there has been reports of some disruption. this is not something like fukushima-daiichi by any means. there are reports of power disruptions. some plants shut down when you get a significant enough shake. it's being worked out exactly what their power problems are. we know in some of the cases the backup diesel generators have come on line. no problems with the cooling, no reports of any threat what so ever to those reactors. it's just that they've suffered some power disruption. and then getting to the fukushima-daiichi plant, the news seems to be -- good's never a word it use for the facility, but at least stable i guess is the terminology that's probably better to apply. they report that there has been no surge in any of the radiation up there. they say that the reactors are unchanged. and they also report that the containment water levels continue to remain unchanged, as well. that's a good indication that there has not been a rupture some pipe, that there's some major leak that's been sprung or that there's been a collapse in any way because those tanks are holding a great deal of