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Drew is really the fourth Straiton brother and he ran away from home and decided to become a coordinator to prove that he could be just as 'fabulous' as his older brothers. Kind of like with Misty and her sisters in a way.
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Also I claim Piplup in the Claim a Pokemon thread =)
The first Jigglypuff that Ash had encountered in Kanto was the same one that followed him around across the rest of Kanto, Johto, etc.
Okay, I have a few Ash Headcanons that I kinda need to get out of my system:
-Being an only child, Ash is actually pretty independent and introspective. I don't think he'd have a problem with traveling alone tbh.
-Ash had a lot of playmates in Pallet, but Gary was his only real friend. As nice as Ash is, I think he finds it difficult to create long lasting friendships; he probably doesn't even keep up with his previous traveling partners.
-The fact that he's accepted the reality of his "rotating travel buddy system" kinda adds to this.
-He's definitely a Gemini
-Ash's dad left him at a young age, but Ash never really thought about it much or felt that he was missing any male role models in his life because he was constantly with Professor Oak and Gary.
-Ash is 4'11
"seasons change, people change"
"seasons change, people change"
Takeshi is a really short 15 year old.
Arceus movie (although I actually liked it :P), I truly believe the writers shouldn't mess with time travel ever again XD
*The Kanto Pokemon League occurred a short time before Ash left Pallet Town on his journey. Thats why , despite how long it took him to get his badges , there was still a long time until the League started.
*Each region has a Pokemon League once a year but they are staggered so that they happen at different times. This holds true for Grand Festivals as well except they are at reverse times to the Pokemon League. This is why the Kanto Grand Festival could be at the Indigo Plateau without interfering with set up for the league.
*Badges can be used for the Pokemon league regardless of what year you got them in. However each set of 8 can only be used once then they are electronically tagged and cant be used again.
This might be true for ribbons as well but it would make more sense that each year the look of the ribbon changes to force people to re-obtain their 5 ribbons. This would explain the change in the look of ribbons between Gen 3 and 4.
---Though it might also hold true that each region has different looking ribbons for the same reason.
*Deep down Ash wants to become a Pokemon master so much because he feels that his father might return / win the love of his father if he does. (this one is abit of a stretch)
*Unova is set in a geographically separate country to the rest of the regions but its east coast is close enough for marine and bird life to reach.
* Oak either lied about the amount of pokemon there is in the world or high competitiveness between researchers and professors in the pokemon world had previously prevented them from sharing knowledge with their rival counterparts. This practice has broken down in recent years.
*Pikachi likes the attention from Bunneary but is either too stubborn or too shy to admit it.
*My own variation to something that someone else brought up : Any sufficiently intelligent pokemon can learn to speak if taught at a young enough age or if they work hard enough. Although Meowlth shows the latter option can have adverse affects on the pokemon.
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Here's a couple on my wish list
-PVP match options, such as no Estus or BSs and even outlaw specific spells/weapons
-final kill cutscenes would be cool on boss fights God of War style without commands though
-NG+ be more hardcore such as random enemy placement
These are just a couple to get started what are your thoughts?
- Bigger better world
- Bigger better enemy variety
- Bigger better loot
- Bigger better graphics
- Bigger better sound
- Bigger better NG+ (i.e. bosses change up attack patterns, new areas unlock, etc.)
ADD, no. Where is the thread for Fallout OCD players?
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-Partridge in a pear tree.
People really need to stop complaining about the inclusion of online passes...
The ONLY thing I want in dark Souls 2 is I want my Dragon Smasher moveset back from demon souls. Why from removed it is beyond me, but that is ALL I want back. The ultra greatswords movesets are horrible in dark Souls compared to that thing.
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- beards
- fit the boss armor better. (gywn and goughs make it look like you have t-rex arms)
- different types of magic or at least variations of the same schools of magic
- better whip move set
- hook blades, when you have one in the left and right they will connect when you 2-hand them
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My list.
-Bigger bosses.
-Ability to be able to climb some enemies.
-Dedicated Servers
-Events made by FromSoftware(Tournaments, Gauntlets, Extra hard mode day where enemies do insane damage, etc..etc..)
-An actual PvP arena, or colosseum with different rules of combat, can't use your own equipment and such, but allow other modes where you can.
-No more homing arrows or bolts, seriously that's cheap.
-Way bigger world, and more varied location.
-More enemy variety.
-Kalameet was a fun dragon battle, the game needs more dragon battles though.
-Cool looking armor sets, different designs and traditional, all boss armos can be worn.
-Shields on your back block backstabs.
-Covenats tweaked, made bigger and give better rewards.
