, with such a geopolitical continental arrangement of forces, any appearance of such fake wars, it also gives china a trump card in order to influence in the negotiation process to the dialogue a-a in the process with washington and also pay attention to the fact that these days the negotiation processes about the so-called nuclear iranian programs have intensified, it is clear that one of the tracks of this nuclear program is the issue of the supply of drones to russia and how, what are the positions of the parties in in this plan well, we can only guess from here it is obvious that the continental geopolitical geopolitical situation it says that m.m. times, and you are here, the parallel creation of new foci of war and i have no doubt about this, because the appearance of the wagnerites in belarus is not only the desire of lukashenka to teach his military , firstly, there is no need for so many teachers there, and secondly, there is no one to teach in this way and the second track. and this is the achievement of certain tactical successes and struggles on the negotiating platform. god

uh, what forms the continental plates, what distinguishes the continental karat, the oceanic one also so-called granite period, it is not initially formed. he's smelted as a result of well of basalts during the melting of basalt granite layer. outside, like the second. yes, it is secondary precisely because it is secondary and it is from above, that is, thank you very much that it so happened that we were welded onto at least three earthly surfaces. yes, it happened gradually, yes, but the question is. how this happened is also debatable, or because everything was very hot and straight from the oceanic crust. it melted from unmelted acidic rocks. basalt eyes. this one point of view scolds the point of view popular just in within the framework of plate tectonics, which is in subduction zones. the basalt crust, plunging, melted from it , granite was carried out and from itself, leaving the citizen. yes, well here's what we see volcanism in chest zones. this is just production. well, in particular , including acid rocks, from which the continental chamber then develops. i understand corr

the continental resources of alisium navy. um, how about platinum, palladium, nicko capa, red estimate, those road dm and many others. and these are the minute roles that i've found and are driving economic activity across the world. african countries have made it clear that the investors of choice are those who will come and invest in continent, but also poses that is sources here close to source. so that african countries do not export rock and sand, but export finished products. as we would like to do, we are developing strong, the region of value chains that will connect to a number of african countries providing invest us with diversity, with strength, as well as with the resilience. the african continental free trade area creates a single market. that is expected to grow to $1700000000.00 people and nearly 7 trillion dollars in consumer and business spending. i 2030, the success of the african continental free trade area will require a must've investment in infrastructure. we need to mobilize the substantial financing th

alix: you feel it is sticky and continental right now?t us about 20%, it hit every operator in the field 20%. that become steady-state. the rate of inflation is still going up. it is lessening, which is good. we are glad to see that happening. it definitely had a bad affect. alix: that sounds like that will stay. that is in it for a while? harold: everybody understands you never get rid of that. alix: what about labor? we have a jobs report tomorrow. how are you looking at the labor market? are you keeping the people you want, are you going to have to let go people things get tougher, how you look at it? harold: we have a culture of continental, we do not lay off anybody. they suffered, we suffer. we all stick together. we do not lay anybody off. we have all of the folks we need at continental and i think the industry does as well. alix: in the market lots of things are happening. rates are jumping higher. if rates go higher for you, how does that affect harold? how does that affect continental and your capital allocation? harold: certain

in minsk and moscow, continental global political issues were discussed, and it is obvious that in the coming days we will see the consequences of these conversations and meetings , including on the front line of the russian ukrainian , from here it is obvious that the opinion we have now mastered in beijing, including the positions everyone qin pin this visit will take place and it is obvious that a-a in this situation in this country is trying as closely as possible to bypass the current situation to influence it and to influence it in the interests of china to influence in the interests of the growth of influence china both on the eurasian continent and i especially want to note this in the indo-pacific, where china is gaining more and more influence and this is shown even by the results of recent joint exercises of the naval forces of the russian federation and china, by the way, the first meeting in moscow was focused on by the minister of defense of china this is an analysis of these exercises and it is interesting that these are perhaps the first exercises, the first exercises w

well, we can only it is obvious from here that the continental geopolitical geopolitical situation says beijing, tehran, minsk, and today will move in two directions at the same time . i have no doubt about it, because the appearance of the wagnerites in belarus is not only the desire of lukashenka to teach his troops, firstly, there is no need for so many teachers there, and secondly, there is no one there to teach in this way, and the second track and this is an achievement the negotiating platform of certain tactical successes and struggles, god forbid someone in ukraine thinks that the kremlin is pitting one against the other, all this is including the negotiations and the negotiation process - this is a war, ata information and negotiation attacks, and on the front line , disinformation attacks, all this is war and if someone today in washington and in paris and berlin still thinks that the negotiations are a tool for achieving the goal for moscow water, they are making a very big mistake, this is a component of war, and the situation is being built in such a way that, including to

