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Marvel 3BARM-BB-G-R Beverage Center - Black
Perfect for narrow 15" openings, the Marvel 3BARM-BB-G-R Beverage Center offers compact, built-in capable cold storage for all your favorite beverages. This model features two separate temperature zones, one to store up to 4 wine bottles and the other for up to sixty 12-oz. beverage cans. Digital touch controls and a discreet amber LED display let you adjust and monitor the internal temperature, while Marvel's exclusive MicroSentry system alerts you with a visual and audible alarm if the temperature goes above or below the set point for an extended period of time.
This beverage and wine refrigerator includes one pull-out wine rack, one removable tempered glass shelf and two adjustable coated wire shelves. The clear, solid white maple trim on the rack fronts can be custom finished to match cabinetry.
In addition, the unit features a argon-filled, dual-pane, tinted glass door that creates an elegant display while providing insulation and protecting your wines from harmful UV rays. The glass door comes in a choice of black, white or stainless steel trim. The unit is also available with a door that accepts a custom overlay frame. Doors are not field reversible. If you require a Left Hand Hinge. You will need to call us for a special order.
Marvel's MicroSentry refrigeration monitor controls the refrigeration system's performance to maintain a constant and precise temperature. A visual and audible alarm signals if the temperature goes above or below the set point for an extended time which may impact storage quality or if a door is left ajar. A discreet amber LED display shows content temperature in real time. The digital touch controls provide an easy interface to select the desired temperature for perfect wine storage. Interior light can be set for continuous display or to come on only when door is opened.
- Colors: Monochromatic Black with Black Interior, Monochromatic White with White Interior or Stainless Steel Framed Door with Black Cabinet and Black Interior
- Stores Up to 4 Wine Bottles and 60 (12-oz.) Canned Beverages
- Full Auto Defrost
- Exclusive MicroSentry Refrigeration Monitor Has a Visual/Audible Alarm to Alert
- If Temperature Goes Above/Below the Set Point for an Extended Time
- If the Door is Left Ajar
- Amber LED Display Shows Content Temperature in Real Time
- Intuitive Touch Controls are Discreetly Located for Understated Elegance
- Temperature Can Be Set Between 40°F and 65°F
- Shelves and Wine Racks Extend Smoothly and Include Built-in Safety Stops
- One Pull-Out Wine Rack
- One Removable Tempered Glass Shelf
- Two Adjustable Coated Wire Shelves
- Elegant Interior Lighting May Be Set for Continuous Illumination with One-Touch Control
- Clear, Solid White Maple Trim on Rack Fronts is Perfect for Custom Finishing to Match Cabinetry
- Door is Constructed of Argon-Filled, Dual-Pane, Tinted UV-Resistant Glass to Display Contents While Protecting Them From Damaging UV Rays
- Doors are not field reversible. If you require a Left Hand Hinge. You will need to call us for a special order.
- Door Requires 135° Opening to Extend Racks
- Clean, Continuous Toe Kick Adds a Stylish Finish
- Custom Overlay Door Model Accepts 3/4" Custom Wood Trim
- UL Listed
- Warranty:
- 1 Year Parts and Labor
- 5 Years for Sealed System and Compressor
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|Customed designed a 6 x 8 foot pub room around this refigerator's specifications (i.e. shelves extend with only 90-degree door opening). Door must be open more than 100 degrees for shelves to clear the metal door frame; door must be opened at least 120 degrees for shelves to clear the rubber sealer around the door. Our pub room design does not allow for the door to open 120 degrees. So, after spending many thousands of dollars on custom designed cabinets, counters, and wall tile, we cannot use the refigerator as designed, specified, and intended. Thanks for nothing.
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Designed for two and covered with plush taupe chenille fabric, the Jersey loveseat is cozy and welcoming. Sloped roll arms, boxed seat cushions and loose pillowbacks offer attractive and comfortable support. Accent pillows provide a contrast of color and texture with eye pleasing decorative patterns on vertical stripes in tones of beige, silver and chocolate.
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Posted on 05 January 2013.
Raymond Luxury-Yacht (pronounced Throatwobbler Mangrove) tries to get cosmetic surgery
Now that escalated quickly…
Who knows, caught my ears as well but feck it is Monty Python after all.
That's why they were so brilliant. Original, random, and a little bit gay!
Now this I can fap to. :L
agreed, same position here buddy
Really should get to bed, but damn, so difficult when you get yourself trapped in a monty python spree.
What just happened?
Best part of Monty Python is you can never predict what will happen next. Ever.
and Cromer!
That's not his real nose, it's a false one!
Why is the Irish national anthem playing at the start of this haha
Don't punish me any more! English is not my native language!
polyester is a fabric
Actually the "random tidbit" was meant to explain why the "Throatwobbler Mangrove" joke has special meaning in Britain, while elsewhere it just sounds random. Likewise, calling a woman a "blood sausage" is a nasty insult in France, but elsewhere it doesn't make any sense.
Yes….I forgot to put quotes on my first comment, but thanks for the random tidbit.
Because it is more commonplace in Britain than in the USA to pronounce names very differently from they way they are spelled. The "pronounced Throatwobbler Mangrove" joke is an exaggeration of this practice.
uh what??
Something that would be funnier to a Briton actually.
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Tag: Austin Jensen
Florida Atlantic's Austin Jensen making progress since February accident, wants one more season on field
- 5:09 pm Monday, October 11th, 2010 by Tom D'Angelo
A heartwarming story to take your minds off another disturbing loss.
A few weeks ago a group of reporters sat down with Austin Jensen, the FAU safety who was involved in a frightening car accident on I-95 last February as he was headed to the football banquet. Jensen suffered four pelvic fractures and two skull fractures along with severe road rash, after being ejected from the vehicle and landing on the highway. The seat belt he was wearing became undone while the vehicle rolled.