-Bring back the Meatcleaver with the Demon's Souls moveset it used to have.
-Patches should return along with the Crestfallen Warrior.
-Every NG+ the enemy positioning changes to a max how many NG+ there are so it keeps things fresh and tense.
-20 Estus Flasks is too much, give us 10 max but with the ability to still upgrade them.
-Whips have actual decent movesets, along with fist weapons.
-Craftable weapons or armor from materials dropped from bosses or enemies, sort of like MH.
-Beards, better character models, better hairstyles and the works.
-Breaking body parts on bosses or enemies renders some of their attacks useless.
-Damaged armor looks damaged, taking high amounts of damage breaks off pieces of armor, can be repaired back of course.
That's a lot of wishes lol. Hopefully some of them happen :D
"Soul of the Mind key to life's ether, Soul of the lost withdrawn from it's vessel, Let strength be granted so the world might be mended..."
Lets seeeee; where to begin? BS hitbox reduced for ALL weapons, better armor, a revamped poise system, way more diversity in weapons, combo animations unique to each and every weapon, HARDER pve(want to get my a** whooped), revamped invasion system as in whatever number of whites I summon, I want to be able to get invaded by the same amount of black phantoms, aaaaaand last but not least miyazaki COMPLETELY taking over the game, directing it as he sees fit (which is how I see fit). My perfect game <3
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- More fluid dual-wielding weapons movesets.
- Better server-physics for PvP and co-op.
- More covenants with active roles in the gameplay dynamics and their own sidequests.
- Beards.
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PESHAWAR, Pakistan, March 1 (Reuters) - An al Qaeda-linked militant who has called for attacks on China over its treatment of Muslims has been killed in a U.S. missile strike in Pakistan, Pakistani intelligence and Taliban officials said on Monday.
China, a close ally of Pakistan, is worried about the spread of Islamist violence from militant strongholds in northwest Pakistan to its troubled far western Xinjiang region.
Abdul Haq al-Turkistani, leader of a group called the Turkistani Islamic Party (TIP), was killed in an attack by a U.S. drone aircraft in the North Waziristan region on the Afghan border on Feb. 15, they said.
"Abdul Haq al-Turkistani was among three militants killed," said a Pakistani intelligence agency official who declined to be identified.
A Taliban militant official also said al-Turkistani had been killed in the U.S. missile strike.
Last year, al-Turkistani appeared in a video on an Islamist website calling for Chinese people to be attacked at home and abroad.
"Their men should be killed and captured to seek the release of our brothers who are jailed in Eastern Turkistan," al-Turkistani, sitting with an assault rifle by his side, said last year, referring to the region by an old name.
Described by an al Qaeda-linked website as the leader of TIP, he accused China of committing "barbaric massacres" of Muslims.
Xinjiang is home to 8 million Uighurs, a Turkic, largely Islamic people who share linguistic and cultural bonds with central Asia. Many resent a growing Han Chinese presence.
Chinese authorities in Xinjiang have waged a heavy-handed campaign against what China calls violent separatist activity by the ethnic minority Muslims.
China is a major investor in predominantly Muslim Pakistan in areas such as telecommunications, ports and infrastructure. The countries are linked by a Chinese-built road pushed through Pakistan's northern mountains.
Hundreds of Chinese people work in Pakistan and several have been kidnapped or killed in attacks in recent years.
Islamist militants from all over the world have flocked to northwestern Pakistan's semi-autonomous ethnic Pashtun lands since the 1980s, when holy warriors rallied with U.S. and Pakistani support to push Soviet forces out of neighbouring Afghanistan.
Many sought refuge in the region after U.S.-led forces drove the Taliban and their al Qaeda allies out of Afghanistan in an invasion weeks after the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks.
The United States has stepped up its drone strikes in northwest Pakistan over the past year killing several prominent militants including Pakistani Taliban leader Baitullah Mehsud last August.
Mehsud's replacement, Hakimullah Mehsud, is also widely believed to have been killed in a missile strike in remote mountains in January.
The militants have killed hundreds of people over recent months in both Pakistan and Afghanistan, in suicide bomb attacks. (Writing by Zeeshan Haider; Editing by Robert Birsel and Ralph Boulton)
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JACKSON — The U.S. Department of Education will give Mississippi nearly $55,000 to help pay the costs of low-income high school students taking Advanced Placement and other exams that could help them earn college credit after accelerated high school classes.
The money comes at a time when the number of Mississippi students taking advanced placement tests has fallen for two years in a row. College Board figures show that 6,069 students, from public, private and home schools, took AP exams in 2013. That's down more than 4 percent from a peak of 6,350 in 2011.
