does the name sam allison mean anything to you? sam allison? no. not to me, it don't. yeah.ng. why does it matter? as _ it should not be shocking. why does it matter? as long _ it should not be shocking. why does it matter? as long as _ it should not be shocking. why does it matter? as long as he _ it should not be shocking. why does it matter? as long as he is - it should not be shocking. why does it matter? as long as he is good. i the league's first black referee was uriah rennie, from 1997 to 2008. back then, ian wright was one of the stars of the league, scoring goals rather than analysing them. he says he's surprised at the lack of progress 15 years on. i think that referees are a species that's in trouble. you know, when you look at what they go through at grassroots level. so the conveyor belt of people coming through, you know, asian and black referees are out there. we need to find out where the blockage is. rodney heinz is the co—founder of the football blacklist and a leading voice in celebrating black excellence in football. ., , ., excellence in football. peopl

lorraine, was something that sam just said. i think one of the things that is worth keeping in mind, especially in a setting like this at the asia-pacific kind of summit, is that a lot of these questions are really about us, not about the technology, energy about us as societies, because a lot of these questions about whether it's bias or in all these questions often are very different from place to place. country to country. we found, for example, as we've rolled out these technologies, having to have very, very different conversations in different countries about what counts as bias, what's not in different communities. but these are questions about society and not so much about technology. i think we, you know, society kind absolve itself of this question, of these questions and sam said societies faced these things for centuries, but maybe this technology amplifies this. i think we all have to think about these normative different questions in all our different countries. i think that's important to keep, to keep in mind. b

joel built a pack, sam out of a regular parachute pack. he stripped it, cut it off the excess harness and made a pack that was practically made light compress it simple. it proves the point. all right. a little ingenuity can turn a ordinary parts of a plane's equipment, a whole kit of life saving can make the difference between give up and going. the emergency drinking water containers were filled the trek a small air space had been left in them, so they'd float in case they at sea. at sea fill them up, girl. those won't be doing much floating. meanwhile, gary used the very pistol kit as a base for a pack for bob, it's lighter than a parachute, but not as comfortable for a long trek and parachute. clothes will not only serve as a cover for the pack, make an acceptable tent for them on. that trip george made dust masks and spiral, putting. that's right from a parachute. the parties are a must for walking in deep soft sand and he traded shoes with bob because nothing short of guys can take that desert trek remember well you always try and sh

joel built a pack, sam out of a regular parachute pack. he stripped it, cut it off the excess harness and made a pack that was practically made light compress it simple. it proves the point. all right. a little ingenuity can turn a ordinary parts of a plane's equipment, a whole kit of life saving can make the difference between give up and going. the emergency drinking water containers were filled the trek a small air space had been left in them, so they'd float in case they at sea. at sea fill them up, girl. those won't be doing much floating. meanwhile, gary used the very pistol kit as a base for a pack for bob, it's lighter than a parachute, but not as comfortable for a long trek and parachute. clothes will not only serve as a cover for the pack, make an acceptable tent for them on. that trip george made dust masks and spiral, putting. that's right from a parachute. the parties are a must for walking in deep soft sand and he traded shoes with bob because nothing short of guys can take that desert trek remember well you always try and sh

will get to that in a moment but, and then sam bankman-fried's. there's various show it to ask are any of them geniuses? >> i'll tell you the only one i met and it don't mean to be crude about it, but i interviewed sam bankman-fried's in july of last year. that year his company was worth $32 billion supposedly. he was one of the 100 wealthiest people in the world, according to bloomberg. and i sat across from a 31-year-old bright kid, kid, 45 come like like you to get. a young, a man of 31 years years old who was clearly intelligent but not the brilliant genius that i had been sold in the marketing campaign when he was best friends with tom brady indian giselle wasn't there esg advisor, and it was, it was, because it was clearly organic friendship there. it was, it was absurd. i was living in an absurd come you reference the emperor in the close which is a story i use. i was reading my daughter the story before i decide to go down thisne wild journey and it was because i saw myself as the child in that story, i'm the one going -- everyone else is

and i don't mean be crude about it, but i interviewed sam bankman-fried in july of last year.his company was worth $32 billion, supposedly he was one of the 100 wealthiest people in the world, according bloomberg and. i sat across from a 31 year old bright know a kid 45 like he's a kid, a young, a man of one years old who was clearly intelligent but not the the brilliant genius i'd been sold in the marketing campaigns, where he was best friends with tom brady and he and gisele was there. esg advisor and it was it because that was clearly organic friendship there it was. it was absurd. it was i was in an absurd. you referenced the emperor's new clothes, which is the story that i use. i was reading my daughter, the story i decided to go down this this wild journey and was because i saw myself as the child in that story. i'm the one going these naked and everyone else is going naked as is not everyone else. meaning the people in this room. i bet a lot of folks saw something similar, but in the media, if the story wasn't being told and i thought found the power of the and the powe

