Yeah, enjoy the badminton and some other stuffss!!

Badminton Malaysian Open 2005
Date : 5th July - 10th July 2005
Venue : Stadium Badminton Cheras
Venue : Kuala Lumpur

The PROTON Malaysia Open Badminton Championships 2005 is an annual international badminton tournament organised by the Badminton Association of Malaysia (BAM). This four-star tournament with a total prize money of USD 120,000 is regarded as one of the most popular badminton championships in the International Badminton Federation (IBF) Grand Prix calendar.

This year, it is being hosted from 5th to 10th July 2005 by the Kuala Lumpur Badminton Association (KLBA) at the Kuala Lumpur Badminton Stadium in Cheras, a venue which had the privilege of hosting a number of other international badminton events like the Asian Badminton Championships, The Thomas/Uber Cups Continental stage, and the World Senior Badminton Championships.

The PROTON Malaysia Open 2005 has attracted entries from 29 countries with a total of 430 players vying for honours in the five events, namely, the men's singles, the men's doubles, the women's single, the women's doubles and the mixed doubles. All the current top players in the IBF ranking will partcipate in this tournament.

Malaysia will field all its top players, including the holders of the Malaysia Open 2004 titles, namely Lee Chong Wei, in the men's singles and Lee Wan Wah/Choong Tan Fook in the men's doubles.

There is a concert on July 9, 2005, 8pm at Genting Highlands, by the famous 12 Girls Band from China!!! Anyone who is going for a break from tense badminton matches go try this.!!!

http://axcess.mfocus.com.my/buyticket1.asp?id=69680961844747250583822013886731 18356666&showtimeid=954671038360186265032225175278822625249 4

visit here to book ticket online!!


Hotels..
http://www.hoteltravel.com/malaysia/kualalumpur/hotels.htm

At food stall selecting from the great array of Malaysian food
The working locals and the backpacker tourist frequented these inexpensive eateries.

Yeah..... Come come come!!! Watch fire flies (second photo), ride on elephant!!

hey weeyet, my saliva is dripping, it's all bcoz of u. oh no! where can i get roti canai, nasi kandar, chicken rice, bah kuk teh ......etc. in germany


.....oh.. forgotten about kajang satay.

hahaha.... haven't seen those crystal clear sea and heavenlike beaches... wat about scuba diving to feel the clown fishes and coral??

hahaha.... haven't seen those crystal clear sea and heavenlike beaches... wat about scuba diving to feel the clown fishes and coral??

have only a bath tub to see here.:( :( :(

Cheras is the name of the city ?

Cheras is the name of the city ?
I should say the name of the area?? correct? not so sure...
but i think pictures i posted are not so nice

If you have a taste for fashion. Do visit www.carvenong.com.my (http://www.carvenong.com.my) or http://www.carven.com.my/
The famous local Malaysian designer. His clothing is also available in Metro, Isetan and Sogo. Send my regards to him if you happen to bounce into him.
rgds:D

More picture of the food! :) That will lure pll into visiting Msia :P heheheh

More picture of the food! :) That will lure pll into visiting Msia :P heheheh
Yeah , why not?? malay food, nasi lemak, satay, rojak, nasi kandar, curry specialist :D

Yummy yum yum yum....

More picture of the food! :) That will lure pll into visiting Msia :P heheheh
What about some malaysian chinese food here??!! :D
Bak Kut teh(stewed pork ribs meat herbal soup), niang tofu, wantan mee, dumplings, curry mee, dim sum, hokkien mee etc

Yummy yum yum yum....

Well.... here comes the most famous ones!!!! After watching Malaysia Open at night, you can still get them 24 hours, available!!
Here we have Indian Rojak(ants, how to say rojak in english), roti canai(some special indian fried stuff), roti telur(egg), satay, penang lobak, Hainanese chicken rice, nasi lemak(some coconut rice), fried kuey teow, scrambled egg noodles , bah kut teh, belacan kangkung and long bean (special shrimp sauce vegees) etc:p

p/s: aiyah.. sorry.. seem like this is quite off-topic seriously :o...aiya.. dunno whether this is allowed here.... just wanna lure more people come to Malaysia Open actually :D

wow !!! WOnderful introductions !!! Did i went to wrong forum? its all food introductions hahahaa, but yeah. Good work !! SImply nice food. some singapore doesn't have. Especially those malay food.