The federal award announced yesterday was part of $28 million that the agency announced for a total of 40 states, the District of Columbia and the U.S. Virgin Islands. U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan said in a statement that the money will help high schools offer tougher courses and help students learn the skills they need to prepare for college.
AP exams cost $89 apiece without any aid. The federal money is expected to pay all but $18 of the cost of each advanced placement test taken by low-income students. States may opt to require students to pay a portion of the costs. Current aid had lowered the price per exam to $55 per low-income student in Mississippi.
Besides AP tests, the money will also cover students who take other exams that could earn them college credit, including International Baccalaureate exams and Cambridge International exams. While AP is more common in Mississippi, a few schools offer the other exams.
State Superintendent Carey Wright has pushed for more students to take advanced courses and get college credit as part of her overall goals for the state. A spokeswoman for Wright did not immediately respond to a request for comment Tuesday.
The total number of AP courses offered by Mississippi public schools has risen by nearly 45 percent to a total of 796 from 2008 to 2013. But that increase is accounted for by fewer than 20 of 147 districts. DeSoto County alone added 77 AP courses, while Jackson city schools added 40.
More than half of Mississippi's 147 public school districts either offered no AP courses in 2013 or had cut offerings since 2008, according to state Department of Education figures. Some superintendents say budget pressure has led them to limit advanced classes.
College Board figures confirm those trends. In 2008, students from 189 Mississippi schools took AP exams. That number fell by more than 20 percent to 150 schools in 2013.
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We dread the day that the J.Crew x New Balance collection comes to a halt, but fortunately it looks like that sad day won't be coming in 2014. On the way from that ongoing collab...Read More
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James McCarthy has expressed his delight at joining Everton.
The Republic of Ireland international put pen to paper on a long-term arrangement just before the transfer window closed and the deal was formally confirmed by the Premier League overnight.
After a summer of widespread speculation Roberto Martinez secured the signature of the 22-year old, who is relishing the opportunity to link up with his former boss. A delighted McCarthy told evertontv: "To be honest I am over the moon. The last few hours have been nerve-racking and I am delighted to be here. "Once I knew Everton were interested there was no going back - I wanted to come here and try and establish myself. "I worked under the manager for four years at Wigan, they were four brilliant years. I loved every minute of that. I know some of the boys who are here so it was a no-brainer to be honest." McCarthy was a key player under Martinez at the DW Stadium and played a pivotal role in Wigan's dramatic FA Cup final triumph in May. Having emerged at Hamilton Academicals as a 15-year-old in 2006, he has already played over 200 senior games despite his relatively young age. He was named the Scottish PFA Young Player of the Year in 2009, shortly before being recruited for Wigan by Martinez, and amid reported interest from other top flight sides he has opted to take his career to the next stage by joining the Blues.
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Yes, you first must contact the credit agencies with proof that those delinquent accounts are not yours in order to raise your credit scores. Once that is rectified then you can reapply for a home loan but definitely get your credit corrected ASAP.
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1. Make a copy of your credit report and circle every item you believe is incorrect.
2. Write a letter to the reporting agency (the address will be printed on the report). Explain each dispute and request an investigation to resolve the issues. If you have supporting paperwork, send it along, coding pages to match dispute paragraphs. Do not send your originals.
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very good information given.
Here are a few links to articles on how to increase your score. But first, as mentioned below, removing the errors would be a priority.
Nobody should care about your credit more than you.
I had this happen to a client of mine a few years ago. There are no shortcuts or easy fixes; you must dispute in writing each account that is on your report fraudulently to each of the three agencies reporting it. Once you have the reports in, it may be possible to deal with the follow-up online and by phone and email. The sooner you start the process the sooner it may be over, but don't take their word for it and assume nothing until you obtain a clean credit report. We had several false starts. I wish I could tell you otherwise, but I'd rather you be prepared for the most likely scenario. Best of luck.
The Federal Trade Commission has a "How to Dispute Credit Report Errors" webpage here:
I also want to make sure you know you do have three credit scores (Experian, TransUnion, Equifax) and a lender will be using your "mid-score" for underwriting. If you are only pulling a single credit score you may be missing other items that are hurting your score that show on one or both of the other two credit reporting agencies.
The best thing you can do now is to completely focus on contacting the three credit bureaus to rectify the erroneous accounts!


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Statewide groups representing farmers and bicyclists are backing a bill focusing on dangerously bad drivers. The Dairy Business Association [2] and Wisconsin Bike Fed [3] are among those supporting tougher penalties for motorist violations.
Fifty-nine-year-old David Beam was bicycling on a county highway when he was struck by a car trying to pass on a hill. Beam suffered a broken neck, rib and leg that left him unable to work for three months.
