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All this time I thought that was Tim. Sorry I didn't get to see everybody out at the ham fest. Had to work, but hey, that's always next year. And you get to listen to me anyway, so hey. Talking about websites, that LMARC and the SundayNightDent.org are both completely full of great information. Not just the picture albums that Emmett mentioned. You can find all of our slow scan shots on that album page, by the way. But also every way that there is to connect to the SundayNightNet on the SundayNightNet.org website. Great, great site. Lots of great information. The ways to make the charts for the testing. Everything you've just heard you can find on SundayNightNet.org. And speaking of ham fest, there's a couple more. Before we get into here, coming up the 11th of this month, you've got the Middle Tennessee Ham Co-op up in Greenbrier, Tennessee. HamCoop.com, looks like HamCoop.com for more information. You've got Stone Mountain coming up 2nd and 1st of November. That's in Lawrenceville, Georgia. StoneMountainHamFest.com there. And coming up after the 1st of the year, the 13th and 14th of March, you've got in Tullahoma, the M-TARS Ham Fest. And you can look up information at qsl.net slash m-tars. That is the Middle Tennessee Amateur Radio Society. And then next June, you've got Knoxville's Ham Fest. That's the ARRL Tennessee State Convention, June 13th in Knoxville. Whiskey for Bravo, Bravo, Bravo dot org for information. That's what I have, sir. JN9W.