You'd asked about Speech Therapy PD and what makes itspecial, I am pretty excited about Speech Therapy PD, when we started it back 15 years ago, it was out of a need to have courses online that were more applicable to the therapist working in a clinic setting. I know when I would go to courses, I would get so frustrated because I'd hear about the evidence space, I'd hear about all of the research, and I was really incredibly supportive of people that do the research, then they'd spend about five minutes on how to apply the information. And I left feeling empty and really not knowing what to do. When I first started this, I started asking presenters, I care very much that everything you say is evidence based. You've done research. I appreciate it. Could you please keep that to the first 25% of the presentation, use the rest of the presentation to take me through how I'm going to apply what you've learned. By the end of the presentation, I'm able to apply it to my client or my student, and then that null it saves me time, rather than just taking one element of system and implementing it. Because I think a big thing with evidence based is that if you just take one element from a system and apply it in your therapy, that's not evidence based. You need to take the whole system. You need to take every step, and once you take every step and understand it every step, then you should have better results. So that was one reason I started it. We've grown to a point where we are having quite a few different mediums of courses. We have podcasts that you can get ces for. We have conferences. We have weekly live courses, and with all of the conferences, courses and everything, you have a moderator that's involved. Therefore, if there are questions from the audience, or if the moderator has questions themselves, they can dialog back and forth with a presenter, which makes it a lot more interesting. The other thing is that we are extremely customer driven. We are here for you, the speech pathologist. We listen to you if there's a group and they're wanting to have a specific presenter or a specific topic, we will do everything we can to get that course online for you. We definitely take your feedback and make our decisions based on your feedback. I'm going to tell you one of the most proud moments when COVID hit, one of our presenters, Anna vegan, gave me a call and said, Darla, we need to educate people on how to do teletherapy. She had been doing teletherapy for quite a while, and knew the ins and outs of it. When I brought it to the staff, they were like, okay, yeah, we agree with Anna, but we need to do a full day conference, which was a bit overwhelming, because what we needed to do within a week, so it was relevant to what was going on. I think she called me on a Monday. By Tuesday, we had the lineup already. By Wednesday, we started advertising, and we had connected with California Speech and Hearing Association, and they had brought in several other companies to sponsor the conference, and we were able to then advertise, I believe the conference was on Monday, on Sunday night, there were 42,000 people that had registered. And quite frankly, I was freaking out a little bit because on Zoom, the maximum you could have is 10,000 so we had some incredible engineers that jerry rigged up something that looked like a teleconference. We had a few little glitches, but at the end of the day, all the participants were able to complete eight hours of content, and they were able to implement it the next day, which I count as a huge success. We were really excited to be able to do that. One other thing I'd like to mention is that we do value the students that are going through to become speech language pathologists, and we have free accounts for each student. The student accounts are all individualized. You will get a certificate that you completed a course.