions presented by leaders in sustainability including two plenaries

• Expanded residential programming featuring a full day of residential sessions and a dedicated residential product pavilion

• Workshops - green building tours take a deep dive into a new rating system or take the new Expo Line to the beach

• Pre-conference Summits including Communities & Affordable Homes, International and the all NEW WaterBuild Summit developed to address California’s water challenges

• Greenbuild Plenary & Celebration including a dynamic speaker followed by a live concert, food and beverages

CLOSING PLENARYFriday, October 7 | 11:00 AM - 12:30 PMGreenbuild’s closing plenary is always about “what’s next?” and this year that question has special resonance as incoming USGBC CEO Mahesh Ramanujam prepares to take the reins. He’ll share his perspective on how the next chapter of USGBC will leverage the momentum of the market transformation underway to accelerate the adoption of a sustainable mindset across geographic borders, business sectors and diverse stakeholders. He’ll be joined onstage by BIG founder Bjarke Ingels, who leads his multi-cultural, multi-talented team of architects, designers, builders and thinkers right to the heart of the “fertile overlap” between the pragmatic and the utopian to deliver stunning projects that are as technically innovative as they are cost- and resource-conscious. We’re excited to welcome him to the closing plenary stage to give us his take on how we need to change our world view so we can create a world more responsive to our contemporary lives.

GAVIN NEWSOMLieutenant Governorof California

RICK FEDRIZZICEO & Founding Chair, U.S. Green Building Council

SUMMITSCOMMUNITIES & AFFORDABLE HOMES SUMMIT

Opening Plenary Keynote Speaker Mindy Fullilove, Professor of Clinical Sociomedical Sciences and Psychiatry, Mailman School of Public Health, Columbia University

Join community and sustainability leaders for dialogue on the development of vibrant, sustainable communities through the lenses of resilience, social equity, health and economic opportunity. Share knowledge and problem-solve with the goal of expediting the economic, social, and ecological health and vitality of all communities.

WATERBUILD SUMMITOpening Plenary Keynote Speaker Dr. Michael Webber, Deputy Director, Energy Institute, The University of Texas at Austin

WaterBuild was developed to continue the conversation on water in California with the goal of producing valuable material to support the work already underway. Get your hands dirty solving water challenges currently affecting the region.

INTERNATIONAL SUMMITGet practical, transferable and scalable solutions along with insider knowledge on green building markets from across the globe. Hear from dynamic panels of experts, who’ll discuss current practices, share stories of what’s working on the ground, all with an eye towards the future.

WORKSHOPSEarn up to seven hours of continuing education credit by attending one of the pre-conference workshops. All workshops at Greenbuild are taught by skilled and experienced practitioners who are also trained facilitators. This year also features workshops about the LEED, SITES, ParkSmart, EDGE, WELL and PEER rating systems.

Workshops are held on Monday, October 3 and Tuesday, October 4.

CONTINUING EDUCATIONFull conference attendees can earn more than 15 continuing education credits and fulfill LEED professional credential maintenance for the year through education sessions, expo hall education, and the opening and closing plenaries.

9 HOURS. Education sessions – earn 1 credit per hour of education

3 HOURS. Plenary and Closing Plenary – earn 1.5 credits per event

UP TO 8 HOURS. Expo Hall education, including Expo Discussions, Education Labs and some Expo Stage Sessions – earn 1 credit per hour of education

Sessions are accredited by GBCI, AIA, BOMI and IDCEC (select sessions only).For more information, visit www.greenbuildexpo.com/Attendee/Conference/Designations

LEARNING IN THE EXPOThis year, Greenbuild will offer attendees a variety of ways to learn in the Exhibit Hall:

EXPO STAGE. Featuring industry-related presentations and important USGBC updates, the expo stage presentations are FREE to all attendees!

EDUCATION LABS. Education Labs are a unique classroom learning experience on the show floor! Each lab is a one-hour educational session (continuing education credit available). NOTE: Education Lab sessions are only available to three and four-day conference attendees.

