In one of the biggest matches of the season, the Battery went into Louisville and walked out with a 2-0 win, snapping Louisville’s unbeaten run and proving this team can adapt, defend, and deliver on the big stage.

This wasn’t just a win—it was a tactical shift, a mentality shift, and maybe the moment this season truly turned.

In This Episode:

• The “Two-Gun Raid” on Louisville – how the Battery executed a perfect smash-and-grab
• Tactical shift from Ben Pirmann – five at the back and a completely different approach
• Defensive masterclass – shutting out one of the league’s best attacks
• Kelly, and the midfield engine – who stepped up and why it mattered
• That first goal – why “play to the whistle” still wins games
• Second goal breakdown – quick reactions, no hesitation
• Confidence boost or turning point? – what this win means for the rest of the season
• Clean sheet vs Louisville – arguably the biggest defensive result of the year
• Brooklyn preview – trap game or momentum builder?

This wasn't luck. This was adaptation.

From questionable starting XI decisions to a goalkeeper debate that’s heating up fast, this episode breaks down what went wrong early, what changed late, and why this team might be built differently than years past.

And yes… we’re officially starting the Colton Swan hype train.

The Comeback:

• Battery fall behind 2–0 after defensive lapses
• Immediate response after halftime flips the match
• Team shows intestinal fortitude, resilience, and zero quit
• Final result: Battery 3 – 2 Birmingham

Before we get into the show…

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Match Recap

Charleston Battery opened the season with a 2–1 win over defending champions Pittsburgh Riverhounds in front of a sellout crowd of 5,012 at Patriots Point.

Topics in this episode:

1. Atmosphere at the season opener
2. New stadium layout and fan experience
3. Tailgating and supporter section energy
4. Tactical changes under Coach Pirman

Key Match Moments

⚽ Sean Suber goal – header from a perfectly delivered corner just before halftime.

⚽ Goal-of-the-week contender – incredible strike to make it 2–0 early in the second half.

⚽ Own goal conceded – unlucky bounce gives Pittsburgh their only goal.

Tactical Takeaways

1. Battery played a high defensive line that shut Pittsburgh down
2. Set pieces looked dangerous all night
3. Charleston finished with 7 shots on target to Pittsburgh’s 2

Around the USL

Quick look at opening weekend:

1. Hartford shocks Jacksonville
2. Sacramento starts strong
3. Brooklyn earns its first ever club win
4. Lexington looks dangerous this season

Next Matches

US Open Cup

Charleston Battery vs Florida Badgers

📍 Patriots Point

📺 Streaming on YouTube

League Match

Battery vs Birmingham Legion

Score Predictions (Open Cup)

Granit: 4–0 Battery

Patrick: 8–1 Battery

Ryan: 8–0 Battery

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In this episode, we dive deep into the preseason storylines shaping Charleston’s trajectory. From where we were in 2025 to who we lost.

We also discuss returning veterans, positional battles, and the identity this squad is forming as they aim to build on last season’s foundation.

The Battery aren’t rebuilding. They’re refining.

And the question isn’t whether they’ll compete—it’s how dangerous they can become.

Topics Covered

• Overview of the 2025 season

• Key roster departures

• Tactical outlook and system evolution

• Returning core players and leadership roles

• Areas of strength and potential vulnerabilities

Key Takeaways

Charleston enters 2026 with continuity in leadership and philosophy, but meaningful roster adjustments that could reshape how the team plays.

This preseason isn’t about finding identity—it’s about sharpening it.

The guys also talk PK strategy, back-line chemistry, golden-boot drama between Cal & MD, and how one orange-clad Sasquatch keeper may never live down a night in Charleston.

Wrap up your ponchos and your pint glasses—the Battery are storming toward the playoffs, and the Crüe are ready to shout it from the Regiment’s chili-dog-scented parking lot.

• The three goals breakdown (Jennings header, MD’s volley, Rubio’s finish).
• The playful chaos about parking passes and tailgates and Queen Bees (Yellow Lot supremacy vs. Blue Lot madness).
• Shoutouts to Battery’s fan culture on Hispanic Heritage Night.
• The spicy keeper debate (Luis vs. Christian—who should get the gloves for playoffs?).