The driver was found liable for civil damages but there were no criminal charges filed. Beam wishes there had been and that the penalties had been stronger. "If he'd hit a mailbox, he probably would have been charged with damage to property or losing control of his vehicle," Beam said. "Almost killing somebody by losing control of your vehicle must mean something."
The bill doubles the fine for most traffic violations involving vulnerable highway users. Jail time, driver education and license suspension are also part of the increased penalties a judge could impose. Vulnerable users include: horse drawn buggies, pedestrians, cyclists, farm vehicles and horseback riders.
The bill does not, however, include motorcyclists.
The motorcyle advocacy group known as ABATE [4] asked to be taken out of the bill. ABATE's legislative director Dave Dwyer says the bill shows bias. "The penalties should be increased for all violations involving great bodily harm or death, not just a select few, and for all seriously injured and killed persons regardless of their conveyance."
Six other states have similar laws.
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Assumptions underlying impact assessments of climatic change for agriculture are explored conceptually and empirically. Variability in climatic conditions, the relevance of human decision-making, and the role of non-climatic forces are reviewed and captured in a model of agricultural adaptation to climate. An empirical analysis of farmers' decisions in light of variations in climate and other forces is based on a survey of 120 farm operators in southwestern Ontario. Many farmers were affected by variable climatic conditions over a six-year-period, and some undertook strategic adaptations in their farm operations. Frequency of dry years was the key climatic stimulus to farming adaptations. However, only 20 percent of farmers were sufficiently influenced by climatic conditions to respond with conscious changes in their farm operations.
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- Agricultural adaptation to climatic variation
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Climatic Change
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- 1996-05-01
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- 0165-0009
- Online ISSN
- 1573-1480
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- 2. Impact Assessment Centre, Carleton University, K1S 5B6, Ottawa, ON, Canada
- 3. Faculty of Environmental Sciences, University of Guelph, N1G 2W1, Guelph, ON, Canada


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They are for testing urine to see if there is sugar or other chemicals there, used in medecine but quite good for wine making. residual sugar can be a problem.
What about that trick with the string while corking to let gas escape? Wet the string, drape it over the lip, cork and then draw the string out. I read this was a great way to relieve the pressure of the compressed air behind the cork. Still bulk aging my first real wine; others were Rieslings that I kegged. Maybe the air pressure + slippery corks were the problem?
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But it wasn't long before another current of comment began to surface. Jobs, one of a very small number of people who could be considered the founding fathers of personal computing, was not universally beloved as a man, even by admirers of his intellect.
"Steve Jobs was a major, world-class jerk," begins one such article, by David Coursey in Forbes. "A friend who knows about these things — but not Steve — wonders if he wasn't at least a borderline sociopath. If you define that as someone who does evil things and doesn't feel remorse, the picture of a smirking Steve Jobs does begin to emerge."
Coursey goes on to praise Jobs' genius, however, and eventually offers career advice to other would-be leaders: "If you can't match [Jobs'] genius and ability to imagine and deliver, you haven't earned the right to match his behavior."
Elsewhere in Forbes, Frederick Allen highlights Jobs' famous commencement speech at Stanford, one that gained renewed popularity on YouTube and in text after Jobs' death. Allen said the part advising graduates to find work they love is "absolutely right-on advice — as long as you're Steve Jobs. For many, if not most, people, it might be a recipe for disaster."
Robin Hanson, writing on the blog "Overcoming Bias," expanded on the point by seizing on Jobs' advice to "never settle."
"Now try to imagine a world where everyone actually tried to follow this advice," Hanson writes. "And notice that we have an awful lot of things that need doing [that] are unlikely to be anyone's dream job. So a few folks would be really happy, but most everyone else wouldn't stay long on any job, and most stuff would get done pretty badly. Not a pretty scenario."
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Steve was a visionary leader without a doubt. As for his personality, I will never know him personally, but from what I've seen on youtube, he was a car-salesman-like jerk at times, and as he grew up, he became more reserved and humble.
Unless and until somebody strings 'em up, what our society considers material success is always exemplified by some sort of a pirate. It's what we value. Now in Jobs case he probably started out a little scurvy, but add to that a growing cancerous pain and a death-obsession for a global legacy, literally to and in spite of the throng of detractors of lesser spirit and intelligence ... presto, Epic figure...imagine that.
@John" I wonder how well Apple could've done under Scully's guidance"
Uh, we did get to see it - it sucked! Even Scully has admitted he was in way over his head. Apple is Apple because of Jobs - period.
