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Alrighty, our digital modes have given us, let's see, 36 that's not bad, 36 so far and that's digital. So folks that is growing and I love it. Tell you what though, it is time for some analog calls. If you are talking on an analog repeater, it does not matter if it's linked digitally somehow, but if you are talking on an HD or a mobile or a home radio that is a radio, then it is time for you to call us. I will go back all times this time and this is kind of the opposite of digital. So we want you to try to avoid stepping on one another and the way you do that is you queue it up and you say this is or here is or something of that nature and then release. See if there is anybody underneath you. If not, then please come back with your call sign twice, at least once phonetically and by all means, name and the area. It doesn't have to be a state, it can be a town, whatever. But who you are and where you are, that helps us keep the log straight and if you would please, which repeater you are calling. And please just don't say oh it's the one two. We might have dozens of one twos. Give us a frequency if you would please, we would really appreciate that. I'm going to call on my buddy. No I'm not. I'm going to let him do the calling. We're going to start with alpha calls. And I do have a good buddy with an alpha call sign. He's already on the log. He is up there at number six, Mr. Ray. Mr. Ray, tell us exactly how it's done and after that alpha calls for the Sunday night net. This is AA40Z Alpha Alpha 4 Echo Zulu, gray, signal mountain, come through the 7-9 machine. Good evening Joe and all the Sunday night netters and I'm one of the awesome AA's. Please.