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Well, happy new year back at Japan. This is Bob, WA9BBE, coming to you from, yes, the western shore of Kamehno Island. And I still have a nine call because that was my original general license issued to me in 1964 and I just kind of hung on to it because I'm lazy. It used to be that when you changed call areas they would reassign you a call in that new call area, but they don't do that anymore. OK, here on Kermado Island, the temperature is 39 degrees, we have an east wind of zero, and I think what I'm seeing outside is a thin layer of fog at ground level and thicker as I go up. Certainly I can't see the sky in any case. And I cannot see the Olympics and I can barely see Whittle Island. I don't know if I'm actually seeing Whittle Island. So yeah, I think I'm going to fall like fog although it's not right here at the house. In the last 24 hours, 0.02 inches of some kind of liquid was accumulated in the range age. And the barometer is at 1011 and rising, that's 29.84 inches of mercury. And as you said, Pam, happy new year and happy new year to everybody. WA9BDE 73.