>> sam, fair warning.ow to the arrest of suspected terrorists who were plotting attacks on jewish sites in europe. several said to be high level members of hamas. chief justice correspondent pierre thomas is tracking the story from washington. good morning, pierre. >> reporter: good morning. u.s. officials remain on high alert after police overseas arrested seven suspected hamas supporters for allegedly planning attacks in europe, in denmark three suspected supporters of hamas taken into custody as part of a joint investigation with israel intelligence accused of plotting revenge attacks because of the war in israel and gaza. as police search for four of the suspects the danish prime minister calling it symbolic of an extremely serious situation, saying it was completely unacceptable for someone to bring the conflict in israel to denmark. and in berlin, three people arrested along with another in the netherlands for allegedly plotting to target jewish institutions. it is not just europe on high alert. u.s.

>> you're right about that, sam, merry, merry christmas.re looking at it all throughout this christmas day. we're looking at blizzard conditions for some, wind gusts up to 55 miles per hour, tricky travel in the northern plains, parts of the northern plains, parts of the central plains so hopefully you can hunker down at home and be cozy on the couch. we could see power outages as well. on the warm side of the system, from the midwest to the southeast, we're looking at rain falling, some of it will be heavy in portions of the southeast, that's going to lead to the chance for some flash flooding and also looking in the middle there, where you see that pink and purple, that's looking at the icy conditions and portions of the upper midwest. that's not the only wet spot we're looking at, lower elevation rain, the pacific northwest, this is the next system moving on shore in the pacific northwest, looking at high elevation snow, and then in the northeast we're looking at above average temperatures, this is what radar looks like right now, clear

sam, we have about a minute _ proven wrong. sam, we have about a minute left _ proven wrong. have| about a minute left but i want to ask, you said this may not be involved in the military arena because ukrainians have been clear they don't trust vladimir putin and any sort of negotiation. where does that leave the prospect of some sort of negotiated settlement? ukrainians have absolutely no reason to trust vladimir putin. that is not uncommon after the body conflict the two sides do not trust each other and have not trust each other and have no reason to trust each other. we have seen these fires held in similar situations in the past. korea is an example where there were tens of thousands of americans killed. we had a ceasefire that has more or less held for years. the trust is real and it is an important impediments but it has not stopped combatants in the past from ending conflicts. this one in that sense could be no different.— in that sense could be no different. . , ., a , different. ambassador, quickly, want to get _ different. ambassador, quickly, want to get your _ d

sams. mean the good honorable man, the one that wouldn't acknowledge his own granddaughter for years. his son wouldn't acknowledge his own daughter for a long period of time. you might want to explain to us, mr. sams, exactly what services that zero experience hunter rendered to be paid millions and millions of dollars from a ukrainian and a chinese energy company, both companies, when he admitted, himself, in his own words, that he had no experience in energy at all at the time that he was also struggling with very serious addiction issues. why would a vice-president of our country, our great country, why would a vladimir putin leverage one billion taxpayer dollars, mr. sams, to have a ukrainian prosecutor fired? does that seem odd to you? that action, by the way, resulted in his inexperienced son being paid even more money for a business that he had no experience in. why would hunter biden be threatening a chinese business partner on a what's app message with retribution from his father a

sam believes were going to have to have something called universal basic income.n other words you all get paid to stay home and your pajamas. now, whether you're going to have any sense of meaning from staying home in your pajamas with your virtual reality headset on its may be a big open question. but it is perhaps better than the blade run or a world we might and i follow these people are out of work and there is no way to support them. so i don't think these people had thought it through. >> you are making so many good points i would just echo what you are saying in the sense that it is also possible you are very good at one particular thing that does not make you about everything else the entire world. you're very good at running a business, making an electric car, doing whatever it is, okay great. i think you should be taxed very heavily if you're making for maf billions of dollars i do believe universal basic income but i agree with the idea they are not after it for the right reasons. anyway, this immediate narrative i come from the media i'm very aware of

