I don't know, if I may know exactly with the ramping is but I can just give you a feel for that. We have six people in San Diego; most of those people were hired in the early to mid-part -- or actually the early part of 2014. So they have been on board for us almost a year now, most of six people. So, San Diego six people. L.A. is we've hired three new people in Los Angeles and then we've hired six new people in the Oxnard commercial banking center which is our Ventura County/Santa Barbara County. Typically, the run rate -- I will give you the run rate on the Oxnard commercial banking center is about $100,000 of month negative expense maybe a little less and that coming out of the blocks. And then every deal that put on particularly on the loan side not so much good deposit side because we have such strong funding tends to offset that in diminish that cost over time. So, the run rate on that it's a little less in $100,000 of month and we feel like it's going to decline very quickly, there pipeline is really strong and we were regard some deals that have committed to us, we just have got them on the bookshelf. Remember they only started in January and February that is very quick ramp up. We think there is a lot of business has going to move over there. I don't want to give you a number but I'm hoping that there with -- I think that will be break even by the end of the year, which is about six to 12 months earlier than we normally anticipate with the new team. Usually it takes 18 to 24 months to break even for team and that's probably what is going to take San Diego, San Diego's put some totals on and we expect them to be breakeven by the end of the year as well. The L.A. is really more just an add-on of three new people, the expenses were already embedded in there and they've got good pipelines as well. So, I'm very encourage by these three teams and also we've got our people in our 44 other locations that are working pretty hard too. One of the challenges we have is pressure on loan prepayments and as we mentioned that in our press release, it's a battle out there. The big banks in particular are dropping rates to try to gain market share. I looked at the earnings releases of some of the big banks which I'll not name and you go looks at our net interest margin and they're going to all-time lows whether it net interest margin is and I just means they're out there competing on rate in the market which is very discouraging to me. So we've played a lot of defense, our prepayment penalties with the largest that we've had for quarter in the history of CBB in the first quarter of 2015. So that gives you a favor to the battle that were out there between in loan -- now a lot of those loans were keeping and we're charging prepayment penalties or we're discounting the prepayments by 20% to keep more something like that depending on the situation but it's a battle and we're playing as much defense as we're offence.