EXPO DISCUSSIONS. Earn up to three GBCI CE hours in the Greenbuild Exhibit Hall by reading about and discussing two important green building industry topics. Greenbuild will focus on one topic each day of the Exhibit Hall. White papers provide background information and a foundation for the Expo Discussions. After reading the white papers, attendees and exhibitors will discuss the topic and how it relates to their green building activities and companies.

TOURSExperience Los Angeles firsthand as we present the best of the area’s sustainable buildings and neighborhoods. Green building tours are one of the most popular and exciting features, providing the opportunity to explore sustainable design on college campuses, mass transit, beach communities, movie studios and more! Tours take place Monday, October 3; Friday, October 7; and Saturday, October 8. Full and half-day tour options are available on Monday and Saturday.

SPECIAL SETS. For the sixth year, Greenbuild Special Sets will reinvent traditional education sessions with alternative formats and new, engaging environments. These 48 sessions will feature unique stages, lighting and interactive presentation styles to engage the Greenbuild audience.

WELCOMETO SUNNY LALos Angeles is one of the world’s most fascinating cities, and we invite you to capture the spirit of America during your visit. Los Angeles is more than superstar sightings. It’s a place where sustainability and healthy living mold unique dining experiences, fashion and culture. Make sure to plan time to enjoy this eclectic city.

BE INSPIRED.BE ICONIC.BE INSPIRED.BE ICONIC.

GREENBUILD SCHEDULEVisit www.greenbuildexpo.com for the latest information and updates.

MONDAY,OCTOBER 3

8:00 AM – 4:00 PM Full-Day Green Building Tours 8:00 AM – 12:00 PM & 1:00 PM – 5:00 PM Half-Day Green Building Tours 8:30 AM – 5:00 PM Full-Day Workshops 8:30 AM - 12:30 PM & 1:00 PM – 5:00 PM Half-Day Workshops

TUESDAY,OCTOBER 4

8:30 AM – 5:00 PM Full-Day Workshops 9:00 AM – 5:30 PM Communities & Affordable Homes Summit9:00 AM – 5:30 PM WaterBuild: The Water Summit at Greenbuild 9:00 AM – 5:30 PM International Summit 1:00 PM – 5:00 PM Half-Day Workshops

WEDNESDAY,OCTOBER 5

8:00 AM - 10:00 AM Education Sessions10:00 AM – 6:00 PM Expo Hall Open 2:00 PM – 3:00 PM & 3:30 PM – 4:30 PM Education Sessions 4:30 PM – 6:00 PM Happy Hour in the Hall

THURSDAY,OCTOBER 6

7:00 AM – 9:00 AM Women in Green Power Breakfast 9:00 AM – 10:00 AM Education Sessions 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM Expo Hall Open 11:30 AM – 1:30 PM Leadership Awards Luncheon 2:00 PM – 3:00 PM & 3:30 PM – 4:30 PM Education Sessions 5:30 PM – 6:00 PM Passport to Prizes Drawing6:30 PM – 11:30 PM Greenbuild Plenary & Celebration

FRIDAY,OCTOBER 7

8:00 AM – 9:00 AM & 9:30 AM – 10:30 AM Education Sessions 11:00 AM – 12:30 PM Closing Plenary 2:00 PM – 6:00 PM Half-Day Green Building Tours

SATURDAY,OCTOBER 8

8:00 AM – 4:00 PM Full-Day Green Building Tours 8:00 AM – 12:00 PM & 1:00 PM – 5:00 PM Half-Day Green Building Tours

OFFSETTING OUR CARBON FOOTPRINTTogether we can make Greenbuild a carbon neutral conference! Purchase carbon offsets in registration for $10 to support this initiative.

EDUCATION AT GREENBUILDThousands of building professionals from all over the world will come together at Greenbuild 2016 for three days of outstanding educational sessions, renowned speakers and engaging formats. The Greenbuild Education Program consists of over 240 sessions, tours, workshops and expo education sessions throughout the week.

