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Battleground state voters are growing hesitant on sending additional aid to Ukraine and are more focused on border security in the U.S. as border crossings and illegal immigrant apprehensions have hit record highs under the Biden administration‚ according to a poll obtained first by the Daily Caller. The poll was conducted by The Heritage Foundation […]

'Threatening American national security'

'Fighter jets recently attacked military buildings of the terrorist organization Hezbollah.'

Our Top 10 Scorpions Songs is not your typical Top 10 List. The band has released so much material over the years and gone through so many changes that we thought that it would be best to do a chronological Top 10 List. If you listen to the band’s first album released in 1972 entitled Lonesome Crow and compare it to 1984’s Love at First Sting‚ you will hear two completely different bands. Into the 1990s‚ the Scorpions changed their sound once again. So in the end‚ it was best to do a list that not only defined some of their The post Top 10 Scorpions Songs appeared first on ClassicRockHistory.com.

The post Pet Assure Insurance Mint Wellness Plan Review 2024: A Detailed Look by Sara Seitz appeared first on Catster. Copying over entire articles infringes on copyright laws. You may not be aware of it‚ but all of these articles were assigned‚ contracted and paid for‚ so they aren't considered public domain. However‚ we appreciate that you like the article and would love it if you continued sharing just the first paragraph of an article‚ then linking out to the rest of the piece on Catster.com. In This Review: Our Review | Pricing &; Plans | Deductibles &; Claims | Coverage | FAQ | Conclusion Pet Assure is a veteran pet insurance alternative company that has been bringing pet owners discounted care for over 25 years. They entered the market with the first pet insurance employee benefits program. More recently‚ they have launched their Mint Wellness plan‚ a novel pet insurance alternative option for pet parents everywhere. Rather than focusing on covering extraneous vet costs‚ Mint Wellness provides coverage and discounts for routine veterinary care. The plan is available at set rates to all types of pets‚ no matter their age or species. Best of all‚ no pet can be denied based on preexisting conditions. Our Final Verdict We give Pet Assure Mint Wellness Insurance a rating of 4.5 out of 5 stars. Click to Compare Pet Assure Plans Pet Assure Insurance Mint Wellness Plan Review Pros Rates don’t change based on age All types of pets are accepted No exclusions for preexisting conditions No waiting period Includes veterinary discounts Cons Low maximum reimbursements Low caps per service type No illness or emergency coverage About Mint Wellness by Pet Assure Mint Wellness is a pet wellness plan‚ not pet insurance. Where most dog and cat insurance plans focus on accident and illness coverage‚ Mint Wellness covers routine care. Not only does it cover annual exams‚ preventative care‚ and routine blood work‚ but it also provides money back for grooming‚ dental‚ and more. This plan also includes enrollment in Pet Assure’s Veterinary Discount Plan. With this‚ you’ll receive up to 25% off veterinary services when you take your pet to a participating provider. These savings can be used on top of reimbursements for routine care. Because Mint Wellness reduces the cost of expected veterinary care‚ it’s a great option for owners who may struggle to pay high bills but have the extra funds to pay a set amount for a pet wellness plan each month. It’s also a good option for owners of puppies‚ elderly pets‚ and those with pre-existing conditions. While it does not cover extraneous care for these pets‚ it will cover routine care to bring the overall financial burden of vet care down. Mint Wellness is available in three plan types. The Basic option covers common routine care services‚ while the Essential and Premium plans cover additional care your pet may need throughout the year. Depending on where you live and the cost of veterinary care there‚ the maximum reimbursement for each service type may or may not cover the full cost of care. Considering the monthly price‚ the maximum total reimbursement for each plan is on the lower side compared to illness and accident plans. Mint Wellness is available for pets in all states and can be used by any veterinarian. However‚ the bonus Veterinary Discount coverage is only applicable to participating vets. Pricing &; Plans (Updated in 2024) Pet Insurance Cost Comparison Company Sample Monthly Cost For Dogs Sample Monthly Cost For Cats Learn More Pet Assure Mint Wellness $18 $18 Get Quote Lemonade $19.44 $11.00 Get Quote Spot $36.54 $16.51 Get Quote Wagmo $70.12 $30.88 Get Quote Trupanion $29.70 $12.22 Get Quote Fetch $26.89 $11.93 Get Quote Click to Compare Pet Assure Plans Base Policy The base policy for Mint Wellness is their Basic Plan. This plan costs $18 per month regardless of pet type‚ age‚ and health status. The Basic plan provides coverage for the most common annual veterinary expenses‚ including one wellness visit‚ two vaccinations‚ routine blood work‚ and a fecal test or urinalysis. The