important point is omitted here, such things as a rule was used after the world went through a continentalbal war. and only then did similar things appear at the exit, and is there a chance for the world today, actually, as we are today, you asked a very correct question, and in general, is it possible to lead without russia such negotiations, from my point of view, to prepare the content and try to explain to the world that it has a chance to prevent a continental and global war as the maximum task for such measures is possible now where is the place for the so-called the program of the ukrainian program, which i have already said about it more than once, it is actually located in the city of the resolutions of the un general assembly, that is, this document can actually be called a resolution of the un general assembly, which was voted in the fall of last year, and god be with him it remains there because of the authorship of president zelensky although from my point of view it would still be more correct to appeal to this document as a resolution of the un general assembly, but it is do

continental market. and generate substation opportunities for african countries, but also for other countries to make use a visa opportunities. africa is looking to briggs partnership to unlock infrastructure and development financing. this was the top of the founding vision of the new development band. this band is playing a leading role in efforts to increase the resilience of the global saw and to bring fitness to the low bruce trading system, the financial system and to strengthen bricks currencies. we have to reform global economics, financial and political, as well as the much electro trading system so that we can create a couldn't just safe environment for federal. why many countries of the global solve a c t sufficient significant progress in industrialization and technological developments in innovation and the digital economy? they are not fully repeating the economic benefits of their efforts by working together by sharing skills and capabilities. by mobilizing resources, we would be able to g

american -- america should establish its own continental, republican form of government, a government that should be elective, representative and accountable. to do all this, paine suggests that colonists write a proper declaration of independence, a manifesto that will summarize, as he put it, the miseries we've endured and the peaceful methods which were ineffectively used to seek redress. paine even proposed what he called a continue continental conference to discuss and decide the form of government for this new country. a country he christened the united states of america. and he was not shy about sharing his own preference for this country's new republican government should embrace a broad franchise, two elect assemblies and a rotating presidency to be chosen from among members of this congress he suggested. paine drafted the pamphlet, "common sense," in the fall of 1775. and it first appeared in philadelphia book shops on january 10th, 1776, priced at two shillings. the price was too high. found plenty of readers right away. that first printing sold out within two weeks. printe

so i'm like other continental lakes. it constantly widens with his bike. how is of take tonic origin, you will, it's a risk, like the good that for us to be in the rift in the us crust is constantly growing. so every year bank call is getting deep biased send to me. so when you plug in the if and by the settlement doesn't accumulate fast enough, go up to outpace the legs, growth h e. a by account gets deeper and wider by a sense, means or 2, so that the, it's probably by call will become part of the ocean and the future value of tearing the continent of you raise your punch is just on joining the arctic ocean. if i just heard you correctly, does that mean you think that do this eventually will become part of the ocean? that yes, this is a hypothesis which weighs the value of the humanity. probably they wouldn't be around to witness it. so it will take tens or hundreds of millions of years by goal, but g a logically by call is a few to ocean through at some point in the future, but they won't be any like, by call with the by called fuel instead. so here's m

it's constantly growing. glom any continental like, slowly fades up in the moment. it appears they feel with silt in a process called sedimentation that a little by little sediment fills the like to the top and it's no more of a wind by com. settlement also accumulates, unlike other continental lakes, it constantly widens with those by count is of tech tonic origin. you will, it's a rift blake. you did that for us to be on the rift in the us crossed is constantly growing. so every year bank call is getting deep biased send to me, so we can plug in the break. settlement doesn't accumulate fast enough. go up to outpace the legs, growth h e a by account gets deep and wide by a sense to me, to or to so that the, it's probably by call will become part of the ocean in the future. that it go tearing the continent of you, raise your pond just on joining the arctic ocean. if i just heard you correctly, does that mean you think that do this eventually will become part of the ocean? that yes, this is a hypothesis such a waste of after the humidity, probably they wouldn't be ar