Show Notes

The Crüe is back with tales from Hispanic Heritage Night, parking lot politics, and a match that had it all: frustration, brilliance, and three bangers in the net.

We start with sideline stories—refereeing chaos in youth games, wedding trips with babies in tow, and the eternal Yellow Lot vs. Blue Lot debate. Then it’s into the heavy stuff: keeper concerns, defensive lapses, and whether culture in the locker room matches the culture in the stands.

But at the heart of it all, we celebrate what makes the beautiful game beautiful: that it’s for everyone. Hispanic Heritage Night was a reminder of how important it is to honor and embrace cultures that come together around the pitch. Soccer transcends politics and differences—it thrives when we celebrate who we are, together.

And yes, we also revel in the fireworks: Jennings’ meaty forehead, MD’s thunderstrike, and Rubio’s late dagger had Patriots Point rocking. With playoffs looming, the Crüe debates what matters most: form, fan culture, or just putting Christian back between the sticks.

Highlights:

Cal Jennings scores a penalty and capitalizes on a defensive error.

MD Myers earns the PK through sheer grit in the box.

91% team passing accuracy — but still room to sharpen the attack.

Concerns over Zamudio’s consistency in net.

Referees swallow whistles on repeated fouls, forcing early subs.

Granit and Pirmann agree: I'd rather play like crap and win.

Supporter Talk:

South Stand atmosphere debate — should benches be swapped?

Call for a true “Yellow Wall” revival behind the goal for playoffs.

Selfie sticks banned, but apparently beer-passing not policed.

Quotes from the Pitch:

Cal Jennings: “MD did a fantastic job drawing the penalty… happy the work paid off.”

Coach Pirmann: “Flat out disappointing. Only 2 or 3 guys played a complete performance tonight.”

Looking Ahead:

Oakland Roots visit Patriots Point next.

Predictions: Ryan (3–1 Battery), Patrick (2–2 Draw), Granit (2–0 Battery, El Pulpo clean sheet).

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• Waves, storms, and the unfortunate postponement of Surfers Healing 🌊
• The rotation puzzle: who sat, who stepped up, and what it means for the playoff push
• Joey’s drop, Arturo’s redemption, and why Aaron Malloy might be the drywall holding up our entire soccer house 🏠
• Referees who couldn’t spot an offside (not “offsides”!) if it bit them
• The glorious forehead of Rubio Rubin
• Patrick beams in from a shaky Wi-Fi connection in a faraway land, which adds to the chaos and the comedy. But despite the tech hiccups, we pull together a proper post-mortem of the match, and even manage to make a few decent coaching points that Ben probably stole from us.

Bonus at the End

Stick around after the outro music for a little “behind-the-pod” moment: Patrick and I trying—and failing—to figure out a tech issue mid-recording. It’s clunky, it’s awkward, and it’s undeniable proof that while we may know our soccer, we are absolute amateurs when it comes to, well… everything else.

Show Notes

Guest: Tanner Clay, Senior Business Dude (not his actual title, but it should be) at Charleston Battery

Topics Covered:

Tanner's journey from College of Charleston player to club executive

The revenue puzzle: tickets, sponsorships, TV deals, and merch

How the Battery hustles with a lean front office team

Promotion & relegation: Could it change everything?

TV rights, goals of the week, and the power of national exposure

Retention of players, coaches, and staff in the USL

Why your neighborhood food truck matters on match day

How fans are the best (and most underrated) marketing team

Key Quote:

“The smaller the club, the more important it is to be invested in the community… and when fans don’t feel heard, we all know what can happen.”

Call to Action

If you love the Battery, tell a friend. Be the guy (or gal) who takes someone to their first match. Word of mouth is powerful—just ask Tanner.

Granit, Ryan, and Patrick open with Charleston’s biggest moment of the season: a third-straight win over the Tampa Bay Rowdies, ending their Jaegermeister Cup hopes, keeping the No Quarter Derby Trophy firmly in Charleston, and crushing their Jaegermeister Cup dreams and sending them straight to Davy Jones' Locker. There’s controversy, there’s violence (looking at you, Christian Garner backheel foul), and there’s plenty of spice — including some pointed referee critiques and theories about dark arts at play.

