Q:  And if I could quickly follow up, did you or any of your colleagues change your interest rate projections after 8:30 or whenever you got the inflation numbers today?

MR. POWELL:  So we – this happens too often but it does happen just as, you know, data came out.  I think it happened a couple of meetings ago – a few meetings ago.  So when that happens, when there’s an important data print during the meeting the first day or second day what we do is we make sure people remember that they have the ability to update.  We tell them how to do that, and some people do, some people don’t.  Most people don’t.  But I’m not going to get into the specifics.  But you have the ability to do that so that, you know, what’s in the SEP actually does reflect the data that we got today, to the extent you can, you know, reflect it in one day.I think we’ll – you know, you will see PPI tomorrow.  We’ll know more about the PCE reading as the month goes on.  But the initial CPI reading and it’s, you know, kind of first-level translation to PCE we did have this morning.  We were briefed about it.  And people were able to consider whether they should make changes.  And as I said, you know, some people generally do, but most people generally don’t.