Previously on America's Top Model: Toccara was big and beautiful. The judges really hated Kelle. To the disgust of all, Jennipher wrote "ANTM" on her butt, but it was jowly and insecure "Kristi" who got the boot. Ten girls remain!
Waldorf Astoria! Apparently reconciled after their blow-out last week, Jennipher and Eva talk. Eva says, "Girl, I wouldn't have advised you to do that, you should have asked me before you went." And, of course, we all know that she's talking about The Great Booty Debacle of 2004, in which she wrote "ANTM" on her butt and brought about the scorn of all the judges. I totally bet that Jennipher asked Amanda her opinion on pulling such a stunt, and Amanda was like, "That's a GREAT idea! WORK! IT!" Which puts my Eva vs. Amanda scorecard at Eva: three million to Amanda: negative five. Shut up, Amanda. Jennipher interviews that she was trying to joke around, but that her joke clearly fell flatter than Cassie's chest. Eva tells Jennipher that Tyra is a classy lady (albeit a microphone-licking, lingerie-shilling one) and does not like that type of stuff. She interviews that even Janice didn't like it, and if Janice doesn't like something, "it ain't good." Word, Eva. And seriously, if the woman who disclosed the gargantuan size of Liam Neeson's appendage to the world thinks that you're tacky, it might be time to settle in and do some thinking. Ann does squats in her ugly pink tube top dress from last week's judging, which the girls are all inexplicably still wearing. She interviews that she hasn't been doing well in the competition thus far, but that Tyra and Nigel really liked her photo last week, so things might be turning in her favor.
The Statute of Liberty leads us to daybreak. Kelle says that she hasn't gotten this far in the competition because of her amazing photographs, because all of her photos have been awful. So it must be her winning personality, or her ability to walk in heels, or her fiercely competitive edge that's keeping her there, right? She is trying to keep in mind that photographing well is something that can come with practice. She looks totally downtrodden.
Toccara, sporting a shower cap, talks to her "daddy" on the phone. She tells him that her mama has been making her mad lately, and that the other day in a phone conversation, her mother said that she was depressed and didn't want to talk about it. Toccara interviews that she's proud of who she is and where she came from. She had to be tough all of her life because her mom and dad "had problems." She had to take on a maternal role and look after herself. She's kicking life's problems in the butt, what. Tyra mail comes and reads, "Pretzels aren't the only things that are twisted." And we all know that this can mean only one thing: an encounter with Janice!
, Janice teaches the girls how to be a diva in an evening gown. As the girls pose for photographs, she tells Eva that she's "all wrong." Eva interviews that she likes Janice, because Janice doesn't sugarcoat things. In fact, she pours battery acid on them. But more points to Eva for liking Janice. Janice tells Eva that she has a bit of a handicap because she's smaller, so she needs to think length. And at this point, Janice is actually towering over her, and the two look vaguely reminiscent of Webster and Ma'am Papadapolis. Eva strikes a diva pose, and Janice interviews that she has potential. Janice is impressed by Norelle, and says that even though she can't walk in heels, she can pose in them. And in her interviews, I have to say that Janice actually looks kind of...gulp...pretty. And is being kind of nice. Yeah, I don't know what to make of it either. Janice tells Toccara to hike up her nipples so that they aren't pointing downward. I'm sorry, but I can't believe I just wrote that sentence. My elite undergraduate literary training has really taken me far. Janice calls Toccara a diva queen and says she nailed the pose. Nicole also nails it. Janice tells Ann to spin, and bring motion to those "stringy thingies" at the bottom of her dress. Janice repeats "stringy thingies" and cracks herself up. I think she just had a little acid flashback. Janice schools Jennipher and tells her that she needs to do better. She says, "Pretend it's a cow just giving birth, like it's the most incredible cow giving birth, and sell me the gown when I ask you." And now, I will know exactly what to imagine when I need to muster up excitement about something. Janice tells Kelle that there is no expression in her face. She interviews, "It was like I was at the dentist's office pulling out a tooth. I couldn't get her expression to change." And for just one second, I want you to imagine that Janice Dickinson is performing any sort of dental work on you. Yeah. So the time Dr. Cho accidentally pokes your gums with that scrapey tool, just put it all in perspective. Janice then tells Kelle to hide her face, which Kelle does. And that is the beginning of many sad Kelle moments this episode. Kelle interviews that she was discouraged, and also feeling sensitive because her pictures have been so horrible. She says that she's maybe not as cute as she thought she was. And while she's saying this, she looks totally cute. Oh, poor Kelle. Janice thanks the girls for allowing her to be of service to them. More Janice! More Janice!