he's supposed to testify against sam and they've known each other since they were.o to me like, i don't know, it's i'm i'm most interested in seeing like this group of friends who now are like going to be on the stand talking about each other. there's a degree to which like a lot of these crimes are like very, very modern and also like timeless, you know, like starting a shadow bank and then the shadow bank doesn't actually have all the money. it was mostly that was like a popular thing to do in the wild west also. yeah. like how much of this do you think is sort of truly unique and versus like universal human like fraud themes that play out through time and often like touch on sort of novel technological developments. no, i think that a of these scams are not are not that and i've spent a lot of time writing about about penny stocks which are similar to me to a lot of like cryptocurrencies where some guy says like hey, i got this great gold mine like you know time to invest and like he doesn't really have the gold mine people invest. he sort of does some manipulati

elizabeth: sam, they can't obstruct anymore. they've got subpoena power going to court and saying we want your bank records and we want your phone records and the e-mails that have been redacted by vice president biden used three fake e-mail accounts to communicate with people like hunter biden, sam. >> yeah, i think you're going to see two things. you're going to see them get more aggressive on the bank records and nay may very well subpoena the president's accounts and on those, they're probably going to get them and there may be a court fight u but it's going to be a pretty clear court fight but, yes, they have cause to do it. in terms of getting more out of the administration, the administration is going to continue to stone wall. they're going to say go ahead and sue us because we don't think that there's jurisdictions and we think we can tie it up in courts for years. to the earlier point that tom made, it was an excellent one, there was a change in justification because the biden administration doesn't really have a defen

he's supposed to testify against sam and they've known each other since they were.o to me like, i don't know, it's i'm i'm most interested in seeing like this group of friends who now are like going to be on the stand talking about each other. there's a degree to which like a lot of these crimes are like very, very modern and also like timeless, you know, like starting a shadow bank and then the shadow bank doesn't actually have all the money. it was mostly that was like a popular thing to do in the wild west also. yeah. like how much of this do you think is sort of truly unique and versus like universal human like fraud themes that play out through time and often like touch on sort of novel technological developments. no, i think that a of these scams are not are not that and i've spent a lot of time writing about about penny stocks which are similar to me to a lot of like cryptocurrencies where some guy says like hey, i got this great gold mine like you know time to invest and like he doesn't really have the gold mine people invest. he sort of does some manipulati

sam nice to have you.ncredibly not sad story, but a sad story with with a happy ending. sam, 18 months old. what happened in your life? >> so . so i was, um , adopted. >> so. so i was, um, adopted. um, but prior to me being adopted , i had my legs broken . adopted, i had my legs broken. um, and other serious injuries from my body . um, so at nine from my body. um, so at nine months old, i was put into adoption. i went through 4 or 5 different foster care homes until i was adopted , um, by my until i was adopted, um, by my who are now called. >> so he was an abused baby. >> so he was an abused baby. >> i was. yeah. >>— >> i was. yeah. >> okay. and who adopted you? >> okay. and who adopted you? >> um, a loving family from ashfield. jane and dave. >> okay. and i suppose it was difficult going through school at an early age. did you know he was adopted? >> um, not until i was in about year i was asked to year five, when i was asked to do biography my family do a biography about my family and my pre—history. do

and i know you, you knew sam or personally as well. yes. uh, has some uh, frustration and deep sadness. uh, revealing and uh, taking a full control over as a family of, uh, sadler and his colleague in con eunice as the i had bits far will own him a being completely shocked regarding his desk today as he was in a drop in admission to report to a film at the latest is very strikes in hon. you and us, especially in the and, and, and the united nation run school that had been targeted were those of palestinians have been killed. now center was a trying to film the attacks as he had been hit by and he's really a, a drone. uh, it'd be styled that had a look through the ink through his injury alongside with our clinic. while the doctor who had been in just in his hands and not receiving good treatment and another hospital on the very intensive important medical cap, a be to a if by the palestinian medical teams inside another hospital. but what is also important to say regarding cyber is that he had been leading for long hours without having any a

sam greek, taught himself to become great. who? sam greek.rigoryan made by the dental clinic lot. yes, that’s exactly what i wanted to say, and i ask you to invite the owner of the lotus clinic to testify, it’s such a shame, i apologize in advance, it’s all out of love, my daughter, corine, works for me, she’s in love with ruben. son jules, he asked her to change the cards, which she did, return the cover, thank you, there is a written testimony, absolutely true, that’s it...