reimbursement for each procedure is capped at a set maximum. For instance‚ the annual veterinary exam will be covered up to $100. The plan has a maximum reimbursement of $350. The Essential and Premium plans extend coverage to additional routine care items and each has a higher maximum yearly reimbursement. Customizations Pet Assure’s Mint Wellness Plans are designed to be uncomplicated. That means that the price for each tier option is the same for everyone. Whether you have an 18-year-old cat‚ an eight-week-old puppy‚ or a healthy adult chinchilla‚ you will pay just $18 for the basic option. Plans The $18 Basic Plan covers four routine veterinary services. It has a maximum annual reimbursement of $350. The Essential Plan costs $34 per month and covers an additional three routine services. This plan also offers a higher reimbursement for vaccination. It has a maximum annual reimbursement of $650. The Premium Plan costs $57 per month and covers all the same services as the Essential Plan‚ plus it will reimburse up to $100 for dental care. This plan also carries higher reimbursement maximums for many services‚ including grooming‚ wellness visits‚ and vaccinations. It has a maximum annual reimbursement of $1‚100. Plan Comparison Basic Essential Premium Monthly Cost $18 $34 $57 Annual Cost $216 $408 $680 Maximum Reimbursement $350 $650 $1‚100 Services Covered 4 7 8 Veterinary Discount Plan Included Included Included Annual Deductible None None None Waiting Period None None None Deductibles &; Claims Mint Wellness is a straight coverage plan. This means that there are no deductibles that need to be met before the plan will kick in. Rather‚ it can be used immediately to cover any routine care included in the plan type up to the given maximum. Claims can be submitted immediately by uploading invoices to your account. Reimbursements are paid out quickly‚ typically within 5 business days. What Does Mint Wellness by Pet Assure Cover&;#63; The Mint Wellness plan covers only routine and expected veterinary costs. It does not cover illness‚ accident‚ or injury-related veterinary expenses. The plan can be used on its own or in conjunction with traditional pet insurance. Each plan type covers a different number of routine services. For a healthy adult cat‚ the Basic Plan might be the best option since routine vet care is likely to include only the bare minimum of services. For a young kitten‚ it may be worth opting for the Essential Plan to cover more vaccinations and early preventative care. And for a senior kitty‚ getting the Premium Plan may be worth it for that additional yearly wellness check and dental coverage. Services Basic Essential Premium Wellness Visit 1 up to $100 1 up to $100 2 up to $200 Vaccination 2 up to $100 3 up to $150 4 up to $200 Routine Blood Work 1 up to $100 1 up to $100 1 up to $100 Fecal Test 1 up to $50* 1 up to $50 1 up to $50 Urinalysis 1 up to $50* 1 up to $50 1 up to $50 Grooming X Up to $100 Up to $200 Preventatives X Up to $100 Up to $200 Dental X X 1 up to $100 *Basic Plan includes 1 fecal or urinalysis per year. Covered Wellness visits Vaccinations Routine blood work and screening Grooming Preventatives like flea‚ tick‚ and heartworm Dentals Not Covered Illness Injury Emergencies Spay/Neuter Non-Preventative Medications Pre-Existing Conditions Because Mint Wellness covers only routine care‚ it does not reject pets based on pre-existing conditions or health status. However‚ these conditions will not be covered by the pet wellness plan since they don’t fall into the category of “routine care.” If you have a cat with a pre-existing condition‚ opting for a Mint Wellness plan can help you save money by covering routine care so you have more funds to put toward care for their condition. Additionally‚ since Mint Wellness includes Pet Assure’s Veterinary Discount Plan‚ you have an opportunity to save on pre-existing condition care‚ as well. All you have to do is choose a participating veterinarian for your cat and you’ll receive up to 25% off all care‚ regardless of what it is for. Waiting Periods One great thing about Mint Wellness is there is no waiting period for coverage to start. That means you can sign your pet up in the morning and take them in for their wellness check that afternoon and still be covered. Because these plans aren’t affected by health or age‚ you also don’t have to wait for medical records to be transferred or a health check for coverage to kick in. Reviews from Customers Customers cannot say enough about how easy it is to get reimbursements through their Mint Wellness plans. Most have no trouble uploading their invoices to their accounts and almost all experience very quick reimbursement rates—less than five days&;#33; The majority of customers are happy with their coverage and reimbursement rates. However‚ this varies by location. Customers in regions that experience higher costs for veterinary care report that Mint Wellness’ maximum reimbursement does not always fully cover the cost of care. For example‚ my dog’s last dental cost about $1‚400‚ which is much more than the Mint Wellness Premium plan’s maximum dental reimbursement. Customers also have mixed reviews on the Veterinary Discount Plan portion of the coverage. Pet owners in highly populated areas appear to have an easier time finding participating vets than those in smaller cities and towns. Overall‚ pet parents who used the most routine care services over the year seemed the most satisfied with their Mint Wellness plan. Those who only utilized some routine care services ended up paying more for their plan than they received in reimbursements. Before you sign up for a pet insurance plan‚ or a wellness plan like this one‚ consider how much you typically spend on routine care each year. If it is a significant amount‚ odds are you’ll benefit from the coverage Mint Wellness offers. