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They are doing quite well, normally operating. I have them on two quarters of my desk. One's showing 0.1 microsieverts per hour to switch to 11. And the other one south of my desk has gone from 0.06 up to 0.09 microsieverts per hour. And they're working perfectly, and I have two in tandem. I'm not just relying on one possibly unreliable device. When there is a radiation event, two of which I have logged so far living here, they both go a little nuts. Both of their alarms go off. And this last time, I put it in a log, was a couple of weeks ago when they both went a little nuts. One got all the way up to one whole microsievert per hour and subsided to 0.91. I've got my alarms set to go off at 0.65 microsieverts per hour. So that means two odd radiation events that have occurred. You know, if one of them went nuts and I only had one, maybe it would be untrustworthy, but I have two of them. And they both have been reacting as a pair. So I don't know what's causing them. But enough of my problems. Go ahead, Bob, with the rest of your... Oh, by the way, I was at WN8 back in 1970. And that was my first novice license. So back to you, Bob.