here's a photograph of downtown knoxville is sam dow on the right at about approximately 1867. this image has always been published in 1869. use the signs it use the city directories and newspapers. you can find out that this picture is actually than 1869. it's somewhere the late summer of 1867 sorry, late summer of 1866 and the spring 1867. so we're right in that period of baseball being organized if you see the red arrow, it's pointing at star billiards, which was located in ramsey hall just underneath slide photographer tim slayer's gallery. it was here that night. the dow organized that meeting and. it was just as dallas said approximately mostly men who had shown up union soldiers. now in this meeting, dow organize it and again down on the right, he will be elected the captain of this club, the gentleman on the far left is spencer munson, and there he is. and his union uniform, spencer munson from mentor, ohio. and for a brief period of time later in his life, his next door neighbor was an ohio congressman by the name of james garfield future president of the united states

on boxing day, sam allison will become — normal.e _ normal. on boxing day, sam allison will become the first _ normal. on boxing day, sam allison will become the first black _ normal. on boxing day, sam allison will become the first black referee . will become the first black referee since 15 years ago at a time when video referrals has increased the scrutiny of officials. rebecca welch and sam allison may be hoping their achievements pass without and it's been a week of relative disappointment for the british teams in the final round of group stage matches in europe. those clubs who entered their matches with their future uncertain have fallen by the wayside, but there is a good deal less jeopardy in the europa league and conference league games tonight. joe lynskey is here to help us through it. liverpool to help us through it. started already. liverpool to hel us throu~h it. started alread . , ., and liverpool started already. they have and ou liverpool started already. they have and you look — liverpool started already. they hav

sam sunderland, rather him - to set yourself up with. sam sunderland, rather him than me!ather and son challenge, where charlie hit that chip off the green for the shot of the day. tiger is still easing his way back into competition having tentatively returned to the sport this year, following a serious car crash in 2021. i look forward to just i look forward tojust being able i look forward to just being able to -et i look forward to just being able to get ready— i look forward to just being able to get ready for next year, and i've been _ get ready for next year, and i've been able — get ready for next year, and i've been able to check off a lot of rust and things— been able to check off a lot of rust and things that caught my eye got better— and things that caught my eye got better each and every day, which has been great, — better each and every day, which has been great, and i still have a lot of work— to do. we're just 2a hours and a few minutes away from the start of bbc sports personality of the year. it's the 70th time the award will have been handed out and the s

sam, thank you.torm could impact those getting an early start on holiday travel as airlines expect a record breaking number of people to hit the sky. our transportation correspondent gio benitez is at la guardia with more. good morning, gio. >> reporter: hey, robin. good morning. yeah, we're not just talking about a slight increase in travellers here. we are talking about the busiest travel season ever during the holidays. take a look at these numbers. aaa is expecting 7.5 million domestic travellers between saturday december 23rd through monday january 1st. but that's more than 2019. u.s. airlines expect to sell 39 million seats domestically and internationally from next wednesday into the new year. you'll remember that southwest meltdown last december when almost 17,000 flights were cancelled, people were stranded all over the place. southwest says weather caused it, but it was the only airline hit hard because planes and crews were just in the wrong place. now, sam was just talking about that roug

kevin sorbo you and, your wife sam have co-written a book and she's written several herself. yeah, she's very busy. she's done a lot. i did a book called true strength my journey from hercules to mere mortal and i'm nearly dying saved my life. i suffered. i had an aneurysm that had no way up in my my shoulder and opened up and sent a series of clots, hundreds of clots in, my arm. but she was a clot brain, of course. took me three years to fully recover from. and i a book talking about my journey talking about that life throws obstacles i here was playing the strongest man in the world with hercules and all of a sudden i to learn how to walk and balance again and i'm very and it was a book didn't want to write sam bugged me to write it she's very strong willed. pittsburgh, new york girl. and it's been a blessing. it came ten years ago, 11 years ago now. and i do about 15. speaking of best, a year with it now something i thought i'd never be doing and i speak on a wide range of things. so it's been it's been it's been an interesting door that was open to me. and then get a foll