MASTER SERIES. The Greenbuild Master Series brings together leaders of diverse industries who share the common trait of championing sustainability and green building, while providing inspiration and motivation for our everyday lives. Choose from eight Master Series speakers at Greenbuild 2016:

A15:Stories of the Green Building MovementOctober 58:00 AM - 10:00 AM

F15:Antwi Akom, PhDCo-founder & CEO, StreetwyzeOctober 63:30 PM - 4:30 PM

C15:Sebastian Copeland, Polar Explorer, Environmental AdvocateOctober 53:30 PM– 4:30 PM

E15: LEED Plus Scot Horst & Mahesh RamanujamU.S. Green Building CouncilOctober 62:00 PM– 3:00 PM

G15:Dr. Lucy Jones, The Lucy Jones Center for Science and SocietyOctober 78:00 AM– 9:00 AM

EDUCATION SESSIONS WEDNESDAY8:00 AM - 10:00 AM

WEDNESDAY2:00 PM - 3:00 PM

WEDNESDAY3:30 PM - 4:30 PM

THURSDAY9:00 AM - 10:00 AM

THURSDAY2:00 PM - 3:00 PM

THURSDAY3:30 PM - 4:30 PM

FRIDAY8:00 AM - 9:00 AM

FRIDAY9:30 AM - 10:30 AM

1 Special Set: The Amphitheater A01: Nature Inspired Material Innovation: Factory as Forest (Level 300)

B01: Biophilic Design: Achieving Broad Adoption (Level 400)

C01: The Urban Skyscraper as a Resilient Refuge (Level 200)

D01: Handprinting: Making Buildings, Products & Lives NetPositive (Level 300)

E01: Evaluating Landscape Assets: A Guidebook to Performance (Level 200)

F01: From California Dreamin’ to ZNE Reality in the Golden State (Level 300)

G01: Greening Iconic Spaces Where People Gather (Level 200)LEED Specific: BD+C, O+M

H01: Farming the Fifth Façade: Designing Urban Food Production (Level 200)

2 Special Set: The SpotA02: Green Codes & LEED: Do we need both? (Level 200) LEED Specific: BD+C

B02: Designing for Circadian Rhythms (Level 200) C02: Getting to Zero:User Engagement in Achieving Net Zero Energy (Level 300)

D02: Simpler, Faster Product Selection for LEED v4 (Level 300) Note: This is a 120-minute session taking place 8:00 AM – 10:00 AM

E02: Why & How to Commit Your Business to Climate Action (Level 200)

F02: How to Incorporate Lighting Efficiency into Tenant Fit-outs (Level 200)LEED Specific: ID+C

G02: Case Study: Rethinking Sustainable Product Acquisition (Level 200)LEED Specific: ID+C

H02: Future Proofing Climate Smart Multifamily Housing (Level 200)

3 Special Set: The Grove A03: Unleashing human productivity through better IAQ (Level 300)

B03: Past the Green Wall: Google Pittsburgh’s Biophilic Workplace (Level 300)LEED Specific: ID+C

C03: Mindful Design: Beginner’s Mind in Practice (Level 200)

D03: Healthy and Happy: Design Measures for Valuing Human Capital (Level 200) Note: This is a 120-minute session taking place 8:00 AM – 10:00 AM

E03: Tools and Incentives for Health-focused Design (Level 200)

F03: Green Buildings and Health: From the Lab to the Real World (Level 200)

G03: Certifying Naturally Ventilated Buildings for LEED (Level 300) LEED Specific: BD+C

H03: Acoustics Demystified: Green Building Acoustics in LEED v4 (Level 200) LEED Specific: BD+C

4 Special Set: The Cove A04: Living Buildings: Affordable Housing on the Cutting Edge (Level 200)

B04: Financing and Operating Building Water Recycling Systems (Level 300)LEED Specific: ND, HOMES

C04: Cities Catalyzing Sustainable Water Use: LA and Atlanta (Level 100)

D04: Brock Year One: Candid Lessons from Living at Net-Zero (Level 300)

E04: Sewage Waste Heat Recovery...the Energy Beneath our Cities! (Level 200) LEED Specific: BD+C

F04: Are We There Yet? Driving Privatization of Green Stormwater (Level 200)

G04: Out Of Thin Air- Making Fresh Water from the Atmosphere.

