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greeney2 wrote:See you couldn't ignore me, you read what I said, you won't last long with the silent treatment.
greeney2 wrote:This is fun, how long will you last? I have faith it will not be long, notice I did not say Faith? They are 2 different things.
I Noticed you had no response to Dawkins having done nothing for all the suffering people God has caused? Any thoughts as to why such hostility from the Atheist crowd, and that this Pastor who lost his Faith, did not have such hosility nor desire to pull believers from their own belief? That he still had their best interrests in his heart, and was kind enough to not badmouth Dawkins for his behavior twards believers?
greeney wrote:Even you have to admit that religions and churches provide Billions of dollars in aid to the starving and medically suffering populations. They are doing something about it.
greeney wrote:Can you give me any example of a humanitian effort spearheaded by atheists, or Dawkins, to provide help and aid to those "God has made starve and suffer" as you claim? Any major Atheist organized food or medicine mission for those God caused to suffer? Or do you just piss and moan God is the casue, do absolutely nothing, but tell others not to believe in God? Please compare the atheist community to the religious community, measuring what they have done for the suffering in terms of actual food, medical, or sending people to help.
I'm sure you will ignore that challenge!
greeney2 wrote:I didn't know believers were required to know the Bible from cover to cover, and defend every corner of it to you, for your approval!
humphreys wrote:10 seconds on google would show you there are many atheist and humanist organizations of the kind you are referring to:
Here is just one link with a selection.
greeney2 wrote:Humphreys, You really are not seriously suggesting those in that link, compare to what churches and religions do, on a worldwide level or scale? Yet you just got done telling me off about how many people in your neighborhood are atheists or do not go to church. If you have such numbers, why such a dismal showing of atheist charities?
greeney2 wrote:Dawkins is very much the subject, since he was the main reason the Paster changed his thinking due to him, plus he was in the video.
greeney2 wrote:I did not derail anything, I raised the questions of the concept of "If God is the cause of ALL misery", something Dawkins has convinced the Pastor of, what does Dawkins DO ABOUT IT personally, other than just tell the world God is so bad.
greeney2 wrote:I'm still trying to figure out the logic that God does not exist, but all the misery in the world is casued by God???
greeney2 wrote:EH tells us everytime God is imaginary, than goes on to tell about, all the bad things God is responsible for. He tells me I loose the debate, when he counterdicts his own belief presenting the proofs. IF GOD IS IMAGINARY, GOD COULDN'T DO ALL THESE BAD THINGS HE QUOTES IN THE PROOFS. Which one is it?


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was basically thinking resonance...( dont think I spelled that right? ) It is being used for weapons as well...EMF
But that video U posted was pretty cool.
The sounds can get to such high vibrations, they can crush walls, or anything else that can't handle what resonance that machine can put out. I have seen alot of different theories, on how this also can be used to time travel or fly thru worm holes in space. Again , I am no where near a scientist,nor do I pretend to be.
But follow the trails..seems logical to me that vibrations and sound play a big role in this universe..