i'm any continental like, slowly fades up in the moment. it appears. they feel with silt in a process. cool. and sedimentation that a little by little sediment fills the like to the top and it's no more of a mean by come. sediment also accumulates, but i'm like other continental lakes by it constantly widens with is by count is of tech tonic origin. you will, it's a risk like you, good, but for us to be in the rift in the us crust is constantly growing. so every year bank call is getting deep biased sent to me. so when you plug in the bike and send them an doesn't accumulate fast enough, go up to outpace the legs gross. each year by account gets deep and wide by a sense of means or 2 to the it's probably by call will become part of the ocean in the future of tearing the continent of you raise your pond. it's just and joining the arctic ocean. if i just heard you correctly, does that mean you think that this eventually will become part of the ocean? that yes, this is a hypothesis such a waste of after the humidity probably wouldn't be around to witness

we know that that happened all the time around here because of this continental rift. we know that in 1959, one of these earthquakes deepens a lake by 20 meters. we know that recently there was just another earthquake. do we expect any more big post clicks to happen here? very clearly. uh bacon. my call is constantly growing. so as quakes that he had daily gas meet every day, we have dozens of them with. but we were just the only a few strong to us quakes happen every few months. if we had one just this week, it was magnitude 5. you and we all felt it or didn't somewhere. right? really was if you aren't afraid of a little shaking. so if we don't expect any massive earthquakes, because by col relieve this, a symmetric pressure go up by them, it doesn't accumulate here. no massive energy release is going to happen on the bus to go. instead, it's gradual. we've adjusted to this with his center. they have have delays to go, we should definitely check. cool. let's take a walk and see what else we can find around this great big like the selection you, if you take a piece of

well, we can only guess from here, it is obvious that continental geopolitical geopolitical situation it says that m.m. moscow beijing tehran minsk and today they will move in two directions at the same time in two directions this is a course on a and stretching the war in time and you are right there parallel creation of new foci of war and i am in this i have no doubts, because the appearance of the wagnerites in belarus is not only the desire of lukashenka to teach his military , firstly, there is no need for so many teachers there, and secondly, there is no one there to teach in this way and the second track and this is an achievement the negotiating platform of certain tactical successes and struggles, god forbid someone in ukraine thinks that the kremlin opposes one thing to another, all this is including negotiations and the negotiation process - this is war information attacks negotiation attacks and on the front line disinformation attacks all this is war and if today, someone in washington and in paris, in uh, in berlin, blondes still think that negotiations uh, this is a to

that's not the case for sea ice, but it is the case for the continental ice sheets, so the fact that we're already measuring losses of ice from these major continental ice sheets means that they're contributing to sea level rise faster, once again, than climate scientists projected them to. there's a credible body of work now that suggests that if we continue with business-as-usual fossil fuel emissions, than by the end of this century, we could see as much as two meters, 6 feet of global sea level rise. now, that would be catastrophic for many coastal regions. for the u.s. east coast and gulf coast, island nations around the world, some of which will literally be submerged by that amount of sea level rise. the ipcc makes a far more conservative statement. they state an upper bound of about a meter, about 3 feet, and it's once again an example of where the ipcc arguably has been overly conservative. some as myself have argued that partly that's just due to the culture of science. scientists tend to be reticent. we don't like to make strong conclusions that we have to withdraw at some

so most of the intervention see the continental quoting. i understand what this whole thing means. and there is no way that you can come with that piece proposal that exclude mobilize everybody else and exclude with the other side issue, i've screwed there, i shifted and what, what kind of these photos i know you're coming about who bring about what type of it piece is an escalation of for your more web points being request that pharmacies being data from what device it says don't kind of piece is this that we're talking about and why so data? because these are all the questions that they should be asking ourselves why? so do you have any but they agreed to host it? i'm sure there must have coincide that or it's always more square that well being of proofs to host just me to the as to who decided who has to be invited. and some of those things that they've never really been fully to close as to whether easy to really, eh, that you created, disclose it if it perm folder is something that we have to weigh it because the, the, at the end of the day, what and what decision is that they

