They also investigated psychosocial factors like education, living conditions and occupational situation at follow-up, showing that only 29% were employed on a non-sheltered basis and half of the patients lived in assisted-living establishments.
They explored a few miles upriver, as far as Bateman Island, before heading down the Columbia, concluding their journey at the river's mouth and establishing Fort Clatsop, a short-lived establishment that was occupied for less than three months.
While we were there, we went to a lively little live music establishment called Hi-Tone to see Nude Beach open for Roky Erickson.
Auber, a fixture of the French musical establishment who lived from 1782 to 1871, was an unlikely rabble-rouser.
Having clashed with the powerful Le Corbusier, she was ostracized by the design establishment, and lived reclusively until her work was rediscovered in the late 1960s.
The broadcaster, peer and all-round pioneering feminist pillar of the liberal establishment has lived an unusually interesting life, never far from the public square.
The report found that one in 10 men and one in five women lived in a communal establishment, such as a care home, with the remaining people living in a private household.
In the words of the historian EP Thompson, writing in 1976, the country's security establishment still lived in "the world of a John Buchan novel" where the hero knows he can rely on a few absolutely trustworthy people (they meet in gentlemen's clubs and on grouse moors) in the struggle against alien agents and "subversive rotters at home".
It was a story that had its roots in the days when homosexuality was illegal, and many establishment figures lived a semi-secret double life where other figures in authority looked the other way without considering the victims of their actions.
Prescott Bush, a senator from Connecticut, lived in an echt-establishment world of Greenwich, Yale, Wall Street, and causes like Planned Parenthood and the United Negro College Fund.
Long live the political establishment.