Alfred Morris takes home MVP award; wishing Austin Jensen a quick recovery
- 7:23 am Sunday, February 14th, 2010 by Tom D'Angelo
Running back Alfred Morris was honored at the Owls' football banquet Saturday by being named the team MVP and winning the Student Athlete Award.
Morris, a sophomore from Pensacola, established school and Sun Belt Conference records with 1,392 rushing yards. He started spring practice as a backup fullback and was moved to running back only because injuries had depleted the position.


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The Russian newspaper Sport Express, in a story translated into English, has Sergei Zuov announcing his retirement from hockey. The former Stars defenseman missed the entire season with St. Petersburg SKA of the KHL because of a hip injury and … Continue reading
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Allen Americans face elimination game after loss to Odessa
Odessa now has a 2-0 lead in the best-of-five series, and Allen (the No. 1 seed in the CHL playoffs) must win three straight to keep the season going. Here is the press release: ALLEN, Texas- The Odessa Jackalopes defeated … Continue reading
Allen Americans face crucial Game 2 Sunday
Down 1-0 in their best-of-seven (whoops), best-of-five CHL series, the Allen Americans will play host to Odessa in Game 2 Sunday at Allen Event Center. The Americans are the top-seeded team in the CHL playoffs and need a win to … Continue reading
Texas Stars even series with win in Milwaukee
The Texas Stars took a 3-1 win Saturday in Game 2 of their best-of-seven first round AHL playoff series. Richard Bachman had 29 saves to lead the way. The Texas Stars now head to Cedar Park for Gmes 3-5 in … Continue reading
Texas Stars lose Game 1 of first round AHL playoff series
Milwaukee came up with a big 5-2 win and chased Texas goalie Richard Bachman from the game. Here is the press release: ADMIRALS SAIL PAST STARS WITH 5-2 WIN, TAKE 1-0 SERIES LEAD Game 2 is set for Saturday at … Continue reading
Allen Americans lose opener in round two
Allen dropped a 3-2 game to Odessa at home Thursday night. It's a huge win for the Jackalopes, as the Americans were the best team in the CHL this season. Here is the press release: ALLEN, Texas- In Game One … Continue reading
Lehtonen down 20 pounds, excited about future
Kari Lehtonen said that when he left the Stars at the end of last season, he weighed 230 pounds, and that as he leaves them this spring, he weighs 210 pounds. "That's a big difference, and I definitely feel the … Continue reading
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Allen Americans start second round with Odessa Thursday night
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It's been too long since our last post about the lovely USC Song Girls. Thankfully, USC safety Taylor Mays came to the rescue, and gave us another excuse to talk about them... including a stellar video that Mays made with teammate Damian Williams.
A lot of people had Mays listed as a potential top 10 pick in the NFL Draft, if he had chosen to declare himself eligible in 2009. Mays decided to stay at USC for another year, to the dismay of the other Pac-10 schools, as well as NFL teams at the top of the last draft who might have needed an elite hard-hitting safety.
After seeing this video, Taylor's reasons for waiting another year for his multi-million dollar contract become rather obvious. Then again, we should have known this a while ago, really. Why would anyone want to leave, when you could hang out with these lovely ladies for another season? USC is basically a pro team anyway, right?
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Use any soft fruit in season for this slightly tangy medley of flavours, a perfect follow-on to a spicy main course.
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Use fresh mushrooms for this dish. They add a wonderfully concentrated flavour to this fast and easy dish. Serve with creamy pasta and a tender tomato salad. Delicious!
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I love Thai food and this recipe comes from a very good Thai restaurant.
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The Ivy
- Address:
113 N Robertson Blvd
West Hollywood, CA 90048Neighborhood:
Beverly Hills
- Cuisine:
CalifornianPrice: $50 and over
The Ivy
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.theivyrestaurants.com/
- Phone: (310) 274 8303x
- Hours of Operation:
Monday - Saturday: 8:00am - 11:00am
Daily: 11:00am - 4:00pm
Monday - Thursday: 4:00pm - 10:30pm; Friday & Saturday: 4:00pm - 11:00pm; Sunday: 4:00pm - 10:00pm
Sunday: 8:00am - 4:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Seafood, Californian, Contemporary American
- Executive Chef: Richard Irving
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar/Lounge, Farm to Table, Fireplace, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Takeout, View, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Catering: Please contact us for more information.
- Private Party Facilities: Please contact us for more information.