Rojak in English? I don't know.. just Rojak i guess. Or Mixture of everything.

wow !!! WOnderful introductions !!! Did i went to wrong forum? its all food introductions hahahaa, but yeah. Good work !! SImply nice food. some singapore doesn't have. Especially those malay food.
yeah, first "customer", so you must come to Malaysia Open, after that go taste these Malay food:D

The Kuala Lumpur Badminton Stadium, completed in 1989, is impressively situated at Jalan Cheras. The stadium and its vast parking area, occupying a total area of 2.02 hectares, is divided into three levels. The playing courts, medical room, storage rooms, public utilities, information booth, and ticketing kiosks are located on the first level. On the second level are the venue operations room, sub-press centre, results distribution centre, VIP lounge, doping control centre and other basic amenities. The areas for the TV and radio commentators, security observation, lighting, scoreboard, and PA system are all found on the third level.

The stadium gallery with a seating capacity of 3,000 is fitted with benches, retractable seats and bucket seats. The stadium can accommodate 10 courts for training purposes and at least six international standard courts for tournaments.

Air-thrust flooring has been installed in the arena to provide better impact for the players. The playing arena is equipped with an adjustable lighting network and a full air-conditioning system.

The stadium is serviced by city bus liners and the LRT.

Training and Warm-Up Venues




City Hall Youth Complex Located next to the Badminton Stadium, this complex is equipped with three mobile rubberized courts and will also serve as the warm-up venue during competitions
National Training Centre, Badminton Association Malaysia Located 3 km from the Badminton Stadium, this centre is equipped with 10 parquet courts.
Selangor Badminton Hall Located 4 km from the Badminton Stadium, this hall is equipped with five parquet courts.

I got schooling on weekdays =(

Wow weeyet...fantastic images....I am so hungry now. Good job.

Weeyet,you are just incredible with your intro and descriptions.This forum is full of passionate and selfless guys who really make Badminton The Beautiful Game.It's sheer joy to see such wonderful array of delicious and mouth-watering dishes on display.Hope badminton fans from all over the world would take the opportunity to try all these wonderful cuisines.Welcome to Malaysia.

yeah weeyet you are really a good ambassador of malaysia by bringing all these info to the world of badminton. i must say that the wide array of food is really tempting to my taste bud!:D slurppppp!!!! yummmmmyyyyy!!!!! Malaysia boleh!:) See u at the stadium!;)

Weeyet, IBF should hire you to promote badminton as you did such a good job in introducing Malaysia to the public. As a Malaysian, I sure miss all the food but fortunately in San Jose, California we have about 6-7 Malaysia restaurants and all are pretty good except very pricy, imagine 5 sticks of satay - US$6, Chicken rice-US$6, ...
Lets hope the Malaysia Open is as "spicy and tasty" also :-)

Yum..nice work presenting the pics of the delicious food...I can't resist just going to M'sia for badminton and the food...

Weeyet, IBF should hire you to promote badminton as you did such a good job in introducing Malaysia to the public. As a Malaysian, I sure miss all the food but fortunately in San Jose, California we have about 6-7 Malaysia restaurants and all are pretty good except very pricy, imagine 5 sticks of satay - US$6, Chicken rice-US$6, ...
Lets hope the Malaysia Open is as "spicy and tasty" also :-)

Hey, wah, only posted a few photos here and suddenly got so much compliments from you guys, thanks !!! :D I just feel that these foods are so tasty and at the same time it's easy to get and cheap...

I like this: "Lets hope the Malaysia Open is as "spicy and tasty" also :-)"
ok, last but not least, don't forget an ostrich ride

Hey, wah, only posted a few photos here and suddenly got so much compliments from you guys, thanks !!! :D I just feel that these foods are so tasty and at the same time it's easy to get and cheap...

I like this: "Lets hope the Malaysia Open is as "spicy and tasty" also :-)"

Yeah.. i hope Msian Open will be an exciting event to watch.

woah.. great job weeyet.. i think the organizer shd appoint you as the ambassador for the m'sia open :D

and those indian food :D slurpp...
the pic right below kue lapis, is that nasi bryani??

woah.. great job weeyet.. i think the organizer shd appoint you as the ambassador for the m'sia open :D

and those indian food :D slurpp...
the pic right below kue lapis, is that nasi bryani??
Yes:D:D:D... you like Indian food ;)

Yes:D:D:D... you like Indian food ;)

yup, very much :D

btw, any idea whether there's any telecast on tv? i remember they used to have the daily highlights on tv1 (or tv2?)..

so weeyet are you going to klba to watch this tournament?