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The first part of the will, which was executed in London on August 29, 1934, deals with the gifts of personal articles to members of the family of Continued on Page Four Four Soloists Selected For Handel's "Messiah" Busses To Transport Choir On Saturday morning, December 14, The Messiah will be rehearsed by both the Princeton and Bryn Mawr Glee Clubs, accompanied by part of the Philadelphia Orchestra and soloists. The Bryn Mawr Glee Club and the orchestra will leave Bryn Mawr at 1.30 Sunday afternoon in four busses. A rehearsal of The Messiah will take place in the Princeton Chapel at 3 o'clock. The performance itself begins in the Princeton Chapel at 7.30 and will last for three hours. On Monday the Princeton and Bryn Mawr choruses will rehearse withbut the or- chestra at 5 P. M., after which Mrs. Collins will serve dinner to the Princeton Glee Club in the Common Room. The Monday night perform- ance will begin precisely at 8 o'clock. Low-Brow Appeal In High-Brow Package Makes Books Sell, Says Clifton Fadiman Deanery, December 8.�"It is very rarely that a really great book be- comes a best Beller," said Mr. Clifton Fadiman, literary editor of the New Yorker and consulting editor of Simon A Schuster, New York publishers. The subject of his discussion was "Why Best Sellers Sell Best," and he gave a very systematic answer by enumerating eleven ways in which a book can be made by the author, pub- lishers and others into a best seller and describing thirteen appeals which make a book popular with the reading public. Among publishers, the most simple formula for writing a best seller is "wrapping low-bro# appeal in a high- brow package." Everyone likes to read traditional melodramatic ro- mances, but they enjoy most those which are not only well wriften, but injected with some real or fallacious philosophy. Charles Morgan's The Fountain had a very simple plot which could be compared with a typical Kathleen Norris story, since it con- sisted of a narrative of the emotional experience of two people who wanted to be married, but were prevented by certain practical considerations. Mr. Morgan filled in this framework with a goodly amount of badly understood and oversimplified Platonism and Neo- Platonism which was of considerable satisfaction to the readers and prompted the publishers to bill The Fountain as a philosophical novel. The Bridge of San Luis' Rey is an- other example of a similarly written book. Some other appeals of all descrip- tion which may or may not be wrapped in deceptive coverings are sex, the better life, timeliness, scan- dal, fear and the illustrious reputa- tion of the author. The sex interest significant one, because often continued on Pare Three is a On Sunday, December 15, at 7.30 P. M., the College Choir wil^ j��" the Princeton Choir in a performance oi*J� The Messiah, which will be given in f the University Chapel at Princeton. � It will be assisted by four soloists and twenty-nine members of the Philadel- phia Orchestra. Because of the length of the Ora- torio, the Bryn Mawr performance given on Monday, December 16, will begin at 8 o'clock precisely, and no reserved seats will be held after 8.25. The chorus will consist of eighty members from the Bryn Mawr Choir and sixty from the Princeton Choir. The soloists will be: Eleanor Eaton, soprano; Anne Simon, contralto; Royal McLellan, tenor, and Leonard Treash, bass. On August 22, 1741, Handel, at the age of fifty-six, began the score of The Messiah. This work ranks among HandeTs greatest and was completed in the amazingly short time of twenty- four days. The initial performance took place in Dublin on April 13, 1742, and was not given in London until March 23, 1743. At this London performance the audience was exceedingly affected by all the music, and at the part of the "Hallelujah Chorus"�"For the Lord God omnipotent reigneth"�they were so transported that they all, including the king, rose to their feet and re- mained standing until the end of the chorus. The tradition of standing for the "Hallelujah Chorus" has always been observed in England since this date. In 1789 Mozart wrote additional or- chestral accompaniments to The Mes- siah to take" the place of the "Con- tinuo" parts which were always im- provised at the organ or harpsichord. The orchestration which will be used at Bryn Mawr will be the Mozart version. The orchestra will consist of the following: Six first violins, four sec- ond violins, two violas, four violincel- los, two double basses, two flutes, two oboes, two clarinets, two bassoons, two horns, two trumpets and one tym- panum. College Calendar Wednesday, December 11: In- dustrial Group Supper. Com- mon Room, 6.30 P. M. College Council, Miss Park's House, 6.30 P. M. Saturday, December 14: Mr. Hensche will demonstrate por- trait painting for the Art Club. Common Room, 10 A. M. Sunday, December 15: Per- formance of The Messiah. Princeton Chapel, 7.30 P. M. Monday, December 15: Per- formance of The Messiah. Good- hart Hall, 8 P. M. Tuesday, December 17: Bryn Mawr League party for chil- dren of the 4.30 P. M. Summer Camp. Hilda Smith Discusses Education of Workers Restoration Drama Is Sharply Defined Field Major Dobree Believes Comedy Reflects That Era Better Than Tragedy FORM CYCLE