H04: The End of Water Addiction - Going Dry and Thriving (Level 300)

5 Special Set: The ParlorA05: LEED-ND Platinum Plan, Kashiwa-no-ha, Innovation Campus. (Level 300) LEED Specific: ND

B05: A Public/Private Partnership for a Sustainable Future in LA (Level 200)

C05: Tribal Green Building: Weaving Tradition with Today’s Needs (Level 200)

D05: UCOP’s Amazing Race to Carbon Neutrality: UCSC Case Study (Level 300) Note: This is a 120-minute session taking place 8:00 AM – 10:00 AM

E05: The Building Internet of Things (BIoT) and Sustainability (Level 200)

F05: Making your Company Walk the Sustainability Talk (Level 100) WELL Specific

G05: TBA H05: Finding Thermal Nirvana: Creativity in Thermal Design (Level 200)

6 The Studio A06: Sustainability Roadmap: Leading Organizational Change (Level 300)

B06: The Road to ZNE: City of Palo Alto Case Study (Level 300)

C06: Zero Net Energy as an Agent of Change (Level 300)

D06: Resilient Design Charrette: Applying the LEED Pilot CreditsLEED Specific: BD+C | (Level 300) Note: This is a 120-minute session taking place 8:00 AM – 10:00 AM

E06: Cutting Carbon by Matching Owners + Pro Bono Professionals (Level 100)

F06: Cognitive Architecture: Neuroscience Informing Green Design (Level 100)

G06: Getting to Scale: Tribe Building for Resilient Communities (Level 300)

H06: Policy Hackathon for Urban Regeneration in the Golden State (Level 300)

7 Community A07: Net Zero Carbon Campuses: Costs, Benefits and Financing (Level 300) B07: Invited Session C07: Social Equity Gets Real (Level 100)

LEED Specific: BD+C v4D07: Completing the Street: Nature in the Urban Streetscape (Level 300)

E07: Scaling Up: Data Driven Design at a City Scale (Level 300)

F07: World at Capacity: The Sustainable New Cities Solution (Level 200)

G07: Engaging Stakeholders on Efficiency in Los Angeles (Level 200)

H07: Enhancing Community by Sustainable School Design (Level 300)

8 Net Zero A08: New Frontiers in Net Zero Energy & Water (Level 400)

B08: The Path to Net Zero Energy & Water - Against all Odds (Level 100)

C08: Innovations & Lessons Learned: New Net Positive Energy Campus (Level 300)

D08: Net Zero Cambridge - How Cities Get to Net Zero Emissions (Level 300)

E08: Save the planet ECONOMICALLY using baseline green codes! (Level 300)LEED Specific: BD+C

F08: Accelerating Toward Net Positive Energy, Water and Cash Flow (Level 300)

G08: 2030 Districts: Driving Goals Beyond Energy & Water (Level 200) H08: Both Sides of the Meter: (Level 100)

9 California A09: California Challenges School Design: ZNE+W (Level 200)

B09: Addressing the Drought: Commercial, Industrial, and Homes (Level 200)

C09: CALGreen 2016: California’s Green Building Standards Code (Level 200)

D09: The Future of Designing with Water: A Practice Guide to Onsite Water Reuse

E09: Sustainability in Entertainment and Event Facilities (Level 300)

F09: California Green Policies Lead to Sustainable Operations (Level 200)

G09: EcoDistricts for Resilience, Equity & Climate Protection (Level 200)

H09: Creative Placemaking and Community Engagement in Los Angeles (Level 200)