Back at the apartment, Yaya is teaching Kelle a dance routine. Toccara mocks Kelle, who laughs. Tyra walks in just as Kelle is about to come to the realization that it is more than a really dark tan, and tells the girls that she's come to have a one-on-one Tyrapy session with each of them.
Oh, here we go. Kelle is first. She asks Tyra what her strengths and weaknesses are. Tyra says that Kelle's strength is her skin, and her weakness is that she doesn't understand her face. And also that she's a cracker, and the judges all hate her. Kelle says that it's hard because it's so different when she looks in the mirror, and Tyra says, "Kelle, it's not different in the mirror. Uh-uh. That mirror is a photo." Tyra gives Kelle no sympathy, because she hates her. Thanks for your caring and compassion, No-prah.
Ann tells Tyra that modeling is difficult, and that she thought it would come more naturally to her. Tyra tells Ann that she's good at everything else because she studies and practices, and that modeling is no different.
Cassie tells Tyra that she's glad to be there, and that she's not going back to stripping. Tyra says, "If I have anything to do with it, you ain't going back. I'll be coming up on the stage and grabbing your little naked butt off that stage and saying, 'You coming home with me, Cassie.'" I quote this in full because it is a total lie, and I want to be able to link to it in two months when someone on the forms posts news of a Cassie sighting at the Foxy Lady. Cassie is moved that Tyra cares so much. Just one more log to add to the flames of hardened bitterness and disappointment, is the hope that someone cares.
Tyra does not think that Jennipher really wants to be there. Jennipher flatly says she doesn't know why people think that. Tyra tells Jennipher that she needs to wear her emotion more on her sleeve, and less on her butt. Jennipher says that she took this bit of advice as, "If your personality doesn't come out, [you are] going home." Unfortunately, Jennipher's personality sucks, so it's really a lose-lose situation.
is Toccara. She says that she is in the competition to win, and also to break barriers by becoming the first black plus-size supermodel. Well, missy, I think Nell Carter might have something to say about that. People have not been supportive of this goal, and Tyra asks how that feels. Toccara says that she's been through a lot of negative stuff in her life, and that her parents didn't raise her. She starts to cry. Tyra tells Toccara that this is a beautiful part of her, and makes her a better person because it shows that she's three-dimensional. Toccara says, "Maybe once I get to where I want to go...maybe I can have my mommy, I can have my daddy. And then I just realized that I don't have power, like, she has to want it, my daddy has to want it. So it doesn't matter who I am or who I become...I can't make them do anything." I am so confused right now. Tyra says that Toccara's success on the show might make them want it. ["What's 'it,' Tyra? Unclear pronoun!" -- Wing Chun] While crying, Toccara says that she can't cry no more. She says she can't go right back to the same thing, which is apparently something horrible. What exactly is so bad? Did her parents abuse her? Abandon her? Hide her crystals? Tyra tells her that her tears show that it's still there and still inside. Toccara says she's toughened up because she can't do anything about it or dwell on it. And I'd tell you what the "it" was if I had any idea, but I really don't. ["My point." -- Wing Chun] Toccara is bawling. Tyra says that Toccara's eleven-year-old sister is looking up to her, and that Toccara has to use that as power. Tyra practically (but not actually, for obvious reasons) makes Toccara sit on her lap while she comforts her. She says that Toccara can't change her parents, but that she can do for her and her sister, and be an inspiration for her mother. She says that Toccara's mother will say, "I screwed up so bad, I don't know how my baby got there, but she got there. She got there." Will someone please tell me what's going on here? Man, I really wish they would let Janice do the Oprah-ing on this show. She'd be all, "My Aunt Sadie used me as a pincushion until I was fifteen. Get over it." And then we could get back to the important stuff, like how to successfully create a glamorous smoky eye.
Call it coincidence if you want, but a commercial tells us that Toccara has also been voted the Cover Girl of the Week! "She's large and in charge...work it girl!!!" says Tormekia F. MeCelle S. thinks that Toccara is "natural and has inner and outer beauty." And Shandrieka C. finds Toccara to be "a real everyday woman." And now, back to our regularly scheduled program.
