Stay tuned. I can do that. And then you touched very briefly on the non-apparel part which you described. Could you just touch on what we could expect? You had some jewelry that has been here and there, the bags seem to have not been in the stores as much but I’m curious if the assortment has been updated?

Trudy F. Sullivan

I’ll tell you that certainly the winning category for us has been scarves and it is where we have put a lot of emphasis. Second close has been jewelry and we continue to work on strategies to get those two categories out in grater depth in the stores. We are working through handbags. Handbags have not been not been as successful. We actually have a new strategy there which we are feeling pretty good about but again we will see how that works as we wrap the third quarter. But the big ones are the scarves and jewelry and then obviously shoes. Our customer loves her shoes. So, we can do some work about work on the best way to distribute shoes to give more weight to the direct business because it is hard to do at store level. So, we are looking at all of that. And I think we are making good headway.

Marni Shapiro - The Retail Tracker

It is good. Great. Good luck to you guys for the summer.

Trudy F. Sullivan

Thanks.

Operator

Your next question is form the line of Roxanne Meyer with UBS.

Roxanne Meyer – UBS

Hi good morning. This is Jennifer on behalf of Roxanne. Just had a couple of quick questions, first I was wondering for the headcount reduction that you are making, what areas is that primarily coming from? And then second any update on real estate or source strategy? I know previously you had talked about closing 16 public stores for ’09 and I wanted to see if that was still going to be the number for the year?

Michael Scarpa

From a headcount perspective, it basically is across all corporate areas. Every area was…we have used their operation in line of top line and reviewed where they could get some exigencies in terms of process changes. So, it is a broad-based change. And as far as real estate goes, we had announced that we were closing I think that might have been 14 not 16 but, obviously this store fleet is large and we are currently looking at, we are doing really a complete portfolio review at this point to analyze where we are in all these given stores. We think that the number will be higher than the 16 but we haven’t completed all portfolio review. With John coming on board as new head of stores the focus that we put in terms of the J. Jill sales, we are really just getting to that as we speak. So, stay tuned for that in terms of an update probably in the next quarter release.

Roxanne Meyer – UBS

Thank you.

Operator

Your next question is form the line of Adrianne Tennant with FBR.

Adrienne Tennant – FBR

Good morning. Hi, congratulations on the sale of J. Jill. I know that it took some mile work from the entire management team. Trudy, can you talk about some of the categories that you are going to stand behind in fall? I have been noticing some e-mails about kind of the shirt shop in Texas, categorical product things in the back half. If you can talk about when we should start to see those? How much penetration should we see and what type of weaver ware will be coming out of, if it is coming out of a different product category and then secondly if you can talk about the public credit card, how much was the finance charge revenue for the quarter and are you seeing any changes in trends with that customer or the size of their transaction? Thank you.

Trudy F. Sullivan