10 Energy Efficiency A10: How COP21 & LEED Can Energize A Low-Carbon Built Environment (Level 200)

B10: Better than Expected: Outperforming Energy Models (Level 300)LEED Specific: BD+C

C10: The Promise of the Internet of Things for Existing Buildings (Level 200)

D10: Successes in Food Service and Grocery Energy Efficiency (Level 200)

E10: Myth-Busting Barriers Associated with Plug Load Controls (Level 300)

F10: The Science, Technologies, and Strategies for Cooler Cities (Level 200)

G10: Designing the World’s Most Energy Efficient University (Level 300)

H10: A Peek Under the Hood: How the EDGE Software Works (Level 300)

11 Iconic Market A11: Living Education: Proven Performance of the Greenest Schools (Level 300)

B11: Building Water Resiliency: Innovation through Collaboration (Level 300)

C11: The Clause and Effect of Green Leasing(Level 200)

D11: Approaching the Crossroads of Sustainability and Security (Level 300)

E11: Sustainability Reporting: Big, Small and In-Between (Level 200)

F11: Advance your Career And Improve LEED Building Performance (Level 200)LEED Specific: O+M

G11: Integrating Sustainability into Acquisitions Due Diligence (Level 200) H11: Invited Session

12 Health and Well BeingA12: In a v4 Materials Quandary? Solutions through Collaboration (Level 200)LEED Specific: BD+C, ID+C

B12: On Good Behavior: Human Factors + Building Performance

C12: Green Cleaning at the Googleplex(Level 300) LEED Specific: O+M

D12: WELL Full Circle: The 1st WELL Certified Space Then and Now (Level 200) WELL Specific

E12: Leading the Way on Health & Wellbeing Piloting and Action (Level 200)

F12: Diodes and the Death of Daylighting as an ECM

G12: The Theory of Biophilia and the Practice of Biophilic Design (Level 300) H12: Invited Session

13 Materials A13: Let’s Talk About PVC (Level 200) WELL Specific

B13: How in the World Do You Green a Road? (Level 100) C13: Invited Session D13: Invited Session E13: The Path to Red List Free: Product Ingredient

Transparency (Level 200) F13: US EPA Recommends Standards & Ecolabels? Yes We Can! (Level 200)

G13: Delivering Standardized LCAs from Existing Design Data (Level 200)LEED Specific: BD+C

H13: Materials: Positive Disruptors (Level 100)

14 USGBC Updates A14: Advancing Community Sustainability(Level 300) B14: TBA C14: Global trends in sustainable real estate and

infrastructure (Level 300) D14: LEED and the Global Climate Commitments E14: Marketing & Sustainability: Tools & Tips to Tell Your Story (Level 100)

F14: Market Transformation: From Yesterday’s Parking Garage to Tomorrow’s Multi-Modal Transportation Hub (Level 100)

G14: PEER - Recent Developments and Key Opportunities

H14: Driving Sustainability Beyond in the Building: SITES Updates

15 Master Series A15: Stories of the Green Building Movement B15: TBA C15: Master Speaker Sebastian Copeland D15: TBA E15: LEED Plus F15: Master Speaker Dr. Antwi Akom G15: Master Speaker Dr. Lucy Jones H15: TBA

Level 100: Awareness | Level 200: Understanding/Comprehension | Level 300: Application/Implementation | Level 400: Mastery / Most education sessions have been approved for 1 continuing education credit per hour of education for the LEED Credential Maintenance Program. See GreenbuildExpo.com for more information. | LEED Specific | WELL Specific

PACKAGES & PRICINGConference, Day Passes, NEM, Workshops and Summits include Expo Pass