@Richard "Years from now, the iPhone, Mac, iPad and other realizations of Job's genious will be anachronistic footnotes in technology texts. Gates contributions to the entire world will be a legacy of accomplishment and generosity taught to generations of our children, and their children."
Huh? You have no idea how either Jobs or Gates dealt with their home life. I have a sneaky suspicion that Gates is just as much a workaholic adrenaline junky as Jobs - successful people are successful for a reason!
I also think it's hilarious that since Steve Jobs passed people are acting like Apple is just going to dissolve away into irrelevance. The number one "product" of Steve Jobs is Apple itself - including an acute awareness of the failures of companies that went through similar issues when their founders moved on (HP being the most recent train wreck). You are going to be waiting a VERY long time waiting for Apple to be an "anachronistic footnote". Sheesh - what absurd hyperbole...
If you want to make omelettes, you have to crack eggs. Steve Jobs never concerned himself with being liked becuase he put advancing technology first and foremost. As a technology user and Apple customer, I am fine with that. I don't need him to be my friend, and I am not in his family. The work-life sacrifices he made are made by many CEO's, and we don't judge them on their private lives. So, let's not judge Jobs. He did what he was supposed to do...innovate and create jobs. If more CEO's did this, our country would be better off. As to the Stanford commencement address, I would hope that anyone who graduated from Stanford would not settle. We need to expect more from those who graduate from leading universities, and we need them to follow their passions.
Not to kick a guy while he's down (and out), but...I did a report on Apple back in the 1980's, and Jobs was a total jerk to his compadres. I wonder how well Apple could've done under Scully's guidance (he's the daddy of the PDA, iPod fans, as Jobs was out of apple when the Newton launched), or even a less narcissistic Jobs...btw - I'm a PC (Linux, and andriod too).
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What a busy start to the fall season we've had at Historic Polegreen! Let me share a quick overview of last week (Sunday-Sunday)–
Sunday, September 28: The Battle of New Market Heights reenactment
Kyle and Ebie spent a beautiful Sunday sharing a booth with the American Civil War Museum at the reenactment of the Battle of New Market Heights, sponsored by Henrico County Recreation & Parks. We had an opportunity to talk with groups of Civil War enthusiasts, and to share Polegreen's fascinating Civil War history. A huge thank you to Henrico for inviting us to be a part of your big event!
Wednesday, October 1: Homeschool Day at Polegreen
Wednesday was a busy and exciting day at Polegreen–we welcomed 150 homeschoolers to the site for a day planned just for them! Author Jenny Cote of the "Epic Order of the Seven" (and of Polegreen's Education Advisory Council!) offered three creative writing workshops based on her research for her next book; Patrick Henry, portrayed by Bill Young, spoke with the group about his life and Polegreen's role in his work; Kyle taught colonial games; Beth led site tours; and Elizabeth held a simulated archaeology workshop. Our faithful volunteers manned a check-in and information table, and helped the day run smoothly. We are so grateful to all of you who led workshops, volunteered your time, and participated in these fun activities!
Friday, October 3: Descendants' Tour
On Friday, nearly 40 of Patrick Henry's descendants visited Studley and Polegreen on a reunion tour organized and led by Red Hill. It was an honor to spend time with a group of descendants of one of Polegreen's most famous visitors–and they are such a fun group! They hiked through a soybean field to see the site of Henry's birthplace at Studley, enjoyed lunch at Polegreen, and then heard a brief presentation by Chris, Kyle, and Elizabeth. Their love of history is apparent and their enthusiasm is contagious. Thank you all so very much for visiting with us!
Friday night, October 3: Scenic Awards Gala Reception & Ceremony
Also on Friday, Polegreen was honored to receive the Scenic Tourism Award given by Scenic Virginia. The Foundation has worked hard to preserve the historic "viewshed" around the site, and will continue its preservation efforts for years to come!
Saturday, October 4: Polegreen hosted a wedding!
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And finally, on Sunday, several volunteers and staff members gathered at the site to do a little maintenance work! We're fortunate to have a new storage shed, allowing us to reorganize and better utilize our Visitor Center space, but it needed a fresh coat of paint. Beth, Chris, and friends did a fabulous job of revamping the shed to match the Visitor Center's color scheme. Thanks for all of your hard work!
So there you have it! A crazy busy but incredible week at Historic Polegreen. (We also started filming a new informational video on Monday, Oct. 6!) Don't forget to come out and visit soon! The leaves are falling and the site is as beautiful as ever. We have new walkways making the site fully handicap accessible, and staff are on site Monday-Friday ready to give tours. Teachers, be sure to check out our free field trips–we would love to see you and your students!


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