Back in the apartment, Toccara tells Yaya that Tyra made her cry, and that she was surprised at being brought to tears. She interviews that she has always had to be supportive and strong, and has always served as a shoulder (and substantial bosom) to cry on for those who are in need. She says that she wants to be an inspiration to others, but that her ultimate goal to be the last one standing, and to do that, you have to survive.
Cut to Kelle in the bathroom, who tries to pose in the mirror, and then bursts into tears. Aw, L'il Kel. ["I'm sorry, but that's awesome. For the several days after this aired, I kept trying to be looking in a mirror when my sister came by so I could do that and crack her up." -- Wing Chun] Kelle interviews that her last three photos have been lousy, and says, "I've had a penis. I've been a deer in headlights in the middle of a cemetery. I've been a platypus that just came from the dentist...I just see myself and I'm like, oh my God, I'm hideous." We see the corresponding photos and are left to decide the veracity of those comments for ourselves. As Nicole and sweet, motherly Amanda ignore Kelle's sobs, Toccara goes in the bathroom, hugs Kelle, and asks what's wrong. Kelle tells Toccara that she cries every time she looks at herself in the mirror, and Toccara says that back in the day (well, earlier this week in real time, I guess) a person couldn't get Kelle's ass out of the mirror, so often would she primp and preen. Toccara interviews that Kelle came into the competition thinking that she was beautiful, but that the judges broke her. Toccara tells Kelle to leave the mirror and come to her room for a talk. Let it be known that Toccara is the greatest.
In Toccara's room, Kelle tells her that she's identified the problem of her face, which is that she has an extra layer of fat ("or something") around her mouth that forms a sort of snout. She points out a photo of a model who has the same kind of snout-face, and Toccara asks why that's ugly. And then Kelle says in total seriousness, "I'm just saying...I was in denial about my snout. And now I know. And so it's just hard to work, you're very limited." And I just want you to take a minute and let the perfection of those words echo through your brain. But all in all, I guess it's a step up from saying that she has primitive-monkey face. In just a few short weeks, Kelle has really embraced her blackness. And one can only hope that soon she'll see her snout not as a limitation, but as a convenient tool for locating and rooting out grubs. As Toccara can attest, learning to love yourself really is the greatest love of all.
Tyra mail! "Did you ever have a dream that you were walking around in only your underwear?" Yes, in fact, I did! Recurrently, when I was a child, I dreamed that I walked to my elementary school in my underwear, but only realized it once I got there, and then it was already too late. This may explain why I now shower fully clothed. The girls discuss what the challenge may be, and use the word "panties" many times successively. Ew. "Panties" is one of my most reviled words, coming in second only to "moist." Put those two together and, well, I think you can see where I'm going with this one. Eva says she's going to wear her "lucky lady drawers." Aww. I'm sure Eva gets lucky with the ladies no matter what drawers she has on. Oh, Ann, stop getting so jealous -- you know those drawers are yours.
The girls pull up to La Perla. Amanda interviews that everybody knows La Perla is "it" when it comes to lingerie. Oh, shut up, you. As they enter the store they are greeted by Simon Doonan, recurring guest star and creative director for Barney's, who is wearing Olsen-twins sized sunglasses. Or maybe they only appear to be so big because he is such a tiny, tiny man. He tells the girls that today's challenge is all about posing. They are going to be dressed in lingerie and put in La Perla's window for all of New York to see! He tells them that they must look alluring and interesting, but not cheap and slutty. At this, Cassie is visibly perturbed. The girls are going to be divided into three groups, each of which has to pose for ten minutes. Now, if they would only throw in, say, a few thousand fire ants, we'd have a real competition. The winner will get $5,000 worth of lingerie. An assistant outfits the girls, and asks for their sizes. Kelle is a 34D and...yikes! At least she has a small body and a big rack to draw attention away from the snout. Eva says she doesn't know what size she is, because she never wears a bra. I'll tell you, the Eva coming-out probably won't be the focus of an episode this season...but a recapper can hope, can't she? Toccara then says that she's a 38DDD. A gong sounds. That was kind of rude, editors. La Perla doesn't have Toccara's size in stock. Couldn't someone have called ahead with the girls' measurements? Toccara is forced to wear a short robe, but she makes do with what she's given. Yaya practices some silly-looking poses, and demonstrates a small speech impediment that is a bit Elmer Fudd-esque in nature. She says that she is "wemembewing" the poses that Janice gave them. Kelle interviews that she is feeling pretty good after all of her practice in the mirror.