south africa is 10 of the biggest trading talking on the continental and very important include points into the rest of the continent this year. with china will also form part of the talks on the sidelines, breaks along side 30 kids of faith from the continent and not just south africa, which is something that south africa is already valued, that they should take africa with them and arrive as they the lead now, one of the things that you'll see with regards to this particular meeting between uh, she's in pain and sort out on the plaza, is that this is using things for the state, visits she in south africa and on the 4th the visit. trade relations are very important to discuss between the 2 lead us and how they can narrow the trade deficit between south africa in china. and one of the ways in which this meeting will be looking into remedying that situation is trying to get them all south african goods into the chinese market. and that is something which will take a lot of willingness from china in order to make that happen. but the to need is i also need to run going to form a type of

for self determination. times before the integration of regional and continental, easy to interest. any conflict must be solved, respecting the principles of non inter feelings, dialogue and mutual understanding set out in the united nations chart. even though the colonial and the races have touched lift, that terrible consequences, you know, what countries it has also been historically proven that our peoples have been able to move forward to prospect driven by the con, eviction and dream of highway dreams of pre owners. this is why our democratic and culture of the revolution began advised. all believe he had his gifts to buy or reject all for i was hoping to be of use them on neo colonial exploitation. so i mean, didn't 2025 believe it was celebrate. it's 200 years of independent muscles, any small company that the never to south america and carry b and global south in 3rd grade. so i would like to take this opportunity to invite the brakes countries as well as the conscious overlooking america asap advocate. and there was to join us celebrating, believe us by sent an army on the

his latest book b the subject of tonight's talk is continental reckoning the american west and age of expansion. i read it over the break this is a monumental synthesis, that is my take. it also says a lot about the country as a whole. the elliott west that arrived in boulder colorado to study the american south has at last receivedat his wish, i guess. because this book aims to bring together the narrative threads of the westward expansion and the american civil war east and west to replace the american history. i hopee you will be inspired to pick up a copy after, and i will warn you i am a european specialist by training but if i read this book when i was a college student, i think i would be in a different field today. so please join me in welcoming professor elliott west. [applause] if i take them off i will hear myself. [laughter] thank you very much for the wonderful introduction andul to the center for having us here for this talk. especially e to the kennedy foundation and for all those that haveal contributed to the kennedy lecture it is my privilegee and honor to take pt in

each tier has six countries who've qualified via continental tournaments and play—offs. all the sport for now. from driverless cars to sd printing, artificial intelligence has been transforming how we live. but could ai one day be capable of reading our minds? lara lewington of bbc panorama has been investigating the potential risks and benefits of the ai revolution. hi, lara. hi, good to meet you. thank you for having us. come on in. thanks very much. neuroscientist alexander huth has spent a decade trying to understand how the brain works. if we want to build intelligent machines, maybe we want to make things that act more like human brains. so that's kind of what got me into neuroscience. this year, his team had a breakthrough. using ai technology that can understand language, they've built a computer that can read minds. we scan people's brains with an fmri scanner while theyjust listen to stories. so we track how their brains respond while they're listening to hours and hours of stories. the team has trained the al on their own brains. as they listen to stories insi

harold: we have a culture at continental, we don't lay off anybody. we suffer. but we all stick together through those times. so we don't lay anybody off. we have all the folks that we need at continental. i think the industry does as well. it was painful for a while but today is not bad. alix: in the market lots of happening -- lots of stuff is happening. how does that affect your capital allocation? harold: well, certainly interest rates affects everybody. we all have debt. we have debt at continental. those are real costs. so it absolutely hurts. alix: does it affect how you spend money? do you spend money or produce less oil because you have to pay more in interest? harold: absolutely. it affects our cash flow and our ability to spend in the field. kathleen: that was harold hamm speaking to alix steel. be sure to tune into bloomberg radio to hear from the big newsmakers. they are broadcasting live from our studio in hong kong. you can listen as well via the app, radio-plus, or bloombergradio.com. plenty more ahead. ♪ let innovation refunds help wi

and then when it's because i managed to get people into jill and that continental people, what, what do you need to do as a result of the work i do so you can call me, i must have missed. but i do my jan on this and it feels into activism. how do you define yourself? so do you see yourself more as an activist or as a junior? i see myself more as i'm active is because of the end product that i get. okay, we wanna do you find yourself into situations as well, where you're, what sort of places you in situations that you didn't necessarily sign up for you? yes, i do. and i absolutely refuse that tag activist. i'm shy away from each i run away from me. why? because there's different types of activities, and i think you feel no play the type of activity. so you all you do, that's when you do get into trouble. you. uh, you got an active, it's based on your personal conviction. all your pronounced that not tvs by your job, all by the governments of the day who's upset about what you're doing. people can also be activities because of the attention on the call on me, and they have to perform a