Then it’s on to the Miami match, where the Battery kept their momentum rolling with a solid home win, controlling the game from midfield and continuing to climb the table.

From on-field brilliance to referee blunders, from Christian Garner getting kicked to the No Quarter Derby Trophy staying in Charleston, this episode fires on all cylinders — with a heavy dose of pirate trash talk and well-earned rivalry gloating.

🎯 What’s Inside:

• Dos Santos opens the scoring and stirs the New Mexico faithful
• The ref everyone loves to hate—and why the guys want the USL to do better
• Tactical shifts: Kelly’s role on the wing, Ikaza’s man-of-the-match showing, and Rubio finally finishing
• VAR in USL? The Crue isn’t so sure
• Ref accountability and whether Sunday League refs are any better
• A preview of the Miami revenge match with bold scoreline predictions
• Tailgate logistics, taco truck tactics, and water disguised as water

🔥 Crue's MOTM: Emilo – bringing the energy and technical sharpness

📍 Next Match: vs Miami FC – Saturday at 7:30 PM, Patriots Point

🍻 Tailgate: look for Palmer (currently undefeated)

The Crüe also shares tales from the Southern Darby (with some YMCA league flair), discusses the coaching mindset, and previews a crucial road matchup against Western Conference leaders New Mexico United.

Plus: an pub scouting report, a breakdown of Landry’s yellow card strategy, and wild humidity stats that somehow matter!

🎯 Topics Covered:

Birmingham and North Carolina match reviews

Joey’s leadership and defensive consistency

Blackstock’s emergence

Emilio's CAM role = GOAL!

Kelly’s role in midfield

Forward rotations and finishing struggles

Predictions and altitude banter ahead of New Mexico clash

Prediction Corner:

Granit: Battery win 2-0 (Goals from Juan David and Landry)

Ryan: Battery win 2-1 (Landry scores key goal)

“Joey’s a great example of being at the right place, right time, and working your ass off.”

“Eight yellow cards and two clean sheets — I’ll take it.”

“We can score from anywhere — we just gotta keep that up.”

“Humidity 110% in Charleston, 21% in Albuquerque. Let’s pack some lotion.”

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Granit

The Battery rise and Phoenix folds—again. In this week's episode of Cannon Crüe, Granit, Ryan, and Patrick break down Charleston’s dominant 4–1 win over Phoenix Rising. Featuring a surprise roast from 10-year-old Harper, love for Arturo’s breakout performance, Landry’s absolute banger, MD's opening goal, and big questions about lineup rotation, this episode is packed with post-match passion, smart analysis, and a few caffeinated dad jokes.

Special Guest: Harper (10 years old!)

She kicks off the show with some Phoenix-roasting jokes that'll have you cackling into your pint. ("Why don’t Phoenix Rising players like fireworks night?...")

Match Analysis:

• Arturo’s “I’m Him” performance finally arrives—Ben Pierman must be proud.
• MD Myers keeps scoring while Juan David Torres keeps assisting. Is there a better duo in USL?
• Landry’s long-range rocket might be the goal of the season.
• Defensive depth creates a welcome dilemma: Archer, Edwards, Graham, Joey—who starts?
• What do you do with Cal and Malloy on the bench and a midfield packed with talent?

Player Spotlights:

• Arturo Rodriguez: from inconsistent to midfield commander.
• Landry: Swiss army knife of the squad—midfield, defense, left wing, SportsCenter highlight machine.
• Joey: Biologist, future doctor, fan favorite.
• Jeremy Kelly: New signee with EFL experience and ties to Coach Pearman.

Bonus Banter:

• The Jaegermeister Cup: Does it matter? Should we care?
• Pitch conditions: Is Granit about to take over field maintenance?
• Christian’s clean sheet predictions.
• Baby’s first match (and Patrick’s caffeine blood level check-in).