- Private Party Contact: Richard Irving 3109634906x
A word from The Ivy
An LA landmark since its opening in 1983, The Ivy is the place to go for a great time in the City of Angels. From its star-studded crowd, to its jamming music, friendly wait-staff, killer cocktails and unbeatable food, this cozy, hip, neighborhood restaurant exemplifies the easy glamour and charm that California is all about.Continued
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- Diners' Choice WinnerGreat for Brunch
- Diners' Choice WinnerGreat for Lunch
- Diners' Choice WinnerCalifornian
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The Ivy reviews from OpenTable diners
482 reviews since June 23, 2014
- Food4.2Service4.2
- Ambiance4.5Noise LevelModerate
great for outdoor dining (349)hot spot (258)great for lunch (247)special occasion (231)great for brunch (201)romantic (185)neighborhood gem (180)fit for foodies (171)good for groups (78)notable wine list (47)scenic view (38)kid-friendly (37)late-night find (20)vibrant bar scene (13)Show More
- Ivy birthday dinnerOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/18/2014Beautiful ambiance and setting for a birthday dinner. Welcomed with a glass of champagne and seated at a very cost table for 4. Great food and wine. It was the perfect location for our special celebrationSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 10/18/2014Wonderful experience in both the ambiance and delicious food and wine!Special Features:
- A Favorite LA SpotOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/18/2014I always bring my out of town guests here for brunch on weekends or even for breakfast during the week and the Ivy never disappoints. Food was good, but not divine. The atmosphere and service really make this place special. It has a very cosy vibe that makes you feel good. Love the pink shirts and the decor. Really special spot.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fantastic BrunchOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 10/17/2014Beautiful scenery, wonderful service and fantastic brunch. A must do when visiting LA!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great spotTubasileDined on 10/15/2014Beautiful people nice food energetic ambience valet really help who has a carSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- excellent foodbuttonDined on 10/14/2014Been here numerous times when on holiday in LA and it never fails to impress. Food portions are great and there is a very wide range on the menu.Special Features:
- Deliciously Charming!Kentucky2CaliforniaDined on 10/14/2014The Ivy was everything I hoped it would be and more! The servers and staff pay extra attention to service down to the smallest of details. We walked in and were immediately offered a complementary glass of champagne by one of the many friendly patrons. Our waiter was extremely knowledgable of the menu and made me feel completely at ease about my multiple food sensitivities and allergies to soy, dairy and gluten. The atmosphere is beautiful and cozy--inside and out. The Ivy is a must if traveling to LA.Special Features:
- Great spot for lunchFoodFoodFoodDined on 10/12/2014The service on arrival at Ivy is impeccable. The knowledge about the menu and attention to detail is great to see. The food absolutely delicious. We sat inside which was nice. Outside is very popular and looked really nice although seemed a bit tight quartered. Overall the setting is lovely. The fresh roses are beautiful.Special Features:
- Our ventures in laTiagia78Dined on 10/12/2014This place was great, we had heard about it but handmy tried it before. We loved it, the staff was gracious and accommodating and the food was amazing!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Gorgeous and specialOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 10/11/2014this is probably my 10th visit to The Ivy and I found it as fun and beautiful as ever. The colorful roses at every table were at their best, and the champagne bar, with more roses, that they have added inside wait you wait for your table, is a very nice touch. Great lunch options - and fantastic service. As always!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Awesome!TexasGirlVIPDined on 10/10/2014This restaurant was a recommendation from a friend to check out while I was there on vacation with my sisters and dad. The food and atmosphere were awesome! All the flowers and decor are gorgeous. Make sure to save room for dessert:) Of all the restaurants we went to in L.A., this was our favorite.Special Features:
- OUTSTANDINGgreatrestaurantDined on 10/10/2014great place. great food. A perfext place for couples and newlywedsSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Ivy was quaintperfectprincessmomDined on 10/9/2014Known for celebrity sightings , and one was not let down. The tables were so close we could have conversations with either side table. Even though I made reservations we had to wait 15 mins. I also mentioned in my reservations I wanted a patio seat and was asked to sit inside. I refused. I also let them know it was a birthday lunch and they forgot until my fiancé spoke to one of the waiters. They made up by giving me homemade cookies.Special Features:
- WinemedinemeDined on 10/8/2014Great service, lovely ambiance. Had a very enjoyable evening. Thanks Ivy!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Love it!meadbaDined on 10/7/2014Love, love, love this place! Fabulous food and cocktails. Had the shrimp tacos and they were TDF. I could sit there all day on that patio and drink those scrumptious, fruity cocktails. Can't wait to go back!Special Features:
- Charming ResturantIntheKnow22Dined on 10/7/2014The Ivy was a pleasant experience, with charming floral pillows & white picket fence. The seating on the patio is very tight and not the greatest during the noon hour. The people dining next to us could hear every word we said and vice versa. As the time passed it began to get very warm and uncomfortable. The food was so-so and not served hot even though it was brought out relatively fast. Makes me think it was sitting precooked in a container and just gussied up to be served. The staff is very attentive and there are no complaints with service. It is not a resturant I would return to, not that it was bad, it's just too costly for so-so luke warm food that I had to eat on my dining neighbors lap.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/5/2014This was a delightful experience from the ambiance to the dessert. The staff was very attentive but not overly friendly. An experience to be repeated.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Loved it!EllenDined on 10/5/2014This restaurant has so much charm. You feel like you are in a small French country cottage. Dining outdoors was great. I was given a complimentary glass of champagne, had a wonderful grilled vegetable salad, and was given a box of delicious chocolate chip cookies when I left. I highly recommend a visit to The Ivy.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Lovely...OpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 10/5/2014Lovely place to visit and we saw two celebrities and sat right next to one. Perfect experience. Sweet outdoor area with great food and service. And, this is coming from someone who is in the restaurant business:)Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Charm and snootyFall2014Dined on 10/4/2014known for it's charm and status...dont' go there if you're on a budget. Food is ok, nothing to die for but most people are there to star watch.Special Features:
- Great experience from start too endPankoDined on 10/4/2014The Ivy was everything we expected and more. Great service, great food, great atmosphere. A must stop.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Too many touristsGeminiLandingDined on 10/3/2014Had just moved back to West Hollywood and took a friend from San Francisco here for Lunch. Food was terrific but ambience has changed a great deal. The inside rooms were filled with tourists and instead of normal locals and a a handful of tourists it changed the ambiance a lot. May not go back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- AmazingOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 10/2/2014The Ivy was amazing, you feel very welcome. we came in and had to wait 5 minutes and they offered us a glass of champagne free of charge. the waiter explained the menu and wine list. the ambiance is romantic but not too much, food was great. we definately will return when in LA again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- over priced and under whelmednadaDined on 10/2/2014For the money that's charged - the food should be 100% better. The cobb salad might as well have been put into the blender it was so chopped and mushed and reduced to non recognizable particles - totally unsatisfactory - the waiter was talking too fast, not caring, not honest about recommendations - the place is gorgeous but wow - what a rip off - for $160 for lunch not including the tip - horrible.Special Features:
- Seriously? This place is a joke!Dinningfor2Dined on 10/1/2014Well my husband and I were so looking forward to our dinner at the Ivy and ended up being very disappointed. When we got there and we were seated outside very far corner, it was so crowded I felt like we came in and sat at the people table next to us. I could have ate of their plates we were so close, couldn't have a private conversation. The food was just average, noting unique or exceptional, just the price, they charge a lot of money for what you get. Not impressed, won't be back, check out SUR or Villa Blanca, much better aumgiance and excelant food, and not over priced.
