 Matthew, your announcement for your letter of agreement with the Hart property yesterday, that looks like mega news to me. Am I correct? We're very excited about it. It's a step in the right direction for building up the continued momentum of our company. And for those of you out there at Investor Intel who may not be familiar with Kraken Energy and you follow uranium and critical minerals, I urge you to learn more about Kraken. Matthew, can you give us an overview on who Kraken Energy is? Absolutely. Kraken Energy is still a rather new junior exploration and development company focused on only uranium assets in the United States. We're looking to build up our portfolio of high value properties throughout Nevada, Wyoming, Utah and move forward to put in place a hub and spoke mining model for domestic uranium production in the United States. It's always about location and it seems to me like you have that covered. I was going through your marketing deck. Excellent website, by the way. Your marketing deck is very clear and concise and it looks like you have real location and infrastructure advantages. Can you talk to us about that? Absolutely. We're really focusing on areas that we aren't going to hit any stage of our project development and come across sociopolitical feedback that hinders or stops our progress. We've seen it too many times in different jurisdictions around the world and it's just something we don't want to waste time and investor money with. We're focused on that and of course in conjunction with that we have to look at areas that have a strong history of uranium production and development. Between Nevada, Utah and Wyoming I think we're really well situated in where we're looking for continuing to build up our project portfolio and move forward with the company. During the investor talk earlier today you had some excellent questions and one of the questions I particularly liked was why have you been able to find such successful projects? This is where I always urge our audience to do their due diligence and to actually review management's background to see what they may or may not be actually capable of doing. Can you tell us how you were able to pick up such what appear to be historically exceptional projects? In this case it's largely who you know but also how diligent we are in the processes that we go through. So for anybody who doesn't understand the history of uranium in the United States the US and specifically Nevada, Utah, Wyoming, Colorado, New Mexico had a very very strong history of uranium exploration and production in the 1950s and 60s largely due to incentives that were offered by the US government to push forward those those productions. After the incentives were taken away in the 1950s all of that was forgotten. Most of the attention for uranium development shifted to Saskatchewan to the Athabasca basin in the early 1960s and 1970s. Since then these projects have been forgotten. They've been sitting in dusty BLM offices and people's garages in file folders for a very long time and we're fortunate enough to know some people who not only worked back in those times looking at these properties and working on them but have continued to keep relationships with BLM contacts with other people that that know where these files have been kept over the last 50-60 years and we've been able to comb through them and pick out the ones we want. Cherry picks them for lack of a better term as we move forward building up our project portfolio. Okay so and since you've joined Kraken Energy you've had a series of milestone news releases very quickly. Are we going to continue to see news flow like this? What should we anticipate to say in the next quarter or two? Yeah absolutely since I came on at the at the time that I came on our only property was Apex. Since then we've added Garfield Hills, Huber Hills and now Hart's Point as our option agreement and we're going to keep moving forward with that. We're very realistic in what we're looking for with this company. We're not looking to find a 400 million pound deposit. We know that's unrealistic in the jurisdictions we're looking for so what we want to do is put in place a portfolio that has anywhere from five to ten properties of merit that can host deposits of 10 to 50 million pounds and bring these all together into one feasible hub and spoke mining model. So you will continue to see news releases that include project acquisitions as well as continued development on our properties across the board as we want to progress them concurrently with each other to a pre-feasibility or feasibility state as soon as possible. And of course we love sustainability here at Investor Intel and I could actually ask you questions all day. So how about you do interviews as regularly as possible Matthew and for anybody interested in finding out more information on crack and energy I urge you to go to their website. Thank you Matthew. Thank you Tracy.