Episode Notes:

• Battery vs Hartford recap: dominant goals from Landry and MD Myers
• Miami analysis: defensive misstep, attacking frustration, and referee woes
• Beach training benefits & Central Virginia vs Coastal SC development
• Weather, altitude, and their effect on match readiness
• World Cup 2026: are teams ready for the American summer heat?
• Previewing the Phoenix Rising match: time to finally beat them
• Supporter section shoutouts, pub watch stories, and why you should visit the Regiment tailgate

Plus:

• Landry’s yellow card situation – was the sub the right call?
• Should he start vs. Hartford?
• Loudoun’s press: exhausting or brilliant?
• Is Abu Korra the one that got away?
• And of course... score predictions for the Battery’s trip to soggy Connecticut.

Key Talking Points:

• Missed chances and chaos before halftime
• J.D. Torres... or is it Juan David? Announcer beef returns
• Should Nate step into Landry’s boots?
• Why Loudoun’s press worked – and how the Battery handled it

🔥 Predictions against Hartford Athletic:

• Patrick: 3-0 Battery win, MD Myers hat trick
• Ryan: 4-1 Battery, MD brace, Icaza goal
• Granit: 2-0 Battery, JD Torres with a brace

Next Match:

Charleston Battery @ Hartford Athletic

Saturday, June 14 | 🕖 7 PM ET

Forecast: 70% chance of rain, bring the rags for the cameramen.

The Crue also looks ahead to a crucial away match against Loudoun United, breaking down tactics, players to watch (Aboukoura alert!), and why the “boot it” philosophy might just be the strategy we need.

• Greenville 1–0 Battery: breakdowns and wasted chances
• Christian's solid performance despite the loss
• Missing Juan David + frustration with Rubio
• Philosophical dive into “bootball” and xG studies
• Player spotlight: shoutouts to Edwards & Sims
• Upcoming Loudoun match preview: danger man Aboukoura, no clean sheets, and physical play
• Patrick’s baby countdown, weather talk, and Sergio Agüero’s streaming retirement comeback

Featured Studies

1. Boot It: A Pragmatic Alternative to Build Up Play https://statsbomb.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/09/Lorenzo-Cascioli.pdf

By Cascioli et al.

A deep dive into whether bypassing buildup and punting it long can statistically improve scoring odds — and why teams like Charleston might benefit from a more direct style in certain situations.

2. Leaving Goals on the Pitch: Evaluating Decision Making in Soccer

https://arxiv.org/abs/2104.03252

By Maaike Van Roy, et al.

Why modern players may be over-prioritizing high-xG shots and neglecting low-percentage but high-reward options. Is Charleston guilty of playing it too safe in front of goal?

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Companies mentioned in this episode:

• Charleston Battery
• Toby Sims
• Chowan Chan University
• Pittsburgh
• Sheffield United
• Doncaster Rovers
• Harrogate
• USL League Two

Listeners are invited into the world of professional soccer through this engaging episode of the Cannon Crue podcast, featuring an enlightening conversation with Christian Garner, goalkeeper for the Charleston Battery. Garner shares his compelling journey from a small town in Cape Cod, Massachusetts, to the professional soccer field, highlighting the various challenges he faced along the way. The discussion begins with Garner's early involvement in soccer, where he played for local clubs and participated in the Olympic Development Program, setting the stage for his future aspirations. He reflects on the limitations of opportunities in his hometown, prompting him to seek broader avenues for growth and development. Garner's relationship with his family, particularly his older brothers, plays a pivotal role in his story, as they provided both support and the competitive drive necessary for his development as an athlete.

Transitioning into his collegiate career, Garner recounts his time at the Brooks School, a prestigious institution known for its soccer program. He speaks candidly about the challenges he encountered, including the pressure of competing against highly skilled peers and the importance of maintaining a positive mindset amidst adversity. Garner's experience at Boston College further emphasizes the rigorous demands of collegiate athletics, as he navigated the complexities of balancing academics with sports. The podcast also explores the mental resilience required of goalkeepers, a position often characterized by solitude and high stakes. Garner reflects on the lessons learned from these experiences and how they have shaped his approach to the game.

As the episode progresses, the conversation touches upon Garner's transition to professional soccer with the Pittsburgh Riverhounds and his eventual move to the Charleston Battery. He discusses the differences in the playing environment and the significance of teamwork and camaraderie in achieving collective goals. This episode encapsulates the essence of dedication, resilience, and the relentless pursuit of excellence in the world of sports.

Chris also dishes up his thoughts on some of his team mates. I just say shame for those who are late for the team bus and who thing they are funny, but really are not. Shame.