Yaya, Nicole, and Kelle are in the first posing group. Yaya interviews that people on the street stopped to look at them, which I think would be kind of a given in this situation. Tiny little Simon is standing in front of the display with a clipboard and yelling things at them. Kelle says that Nicole and Yaya are doing weird poses, and that they are a bit too "pin-up girl" and "mighty Aphrodite" for a high-end lingerie line. Simon says that Kelle seems very natural and effortless. He clearly missed the memo about the mandatory Kelle hate, which is why Tyra didn't invite him to be the guest judge this week. are Toccara, Cassie, and Norelle. Toccara is stiff, and Cassie looks like...well, a stripper. Norelle is cute and winning. Finally, we have Amanda, Eva, Ann, and Jennipher. Simon says that Ann is naturally strong and elegant and has a lot of potential. He then says, "Jennipher is a little dull. Slash very dull." It's no "I didn't say you were a hooker. I said you had hooker style," but it will have to do.
The girls are brought back together for the results. Simon tells Amanda that lingerie is not her forte -- ha! He says that Yaya was too athletic and body builder-ish, Norelle was the most sweet, Kelle was very creative and natural, Cassie was "too bada-bing," Nicole worked the pin-up angle, Toccara didn't display her natural charm (e.g. boobies, but you can't really blame her for that), Ann was not creative but has a natural elegance, Eva is a show-off, which is good, and that Jennipher looks like she took a Quaalude. Jennipher interviews that she didn't feel well that day, which is why she wasn't Miss Personality. And if you look closely, you can see one little snaggletooth begin to make its way into the world. Rest assured that we'll be seeing much more of it later.
Kelle wins the competition. She says that she hopes this win will give the judges reassurance that she belongs there. Well, I guess it's good to have hope, however misguided and foolish it may be. Kelle has to pick two others to share in her wealth. She chooses Amanda to get $1,500 worth of lingerie, and Toccara to get $500. Shut up, Amanda. Cassie interviews that Kelle's win does not give her an edge, because while she is beautiful in person, she hasn't been able to pull off a good photograph.
More Tyra Mail! "The modeling world is a catty dog-eat-dog biz. Sometimes you've just gotta roll with the punches." Ann says that she needs a good photo, or she might be eliminated. The girls speculate that the photo shoot will involve animals. Kelle tells Toccara, "I think that we are going to be dog boxing. We're going to have to fight each other. Fight some bitches." Toccara says, "I'll knock a bitch out." Hee! These two are my favorite unlikely friends. On the phone with her boyfriend, Jennipher snots that she has to give 100% more, and that nobody sees that she wants to win. Her boyfriend says, "Show 'em." Jennipher sighs and throws her head down dramatically. She really is an insufferable nit.
The girls arrive at the Roxy for their photo shoot. The Dowager Jay, wearing a Xanadu-inspired puffy silver jacket, refuses to tell the girls what they'll be doing during the shoot. They are sent to hair and makeup, where they get some crazy-ass wigs and clothes along with garish face paint. Norelle interviews that she looks like a doll that is really pretty, "but if you look at it at night, you're running out of the room screaming." I know what kind of doll she's talking about. I had one of those whose head rotated and featured three different faces. That thing was fucked up. Norelle loves her look. Jay tells the girls that they'll be doing a fun, creative, and cool shoot today. He says that Kelle told him that she won the posing competition, which he finds hard to believe. Well, I find it hard to believe that he has a job that doesn't involve 1) passing out watered-down two-dollar shots that come in a test tube and 2) accepting payment for said shots in his g-string. So shut up, Jay. He tells the girls that the extra added element to the shoot is...roller skates. Tyra rolls out and says that the girls will be doing a shoot for Dooney and Bourke purses while on roller skates. They will be photographed by Mathew Jordan Smith, who did some swimsuit photos of Tyra back in the day. You can tell just by looking at him that he's going to be irritating. He does not disappoint.