It's a pity for all the good work that weeyet has done to promote Malaysia,we are still so slow when it comes to disseminate information through the internet.Till now there is no result at all for the prelimnary rounds.Someone has to wake up and do something about it.Calling all BC members who witness today's matches to post the result.The official website is still not functioning.It's shameful.

http://bulutangkis.web.infoseek.co.jp/cgi-bin/topics/topics.cgi
there's a couple of results here...

So sad...I carn go!!...Can those who are going pls help me record matches of Chinese Taipei...pls pls pls!I'll be very grateful to u!

HI Weeyet !!!

You make me 'sick' with your food-photoes.
What I mean is 'home sick'.
Since I arrived in Belgium I have never enjoin such a food.
My saliva flows out from my mouth.

I think its time to back to Indo. ;)

It's a pity for all the good work that weeyet has done to promote Malaysia,we are still so slow when it comes to disseminate information through the internet.Till now there is no result at all for the prelimnary rounds.Someone has to wake up and do something about it.Calling all BC members who witness today's matches to post the result.The official website is still not functioning.It's shameful.


are you serious? working fine with me

check out this link:
http://www.bam.org.my/tournaments.php


cheers

8man

Thanks for the info, WeeYet.
Btw, I visited the link you that you posted to purchase the ticket for the Malaysian Open online but it didn't work out.

are you serious? working fine with me

check out this link:
http://www.bam.org.my/tournaments.php


8man

I could not see any results either. All it is, is just a tabular table of the draw with no results whatsoever. Really disappointed with BAM. Would have thought that it can do better with all the $ it has.

are you serious? working fine with me

check out this link:
http://www.bam.org.my/tournaments.php


cheers

8


man There is nothing there except empty tables without any result.Kindly post the results if u can gather anything from the above link.

Below are the results for the 1st day. (Got this from TheStar, our local newspaper).

MEN'S SINGLES

First round: Ismail Saman bt Abdullah Zulfari 15-11, 15-5; Jung Hoon-min (Kor) bt James Chua 15-2, 15-9; Ohtsuka Shinya bt Lok Chong Chieh 15-3, 17-14; Mohd Hazwan Jamaluddin bt Paul Le Toc (Wal) 15-6, 15-0; Mohd Shafiq Jamaluddin bt Alan Chan (Nzl) 14-17, 15-3, 15-8; Lim Kenn bt Peter Zauner (Aut) 15-5, 15-7; Salim Sameon bt Michael Trojan (Aut) 15-3, 15-3; Jansson Marcus (Swe) bt Lim Chen Wet 8-15, 15-8, 15-13; Tan Chun Seang bt Michel L. Jean (Fra) 15-10, 15-10; Zairul Hafiz Zainuddin bt Lee Chen Yen (Tpe) 15-2, 15-1; Azrihanif Azahar bt John Gordon (Nzl) 15-5, 7-15, 15-12.

Second round: Hoon-min bt Ismail 15-8, 15-7; Yew Thien bt Hazwan 15-12, 15-3; Jeffer Rosobin bt Syafig 15-4, 15-10; Lim Kenn bt Chang Feng-chin (Tpe) 15-5, 15-12; Salim bt Jansson 15-6, 15-12; Chen-yen bt Chun Seang 15-10, 10-15, 15-6; Gong Weijie (Chn) bt Azrihanif 15-6, 15-9.

MEN'S DOUBLES

First round: Simon Archer-Anthony Clark (Eng) bt Lim Fang Yang-Tay Chuen Jein 15-4, 15-2; P. Kantharoopan-Fredyno Saha bt Michael Lahnsteiner-Michael Trojan (Aut) 15-8, 15-8; Yoo Yeon-seong-Jeon Jun-bum (Kor) bt Loo Yik Xiang-Ong Jien Guo 15-4, 15-2; Nguyen Quang Minh-Tran Thanh Hai (Vie) bt Chin Tze Seong-Au Kok Leong 15-7, 15-11; Ng Kean Kok-Hong Chieng Hun bt Lee Yong-dae-Kang Myeong-won (Kor) 15-4, 13-15, 15-13; Wong Choong Hann-Chew Choon Eng bt Juergen Koch-Peter Zauner (Aut) 15-3, 10-15, 17-15; Songpol Anukritayawan-Nitipong Saengsila (Tha) bt Lok Chong Chieh-Chan Kwong Beng 15-9, 15-2.