COMPLETED Goodhart, December 9. � Restora- tion drama is' a large, yet clearly limited literary field, said Major Bon- amy Dobree, noted English author and critic, in giving the Sheble Lec- ture for 1935. Between the years 1662 and 1720, both comedy and tragedy completed a neat cycle of form which was uniformly peculiar to the time, yet clearly differentiated within itself. Unless this simultane- ous unity and variety is understood, there can be no appreciation of the Restoration theatrical art. Tragedy in general can be defined as a means man uses to test himself against the horrors with which he is beset. It is a picture of something splendid meeting ruin and defeat. It is man pitted against fate. In the case of comedy, the definition may be given as man's attempt to regard himself as an individual in society. It is necessary, however, to make dis- tinctions under this definition. First comes free comedy, in which people are completely irresponsible and life is a mere game. In this form there is no purpose other than amusement, but in the second and more common type, there is an aim to cure men's excesses by criticism and satire. Rar- est of all is the third type, the comedy of disillusionment, which contains the pity of tragedy under the surface of laughter. Restoration comedy appeals to modern taste far more than Restora- tion tragedy, because it is more alive; it comes nearer to every-day existence. For any art to live, it is requisite that it deal with the crucial problems of its time. That is not to pay that art must solve these ques- tions, or pose them, but it must use as its material the emotions arising from them. If the emotions are truly vital in the beginning, they can never become dead or obsolete. Al- though there may be lapses of power because of ignorance or prejudice, vitality will renew itself. Restora- tion tragedy, however, seemed to evade crucial problems and to offer instead an escape from them. By in- version, then, it actually did reflect its period, but comedy reflected directly. Although superficially concerned with fads and affectations, comedy was actually centered on the danger- ous condition of sexual libertinism which was manifested in court cir- cles. All Restoration gentlemen were not rakes; many were prim and proper and read theological disserta- Contlnuefl on rage Three Mid-Year's Schedule Posted The Dean's Office wishes to call attention to the schedule for the mid-year examinations which has been posted recently. Students are requested to con- sult the schedule at once and report conflicts immediately to the Dean's Office, in order that all difficulties may be cleared up before the Christmas holi- days. Common Room, December 5. � Hilda Smith, director of the Federal Workers' Educational Bureau in Washington, traced the history of edu- cation for workers and discussed Gov- ernment educational projects. Bryn Mawr College, with Miss Thomas as its head, made the first and successful attempt to provide sys- tematized training and general infor- mation for workers, in the Bryn Mawr Summer School. Other colleges and universities in the mid-west, Califor- nia and the south followed with sum- mer schools and evening classes. In the east the same thing happened, especially in New York City. Miss Smith related the exciting story of one large class for men and women that was held for a while in the New York Museum of Natural History: it was at one time strenuously objected to as radical and ejected before being approved by ah official investigation. Such cases were numerous. The Hearst papers particularly made, and still make, a practice of exploiting any rumor of radical activities. Miss Smith spoke also of the diffi- culty that college people met every- where at first in gaining the confi- dence of the workers and convincing them of their genuine concern and their intention of trying to be sub- stantially useful. But the workers who attended the schools declared en- thusiastically and continued to declare that the experience was the most won- derful of their lives. It released them particularly from total bewilderment and from the common feeling of lone- liness. The students at the Bryn Mawr Summer School, for example, came to learn with the feeling that they were emissaries, responsible to their associates, and must bring back for them all the knowledge and train- ing which they could get, in order to apply it to their personal, family and economic difficulties. Teachers are in great demand to carry on this work properly. The Federal bureau�the FERA�has re- cently been trying to train large groups of unemployed teachers direct- ly for workers' education, besides sup- plying buildings and money. Miss Smith confined herself at the tea to giving the essential outlines of all these problems. A complete and detailed discussion and explanation of the subject was afforded by her sub- sequent formal lectures on December 5, 6 and 7. "Swan" Production Shows Upward Trend Play Choice Judged Poor, Whole Without Serious Defect or Highlight INDIVIDUALS ACT WELL Artist To Paint During Lecture on Technique Mr. Henry Hensche, of Province- town, Massachusetts, will give a lec- ture and demonstration of painting technique in the Common Room at ten o'clock on Saturday morning, De- cember the fourteenth. He will