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I also volunteer with a youth group called the International Association for Astronomical Studies. We're always looking for new members, freshmen through senior high school age, students interested in astronomy, amateur radio, high power rocketry, remote control aircraft, full scale aircraft construction, archaeo astronomy, radio astronomy, and balloon launch communications. You're welcome to visit our website at www.iaas.org for more information. Also on Facebook under the same name, the International Association for Astronomical Studies. Also a reminder that the Colorado Astronomy Net also has a Facebook page. So if you do have a Facebook page, click up on there and like us both. Also the IaaS has a club call sign which is Kilowatt 0AAS. If you hear them on the radio, I'll be sure to say hi to them and ask about more information from them, especially on Friday evenings between six and eight. That's when we use that frequency. They also have their meeting or their regular meeting during that time. But if we happen to hear that call, we'll be sure to say hey. For those of you who may be interested in flight simulations, you may want to check out Jack's K0VH's YouTube channel, which is CaptainJackFlightsim. CaptainJackFlightsim on Mondays and Wednesdays. He's been pretty busy this year and has not been able to do nearly as many flights as he has done. He's on YouTube on Mondays and Wednesdays from 6.30 until landing. So it could be two hours, could be two and a half hours, but it all depends on where he's flying to and what he's got going on. But he's got a whole bunch of his old flights as well. You can go ahead and check those out.