Second round: Archer-Clark bt Kantharoopan-Fredyno 15-5, 15-11; Kean Kok-Chieng Hun bt Hajime Komiyama-Noriyasu Hirata (Jpn) 12-15, 15-4, 15-13; Choong Hann-Choon Eng bt Songpol-Nitipong 15-5, 11-15, 17-15.

WOMEN'S SINGLES

First round: Yoshimi Hataya (Jpn) bt Wong Mew Choo 11-8, 4-11, 11-9; Huang Chia-hsin (Tpe) bt Anita Kaur Raj 11-5, 11-9.

WOMEN'S DOUBLES

First round: Rani Mundiasti-Apriliana Rintan (Ina) bt Ooi Swee Wenn-Amelia Anscelly Alicia 15-3, 15-1; Jun Woul-sik-Jung Youn-kyung (Kor) bt S. Stephanie Shalini-Goh Liu Ying 15-0, 15-8; Norsyahliza Baharom-Anita Kaur Raj bt Elin Bergblom-Emelie Lennartsson (Swe) 10-15, 15-2, 15-7; Jo Liu-hsiao-Chi Liu-chia (Tpe) bt Woon Khee Wei-Ho Bee Ling 15-11, 9-15, 15-7; Ha Jung-eun-Park Soo-hee (Kor) bt Chong Sook Chin-Ng Hui Lin 15-12, 13-15, 15-4; Julia Wong-Haw Chiou Hwee bt Pai Min-jie-Chiu Yi-ju (Tpe) 15-7, 15-8; Ngo Hai Van-Le Ngoc Ngayeh Nhung (Vie) bt Joslyn Pang Swie Ling-Nairul Suhaida Abdul Latif 15-2, 15-2.

MIXED DOUBLES

First round: Saengsila Nitipong-A Duang Anong (Tha) bt Chow Pak Chuu-Nairul Suhaida Abdul Latif 15-7, 15-7; Mangor A Rasmus-Britta Andersen (Den) bt Tan Bin Shen-See Phui Leng 15-3, 15-6; Ong Soon Hock-Mooi Hing Yau bt Jeon Jun-bum-Jun Woul-sik (Kor) 15-11, 13-15, 15-12.

Second round: Soon Hock-Hing Yau bt Tran Thanh-Hai-Ngo Hai Van 13-15, 15-5, 15-4.


Note: The players are Malaysians, unless mentioned.

There is nothing there except empty tables without any result.Kindly post the results if u can gather anything from the above link.


doooooooooo

i dunno what you are clicking on..... or how slow your modem is perhaps..... but the results are all there. just go to the link i provided and click on main draw for malaysian open. you will get a full draw with (currently) results of 1st round matches........ it will look something like this:

PROTON MALAYSIA OPEN 2005
MEN'S SINGLES

IBF NO PLAYERS' NAME NOC
1 50906 LIN Dan 1* CHN
Lin Dan
2 13732 KEHLHOFFNER Erwin FRA 15/7,15/6
7/7/05 - 12:00
3 10319 PANG Eric NED 133
Ronald Susilo
4 50170 SUSILO Ronald SIN 15/10,15/11
7/7/05 - 19:15
5 9662 NG Wei 9* HKG 149
Ng Wei
6 8151 MILROY Bobby CAN 15/11,17/14
7/7/05 - 12:00
7 7561 BOESEN Anders DEN 134
Chen Yu
8 50931 CHEN Yu CHN 15/7,15/4
8/7/05 - 20:00
9 9689 CHEN Hong 7* CHN 157
Chen Hong
10 50905 SASAKI Sho JPN 15/9,10/15,15/4
7/7/05 - 12:00
11 9567 AYOB Sairul Amar MAS 135
Sairul Amar
12 15319 BHAT Arvind IND 15/6,15/3
7/7/05 - 19:15
13 13133 KUAN Beng Hong 12* MAS 150
Kuan Beng Hong
14 52772 JUNG Hoon Min KOR 15/1,15/3
7/7/05 - 12:00
15 50427 KUNCORO Sony Dwi INA 136
Sont Devi
16 51301 LETH Jens-Kristian DEN 15/3,15/5
9/7/05 - 20:00
17 6926 GADE Peter 3* DEN 161
Peter Gade
18 9166 LEE Tsuen Seng MAS 15/7,10/15,15/8
7/7/05 - 12:00
19 7790 HASHIM M. Roslin MAS 137
Muhd Roslin
20 51245 CHRISTENSEN Michael (1) DEN 15/3,15/6
7/7/05 - 19:15
21 4240 WONG Choong Hann 11* MAS 151
Wong C. Hann
22 15172 MIKKELSEN Peter (1) DEN 15/5,15/2
7/7/05 - 12:00
23 50283 LIAO Sheng-Shiun TPE 138
Gong Weijie
24 14611 GONG Weijie CHN 15/9,15/6
8/7/05 - 20:00
25 12370 HASHIM Muhd Hafiz B 6* MAS 158
Muhd Hafiz
26 7738 XIA Xuanze CHN 15/12,15/0
7/7/05 - 12:45
27 3145 PEI Wei Chung MAS 139
Nguyen
28 14107 NGUYEN Tien Minh VIE 15/8,15/3
7/7/05 - 19:15
29 50658 SATO Shoji 14* JPN 152
Jeffer
30 7789 ROSOBIN ~ Jeffer INA 15/5,12/15,17/15
7/7/05 - 12:45
31 10966 NAKANISHI Yousuke JPN 140
Shon Seung Mo
32 10183 SHON Seung Mo KOR 15/7,15/0
10/07/05
33 14078 SMITH Andrew ENG 163
Lee Yen Hui
34 11464 LEE Yen Hui Kendrick SIN 15/17,17/14,15/8
7/7/05 - 12:45
35 15453 LANG Ville FIN 141
Ville
36 7012 KALDAU Niels Christian 13* DEN W/O
7/7/05 - 20:00
37 7282 YAMADA Hidetaka JPN 153
Hidetaka
38 12967 LEWIS Martyn WAL 15/7,15/11
7/7/05 - 12:45
39 51356 MAUNOURY Simon FRA 142
Taufik Hidayat
40 10337 HIDAYAT Taufik 8* INA 15/6,15/9
8/7/05 - 20:00
41 51325 AHN Hyun Suk KOR 159
Ahn Hyun Suk
42 51188 SAMEON Salim MAS 15/9,15/8
7/7/05 - 12:45
43 5594 RIMARCDI ~ George SWE 143
Dicky Palyama
44 6967 PALYAMA Dicky 15* NED 15/6,15/9
7/7/05 - 20:00
45 50500 HARIYANTO * Agus HKG 154
Agus Hariyanto
46 12054 KANETKAR Nikhil IND 15/0,15/5
7/7/05 - 12:45
47 52773 LEE Cheol Ho KOR 144
Lee Chong Wei
48 50152 LEE Chong Wei 4* MAS 15/6,17/15
9/7/05 - 20:00
49 53620 LEE Chen Yen TPE 162
Joachim
50 51053 PERSSON Joachim DEN 15/12,15/10
7/7/05 - 13:30
51 10302 YEOH Kay Bin MAS 145
Yeoh Kay Bin
52 11809 JOPPIEN Bjoern 16* GER 15/8,15/2
7/7/05 - 20:00
53 51599 SANTOSO Simon INA 155
Simon Santoso
54 15607 LIM Kenn MAS 15/3,15/8
7/7/05 - 13:30
55 11704 LEE Hyun II KOR 146
Bao Chunlai
56 51274 BAO Chunlai 5* CHN 15/1,15/7
8/7/05 - 20:00
57 7944 WIRATAMA ~ * Yohan Hadikusumo HKG 160
Chen Jin
58 51592 CHEN Jin (2) CHN 15/4,15/13
7/7/05 - 13:30
59 50955 JANG Young Soo KOR 147
Poompat
60 51056 SAPKULCHANANART Poompat THA 15/11,15/10
7/7/05 - 20:00
61 7200 DABEKA Andrew CAN 156
K. Yogendran
62 12377 KHRISHNAN Yogendran MAS 11/15,15/8,15/3
7/7/05 - 13:30
63 15703 LAW Yew Thien MAS 148
Kenneth Jonassen
64 4762 JONASSEN Kenneth 2* DEN 15/5,15/7



cheers

8man

I get to see the semifinals and finals for the first time of the Malaysian Open. This means I do not have to go and see the World Championship in Anaheim in September. But I want to see the 12 girl band. I have a few of their CD's.