paint the portrait of a student and will ex- plain step by step the actual process of painting. This unusual opportun- ity to study the technique of painting in actual work is a gift of one of the directors of the college and is open to all who are interested. Members of the Art Club are particularly invited. Mr. Hensche is a working artist of excellent standing from the well- known colony at Provincetown. He was one of the most brilliant pupils of the late Charles Webster Haw- thorne, after whose death he took charge of the latter's school, now called the Cape Cod School of Paint- ing. He is highly recommended both as an artist and as a lecturer who has much new material to offer to his audiences. He is particularly in- terested in the use of color, as a re- cent statement of his on color technique proves: "Through color tones forms are created, and the worth of a painting depends upon the fine- ness of these tones." Goodhart, December 6.�The per- formance of Molnar's The Swan by th�_yarsity Players and the Cap and Bells of Haverford proved that the faults which marked Pygmalion and Cymbeline have been almost eradicat- ed and that the ability which dis- tinguished The Knight of the Burn- ing Pestle has not completely passed away. The play had neither glaring defects nor obvious highlights. The in- dividual performances were, as a rule, superior to the play as a whole, which lacked a unifying force. That the play itself is a poor choice for amateur players was proved more than once, and shown significantly by the hero- ine's misinterpretation of her role. The play concerns itself with the plot of Princess Beatrice, head of a deposed royal family, to marry her daughter to the heir of a reigning house. Complications which arise through the presence of a tutor in love with the daughter and who stirs her heart throughout the second act, threaten to prevent the intended match; needless to say, the swan-like daughter of the house, having settled her faint cardiac qualms, prepares to glide toward her rightful position in royal circles. Isabelle Seltzer, in the leading role of Alexandra, never seemed to be at home in her part. She was the swan who should glide gracefully over the waters, "proud and dignified," but who should "never touch the shore." The difficulty with Miss Seltzer was that she continually bounced back and forth on the shore with great rapidity and little grace. Her gestures were too often forced and artificial. In the second act, where she was supposedly overcome by one glass of wine, Miss Seltzer discarded the more obvious gesticulations and acted with more ease and presence. The best performance in the play was that of William H. Reaves, Jr., in the role of Prince Albert. Excel- lently made up,and costumed, he ap- peared completely at ease on the stage Continued on P�a:e Five Self-Government Election The Self-Government Associ- ation announces the election of Sarah Meigs, '39, to the Execu- tive Board. Radio Work Requires Technical Experience Common Room, November 6.�Mr. Frank Arnold, former director of com- mercial development of the National Broadcasting Company, addressed a number of Bryn Mawr students on the possibilities of positions in the execu- tive side of broadcasting work. That field, as it exists today, is a part of the advertising business. Broadcast- ing as a medium for advertisement has become amazingly successful and profitable since 1926 when WEAF and WJZ merged to form the NBC net- work. Entertainment connected with com- mercialism seems to fit into the in- tuitive knowledge women have of what people will like. This is exceedingly necessary, for the success of radio is entirely dependent on the audience. Mr. Arnold sincerely warned those women who are seeking positions after graduation from college that at least a year of training is needed in any field to learn the language of some particular business. If a college graduate is interested in an executive position in a large broadcasting sta- tion, she must have training in a small local station in order to gain a knowl- edge of its terminology and technique. Mr. Arnold stressed seven types of positions which, with effort and intel- ligence, can be obtained if one is will- ing to start at the bottom and work Op. The lowest rung of the ladder is the clerical job. 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Also, Mir, I think BR was talking about creating something artsy with this
BeeAre wrote:Mir@k wrote:find something appealing either for yourself or someone else?
after you mentioned nothing was really appealing to you to make? At least that's what it sounds more like than about life in general.
But maybe instead of finding something you can get into working on, try practicing expanding your own comfort zone for the moment. You can't rely on motivation alone to get art done, but I know it helps. Try something you're not good at and just keep doing it for a while until it feels more natural.


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Joe, Jim, Rickey … and Tom Burgmeier?
By Bill Francis
Longtime big league pitcher Tom Burgmeier's baseball career includes almost 750 games played, over 100 saves, and one All-Star Game. But when it comes to the 2009 Hall of Fame electees, he holds a special place amongst all other players.
