So why don't we go to the questions, and please make sure you've downloaded the app. And if you could go to the initial slide deck, and we'll go to the last slide. Maybe the second to last slide that has the questions. And thank you. That's great. So these are the three questions. And if you can go to your app, they'll be listed. You just choose one. And again, the purpose of this is to generate a vote, and then a call for action. And it'll be at the Yon Foundation. And Stephanie's here somewhere. I know I saw her, who's here as a representative. She works with the, she's one of the C-level people at the Yon Foundation in Switzerland, in Lucerne. And she came all the way here to see what you guys are going to vote for, OK? So what we're going to do is, obviously, tally the votes through the app. And then this will be the question where sort of a directed research request will go out for to answer. And then everyone in this room and others will have the opportunity to submit a grant that will be evaluated by all three organizations, the ORS, ANA, and then the Yon Foundation. And there'll be representatives from each organization will then score the grants. The application itself is on the Yon website. We'll also put it on both the ORS and the ANA website. So this will be the question we'll answer. So based on what you've heard and what you're thinking is, we'd just like to ask one single question at the end of this. And this is what the call for proposal is for. So we'll give you a second to get on the app and provide your response. And ideally, we'd love to see these be collaborations with clinical scientists as well as basic and translational scientists to the extent possible. So that would be great, too. And the thing I love about these questions is they all get to some of the fundamental discussion points that we made about the tissue that's there not being normal. Sometimes we treat it like it was just normal tissue. And all of a sudden, something bad happened. And we can't fix that. And that frustrates us. But it's really not normal tissue at all when it starts. So trying to rebuild that through tissue regeneration, I think, is really the theme of these questions. OK. Do I get to go, too? I want to vote. Can I vote? I don't know. So do you guys want to put it up? Awesome. We'll just let the votes come in. But probably have a clear winner based upon what's in the room. I don't know what the N is. But we probably have a clear winner. like watching a stock market. Do you have a question, Steve? Your app is not working? Do you have a 13-year-old grandchild you could ask? Every vote counts, Steve, so. Stephanie, we want to thank you and the Ahn Foundation for your generosity. And this is hopefully the beginning of a great relationship and something we can do again. So, it pretty much looks like that, and I think this is great, so it looks like we're going to be investigating bone tenor interface healing and investigations related to tissue regeneration. So, we want to thank you guys for staying late and participating, and if you have any questions for the speakers, feel free to come up, but enjoy the rest of your evening, and once again, thank you very much, and thank you, Gloria, for helping coordinate. Yes, and thanks to the speakers as well. Absolutely. Guys, great job, and thanks for staying on time. Okay.

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