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I'll work with it, if not I'll reset my connection over here going forward. Good evening everyone, this is Victor Alpha 3 Victor with eX-Ray. I'm down the road from Ken in Toronto, Ontario, Canada and every week I do the weather. Ken likes to talk about space and all that good stuff. If anybody out there cares, there's two apps that you might have fun playing with. One is called Solar System Simulator Pro. They're available on the App Store and the Google Play Store. And there's another one called Universe Simulator. That one is 30 bucks, that's an application you can buy for Windows or Mac. They both do something similar, although the one that's designed for Windows and Mac has a much better graphics interface and some better physics. But if you want to mess around with the universe, and you want to do it for free or for $6 or less, Solar System Simulator Pro is pretty fun. You can turn the sun into a black hole with a diameter of 3 kilometers and see what happens to the planet. So, that's my PSA, let me move on to the weather. This is repeater station kilo kilo 7, November, Quebec, November. As far as weather goes, we have a major hurricane, category 4 Aaron, which is basically the outer rain bands are battering Puerto Rico, the British Virgin Islands, as well as the regular Virgin Islands, and Saint Bartholomew, Anguilla, they're all getting beat right now with the outer rain bands. The good news is, the hurricane is going to stay north of the chain of islands. Turks and Caicos keeping an eye there in case there's any deviation in the path, but it looks like it is going to stay north of all those islands, and the question becomes what happens later in the week. Bermuda, they're keeping a close eye on it, as well as everybody out in the Carolinas, in particular North Carolina. But at this point in time, it looks like theoretically both North Carolina and Bermuda are both going to miss it. Then the question becomes what's going to happen in Atlantic Canada, because Saint John's may not miss it, but we'll talk about that after. Anyway, right now it's a very very strong storm, winds of 240 km an hour, it's a category 4, it's expected to become a category 5 sometime around 2 am Eastern Time tonight, so early this morning, but shortly it's just a few hours, and it's going to maintain that intensity at least for the next, probably until Monday morning, it'll be a Cat 5 again before it moves into less favorable conditions. Let me drop it.