While baserunning phenom Rickey Henderson, slugging outfielder Jim Rice and slick-fielding and powerful second baseman Joe Gordon will be inducted into the National Baseball Hall of Fame this Sunday, Burgmeier has the distinction of being the only major leaguer to have been teammates of both Henderson and Rice and to have played under Gordon when he was a manager.
In his fourth season as the pitching coach for the Omaha Royals, the Triple-A affiliate of the Kansas City Royals, Burgmeier reflected on his unique connection to the Class of 2009.
"Actually, we were talking about it the other day," said Burgmeier, whose past visits to Cooperstown came via the Hall of Fame Game, first as a player with the Twins in 1977 and later as a coach with the Royals in 1999. "Somebody mentioned Joe Gordon and said, 'Gee, you played under him and you played with the other two. I wonder if you're the only person who did that?'"
Burgmeier enjoyed a 17-year big league playing career (1968-1984), spent mostly as a relief pitcher, with the California Angels, Kansas City Royals, Minnesota Twins, Boston Red Sox and Oakland A's. The lefty finished with a 79-55 record, 102 saves and a 3.23 ERA.
A fourth-round selection by the Royals in the expansion draft, Burgmeier played under manager Joe Gordon in 1969. Following his stellar 11-year playing career with the New York Yankees and Cleveland Indians, Gordon served managerial stints with the Indians (1958-1960), Detroit Tigers (1960), Kansas City Athletics (1961) and Royals (1969).
"Joe was very vibrant and was a good manager. We had a lot of fun and for an expansion team we actually won a few games, too," said Burgmeier, of the 69-73 Royals. "He was a heck of a player and a good manager and I really enjoyed playing for him."
Burgmeier would finish the 1969 season with a 3-1 record in 31 games. "What's that baseball clich�? He was a players' manager," Burgmeier said. "What I mean is you get the players, you put them in the lineup, and if they do well, you become a good manager."
Sometimes Gordon would talk to the players about his career as a nine-time All-Star and winner of five World Series crowns. "But I don't think that happens as much anymore: guys sitting around the clubhouse after the game talking about old times. And that's too bad," Burgmeier said.
In February of 1978, after four seasons with Minnesota, Burgmeier signed as a free agent with the Red Sox. "I was with the Twins in 1974 and we were playing Boston. I had some friends of mine on the Red Sox and I was standing in the bullpen and asked them, 'Hey, do have any good players in the minor leagues?' I'll never forget that they said, 'Yeah, we have a couple kids probably be up next year. We got this kid Rice and this Freddy Lynn.' I said, 'Do they hit pretty good?' And they said, 'Yeah, they're good minor league players. They'll probably make the team next year.' Well, the rest is history."
Burgmeier and Rice were Red Sox teammates for five seasons (1978 to 1982).
"Jim hated to come out of the lineup. Any kind of minor injury didn't get him out of the lineup — there had to be a bone sticking out or he'd have to be bleeding to where they'd have to bandage him up," Burgmeier said. "He was a funny guy around the clubhouse. He liked to have a good time and loved to play golf in his off days. We did that a lot on the road.
"If he was in a little slump, which everybody goes through, he'd always tell the press to talk to him at the end of the year. I remember there was one stretch he went a few weeks without hitting a home run and I remember him telling a guy, 'Don't talk to me now. Just talk to me at the end of the year and see how I'm doing.'"
Rice was arguably the top right-handed hitter of his era. Against Burgmeier, Rice batted .357 (5-for-14) with one homer.
"He struck fear in the hearts of many a pitcher, especially in Fenway. He (Rice) could hit them as far as anybody — right field, center field, left field," Burgmeier recalled. "And like anybody else who's a good hitter, it's the same basic thing: keep the ball down, stay away from him, pitch inside a little bit. It's a formula that has been around for 130 years."
Burgmeier spent his final two major league seasons (1983 and 1984) with the Oakland A's. During that stretch, Rickey Henderson stole 174 bases.
"Rickey was one of the best base stealers of all time. The score or who was catching or who was pitching really didn't make a difference," said Burgmeier, who lockered next to Henderson. "If he was going to steal, he was going to steal. And not only second, but steal third, too. The years I was there he was well into being one of the best ever as far as not being able to throw him out."
