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Well, I heard Rebecca running the net and today we have clear air space with no bees, buzzing, no interference. So it's been nice all day. I've been able to listen to the actual radio and hear people and understand what they're saying. So that's pretty cool. So yeah, as far as radio related stuff goes, I did some work yesterday a little bit. Just the last finishing touches really on getting my All Star node back up and running. I have an old Sherry that's running on an old Raspberry Pi 3 and I got it all running on All Star Link 3, the ASL 3 version. So just trying to get that all straightened out and squared away and get that up and running. And it was a nice suggestion from KX30 that just happened to be listening yesterday that advised me what to do. It's interesting because the advice he told me to do, which it seems like worked, was in the actual file I had to edit it says, don't do this anymore. So I'm like, okay, well I'm going to try this first. So anyway, it seems to be working. It's still a little squirrely and I'm not sure why. So I'm still troubleshooting some transmit and receive issues. But it's coming right along. So far so good. I was able to check in on the Lake Washington Club Network, which I'm not able to reach their repeaters from up here on the island. But with the nice receivers on Buck Mountain and Cooter, I can get into this one with no problem here. So that's a different story when you have receivers on mountaintops. That helps quite a bit. Anyway, I'll turn it back over to you, Rebecca. Thanks for running the net today, 73. And have a good one. Stay cool out there, everybody. K9JEB, Camano Island.