>> good morning, sam.ing all right for most of the country but we've got one trouble spot and that's centered from portions of of it california. flood alerts up for 27 million people including los angeles and san diego as well as phoenix. here's all that rain that kind of continues to work on in. that system is going to get a little closer through the coast today and shift farther to the east. that means periods of heavy rain. the flood concern will be there, potential delays to those areas and airports and roads will be on the table as well. meanwhile, doesn't feel like winter across most of the country. 53 degrees in omaha today, chicago heads to the low 40s. upper 50s for ks, oklahoma city heads to the low 60s. 10, 15, even 20-degree temperatures where they should be this time of year. and we roll into christmas day in new york with temperatures in the 50s. these temperatures not where they should be but at least we have a little bit of snow giving you a white christmas potentially across the rockies. t

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ftx's founder, sam bankman—fried, was founder, sam bankman—fried, was found guilty of fraud and moneycryptocurrency exchange pleaded guilty to anti— money laundering and us agents violations. he paid a $50 million fine and the company paid a $4.3 billion fine. but going, it is no worse for the wear. the price climbed above $44,000 tuesday and shares of queen —based global, the largest us crib though exchange were up as well. bitcoin miners traded higher as well. here is some of the wind in their sails. us regulators are expected to approve an exchange traded funds directly holds bitcoin. it could happen as early as next month and traders are betting on it. erin delmore there. we will have more on markets in a moment. let's talk about concrete. it is the most widely used man—made material in existence. it is second only to water as the most—consumed resource on the planet. but, while its key ingredient is concrete — it also has a massive carbon footprint. cement is the source of about 8 percent of the world's carbon dioxide emissions, according to the think tank chatham house. with ove

sam bloch, director of emergency — plans. sam bloch, director of emergency response - plans.. sam bloch, director of. emergency response will world central kitchen, thank you for joining us. let's look at some other stories making news. ukraine's capital — kyiv — suffered a russian drone attack early on friday. kyiv�*s mayor reported strikes on several residential districts. at least two residential builsings in the city were struck by falling debris during the attack. at least one person has been taken to hospital. the strike marks the sixth drone attack on kyiv this month. the american actor vin diesel has been accused of sexual assault by his former personal assistant. in a lawsuit, asta jonasson claims the incident happened during the filming of fast five in 2010. a lawyerfor the actor, who's real name is mark sinclair, said his client "denies this claim in its entirety." eurostar says it is operating a normal timetable today — after a last minute strike by french eurotunnel workers caused the cancellation of 30 services between london, paris and brussels on thursday. eur

sam brock for us, sam, thank you for that. >>> let's turn to politics and the battle over whether donald trump should be on the ballot. it's heating up tonight after maine's top election official ruled that the former president is ineligible. the question now likely headed to the supreme court. ryan nobles has the latest. >> reporter: for the second time in two weeks, a state has ruled that donald trump is ineligible to run for president of the united states. >> it was not a close call on the question of whether january 6th, 2021 was an insurrection. the events of january 6th, 2021 were unprecedented and tragic. >> reporter: sheena bellows, the secretary of state in maine, a democrat, determined that trump's actions on january 6th constitute a violation of the 14th amendment. the weight of the evidence makes clear that mr. trump was aware of the tinder laid by his multimonth effort to delegitimize a democratic election and then chose to light a match, she wrote. the decision in maine is similar to one in colorado, and in both cases the ruling won't go into effect until the appeals proces

runner on first, tying run sam dow comes to the plate. the pitcher throws the first two pitches wide of the plate. dow is convinced this guy is intimidated by me he will throw wide again. i will step in the box and get that ball. on that pitch, it was low, dow got the end of his bat on it and wouldn't you know, home run. he reported that ball rolled all the way down almost to the railroad tracks. that is a long ball. by the time they got the ball dow circled the bases. that was one of the last matches played on the gay street baseball grounds. shortly thereafter offers were o made and mcclung's were sellingt lots on that property. on the far left you can see the first few buildings being built on what was the gay street baseball grounds. the building on the very edge, third building from the far left was the sanford chamberlain albers drugstore. to put a twist on the joni mitchell 1970 hit song, paved paradise and put up a bunch of three, four-story brick warehouses. thank you. >> [ applause ] >> if there are questions you can come up to