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) What kinds of pets are covered by the Mint Wellness Plan&;#63; Mint Wellness covers any type of animal aside from humans. The cost is the same regardless of pet type‚ age‚ or gender. Where can I use my Mint Wellness Plan&;#63; You can use Mint Wellness at any veterinarian you choose. Once services are rendered and paid for‚ you simply submit the invoice for reimbursement from Pet Assure. How are reimbursements paid out&;#63; Reimbursements are paid out to the Venmo or Paypal account connected to your Mint Wellness account. Payments are typically received within five days of submitting. What is the Veterinary Discount Plan&;#63; The Veterinary Discount Plan is another insurance alternative offered by Pet Assure that is included in all Mint Wellness Plans. With this addition‚ you can receive instant discounts on vet services when you take your pet to a participating veterinary practice. Our Verdict Mint Wellness is an insurance alternative unlike most others out there. It covers only routine pet care to help you save money on veterinary costs you know you’ll encounter each year. While this plan may not be worth the premiums for pets who only see the vet in emergencies‚ it is a good option for those who are prudent about preventative care. It is an especially cost-effective choice for kittens and senior cats who require extra face time with their vet and are often subject to more routine care services such as vaccinations‚ blood work‚ and dentals. Mint Wellness comes in three plan types with various services covered under each. The price for every plan is set and does not change based on your pet’s breed‚ health status‚ age‚ gender‚ or preexisting conditions. Best of all‚ these plans do not have a deductible and are active the moment you sign up. The post Pet Assure Insurance Mint Wellness Plan Review 2024: A Detailed Look by Sara Seitz appeared first on Catster. Copying over entire articles infringes on copyright laws. You may not be aware of it‚ but all of these articles were assigned‚ contracted and paid for‚ so they aren't considered public domain. 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News Outer Range Outer Range’s Season Two Trailer Ponders Big Questions About Time The void returns By Molly Templeton | Published on April 15‚ 2024 Comment 0 Share New Share You know it’s a Serious Television Program when it gets real philosophical about time. What is time&;#63; What is a day&;#63; What‚ rancher Royal Abbott (Josh Brolin) wonders‚ does it even mean that God created Earth in six days&;#63; That’s one question on his mind. Given that there’s a weird hole in his backyard that might be a portal through time‚ more questions are likely to follow. Prime Video’s Outer Range returns next month for its second season of portal-induced pondering—and regular old mundane problems‚ like rival ranchers and mysterious drifters. Here’s the synopsis: Outer Range centers on Royal Abbott (Josh Brolin)‚ a rancher fighting for his land and family‚ who discovers an unfathomable phenomenon at the edge of Wyoming’s wilderness‚ in the form of a dark void. The mystery surrounding the enigmatic void on the west pasture of the Abbott family ranch deepens in Season Two‚ as Royal and his wife Cecelia (Lili Taylor) struggle to keep their family together in the aftermath of their granddaughter’s sudden disappearance. The stakes have never been higher for the Abbotts‚ who now face threats on multiple fronts. Outer Range’s second season propels its characters deeper into the void with profound and unforeseen circumstances that could shake the very foundations of time itself. For its second season‚ Outer Range has a new showrunner‚ with Charles Murray taking over from creator Brian Watkins. Murray’s resume includes time as a writer on Luke Cage‚ Sons of Anarchy‚ and three Star Wars shows: Rebels‚ The Clone Wars‚ and Tales of the Jedi. The rest of the show’s cast includes Lili Taylor‚ Imogen Poots‚ Shawn Sipos‚ Tamara Podemski‚ Lewis Pullman‚ and Will Patton. Royal Abbott’s musings wind up in a promising—or at least intriguing—place‚ narratively speaking: “Nobody understands that in the creation of man time had to be broken and nobody knows if God fixed that break or if he wanted see what we do with that particular problem.” What’s he going to do with that particular problem&;#63; Odds are good you can find out when Outer Range returns on May 16th.[end-mark] The post &;lt;i&;gt;Outer Range&;lt;/i&;gt;’s Season Two Trailer Ponders Big Questions About Time appeared first on Reactor.