- Dr. Eva YounanMalibuDined on 10/1/2014The perfect place for a perfect Lunch! I like it so much!! The staff is awesome:))Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Steph4LADined on 9/30/2014Best place in LA. Food is incredible and the service is works class. Be sure to go next door to indigo seas for some exceptional homeware.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Ivy restaurantIrishguestDined on 9/29/2014This restaurant was truly excellent with high quality dining and exceptional service. There was a great atmosphere with outdoor dining and an amazing range of cuisine. This restaurant lived up to our expectations and I would definately return here on my next trip to Beverly Hills.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- MarianaDined on 9/28/2014The place is beautiful. You feel like if you where at you house's garden. THE food, THE beverages were perfects.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The best in LAOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 9/28/2014The Ivy always has been a favorite place for special lunches, brunches, dinners and occasions.Special Features:
- great for a meal with friendswilltravel2dineDined on 9/28/2014We were on holidays from Australia. The Ivy was a "must" on our list and did not disappoint !Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful lunch at the IvyLuvfishDined on 9/28/2014The brunch was wonderful. We had the primavera omelette and French toast. Very unique spot and great outdoor dining.Special Features:
- PerfectDined on 9/27/2014A free glass of champagne when we arrived a little early was a lovely surprise. The tables are quite close together so it can be a little difficult to have a private conversation however it it beautifully decorated and the staff are extremely attentive. The food and cocktails were great, a perfect long lunch.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fun RestaurantkoulaDined on 9/27/2014Having lunch at The Ivy was a highlight of my recent trip to LA. So busy, yet so organized. I loved sitting on the pillows in the booth. Sure glad we had made reservations. It was a very fun experience. The desserts were AWESOME.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- LunchEnjoyDined on 9/26/2014A great experience with prompt attentive service and excellent food ! Book in advance and get a table on the patio Best in L.ASpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- LovelyLunchspotHappycamperDined on 9/25/2014Wonderful ambiance and great location for outdoor dinning! Traditional yet modern. Great service & great tasting food! Exotic drinks & cool place to relax. Great hot spot.Nice place to be spoiled for your birthday or anniversary. Perfect "it" place to enjoy Los angeles weather. Would definitely recommend this restaurant!Special Features:
- the ivyannierossDined on 9/25/2014the lounge area is very cosy. beautifully shabby Los Angeles chic. the service people look spectacular in pink shirts!!Special Features:
- BrilliantOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 9/24/2014Perfect night! Great food -recommended by my waiter great service!Special Features:
- Okay placeCLE440Dined on 9/23/2014I thought the food here was pretty good (I had the lobster ravioli and the ice cream sandwiches), but it's way over-priced. I also had their drink special, a rose sangria, which was $25.00 and certainly not worth it (it was very watered down). It's a cute place, nicely decorated, and our service was fine, but really overall nothing special to warrant the $98.00 I spent. Also, our waiter asked us if we would like "sparkling water" or "still water..." not being used to fancy places, we went with still water thinking it was tap water. $9 later we learned it's bottled water. You live and learn I guess!Special Features:
- Neighborhood GemDmonty413VIPDined on 9/23/2014Service was impeccable. Lobster Cobb salad was amazing and the ice cream cookie sandwiches for dessert were delish!Special Features:


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i have some detail problems with coloring my grey height map. Any advises or detailed tutorials about coloring it?
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i have some detail problems with coloring my grey height map. Any advises or detailed tutorials about coloring it?
Thanks. :)
First off, what software are you using? Second, what do you want it to look like? Because, right now, I don't see any problem...grab a brush and plop some color down. If you're talking about trying to make your mountains more natural, and less like wasp mud-homes, then you need to use a softer brush in the beginning so that the edges feather out more smoothly. Your post is very vague so it's hard to help you right now; please provide something more specific.
I'm using PS and want to give a natural look. I tried to just coloring with brush but it seems too solid to me even with softer brushes. I think my color selection bad, or something like that but i cant really find its 'consistence'.
When using the brush tool, look toward the top of the screen. There you will see some boxes and numbers. Drop the opacity down to 25% or so and then when you paint it will be subtle so that you can build up the color slowly. Also, make sure to use an airbrush tip and not a soft round tip.
The airbrush tip isn't necessarily crucial or even the best thing. You get better control if you build up soft strokes in low opacity. Pen and tablet are strongly recommended.
Also. Say you are starting from black and building up white mountains. It can do good to go back and lower areas down with a black brush. Adds more variation of form, because the shape of a white brush fading down is different from a white area cut back by a fading black brush. I maybe need to work on a better explanation, but it's late and I'm in a hurry to bed. l8r!
I'm on my laptop which doesn't have PS on it, but another way is to create a hypsometric gradient tint (or just download one) and apply it using a gradient map, but you will need a grayscale heightmap to begin with, which may or may not be possible depending on how you've drawn the base map. Sorry I can't be more specific but I haven't got PS on this puter.
Many thanks for replies! With your help i done this: http://img121.imageshack.us/img121/3...nemev1mini.jpg
I need to work on solidness of green, add some 'forests' and some, tundras, plains ect. And need to do sone snowy areas. But out of this i think i do what i can. :)
Nice. I like the lightly mottled look of the vegetation. It gives a good feel for a small-scale satellite view imagery.


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Shintaro Ohata (born in Hiroshima, 1975) is a very talented artist. I admire him because he truly appreciates the little things in everyday life. As a result, his artwork is an authentic depiction of the unfathomable magic that perpetually exists around us: on a table at a fast-food restaurant, in the middle of a big city crossroad during a rainy day, spinning around a carousel at night, and waiting at an old metro station. There's drama and romance hidden within the ordinary.