that's what this is book continental reckoning. it was contracted to write about was contracted to be. that's what was supposed to do here. i did it. it's a it's a fabulous story. fascinating, much more complex, interesting note than the popular culture would tell us. but as i researched wrote that, i became increasingly convinced that it was much more than that. it's really a couple of stories. these same 30 years waiting. 45, 1845, 48 to about 1880. those same 30 years were also years. and the american historians here with will confirm this year in which a fundamental the tragic story of american history our narrative shifts in an important way. it moves in a new direction that would carry us into we call today modern america. but 1880, the latter part of 19th century modern america emerging the america that we know in the 20th century and in the 21st century. so the years of eight, 1850, in the 1880s were both the years of the birth of the american west and the years in which this nation shifts in its in its movement, historical

she has such a proverb they are sure that europe is continental.nemy , well, actually it's not a secret for anyone. yes triangle paris berlin and london they were best friends always and as soon as the two united the third did everything possible to break up this union as far as possible. weaken each of them britain now and, uh, if we talk about our region, britain is now the main one who is trying to get this wall from the ukrainian events finland sweden the balts, poland down there, the czech republic slovakia and all the way to greece to cut off continental europe from russia belarus was in this izhevsk from where the whole problem in this scheme was, belarus when they did it, the americans, the americans were going to create this cordon for at one time, the times are still guam. this is the middle of 2000 there to continue expansion, and the british clearly know that, for example, in kazakhstan they have a way out. well, objectively. oh, not enough, but to cut off germany and france from russia from the same kazakhstan to cut off the boats, bec

excepciÓn en ecuador por el asesinato de fernando villavicencio, el crimen conmociona a todo el continenteiclones que lo normal, podrÍan venir hasta 11 h huracas de a aquÍ a a que termimine la temporada, 5 de ellos de gran intensidad. >> la ola de calor extremo pone en poli dpro de muerte a los arrecifes de coral. >> muerte rerepentina. >> hoy los acompaÑamos en la carrera contra el tiempo para salvar esta especie. >> noticias telemundo, con julio vaqueiro. >> buenas tardes, comenzamos con la tragedia en hawÁi, los incendios que han consumido 2.000 acres y 36 mil personas han muerto, miles de residentes turistas han escapado de maui, huyen de las llamas que salen de control, vamos a california donde han llegado algunos de los afectados. >> la isla de maui arde, las casas se consumen y dondel fueÁ terrible, que todo estÁ destruido. >> estos dramÁticos videos muestran la facilidad con que el fuvideeg muestran la facilidad con que el fuego se esparce rÁpidamente con la potencia del viento, son al menos seis incendios, mientras algunos huyen de las llamas, miles de turistas siguen saliendo de

of the podcast program, paws we are talking about hockey hockey football a lot of topics because continentaloping and you haven't been seen for a long time. andrei what do you do when you were last on the ice on the ice. last time i was literally this wednesday. uh, i live in the city of yaroslavl and do social work. i include difficult teenagers, athletes and so on for youth policy. what plast opens up for conversation? yes and so, uh, we train twice a week on the ice, no one has canceled, but you have to be distracted by nizhny novgorod, where your son plays. he is the top scorer. you thought that you would have a dynasty. you know, when my son was born, i really dreamed that he would follow in my footsteps, but whether there would be a dynasty of hockey players and whether he would succeed in hockey, no matter how much i thought about it, i tried to help him. and what's the best way to do it? how do i see this hockey? yes, in the current situation. well, i would say that it is still too early to say that this is a dynasty. yes, he progressed all these years, starting from the age of 17, h

block of the continental block , not taking into account that this decision is informational political, and on the air it requires well, a high concentration, and the development of such sciences as publicly loneliness, when yes in the ear, they alternately shout either the director or the editor, who else is someone, and you have to listen and communicate with people in the studio at this moment, even coped with all this. she, uh, very unstable, has always been human. at the age of 23, she was already an adult, a well-formed, not stupid person who was able to broadcast live. this is worth a lot, this is capable of being a starting point for dasha's career as a tv presenter, because it was there that she was taught. how to paint? how to dress properly? how to sit correctly on the chair? she complained very much about this unfortunate chair and often said that it was uncomfortable for her to sit on it, that she was very afraid to fall off it during the broadcast, because you can’t fall off the chair on live air. this is very ridiculous and not good for the daughter of alexander gleyevic