Movies &; TV Babylon 5 Babylon 5 Rewatch: “Born to the Purple” Mollari falls for the wrong woman while Garibaldi investigates a strange communication… By Keith R.A. DeCandido | Published on April 15‚ 2024 Comment 4 Share New Share “Born to the Purple”Written by Larry DiTillioDirected by Bruce Seth GreenSeason 1‚ Episode 3Production episode 104Original air date: February 9‚ 1994 It was the dawn of the third age… Sinclair and G’Kar finally find Mollari in a strip club. He is supposed to be engaged in negotiating the Euphrates Treaty with G’Kar. However‚ the pair of them do join Mollari at his table for a drink and to watch the dancers. This lasts until G’Kar’s new aide‚ Ko D’ath‚ shows up. She does not approve of the establishment‚ and G’Kar reluctantly shows her to her quarters‚ thus denying himself the ability to ogle dancers. Mollari‚ meanwhile‚ is focusing most of his ogling on one Centauri dancer in particular. That same dancer‚ Adira‚ is waiting for him in his bed when he goes back to his quarters. How she was able to break into his quarters is left as an exercise for the viewer‚ though Mollari certainly doesn’t give much of a shit… The next morning‚ negotiations on the Euphrates Treaty are supposed to start. Sinclair is there. Vir is there. Winters is there‚ hired to keep the negotiators honest with her telepathy. G’Kar and Ko D’ath are there. Of Mollari‚ there is no sign. Vir contacts him for the eighty-fourth time (roughly)‚ and Mollari finally answers‚ reluctantly leaving Adira in his bed. Mollari shows up at the negotiations late‚ but quite happy. Meanwhile‚ Adira is contacted by her owner‚ Trakis. Turns out she’s his slave‚ and he sent her to play Mata Hari with Mollari to get his Purple Files. Those are the files containing the dirt that Mollari and his family have on other Centauri aristocrats. It’s how wealthy Centauri stay in power: blackmail. If Trakis gets his hands on Mollari’s Purple files‚ it’ll give him massive influence over Centauri politics. Garibaldi has found an unauthorized use of Gold Channel. It’s a secure communications channel‚ one that’s far more reliable than the standard commercial ones‚ but it’s also only available with Sinclair’s permission‚ and indeed only even known to a select few on the station—the command staff and the ambassadors. He reports it to Ivanova who says she’ll look into it when she has time‚ and orders him to continue monitoring it. Mollari brings Adira flowers he had specially grown for her‚ and also gives her a piece of jewelry that has been in his family for generations. Adira doesn’t wish to accept so lavish a gift‚ but Mollari insists. He further surprises her by declaring that he’s made reservations at Fresh Air‚ the fanciest restaurant on the station. While appearances are very important to Centauri‚ especially ones of Mollari’s station‚ he also doesn’t care about appearances when it comes to her. Later‚ we see Mollari and Adira having dinner and making smoochy-faces at each other. Sinclair has also taken Winters to dinner at Fresh Air as a thank-you for the work she’s done in the Euphrates negotiations‚ as both the anger from the Narn at Mollari’s tardiness and the erotic thoughts that Mollari kept having during the negotiations wore her out something fierce… Garibaldi detects another unauthorized use of Gold Channel‚ but his attempt to trace it is stopped by an invasive program. The best he can see is that it went to the Russian Consortium on Earth. He reports this to Ivanova‚ who thinks it might all just be a figment of Garibaldi’s imagination since there’s no record of it that she can find or that he can show her—maybe it’s gremlins&;#33; Adira slips Mollari a mickey in his drink and he falls unconscious. She then uses a mind-probe to get his password and then she downloads the Purple files. (He should’ve had a two-factor authentication set up‚ obviously…) She then flees his quarters‚ leaving the brooch behind. At her quarters‚ Trakis contacts her‚ but she doesn’t want to meet in her quarters‚ lest Mollari