Ohata is well known for his characteristic style: placing sculptures in front of paintings and presenting them as one single work, thus revealing an intersecting point between the 2-D and the 3-D worlds.
Bill Gates is certainly one of the persons I admire the most. After all, he's some sort of superhero with a lot of brain and money. In this interview with Stephen Colbert, he discusses his annual letter in regards to the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. The conversations touches down on topics like polio eradication, information technology and the decline in childhood deaths worldwide.
Also, for the fanboys, he talks a little bit about Steve Jobs.
Anyway. You know? Something that has always bothered me is the fact that everyone remembers Steve Jobs for his innovative product ideas and how he turned Apple into something cool. And then, here's Uncle Bill doing all sorts of amazing stuff, and apparently he has nowhere near that coolness factor. Well, all that this tells me is that, sadly, saving the world is not that cool.
Oh, but does it matter? Honestly, Uncle Bill doesn't seem to care. So, you know what I think would certainly be really-really cool? If we all aspired to be a little bit more him.
(Oh, also, go read Bill's Annual Letter if you haven't yet: http://annualletter.gatesfoundation.org/)
Here's a short video depicting a chain reaction of human kindness, where small individual acts ripple endlessly to amount for big changes. I really liked it; I thought you might like it too.
The video is actually a compilation of several video clips filmed through the years, stuck together in perfect order to create a heartwarming sequence that is capable of lubricating your eyes with tears. The compilation was apparently inspired by the beautiful song that plays through it: Give a Little Love by Noah and the Whale.
Well, if you are; What you love,
And you do; What you love,
I will always be the sun and moon to you,
And if you share; With your heart,
Yeah, you give; With your heart,
What you share with the world is what it keeps of you.
Human kindness is complex. Even though, it is often defined as an attribute associated with single individuals, in reality it works more like a system. Actually, what would we discover if we mathematized human kindness? Is it possible for us to model it as a dynamical system relatively sensitive to initial conditions, and then go ahead and apply chaos theory to it?
Unexpected, spontaneous, powerful, stochastic, entropic, individualistic, systematic; human kindness is quite complex.


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Detective Comics #241 March, 1957
Happy Pride Month Everyone!
Detective Comics #241 March, 1957
Happy Pride Month Everyone!
Jacob Rubin at Tourettes without Regrets
Holy crap, it's a new stand-up video!
This was recorded by Wonder Dave at the monthly show Tourettes Without Regrets in Oakland. I've posted this joke before, but this is an improved version (both video quality and joke quality). Enjoy!
Shannon Gray circus performance at TWR! Something different Every First Thursday at the Oakland Metro!
Joffrey and the Court Prostitute #GameOfThrones gotliveshow.com
Thadra Sheridan performs "Eggs and Toast" at the Berkeley Poetry Slam
Thadra Sheridan performs Bad Boyfriend at the @berkeleyslam
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IRS 'Dirty Dozen' Tax Scams for 2014, Part 2 — False Income, Fake Charities & More
Here's round two of the 12 nastiest tax scams out there. Be aware of what the crooks will try to pull over on you!
Here's round two of the 12 nastiest tax scams out there. Be aware of what the crooks will try to pull over on you!
With the Legislative Session getting ready to draw to a close, there are still several items on the agenda. Items like the biennial budget with possible funding for the OCTC Advanced Technology Center Phase 2 are being talked about around the community
Oh, let's a take a break from all of our busted brackets, and witness a vending machine in Northern Italy that constructs and bakes a pizza. You be the judge on whether or not you think it looks good or not.
Doing your taxes is unpleasant enough already, but there are also some shifty characters out there who want to make the pain even worse.
Spring is in the air! It's time to clean up the house, clean out the closets and face all those documents that have been haunting you all winter.
Watch the video below for tips on what to keep and how to organize your finances!
The Waverly Hills Sanatorium in Louisville, Kentucky was used for over fifty years to quarantine tuberculosis patients, most of which met their brutal demise inside the hospital. It was shut down in 1961, after a successful antibiotic against TB was discovered, but reopened again in 1962 and used as a geriatric facility until sometime in 1980.
Kentucky lawmakers are considering proposing an amendment to the state constitution that would remove the office of State Treasurer.
The next six weeks are known as Tax Season, and we've come up with a few ways to lower your bill that you might not know about.
Forbes Magazine has published a list of the top ten American cities that are trending upward in terms of job growth. And look who made the cut!
All the new healthcare laws and options can be very confusing. Fortunately, there are people that can help you make the right choices.
Kentucky Wesleyan College Spring Open House is this Saturday. It's the first of two open houses each year, spring and fall. And, as you can see KWC Admissions Director Rashad Smith welcomes you with open arms


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What I haven't found, though, is a fractal-like program to create a surface texture / heightmap of craters that maps onto a sphere seamlessly.


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I've forgotten who all actually looks at this. I can't remember if this is one of the ones I have to censor.
Anyway, I'm sure my level of concern is inversely proportional to how many drinks I have.
I've forgotten who all actually looks at this. I can't remember if this is one of the ones I have to censor.
Anyway, I'm sure my level of concern is inversely proportional to how many drinks I have.
You know what I'd like to do? I'd like to go back in time to whenever it was that whoever it was invented McDonalds or TV dinners or corn subsidies or whatever and make them stop. Because at Chick-fil-A today, I was trying to order my moderately-less-deadly Caesar wrap combo, and she asked me what I wanted to drink, and I had this momentary panic attack about whether it was worse to drink the sugar or the chemical fake sugar in my lemonade (forgetting that I could just, I don't know, not order a combo and drink water instead).