CATEGORY Before 8/2/16

8/2/16 - 9/30/16

After 9/30/16

4 Day Conference PassUSGBC Member $800 $950 $1,100

Non-member $1,050 $1,300 $1,550

3 Day Conference Pass

USGBC Member $600 $700 $800

Non-member $800 $1,000 $1,200

Full-time students & young professionals $300 $400 $500

Expo OnlyRegular $100 $125 $150

Student $50 $50 $50

Day Pass - Wednesday USGBC Member $325 $375 $425

Non-member $375 $425 $475

Day Pass - Thursday USGBC Member $375 $425 $475

Non-member $425 $475 $525

Day Pass - Friday USGBC Member $175 $225 $275

Non-member $225 $275 $325

WorkshopsHalf-Day Workshop $125/$150 $150/$200 $200/$250

Full Day Workshop $250/$300 $300/$350 $350/$400

Tuesday SummitsUSGBC Member $250 $300 $350

Non-member $300 $350 $400

Non-Exhibiting ManufacturerUSGBC Member $300 $350 $400

Non-member $350 $400 $450

The following are additional offerings that can be purchased for an additional cost to any of the packages above.

Green Building ToursHalf-day $55 $75 $95

Full-day $80 $100 $120

Greenbuild Plenary& Celebration All $150 $175 $200

Leadership Awards Luncheon All $75 $75 $75

Women in Green Power Breakfast All $65 $75 $85

Conference Proceedings

CP1: Standard Option $125 $185 $245(post show)

CP2: Premium Option $180 $240 $300(post show)

CP3: Summit $75 $100 $125(post show)

WHAT’S INCLUDED IN MY REGISTRATION?

Expo Hall(Wed.-Thurs.)

Education Sessions

Plenary& Celebration

Closing Plenary

Tuesday Education

Happy Hour in the Hall

4-Day Conference Pass

3-Day Conference Pass 

Expo Only

Day Pass - Wednesday(Wed. Only)

Day Pass - Thursday(Thurs. Only)

Day Pass - Friday*(Fri. Only)

*Note: The Friday Day Pass includes access to the Expo Hall on Wednesday and Thursday; however, the Expo Hall is closed on Friday.

OFFICIAL HOTELSGet the best hotel savings and service at Greenbuild 2016 by staying in one of the official hotels. All official hotels are also committing to a higher level of sustainable practices, and by staying within the official block, you’re also supporting the hotels that support sustainability.

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GREENBUILD GOES RESIDENTIALWe want to provide our growing residential community with even more learning resources by adding additional courses and events. If your focus is residential building, you can also choose from a day of residential sessions on Thursday, October 6. Learn more at greenbuildexpo.com/gbresidential.

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 69:00 am - 10:00 amRD1: The Tiny House Movement: Part of the Solution for our Housing/Environmental CrisisRD2: Using Prefabrication to Build High Performance, Sustainable HomesRD3: Designing pests and pesticides out of green buildings (Level 200)RD4: 2nd + Delaware - Market rate, multi-family, passive house. (Level 200)

2:00 pm - 3:00 pmRE1: Invited SessionRE2: Sustainability and Wellness in Senior Living - A Sector of Growing SignificanceRE3: Creating a Livable Neighborhood in the Shadow of Industry (Level 300)RE4: Greening Affordable Housing: Healthy Housing & Clean Energy! (Level 200)

3:30 pm - 4:30 pmRF1: The California Home: from Dreamin’ to RealityRF2: Helping People Lead Healthy Lives (Level 200)RF3: Green Building’s Role in Community Goals for Zero Waste (Level 300)RF4: Multifamily Utility Cost Reductions: A Recipe for Success (Level 200)

PARTNERSWe extend our thanks and sincere appreciation to the following partners supporting Greenbuild 2016:

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SPONSORSThe generous support of our sponsors makes it possible for us to offer the high-caliber educational programs and events that are the hallmark of Greenbuild. We extend our thanks and sincere appreciation to the following sponsors:

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SUSTAINABLE TRANSPORTATION OPTIONS IN LAYou can make a difference. With a variety of transportation options available, attendees are encouraged to support sustainable transportation methods while visiting Los Angeles. Consider using public transportation, walking or even bike rentals and experience L.A. in a new way.