Though Burgmeier faced Henderson only five times in his career, he got to experience the threat the future Hall of Famer posed.
"What sticks out is that because of his speed, when he got on, you knew you had to do all of the things to combat that. And even if you did, it didn't mean that he wasn't going to run anyway," Burgmeier said. "You had to slide step more and throw over more. But did it stop him from running? No, he still ran. He was as fast as anybody going today."
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WILSONVILLE, Ore., May 25, 2005 - Mentor Graphics Corporation (Nasdaq: MENT) today announced that SANYO Electric Co., Ltd. (Nasdaq: SANYY) has selected the Mentor Graphics Catapult™ C Synthesis tool after an evaluation comparing leading high-level synthesis tools. SANYO chose the Catapult C Synthesis tool based on quality of results, time savings, ease of use, product maturity, and the tool's compatibility with the company's C/C++ design flow.
In the past, the company employed behavioral synthesis tools to shorten device development time. Recently, SANYO decided to move beyond behavioral synthesis to explore algorithmic synthesis, which uses pure, untimed system models as input. Algorithmic synthesis requires far less user effort, allowing designers to specify interfaces and hierarchy using constraints, and instantly target FPGA or ASIC implementations without changing the original C source.
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The Catapult C Synthesis tool is the only product to synthesize an ANSI C++ source where both the core algorithm and interface are untimed. As a result, designers can perform detailed "what-if" analysis on varying micro-architecture and interface scenarios achieving fully optimized hardware designs. The tool creates RTL that can be synthesized into gates using standard RTL synthesis products, enabling it to fit within a wide variety of tool flows.
"SANYO Electric is a leading global multimedia consumer electronics company with extensive expertise in using high-level synthesis tools. We are delighted that SANYO has selected Catapult C Synthesis to reach its quality and time-to-market goals," said Simon Bloch, general manager of the Mentor Graphics Design Creation and Synthesis Division. "SANYO's selection of Catapult C validates Mentor's recent increased presence and focus on serving the Japanese market."
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2011.03.23While the art of Breguet is first and foremost devoted to watchmaking, it also finds meaningful expression in the jewellery-making art. Not only because the beauty of a watch stems notably from the beauty of its exterior – especially when gemset – but also because both arts draw on many of the same crafts: designers, goldsmiths, polishers, gemsetters, stone polishers… And not least because the history of Breguet and its list of distinguished patrons features a number of illustrious women.
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Azonix used FloEFD software from the Mentor Graphics Corporation Mechanical Analysis Division (formerly Flomerics) to reduce the number of thermal prototypes required from up to 12 to 1 on its new Terra embedded computer. "FloEFD computational fluid dynamics (CFD) software enables design engineers without a fluid analysis background to perform thermal simulation," said James Young, Design Engineer for Azonix. "The result is that we got the design right the first time, only had to make one prototype, and avoided expensive design changes that typically occur in the late stages of the development process."
Azonix is a division of Crane Co. and a leading provider of highly engineered computers and displays designed for extremely harsh environments. The Terra is a new embedded computer designed for use in the transportation industry that is, like other Azonix products, completely sealed from the elements and designed for use in very hot environments. "As with most of our products, we were limited to conduction and natural convection cooling," Young said. "This presents a difficult challenge for modern electronics equipment."
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Because teenagers wouldn't watch the show if korra were anything but a whiny little shit that actually learned from her fuckups. They wouldn't be able to relate since you know, she's supposed to be a teen and that's the teen thing that teens like to do when they're teening and shit: Disregard logic, consider every piece of advice that doesn't conform to a childs perspective of "fun times" an aggresion and/or oppresion, be immature and/or a brat, fuck up a lot, omg bois ♥, the usual bidimensional, uninteresting trope for teenage behavior. Who wants interesting characters when you can overload yourself with ALL THOSE CHANGES THAT COME WITH PUBERTY! Nothing like sports, driving, reckless behavior and hormones to get into the We Are Nickelodeon Teens bive you know what i mean? Really we should be grateful season 2 of Korra wasn't done as a comedy live action series like drake & josh and co.OrangeBee wrote:Why would you complain?
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