But this just highlights something that I'm bitter about in general: I'm pissed off that previous generations have created all this fake food that is the only thing you can find anymore that it turns out is killing us all, and now it's MY job to try to avoid it, but I can't, really, unless I go off the grid and live off the land or something. And I have all this OTHER STUFF going on in my life right now and all this energy I spend on trying to figure out what lurking, genetically-modified, chemically-enhanced NON-FOOD food products to avoid is energy that could be much better-used elsewhere, except that if I do ignore it, I will get fat and cancerous and die. Even if I run marathons.
In conclusion: fuck you, ConAgra. Fuck you right in the eye.
PS: More updates coming soon. I've been somewhat preoccupied, mostly with running around waving my arms and bleating uninformedly about the coming apocalypse.
Vuvuzela? I hardly know 'er!
(Okay, fine, it only works if you say it like you're Norm. But still.)
I'm…. finding Tom Cruise attractive in these previews for Knight and Day. I… I really don't know how to process that information.
I should be enjoying things, I shout, in my head. I'm never going to get this day back! Or the one before that! There are things to enjoy and I am not enjoying them and it's all your fault!
As long as it's not my fault.
Okay, so… you know, this whole Alvin Greene thing.
Here's the thing. And it pains me to admit that it's "A Thing" but the news cycle hasn't dropped it yet, so apparently it is. Anyway, here's the thing: It doesn't matter. Whether the state GOP paid his registration fee or not, whether he won 60% of the primary votes because his name was first on the ballot or the electronic voting machines went hinky or, more conspiritorially (but entirely plausibly, because this *is* South Carolina), because it's an open primary and you can vote in it whether or not you affiliate yourself with the party in question and hey, wouldn't that be a hoot, guys?, whether he's right in the head or not — it doesn't matter.
Unless the Democrats ran Jesus himself in that race, Jim DeMint was not going to lose.
Now, I believe we should take our electoral process seriously, and I believe if there is any indication that something truly was out of line in this situation, it should be investigated. Just because the result of an election is, barring video evidence and a signed confession from Jim DeMint that he eats babies (and maybe not even then — this *is* South Carolina), a foregone conclusion, doesn't mean the process should be used as a joke or in perpetrating actual fraud. But all this gnashing of teeth and hysterical finger-pointing on behalf of the SC Democrats is only making the situation more embarrassing for everyone. If there is evidence of wrongdoing, investigate it and bring that to light so that *the system itself* isn't abused in that way in the future.
But here's the thing, SC Democratic Party: if you felt the ultimate result was enough of a lock for the other guys that you didn't want to spend funds supporting the candidate you would have preferred win the primary or the time to investigate the only other guy on the ballot — the random, completely unknown guy on the ballot — BEFORE the primary, it's a little late now to cry foul now. When the general election comes around, Vic Rawl was not going to win, Alvin Greene is not going to win — y'all need to sit down, shut up, and figure out how to keep this from happening again instead of wasting all of our time blaming everyone else for it having happened this time.
I am a Democrat in SC, and I approve this message.
So, later last night, I ran across the prequel to the journal entries I started transcribing last night; I think I can date these things better now. Last night's entry was actually from sometime around the middle of my sophomore year of college, so probably late 1996 or early 1997. The one that follows chronologically appears to be from the spring of 1998. I was not a very dedicated diarist, apparently only feeling the need to record my PAIN and HEARTACHE for posterity when things were going badly between me and ol' John (or rather, when they were going exactly as theatrically badly as I could have wished). I'll post the "prequel" next, which will lay a little bit more groundwork for the horrors to come.
See, I had enjoyed a long and happy relationship in high school that lasted about three years. My boyfriend was a great guy — he treated me like a beautiful and special princess snowflake, brought me flowers, and suffered through ballet performances. We went everywhere together and wrote each other schmoopy notes and had long telephone conversations ("Are you asleep?" "No, are you?") when we weren't together (which was pretty much when we were either in class or I was in a ballet rehearsal). Of course we fought occasionally about stupid teenager-y things, but he was cute and athletic and the whole thing was hearts and rainbows and, eventually, a good bit of fumbling and awkward, but ultimately sweet… physical experimentation. His parents travelled a good bit and his older brother was away at college, so we had the house to ourselves a lot. Also, he had a pool.
The other thing is that I was a pretty solitary kid in a lot of ways. If I wasn't over at my boyfriend's house engaging in… physical experimentation… I was either at school or at a ballet class, or I was reading. Oh, I had friends and we hung out some, but I was a voracious reader. I graduated from high school having consumed a steady diet of the likes of Gone With the Wind, Anya Seton, L.M. Montgomery and Elizabeth Peters.
In other words, I had no idea how a real relationship worked. There wasn't any particular Event that broke High School Boy and I up, unless you count Life and College and the fact that we were really only kids playing at being grown up. But the relative idyllic perfection of that relationship left me completely emotionally unprepared for messier quasi-adult relationships. I hadn't experienced any angst yet! I didn't know I was supposed to! After all, I had been A Girlfriend for years, I had that deal down cold. I would just have to pick a likely prospect — and why shouldn't they all like me? I was great!
So that was pretty much my emotional landscape by the time "John" and the other college guys joined the picture. And for the most part, I wasn't terribly off the mark; if they weren't actually falling at my feet and pledging undying devotion, it wasn't particularly hard for me to get a date. John — John was the enigma. His recalcitrant refusal to prostrate himself obediently before the altar of my Girlfriendish perfection, despite all that we seemed to have in common and what appeared to be a clear sort of affection and friendship between us, utterly confounded me and, at the same time, entranced me. Finally, this was something deep and true — it must have been, because that was the natural progression of all the romantic stories I had read; of course the hero and heroine encountered obstacles, but those obstacles would only ultimately prove how right they were for each other. He wasn't unattainable, he was just unenlightened. I refused all evidence to the contrary; I was utterly miserable at times, and realize now that I enjoyed all the misery and drama for all it was worth. He was an irresistible challenge, the heroin to my romance-addicted little heart. I was Scarlett O'Hara, and John was my Ashley Hamilton.