Norelle is first. She wears a giant pink fro and has a hard time on the skates. Yaya is "vewy supwised" at her inability to skate, but her poses impress Jay. Toccara falls a few times, during which we see her pixilated ass. Mathew says she was just caught in the fun of it all and didn't get good shots. Jay says that Cassie forgot she was selling a bag, and was a little mediocre. And if anybody knows about mediocrity, it's Jay Manuel. Jennipher can skate okay, but generally stinks and doesn't work hard enough. There is lots of pixilation around her chest, and I'm not quite sure why. Eva has a great shoot, and also gets the funkiest background music. Nicole describes her look as "Marilyn Monroe done by Andy Warhol." Jay says that she "lucked into the shot of the century." Kelle thinks that this shoot will be her time to shine and show the judges how far she's come, but she pretty much sucks. Amanda is wearing a pink tutu ensemble, and spins around for Danilo and the makeup lady. She falls a lot, but both Jay and the photographer say that she nailed the shoot and gave them many great shots to work with. Interestingly enough, the fact that she is "completely night blind" doesn't seem to affect her performance in the dimly-lit club. I'm just saying. Ann has some bad shots with an awkwardly gaping mouth. Jay gives her a talking to and says that she sucks, and that he'd hate to see her not move on in the competition. He says that Ann responds best when someone is mean to her.
Tyra mail! Someone is going home tomorrow. Kelle tells Amanda that she's nervous about seeing the pictures. Amanda says that she hopes Kelle did well, and that "You can't leave me, I won't have a frieeeeeeend." Always thinking of others, that Amanda. Amanda interviews that she thinks it will be Kelle or Ann who is eliminated, which of course means that it's going to be Jennipher. The editors on this show really need to do something to build up the suspense factor a little bit. Ann talks to her mother on the phone and says that she feels like she hasn't been good enough. Her mom says whatever will be will be, and that Ann should be happy to have gotten so far. Ann cries and says that she really wants to win the competition, and her mom says that maybe Ann is not meant to be America's Top Model. Tears. Commercials.
Thus far, I've been avoiding recapping the Cover Girl Beauty Tip of the Week, but finally I figured I might as well transcribe one in full. It's a bit like Shakespeare as performed by an Oompa Loompa and Penélope Cruz. On a rainy day, try acting it out with a friend!
Horsey Foreign Model: So I finally found my perfect foundation. This is the one!
Small, Orange Man: Not so fast. You know most women need two. A different shade for winter and summer.
HFM: Really?!?!
SOM: Yeah, chances are your winter shade will probably look masky on you in the summertime, so you should try a shade or two deeper.
HFM: Good to know!
SOM: And when applying, remember your eyelids and lips. Your shadow and lipstick will last longer.
HFM: Love that!
And, scene.
Back at the Waldorf. Ann is frustrated because of her bad shoot. If Kelle or Jen has a good picture, Ann might leave. Kelle will be disappointed in herself if she is eliminated, because she has really been trying hard. Jennipher thinks she might leave, or she might stay. More like, she might leave slash very much might leave. Toccara says that she is happy and that the more people who leave, the closer she is to her dream, because she's not going home.
At the judges panel, Tyra looks astoundingly like RuPaul. Prizes. Judges. Janice is totally pretty. Nolé is still missing his tiny little dog, and frankly I'm becoming increasingly alarmed by the possibility that Tyrella De Vil's weave might hold the clue to Empress Minnie's disappearance. Photographer Mathew Jordan Smith is the guest judge. Janice administers the girls' test, which has a secret surprise -- they have to work with a tiny male model, whose name is Lanny Ward. Lanny takes off his shirt to display pecs that might be impressive, were he not so wee. Janice says that the girls will be judged on their ability to pose with Lanny. Carissa "Casting" Couch is the photographer. The girls manipulate Lanny awkwardly. And seriously, if you want to see dead eyes, take a look at Lanny. This is the best they could do, even at UPN? Kelle tries to get Lanny to move into a somewhat exotic pose, and he looks confused.
