So those systems we think will work very well. So from that standpoint you're in pretty good shape. Well, thankfully she's not, but she may be traveling. You never know. And Dave, chances are I'll be trying to bail Dave out of jail in a developing country somewhere on New Year's Day, so I may not be able to get in touch with you Dave, so please prepare for that.
Power's a basic point of everyone's life.
If you don't have power, it doesn't matter whether your systems are compliant or not, they're obviously not going to work. I didn't expect to be trying to organize the world when I took this job, but nobody else has been doing it, so we actually now are working around the globe with national coordinators in 140 countries. There's a group called the Northern American Electric Reliability Council, which is the umbrella group for most of the power industry in the United States. According to the latest forms they think that again the larger companies are doing well enough that there are no risks to the grids generally. If there are going to be any problems, again, they are going to be with some of the smaller power companies that may be starting late and may be a little more challenged.