Okay, I made a butt-cringingly embarrassing discovery tonight and I'm starting a new series of entries, because it's too rich not to share. I was rooting around in the basement looking for a box I never did find, because I ran across some old journals and papers from college and before I knew it, I was sitting on the floor, reading and laughing at my poor, 19- or 20-year-old, extremely angst-ridden self. Extremely angst-ridden.
As very minor background, I dated this particular fellow off and on during college. Apparently, during one of our "off" periods, I took to journaling (old skool pen and paper style — this was the mid-90s, please remember) my PAIN and HEARTACHE. It's kind of sad, actually, how wrapped up I was in this non-relationship, and how convinced I was that what we had was DEEP and TRUE and, oh, it's just all so tragic. To assure you (and, more honestly, myself) that I'm not quite the romantically-challenged asshole that these will make me appear, I did date other people in college. This lucky guy was the only one that drove me to writing utter drivel, though.
(NOTE: Do I think he'll see this and know it was him? Highly doubtful, particularly since only about three people who know me in real life know about this blog and he is not one of them — nor does he have contact with any of them, as far as I know. And if he does find this — oh, well. More mortifying things have happened in the 13 or 14 years (Years! My God!) since these were written. Maybe he'd be flattered to know that he inspired me to such heights of crap all those years ago. More likely he would just shake his head and thank whatever it is he believes in that he avoided the psycho. Honestly, if this is what I was like that year, I'm surprised I had any friends left by the time summer came around.)
And, so, without further ado, Part I. I believe this was written the summer of 1997? 1996? I didn't actually date these things, so I'm guessing. But this appears to have been written at the start of a school year. Spelling and punctuation is as was originally recorded. Commentary by Present Me is in bold. Names have been changed to protect the truly innocent — which would be everyone except me in this farce. "John" is the star player here.
Well … hmmm… I'm in a sort of a … funk right now — I guess that's what Charlie would call it anyway — thinking too much, perhaps? Just thinking things like — what if I never find anybody? [Seriously? You're what, 19?] I'd always thought it was pretty much a given that I would. But right now I just don't feel close to anyone — I see Andy and Christy, Mark and Anne — it makes me sort of jealous, because that's something I don't have. [It's ok, give it a few years, and you may end up marrying one of those other guys. Bless your heart.] I used to feel pretty close to John, but that seems to have retreated somehow. [Yes, some dates and some making out = lasting, undying devotion. Of course.] I just don't understand — why can't I have someone I feel totally at one with? Someone I feel like cares so much about me and wants to spend all their time with me. [Oh, so young.] Instead, I feel like I do all the pursuing, all the talking. I guess deep down inside I just want someone to love me. That I can love back. It's hard waiting for that, not knowing if it will ever come. It makes life seem awfully long. [Nineteen! And you just broke up with one of the five people you dated the past year! Who ARE you?]
I guess I'm finding that trust and committment are very important to me… maybe more important than I realized. [Not as important as spelling, apparently. But now we're getting to the meat of the issue. Shockingly, "John" didn't return my fierce passion and, after a summer away from my charming clinginess, wanted to date other people. Granted, he didn't actually come right out and *say* that, he just sort of went ahead with that plan. He probably realized I would have collapsed on my fainting couch and had a fit of the vapors before murdering his bunny rabbit if he had actually told me that. Good grief. Nineteen.] Makes me feel pretty lonely - - - I know I have people I can talk to, but no one I feel really connected with. Do you actively forge those connections, or are they just there with certain people (who I obviously haven't met yet)? [Or have I? Dun dun, DUNNNNN.] Or it is a combination of the two? [Fairly insightful, you blithering idiot. You still haven't learned this lesson as well as you should have by now.]
End of Part I. I really need to come up with a catchy title for these. Next time — John and I are apparently back together. OR ARE WE?


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Sen. Jeff Kessler Promotes Future Fund
Senate President Jeff Kessler says he thinks he has the support of Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin and House Speaker Tim Miley to create a future fund for education and other needs, despite budget woes. Kessler says the plan would set aside a portion of the severance tax on the state's natural gas industry without imposing higher tax rates or affecting current government programs. The plan could infuse more money for future teacher pay raises, infrastructure and other needs. Kessler will push the plan in the upcoming legislative session, which starts tomorrow.
Dunbar Gets New Police Chief
Dunbar police chief Earl Whittington has been police chief for 29 years, and announced his retirement during a City Council meeting Monday night. Meanwhile, Jesse Bailes was sworn in as the new police chief. Bailes is a 27-year veteran of the Kanawha County Sheriff's Department. Bailes takes over for Whittington immediately. Whittington has accepted a position with the sheriff's department. For more news to to www.wsaz.com.
Christmas Trees Are Serving a New Purpose
Your Christmas tree can continue to serve a useful purpose well after the lights and ornaments are gone. Instead of dragging that dried out pine to the curb for trash pick-up, many are recycling. Saturday, many dropped their trees off at the Capital Market in Charleston, and they'll be placed in lakes across West Virginia to improve fish habitats. Last year, close to 600 trees were collected, but the numbers aren't final yet this year. For more Charleston-Kanawha Valley News go to www.wsaz.com.
Man Under Investigation For Misleading Student Athletes
A man accused of delivering empty promises to student athletes is being investigated by South Charleston police. Officers say Daniel Hicks is accused of misleading people in a scheme that would have involved a basketball organization known as the West Virginia Angels. The victims are from throughout the United States. It was a similar story in 2011 when students from across the country came to South Charleston -- with the thought that they'd be attending a prep school. The FBI is still taking a closer look into the prep school incident from a few years ago. At that time, Hicks was charged with fraudulent schemes. For more Charleston Kanawha Valley News, go to www.wsaz.com.
