I have some very happy news to report on the Frazier personnel front. We, Kim Frazier and Adam Caterino were married on November 8th in Napa! We had planned on going away to Thailand for a two week honeymoon. One of the best perks in the wine industry is that post harvest there is not much activity in Napa. Not to mention we work for an understanding boss. We ended up enjoying our time in Thailand for almost an entire month. The first two weeks were especially great; it was the second two in Bangkok that were a little more than we anticipated. We had just returned to Bangkok after spending time in Southern Thailand on the islands of Koh Phi Phi and Phuket, where despite being winter time the temperature in both the air and water was in excess of 85 degrees. The plan was to spend our two final nights in Bangkok and return to California in time to celebrate Thanksgiving. A few days before Thanksgiving on the morning of our flight we awoke to discover that supporters of  the political party who support the King  and who also supported the overthrow of the then Prime Minister had begun a protest and sit in at the only international airport in the country. Besides being the airport we planned to use to get home, Suvarnabhumi Airport serves as the hub of air travel in South East Asia. We heard through one airline source that the closure of the airport and inaccessibility of airlines to access aircraft resulted in international travel seeing a 14% delay on all flights for a period of 5 days. This non-violent protest went on for 10 days until the Constitutional Court of Thailand ruled that the then democratically elected Prime Minister (who the demonstrators opposed) had committed voter fraud during the election and should therefore be removed from office. We recently returned to the U.S. after 40 hours of travel and we couldn't be happier.