 Today, I have the pleasure of speaking with Dan Blondel of NanoOne Materials. How are you today, Dan? I'm great. Thanks. I really appreciate being here. Well, congratulations on your joint development agreement with San Go Ben. We're so excited for NanoOne Materials. Can you tell us more about this deal, please? Yeah. So, San Go Ben is a large multinational corporation. They've got a 350-year history, and they have deep roots in materials and ceramics that are used in buildings, aerospace, energy. NanoOne, as some of your listeners will know, is a technology company. We're focused on the production of cathode materials for lithium-ion batteries. So what this deal is, is about where our business interests sort of collide, and that's... We meet at the final stage of cathode production process, and that's where cathode patterns undergo a high-temperature process in a furnace. It's as simple as that, and so we're delighted to be collaborating with a company like San Go Ben. Obviously, they're very large, and they have a very big presence, and it's a testament to NanoOne, to our innovative technology, and, of course, to our people in the know-how that we bring to the table. Well, I couldn't agree with you more. So how would you describe the benefits for NanoOne with this collaboration? Can you tell us a little bit more about that? So the agreement we have with San Go Ben is to jointly develop technology that will enhance the thermal processing of cathode materials for lithium-ion batteries. Ideally, we'll develop this technology and have a thermal processing offering for cathode manufacturers, and this will be in the lithium-ion battery market, and obviously it will be with a multinational company that brings a great deal of credibility to the table. Well, perhaps you can talk a little bit more about how NanoOne stands to benefit from this collaboration and joint development agreement. So we stand to benefit because we will be able to enhance our cathode materials. We'll enhance our thermal processing offerings, so that's one stage of our process for making these materials, and obviously we believe we can improve the performance, we can bring cost efficiencies at the table, and we bring a world-class partner to the table, as well as we start to roll our technology out in a commercial way. You've had a lot of really substantial good news this last year, Dan. You and your team at NanoOne Materials, and I noticed you also just put out an announcement for your 10th patent, so you tell us a little bit more about that. So that is our 10th patent. We now have patents in the U.S. and in Canada, in Japan, Korea, and Taiwan as well. We also have 30 more patents that are currently being better pending in jurisdictions all over the world, but primarily in the battery-important jurisdictions. So that would also include China and Europe as well. We're very confident in our patent portfolio and its ability to position us in the marketplace and protect the technology that we have moving forward. Of course, in looking back on your news for the year, Dan, is there anything else you'd like to draw our viewers' attention to? Well, 2019 is certainly going to be a very exciting year for us. The relationship we've been building with St. Gobain is only one of many. We are working with large automotive manufacturers, with other equipment manufacturers. We're working with battery suppliers, and also with chemical companies. And each one of those relationships, we've been nurturing with the point of bringing them into some kind of agreement or some kind of collaboration to improve our offering, obviously, and to commercialize our product into the mainstream. So you can expect to hear news about manufacturing, about more joint development of technology with some of the bigger or biggest names in the lithium-ion battery world as it stands today. So we're very excited about the people we're working with, and we hope to bring that news to everybody and your listeners included in 2019. Well, as the countdown to 2019 starts, I'm just going to tell you, Dan, we're going to have you in our top 10 stocks to watch for 2019. Thank you for joining us today. Thank you. It's a pleasure being here.