The judges evaluate the photos. Janice says that Toccara looks like she is a cavewoman who is going to throw Lanny over her shoulder, which I quite frankly would love to see. Tyra immediately jumps to Toccara's defense, because she loves Toccara. They look at her photo from the Dooney and Bourke shoot, which is lacking sexiness. is Norelle. Janice says that she needed to "engage with the boy," and demonstrates by pulling Nigel close to her. She says, "Ew," and he says, "That was scary." Aw, those two lovebirds and their PDA! Norelle's roller skating photo was great. Jennipher hid behind Lanny and -- surprise -- had no intensity. Her photo from the shoot sucked slash really sucked. Janice asks Jennipher why she wants to be a model, and Jennipher says, "We went through this last week." Oh, no she di'int! Janice says, "WHAT?" while pointing her magic pen of evil at Jennipher. The other girls all look astounded. Kiss. Of. Death. Tyra says that Lanny is showing up Eva. Nigel says something about Eva's hat on her skating shoot, and Eva explains that what looks like a hat was actually her hair. Janice says, "Why didn't he put the hat on your head instead of your face?" and Eva says, "That was the look he was going for." The judges all like the fact that she did not lay blame on someone else. Nicole was so-so with Lanny, but her skating photo was great. Tyra says it was the strongest picture in the bunch. Yaya is more of a dancer than a model. Janice thinks that Yaya's skating photo is tops. Nolé calls Ann his "orgasmic letdown." He gets excited about her, but every time he sees her photos he's like "Yes! Yes! ...No." Nigel says that Ann's photo is not bad, but that it's not the best she can do. She needs to be powerful and exciting. He points to Janice and Tyra as examples of powerful and exciting women, and Janice leans in to get a kiss on the cheek. Aww. The judges love Amanda, both with Lanny and in her skating shot. Blah blah blah. Man. I am going to have to get used to the fact that Amanda's going to stick around for a while. Cassie was boring and "safe." Kelle was very bossy with Lanny and intimidated him. She gets points for trying something different. Janice says that Kelle's neck looks like that of a quarterback in her skating photo, and that she has the same face in every photograph. Janice throws her head down on her hands to show her disgust.
The judges deliberate. Ann is beautiful, but is a big loser in her photos. Norelle looked dynamite, says Nigel, but Janice thinks she only has one look. Janice loved Yaya's photographs, but Nigel still thinks she looks too much like a dancer. And it appears that while he was talking, Janice actually fell asleep then woke herself with a start. Mathew thinks Cassie is a cold fish. Nolé thinks she's "hot as hell," and Tyra thinks she's "sellable. Very sellable." Mathew says that Toccara is vibrant in person, but dead on film, and Janice says she's gotta go. Tyra says incredulously, "So you're gonna throw somebody away because they had one bad shot?" and Janice deadpans, "Yes." Tyra gives a look that says, "Why this crazy bitch still on my show?" Eva has star power in person, but in photographs she's good...but not great. Nicole was great. Jennipher has a pretty face, but not much else. Janice says, "She's not the worst of the lot." I am assuming that the worst of the lot is Kelle. Everyone jizzes all over Amanda. Nolé says that Kelle looks like J. Alexander in her photo, and a split screen shows a photo of J. in a similar wig. Hee! Tyra says that Kelle's photo is the best that she's ever taken, but when you compare it to the other girls, it's not very good. Janice says, "Well there you have it. Duh."
Ten girls stand before Tyra, but she only has nine photos in her hands. And those photos represent the nine girls who are still in the running towards becoming America's Top Model. Those girls are: Amanda, Yaya, Norelle, Eva, Nicole, Toccara, Ann, and Cassie. Will Jennipher and Kelle please step forward? Jennipher, from week to week it seems like you don't want to be here. As much as you say you want to be here, the judges don't feel it. Kelle, your pictures are some of the worst of the bunch. Some of the judges wonder why you are still here. When they look at you in person, they see a model; when they look at your pictures they see a fugly snout. "Kelle, maybe there is some potential locked in there somewhere." So long, Pocatello! Jennipher angrily sobs that if she didn't want to be there, she wouldn't have left everything she had back home. Like Saturday evenings at the Pocatello Wal-Mart, perhaps? Who'd want to give that up! She feels that modeling is her purpose, but maybe not at this time. And while she is ranting, we get a chance to see her messed-up bottom teeth, which look a bit like the Manhattan skyline against which she is taking her leave.
Coming up on ANTM! Cassie 'fesses up about her dark secret to Tyra, so rest assured that the whole episode is going to take the form of a public service announcement. Ann does something to Cassie's brownies, and Kelle causes Jay to bitch at her.