From the Crue, thank you Chris!!

Takeaways:

• The importance of perseverance and self-belief is a recurring theme throughout Chris Gardner's journey in soccer.
• Chris emphasizes the significance of education alongside athletics, demonstrating a dual commitment to both pursuits.
• The challenges of transitioning from college soccer to professional leagues highlight the competitive nature of the sport.
• Experiences shared by Chris reveal how support from family and peers can influence an athlete's career trajectory.
• The necessity of adaptability and continuous improvement is critical for success as a goalkeeper and in life.
• Chris discusses the unique mental fortitude required to succeed as a goalkeeper, emphasizing the isolation and accountability of the position.

As the conversation unfolds, the Crue dissect the contributions of individual players, particularly those who excelled in pivotal moments, including goal scorers and playmakers. They articulate their observations regarding the tactical adjustments made by the coaching staff that allowed the Battery to regain control of the match and secure a convincing victory. This analysis is complemented by personal anecdotes and insights from the hosts, creating a rich narrative that captures the essence of being an ardent supporter of the team.

The episode culminates in a broader reflection on the Charleston Battery's season thus far, with the Crue expressing optimism for the future as they discuss upcoming fixtures and the potential for continued success. The Cannon Crue podcast, through its sophisticated discourse and passionate delivery, not only informs listeners about the match but also fosters a sense of community among fans, reinforcing the collective spirit that drives the Charleston Battery forward.

Takeaways:

• The Charleston Battery exhibited remarkable resilience, rebounding from an early goal against them to secure a decisive victory.
• The team's consistent performance, marked by seven consecutive wins, showcases their developing synergy and tactical prowess on the field.
• Juan David's contributions have been crucial, as he currently leads the league in assists and remains a key player for the Battery's offense.
• Cal scores a brace.
• The camaraderie among the players and their ability to adapt to various match conditions have significantly contributed to their current success.
• The discussion around the upcoming match against Greenville Triumph highlights the team's determination to continue their winning streak at home.

The recent confrontation between the Charleston Battery and San Antonio was nothing short of a spectacle, culminating in an emphatic 4-0 victory for the Battery. This match was particularly momentous as it coincided with Military Appreciation Night, an event that imbued the atmosphere with a palpable sense of pride and celebration. The podcast delves into the intricate dynamics of the game, with hosts Granite, Patrick, and Ryan dissecting the strategies employed by the Battery, which evidently capitalized on the vulnerabilities of their opponents. Throughout the match, Charleston demonstrated remarkable control and composure, effectively maintaining possession while simultaneously exploiting San Antonio’s defensive lapses. This analysis not only illustrates the Battery's technical prowess but also highlights the emotional significance of the win, especially in light of the previous year’s humiliating defeat at the hands of the same team. The hosts reflect on the implications of this victory for the season ahead, emphasizing the importance of momentum and the psychological boost that such a decisive win can provide to the players.

The recent encounter between the Charleston Battery and the Tampa Bay Rowdies, aptly dubbed the No Quarter Derby, culminated in an impressive victory for the Battery, concluding with a scoreline of 3-1. This match, played in the heart of Tampa Bay, showcased the Battery's tactical prowess and formidable attacking capabilities. From the outset, Charleston demonstrated dominance in possession, employing a strategic 4-2-3-1 formation that allowed them to control the midfield and create numerous opportunities. The team's approach was characterized by fluid movements and quick transitions, which left the Rowdies' defense scrambling to keep pace. A standout moment occurred when Juan David skillfully maneuvered through the opposition, delivering a pinpoint assist that resulted in one of the Battery's goals. This incident epitomized the team's cohesive play and collective effort, as they launched relentless attacks while maintaining defensive solidity. Despite conceding a solitary goal, Charleston's resilience shone through, securing their place at the top of the league standings with this decisive win.