i dream of paris expressed in cafÉ au lait, a continental favorite, have coffee and have hot milk.the canals of venice and romance of cappuccino like cafe on a boat topped whipped cream and a sprinkle of grated orange peel. and the music of old vienna a cup vienna is coffee often spiced but always with a drift whipped cream. the mystery of istanbul and the eastern lands in turkish coffee form hiding the rich sweet brew the vigor latin american countries dark and zesty served black in tiny cups with plenty of sugar, but always it is coffee. how then, do we the perfect cup of coffee, our taste success lies in single word care. three simple ingredients go the brewing process water, coffee time care will produce a perfect result every time the beginning, the coffee pot and there as many varieties and types as taste will dictate. yet each is intended to do the same thing in a different way to produce perfection in a coffee cup. to make a good of coffee. your coffee must be clean, free from all remembrance of that last pot of coffee ready to begin its work on you fresh and really. water

promoting win-win outcomes based also on a new project that we have initiated, which is the africa continentalrea, which is going to be the engine of our economic development. >> attending remotely was bloodier peyton -- putin. speaking from moscow, he also promised support for africa. >> right now, we are concluding negotiations with various african nations. legitimate sanctions imposed against our exports will complicate insurance. russia will always remain a reliable food supplier and continue to support the countries most in need. nick: other leaders pushed for solutions to quality and politics. >> the expansion and modernization of brics is a message that all global institutions must adapt to the changing times. this can be an example for the reform of other 20th century about institutions. >> the energy transition cannot represent -- replicate the expectation of the colonial past. we need solutions that diversify and add value to developing countries. the planet is becoming more unequal. growth and poverty shows that. nick: let's bring in our guest from berlin. he is founder and editor i

bloc continental bloc and given that this is a decision information political and live? it requires well , high concentration, and the development of such sciences as public loneliness, when in your ear, uh, they shout alternately that director, then the editor, who else is someone, and you must in this moment to listen and communicate with people in the studio, even coped with all this. she uh, very unstable has always been human. at the age of 23, she was already an adult, a well-formed , not stupid person who was able to broadcast live. it is worth a lot. units are capable of it. it was probably the starting point for dasha's career as a tv presenter, because it was there that she was taught. how to paint? how to dress properly? what is the correct way to sit in a chair? she complained greatly about this unfortunate chair and said often, that it’s uncomfortable for me to sit on it, that she is very afraid to fall off it during the broadcast, because you can’t fall off a chair on the air. this is very ridiculous and not good for alexander's daughter question next how t

in which continental organization can we be a member? alhamdulillah, shanghai was able to establish itself in this government. international we need to find our own place in the international system so that this process is planned from the inside to the cave region and the international system, and if it doesn't move, we will definitely face problems in the field of foreign policy, as we have done so far, and alhamdulillah, this is also the point. let me say that today, if the foreign policy of the islamic republic of iran in the field of deterrence in the two fields of diplomacy and military , the parts of that cinema are facing the fact that it stands in front of all the western volume, fortunately, the focus is on the government and those who actually play an effective role in the field of foreign policy. we have this in a minute let me ask you the question in one minute, which is characteristic of this planning, we joined the alma-klan, this planning of the next film is still not a society , for them, i am like ibn sabil, we don't wa

in slow continuum established back when the struggle for freedom occurred at the african continental induce we believe that the applicant, we appreciate that african countries have friendly relations with ross. and we are interested in dipping multilateral cooperation with the african continent. and we will continue to promote that these tides in practice, we are going to implement joined projects in various fields. and we pay special attention to cost because that's, you know, the feeling that was to supplying food and fertilizers to the applicant markets and global markets. and we're going to use all the capabilities, we have to help to struggle the world hunger and not to allow the food cried has to happen for the 2nd year in the row. we have a record high right and kneeled and ready to be very serious. it with christ. if you do, like i said in the let me shift, we did a fast few months of, of to get as the priority we are going to allocate. i'm 25250000 tons of rain to the african states. and we are going to ship it to them free of charge, like we promised bacon st. petersburg. b