come looking for her. They meet in the Zocalo‚ instead. But once there‚ Adira flees‚ Trakis giving chase. Mollari wakes up with a headache and without Adira. Leaving Vir in charge of the negotiations‚ Mollari goes in search of Adira. G’Kar is sufficiently livid at this insult that he leaves Ko D’ath in charge of the Narn side of the negotiations and storms out in a huff. Trakis and Mollari both go to Adira’s quarters to find it empty. Trakis tells Mollari that Adira’s his slave‚ but that she’s secretly a Narn agent sent to steal his Purple files. Trakis says his concern is that‚ as her owner‚ he’s liable if she’s arrested for espionage. He and Mollari go their separate ways‚ but not before Trakis puts a bug on Mollari’s shoulder. Mollari confirms the copying of the Purple files. He then continues his search for Adira‚ but is interrupted by Sinclair‚ who wants to know what’s going on. Mollari begs Sinclair for help‚ which the commander gives on the proviso that Mollari agree to Earth’s compromise on the Euphrates Treaty. They go back to the club where Adira dances‚ but undercover‚ posing as employees of another establishment that wants to hire some of the dancers. They learn that Adira was recently in Brown Sector. Trakis hears that and sends two thugs provided by N’Grath to delay the pair. However‚ before they can finish off Sinclair and Mollari‚ Trakis alerts them that he’s found Adira‚ so all is well. The two thugs bugger off. Sinclair approaches G’Kar‚ saying he can give him the opportunity to purchase Mollari’s Purple files. They set up a meeting with Trakis that also includes Winters. Winters is unwilling to probe Trakis directly‚ as that would violate Psi Corps regulations‚ but she engages in some verbal trickery instead: when the meeting with G’Kar commences‚ and Trakis objects to her presence‚ she says that she can only sense surface thoughts‚ and it’ll be fine as long as he doesn’t think of anything specific‚ like where Adira’s being hidden. That‚ of course‚ makes him think of it‚ and he runs off—right into Mollari’s fist. Mollari then kicks him in the ribs for good measure and takes his files back. He thanks G’Kar for helping him restore his honor‚ which annoys the hell out of G’Kar. Garibaldi is able to trace the next unauthorized use of Gold Channel with an invasive program of his own‚ and he discovers that it’s Ivanova using it to communicate with her father‚ who is dying. He later tells Ivanova that he traced the transmission and yeah‚ it was a gremlin‚ and he won’t have to worry about it anymore‚ cough cough‚ ahem ahem. He also offers to buy Ivanova a drink. Mollari sees Adira off. Trakis has granted her freedom as part of a plea deal‚ and Mollari gives her the brooch back‚ urging her to wear it as a free woman. She promises to return to him some day. Nothing’s the same anymore. Sinclair poses as a sleazy dude quite well‚ having studied Garibaldi’s rather extensive files on the various lowlifes in downbelow. He also uses both Mollari and G’Kar to get Earth’s agenda on the Euphrates Treaty some traction (though given how things end up with G’Kar‚ it’s unlikely that G’Kar continued to agree to those concessions…). Ivanova is God. We learn a great deal about the first officer in this episode. Ivanova’s relationship with her father has never been all that great‚ and got worse after her mother died. In addition‚ her brother died in the Earth-Minbari War. But her father is now dying‚ and they’re able to reconcile during Ivanova’s illicit Gold Channel conversations with him. The household god of frustration. Garibaldi is able to penetrate Ivanova’s illicit use of the Gold Channel‚ because he’s just that awesome. But once he finds out why she’s doing it‚ he lets her off the hook. Because he’s just that awesome. In the glorious days of the Centauri Republic… One of the sources of Mollari’s power—indeed‚ the source of most Centauri aristocrats’ power—is their dirt on other folks. So losing his Purple files would be very bad‚ both for him and the Republic. Though