Takeaways:

• The Charleston Battery demonstrated remarkable dominance in the recent No Quarter Derby against the Tampa Bay Rowdies, securing a decisive victory with a final score of 3 to 1.
• Despite conceding a goal, the Battery's overall performance showcased their offensive prowess and defensive resilience throughout the match.
• The introduction of new players has significantly enhanced the Battery's backline stability, as evidenced by their ability to withstand pressure from their rivals.
• Key players such as Juan David, Cal Jennings, and MD Myers have proven instrumental in the team's attacking strategy, contributing to both goals and assists during the game.
• The match highlighted the importance of early goals as the Battery's first goal set the tone for their subsequent offensive efforts against Tampa Bay.
• The Battery's ability to outscore their opponents consistently reflects their evolving tactical approach and growing team synergy.

The recent encounter between the Charleston Battery and Naples FC, contested during the Jägermeister Cup, yielded an unsatisfactory outcome for the Battery, as they suffered a defeat that raised numerous concerns regarding their performance. Throughout the match, the Battery demonstrated an inability to capitalize on their offensive opportunities, particularly in the second half where they dominated possession yet failed to convert this into tangible results on the scoreboard. Defensive lapses further compounded their struggles, allowing Naples FC to seize the advantage and maintain their lead despite the Battery's persistent efforts to equalize. The discussion among the podcast hosts reflects a deep analysis of the tactical shortcomings observed, particularly the challenges posed by the Naples FC defense, which effectively neutralized the Battery's attacking threats. The absence of key players, such as Juan David, was notably felt, as his control in the midfield is pivotal to the Battery's strategy. The hosts collectively acknowledge the need for a reassessment of their approach as they look ahead to future matches in the tournament, emphasizing the necessity to adapt and refine their gameplay to secure victories in subsequent encounters.

Takeaways:

• In our recent Jägermeister cup match against Naples FC, we encountered significant challenges that hindered our performance.
• Despite our initial optimism, the team struggled to assert dominance on the field as anticipated.
• The absence of key players, notably Juan David, severely affected our midfield control and overall strategy.
• Throughout the match, we were unable to effectively break down the Naples defense, leading to a disappointing outcome.
• Our inability to capitalize on scoring opportunities ultimately resulted in a lackluster performance during the game.
• We must reflect on this match to identify areas for improvement as we prepare for upcoming fixtures.

You can also join us on our YouTube channel https://youtube.com/@cannoncrue843?feature=shared

You can see the recording on the Crue's YouTube Channel at https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLXUOZ1Yd2tG9Rj2P56E7a1oEpCE2gKPKA

Up the Battery!

🟡⚫ What’s Inside This Episode?

✅ New Faces, New Firepower – A deep dive into Charleston Battery's offseason signings and what they bring to the squad.

✅ Key Departures – Who left, and how will it impact the team?

✅ Preseason Performance Recap – Results, standout players, and tactical insights.

✅ Coach’s Game Plan – How does the team look tactically heading into 2025?

✅ Season Expectations – Predictions, challenges, and what needs to happen for a successful season.

Ok, not or final, final podcast, just the final for the '24 season.

We look forward to building our team as the Battery builds! Stay alert for some off season podcast from the Cannon Crue!

PS. Thank you to the greatest defenders, our military veterans. The Charleston-Berkeley-Dorchester metro area would not be what it is without the massive numbers of veterans which call the tri-county area home. Thank you! Even you squids, crayon eaters, chair force personnel, and even you coasties. Have a great and wonderful Veterans Day!

-Granit, 82nd ABN

p.s. Nick was also the top goal scorer across all US domestic leagues, ahead of Benteke, Suarez, and Messi.

UP THE BATTERY! LFG!

Yes, I intended to leave the dog discussion in there.

Join us as we discuss standout performances, including ¡Torres metiendo un golazo!, analyze the defensive struggles, and take a closer look at the pivotal moments that shaped the result. And yes, we can’t ignore the referee's decisions—he may as well have been defending the Alamo with how blind he was to some of those calls! Was this a fair outcome or did the Battery deserve a more decisive victory? We’ll tackle that and much more.

Tune in for all this, the usual Crüe banter, and a look ahead to what’s next for the Battery. Remember, unlike the Alamo, this battle ended in a stalemate!

4o

ps. Apologies for the lack of intro and outro music!

Up the Battery!

We want chicken!!

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Up the Battery!

Any questions, comments, or concerns? Email the Crüe at granit@cannoncrue.com or leave a comment at www.cannoncrue.com.