Ron

HI Weeyet !!!

You make me 'sick' with your food-photoes.
What I mean is 'home sick'.
Since I arrived in Belgium I have never enjoin such a food.
My saliva flows out from my mouth.

I think its time to back to Indo. ;)

I'm with jkusmanto. I'm no expert on Malaysian food but my first meal ever in Asia was a Roti Telur breakfast in KK and I thought it was funny that, visiting 10 years later, my wife also became addicted to roti canai breakfasts. Not to forget the kopi susu. In a way, going back there this past winter was a little like a homecoming.

It looks like an amazing facility and I wish I could be there. Badminton crowds in Malaysia and Indonesia are the stuff of legend up here in Korea and every domestic TV broadcast makes mention of the excited throngs of people who come out for events in those true badminton nations. The small Malaysian and Indonesian contingents who come to the events here to cheer on their compatriots also really liven up said events.

I get to see the semifinals and finals for the first time of the Malaysian Open. This means I do not have to go and see the World Championship in Anaheim in September. But I want to see the 12 girl band. I have a few of their CD's.

Ron

WOw, are you coming from the US all the way ? I will be watching the tournament live too. Hope I could get the ticket for the finals today.

WOw, are you coming from the US all the way ? I will be watching the tournament live too. Hope I could get the ticket for the finals today.
I am traveling to Malaysia for some other purpose, but while I am in Malaysia, I will get to watch the Open. It should be fun, and hopefully, the stadium is not too hot.

Ron

I am traveling to Malaysia for some other purpose, but while I am in Malaysia, I will get to watch the Open. It should be fun, and hopefully, the stadium is not too hot.

Ron

The stadium is air-conditioned, which will be switched on during the tournament. Switching the air-con off would give the South East Asians an unfair advantage.

I see. Will they allow us to bring cameras as well ?

I see. Will they allow us to bring cameras as well ?


Yes you can, however some officers will give u a hard time getting cameras in.

Yes you can, however some officers will give u a hard time getting cameras in.

I see. Thanks for the information.
Hope one of the Malaysians would get into the final.
Actually I am anticipating a match between Taufik and Lin Dan again :D

Yes you can, however some officers will give u a hard time getting cameras in.

Wondering why is this so if one is allowed to take pictures in the stadium(presumably without the flash so as not to distract the players) ?

I see. Will they allow us to bring cameras as well ?
yes.but no flash in the court

yes.but no flash in the court

Yeah, understood.

Thanks for the info, WeeYet.
Btw, I visited the link you that you posted to purchase the ticket for the Malaysian Open online but it didn't work out.
hey everyone, didn't online for so many days, just back from KL!!
You mean the ticket purchasing one? I didn't try it... :) because I don't have a credit card:D You straight can purchase tickets at the stadium;)

hey everyone, didn't online for so many days, just back from KL!!
You mean the ticket purchasing one? I didn't try it... :) because I don't have a credit card:D You straight can purchase tickets at the stadium;)

Yeah yeah.. I got the tickets already. RM 20 for one.
Can't wait to watch the matches. Today's big matches are Peter Gade vs Hafiz and Taufik vs Chong Wei.

Yeah yeah.. I got the tickets already. RM 20 for one.
Can't wait to watch the matches. Today's big matches are Peter Gade vs Hafiz and Taufik vs Chong Wei.

what time will be taufik's match???:confused:

Yeah yeah.. I got the tickets already. RM 20 for one.
Can't wait to watch the matches. Today's big matches are Peter Gade vs Hafiz and Taufik vs Chong Wei.

hie, today i juz realize, entry fees for quarter was RM10
RM20 for final match

hie, today i juz realize, entry fees for quarter was RM10
RM20 for final match
RM20 is not expensive for finals. Its a reasonable price i can say.

How was the finals guys ?
I really enjoyed all the matches. The men's doubles match was the most interesting one.