it take a thousand years‚ we will be free. G’Kar finds his new aide annoying‚ since she takes him away from ogling pretty women‚ and he views giving her the reins in negotiating an insult to the Centauri. The Corps is mother‚ the Corps is father. Winters is not willing to break Psi Corps regulations‚ but she is‚ apparently‚ willing to bend them a little. She gets Trakis to think about where Adira is hiding using the old pink-elephant trick. No sex‚ please‚ we’re EarthForce. Adria’s seduction of Mollari works like a charm‚ but she also returns the feelings‚ which makes it hard for her to betray him—though not impossible… Welcome aboard. Mary Woronov makes her one and only appearance as Ko D’ath‚ for which she is uncredited. Fabiana Udenio plays Adira‚ while the great Clive Revill plays Trakis‚ Jimm Gianni plays Ock‚ and Robert Phalen plays Ivanova’s dying Dad. Phalen will return in “TKO” later this season‚ while Udenio will be back in season five’s “Day of the Dead.” Trivial matters. Mary Woronov was intended to be a series regular in the role of G’Kar’s aide. However‚ she could not handle the prosthetic makeup (and refused to wear the red contact lenses) and so did not remain in the role. Caitlin Brown‚ who will finally make her first appearance as G’Kar’s aide Na’Toth two episodes hence in “Parliament of Dreams‚” has been in the opening credits all along‚ including this episode. (As has Bill Mumy‚ who will also finally debut in “Parliament…”) While Udenio does not appear again until season five‚ the character is mentioned‚ and also seen in flashback in “Interludes and Examinations‚” in which the character is killed. This is the first appearance of the Fresh Air restaurant‚ which will continue to be used as the fancy-shmancy restaurant of choice for folks on B5. The working title of this episode was “Amaranth.” The echoes of all of our conversations. “Don’t give away the homeworld.” —Mollari’s instructions to Vir when putting his aide in charge of negotiations‚ and also G’Kar’s instructions to Ko D’ath when he does likewise. The name of the place is Babylon 5. “What do you want‚ you moon-faced assassin of joy&;#63;” As is often the case with stories involving the Centauri and/or Narn ambassadors‚ the A-story in this episode is elevated entirely by the performances‚ not just of Peter Jurasik and Andreas Katsulas‚ but also of Fabiana Udenio‚ whose radiance and reluctance are both played quite well. Which is good‚ because‚ man‚ this story has whiskers on it. The old man seduced by the pretty young sex worker with the heart of gold‚ and they fall for each other‚ and she still betrays him because she has to‚ but she doesn’t want to‚ and it all comes out okay in the end‚ and ugh&;#33; But this one mostly works because Jurasik and Udenio make it work. So does Clive Revill‚ who has made a career out of playing snotty bad guys (he was the original person playing Emperor Palpatine in The Empire Strikes Back) and is snotty as all get-out here. The B-plot is of more interest‚ mostly because it provides useful exposition on Ivanova and also illuminates character‚ both Ivanova’s and Garibaldi’s. It’s also a big honkin’ clich&;eacute;‚ but‚ again‚ the performances elevate it‚ especially the pained stoicism of Claudia Christian. Her dismissal of Garibaldi’s concerns plays up as her usual I’m-too-busy-to-deal-with-your-bullshit attitude‚ and it modulates effectively into sad resignation‚ with pain eking out through the cracks when she’s talking to her father. G’Kar is still being played annoyingly like a doofy villain‚ and his interactions with Ko D’ath are just painful‚ the straitlaced aide cramping the boss’s style. Not that Mollari’s interactions with Vir are much better. Although the “moon-faced assassin of joy” comment was magnificent‚ the portrayal of Vir as a dork playing videogames while waiting for Mollari to show up is also cringe-inducing. Next week: “Infection.”[end-mark] The post &;lt;i&;gt;Babylon 5&;lt;/i&;gt; Rewatch: “Born to the Purple” appeared first on Reactor.