Fund Set Up For Payton Thomas
A ceremony Friday evening honored a young girl recently killed in a tragic accident. 10-year old Payton Thomas died late last month when a friend accidentally shot her as the two were playing. The community gathered Friday to pay tribute at Ruffner Elementary School where Payton was a third-grader. Payton's parents said they're thankful for the support of the entire community. They also said they have set up a fund to help with expenses. Anyone can donate to the Payton Thomas Memorial Fund at the United Bank along Virginia Street East in Charleston.
Winter Weather Advisory In Effect
Much of the country is in the deep freeze right now, and that record cold is impacting West Virginia. An arctic front is bringing below-zero temperatures and snow to parts of the state, and the National Weather Service says temperatures in northern West Virginia are expected to plunge to 10 to 15 degrees below zero Monday night. For the Charleston area, the National Weather Service says a winter weather advisory is in effect until 3pm today, with up to 3 inches snow accumulation, with the possibility of flash freezing tonight. NWS also issued a wind chill warning starting today at 4PM lasting till 3PM Tuesday. 15-25 MPH winds with gusts to 35 MPH are possible, creating a wind chill of -20 to -30.
Second Person Faces Charges In Shooting
Charges have been filed against a second person in connection with a shooting in downtown Charleston on New Year's Day. Police told WSAZ.com, they are charging Jamison Conrad with accessory after a malicious wounding. Police say Conrad was with Michael Underwood Wednesday morning on Virginia Street. Underwood got into a fight with John Scott, and that's when police say Underwood shot Scott. Police say Conrad is an attorney in Fayetteville. Charleston Mayor, Danny Jones is filing ethics charges against him with the West Virginia State Bar. For more, go to www.wsaz.com
United Food Operation Drive Kicks Off
West Virginia food banks are looking for some help after the holidays, and the 32nd annual United Food Operation food drive is kicking off this month. Donations have been down for many charitable organizations this year, and food banks are looking for private donations, and for sponsors to make tax deductible donations. UFO collects for food pantries and acts as a distribution center. It is an all-volunteer, nonprofit organization that collects food and funds to help stock community food pantries in Kanawha and Putnam counties. Needed donations include nonperishable foods, cleaning supplies, diapers, infant formula, and baby food. For more information go to www.unitedfoodoperation.org or call 304-342-2023.
Dept. of Agriculture Audit Turned Over to US Attorney's Office
The speaker of the West Virginia House of Delegates says evidence of mismanagement under the state Department of Agriculture's previous administration has been turned over to a federal prosecutor. Democrat Tim Miley of Harrison said Thursday that a preliminary legislative audit of the department's finances before Walt Helmick became commissioner found evidence of "troubling activities and management practices," including questionable accounting methods and expense reimbursements. Helmick requested the audit, which Miley said is standard practice when a new agency head takes over. Miley and Senate President Jeff Kessler ordered the auditor to turn the findings over to the U.S. attorney's office, according to the Charleston Gazette.
WV Ranks High for ATV Deaths
A new study says West Virginia has the nation's highest rate of fatal all-terrain vehicle accidents. The Charleston Daily Mail reports that the study released this week by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety looked at rider deaths on public roads from 2007 to 2011. In that time, 1,701 riders died in crashes on public roads throughout the nation. West Virginia ranked third in the number of deaths with 96. However, its death rate of 105 per 10 million people was the country's highest. Wyoming was a distant second with 70. State Police Sgt. Michael Baylous says the popularity of outdoor activities in West Virginia may be a reason for the high rate of ATV fatalities.


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Budget 2013: FATCA-style rules extend to Crown Dependencies
21 March 2013
The Government has announced a tax information agreement with Jersey, Guernsey, Isle of Man and the Cayman Islands.
Chris Tragheim, tax partner at Deloitte, said:
"This move is hugely significant because it widens the FATCA-style rules to the Channel Islands, Isle of Man, Cayman Islands and other Overseas Territories. It follows the US FATCA requirements and means, in essence, that UK persons with accounts in these countries will have their assets and balances reported to HMRC. It's another step in the drive towards global exchange of information."
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Making the most of their Monday night (October 6), the cast of "St. Vincent" turned up at the big New York City premiere at the Ziegfeld Theatre.
Naomi Watts enjoyed the support of her doting beau Liev Schreiber as she hobnobbed with her legendary costar Bill Murray and greeted fans and press.
He's been on a streak of making fun cameos, and Bill Murray's latest guest appearance involved free ice cream.
On Tuesday night (July 22), the owner of CVT Soft Serve threw a "Bill Murray Ice Cream Social" in Los Angeles, CA.
It's hard to believe that it's been 30 years since the theatrical release of "Ghostbusters," and it's coming back to theaters next month for one week only.
The fan-favorite film just released a new trailer for the re-release, claiming it's going to be an event "of biblical proportions," beginning on August 29th.
The fall movie lineup is starting to come together and "St. Vincent" stands out as one of autumn's must-see films.
First he gave a speech at a Charleston, South Carolina bachelor party and now Bill Murray is featured in an engagement photo shoot in the same city.
While Ashley Donald & Erik Rogers were having their picture taken near a historic downtown home, the "Ghostbusters" star walked past and began trying to crack them up.
Nothing is shocking when it comes to Lady Gaga, so it's no wonder Mother Monster received a celebrity escort courtesy of Bill Murray as she arrived at the Roseland Ballroom yesterday (April 2).
The "Groundhog Day" actor addressed the crowd outside with a megaphone as the "Just Dance" songstress paraded around in her crazy green wig.
He may be 63 years old, but Bill Murray proved he still has all of the wit and whimsy of a college boy during a golf tournament on Thursday (March 27).
The "Groundhog Day" star opted for a pair of Pabst Blue Ribbon trousers as he hit the links, and that wasn't even the best part of his ensemble.
Things got a little wild at the Vanity Fair Oscar party and the festivities turned Amy Poehler literally upside down.


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