let's head out to robin and sam in rolling fork, mississippi. hey, robin. hey, sam!ling fork. >> it is impressive this crowd is out this morning. this community is all about neighbors helping neighbors. right, gang? as they try to rebuild for the holiday, so many people have lost so much, every little bit help, robin. you're the one who showed everybody how much this community lost. nobody would know if you didn't take time to show it. >> we did. we just really made a commitment. we are just so in awe of how they are helping one another and how our viewers have really committed to help as well. we all know, 19 days until christmas. can you believe that? 19 days. we're going to bring a little holiday cheer like only gma can. we have some big surprises. you know we love to surprise folks on gma. [ applause ] coming up in our next hour, we cannot wait to show you what we have in store for you. but first of all, thank you and bless you for your resilience and strength an perseverance and what you're showing america. that you are mississippi strong. [ cheers ] [city ambie

the biden administration has pulled prosperity7, backed by sam altman.implications for saudi arabia's growing investments in u.s. technology and its close ties with china. ed: a lot more to talk about. sam altman, one year chatgpt being released, openai released chatgpt to the public one year and one day ago. the ai craze has not stopped. millions of people, intellectual capital and real capital has poured into the industry in 12 months. let's keep the conversation going bringing in dan o'connell the chief intelligence and strategy officer for the ai unicorn backed by google ventures and iconic. you would say that we were in ai earlier than that, we are an ai company and our own right, but reflect on the last 12 months even if it is through the lens of your own company based on what openai has done. dan: what has happened is the democratization of ai where everyone on the planet sees the opportunity that ai can bring across pretty much every piece of software in every industry. i think that the hype is real and we will see it proliferate over the next co

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the fa are doing good things and the appointment of sam l things and the appointment of sam alisonjustpitomises things and the appointment of sam alison just epitomises the changes that are taking place.— that are taking place. liverpool thou~ht that are taking place. liverpool thought they'd _ that are taking place. liverpool thought they'd scored - that are taking place. liverpool thought they'd scored a - that are taking place. liverpool thought they'd scored a second that are taking place. liverpool- thought they'd scored a second but it was disallowed. the harvey elliott girl seem to be good but mo salah was interfering from an offside position. that is all, enjoy the rest of your boxing day. after a day of eating and drinking, it seems much of the country likes nothing more on christmas evening than curling up on the couch and watching the telly, particularly the bbc. in millions of homes, christmas lunches and gift—sharing paused for about ten minutes to watch the king's speech. it was the most watched programme with nearly 7.5 million people across all networks. the next two mo

israel isn't commenting sam?> another perilous reminder of the fragility here josh, thank you so much >>> ukraine is spending another christmas fending off russian drone and missile attacks, and for the first time in centuries much of ukraine is celebrating christmas today instead of in january. it's part of the growing cultural rift with russia. molly hunter brings us the latest >> reporter: for the second christmas ukrainians are spending the holiday hunkered down as russian drone strikes continue to menace the capital. russian strikes are raining down on cities across the country sadir shmedur in odesa said, "i woke up my daughter and we went to the corridor. the window flew right over there the house burned down completely." the fierce winter conditions already entrenched as russia hits critical infrastructure like last christmas millions across the country struggle to meet basic needs and troops on the icy battlefield remain stalled. the attention in western capitals president volodymyr zelenskyy commanded i

lorraine, was something that sam just said. i think one of the things that is worth keeping in mind, especially in a setting like this at the asia-pacific kind of summit, is that a lot of these questions are really about us, not about the technology, energy about us as societies, because a lot of these questions about whether it's bias or in all these questions often are very different from place to place. country to country. we found, for example, as we've rolled out these technologies, having to have very, very different conversations in different countries about what counts as bias, what's not in different communities. but these are questions about society and not so much about technology. i think we, you know, society kind absolve itself of this question, of these questions and sam said societies faced these things for centuries, but maybe this technology amplifies this. i think we all have to think about these normative different questions in all our different countries. i think that's important to keep, to keep in mind. b