Let's have the jury, please.

Thank you, ladies and gentlemen. Please be seated. Let the record reflect we have now been rejoined by all the members of our jury panel. Ladies and gentlemen, before we proceed any further, if you recollect, at the beginning of the trial, I instructed you that you were to ignore anything that I'm doing up here, any of my expressions. That for example, if I suddenly start to write down something, that doesn't mean that what the witness just said was important. I mean, for all you know, I'm just writing a note to myself to stop at the market and get dog food on the way home. So don't pay any attention to what I'm doing up here. And if I appeared to be annoyed at any time to a question or to an attorney or about that, disregard that, because my opinions, expressions, reactions to things are not evidence, not relevant to your determination in this case. All right. Dr. Cotton, would you resume the witness stand, please. Good afternoon again, doctor. And, Mr. Neufeld, you may continue.