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(a year ago when this started the pain shifted around in his chest but this does not happen any more) I've noticed his hands
feet are often cold
at the moment he gets dizzy
nauseous which only improves when he is lying down. We've been to the docs again today and he has agreed to do another endoscopy and he thinks the meds he is taking should improve the acid reflux and wants to investigate further.
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They're still not at a normal stage, though, and I will still feel the pain in my right kidney from time to time. Don't put this off. See your doctor
find out what the source of the
vomiting is!
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The members there have more information
personal experience with Fibro
the medications prescribed for the painful condition. Here's the link: http://www.medhelp.org/posts/Pain-Management/Abdominal-pain-for-2-weeks/show/1601456 Does Savella seem to help with your symptoms of Fibro? I hope so and I hope that your pain will be better controlled. Please let us know how you are doing. We'll be interested to hear how you are adjusting to the medication.... and if it is effective.
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Following then onwards, I have experince pain trobbing at the back, in between the joint of knees, in between the hip joint, upper and lower both of the legs, at the joints of the arms, in between fingers, at the palm of hands
feet. Am i suffering from
? Do i need to do a full body check-up for diagnosis?
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One more reason thought to be implicated in post surgery
is ..... the neck is hyper-extended while doing the intubation
this constitutes a neck injury! Hope that helps.
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Symptoms Widespread Pain Morning Stiffness Fatigue Vision Problems
Sleep Disorders Urinary and Pelvic Problems Weight Gain Dizziness Chronic Headaches Cold Symptoms Temperomandibular Joint Dysfunction Syndrome Multiple Chemical Sensitivity Syndromes "Fibrofog": Cognitive or Memory Impairment Skin Complaints Chest Symptoms Anxiety Depression Dysmenorrhea Aggravating Factors Myofascial Pain Syndrome Muscle Twitches and Weakness Memory Loss: Is it Real?
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went to doctor for assessment for ssd for fibro, he was very nice, came home , hurting but felt like working in yard, did for about an hour, aftermath, extreme nausea, hurting all over could barely move, had to take phenergan to be able to eat, couldn't fall asleep till 0300, i am so sick of not being able to do the things i use to, i could work in the garden or on house work for hours, now, it really sends me into self loathing and sadness.
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with dizziness, stomach protruding, neck pain, weak,
cold legs
hands. Any idea?
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The thought Red sauce makes my
before my surgery I lived on pasta
red sauce. I'm not sure if the nausea is just so exhausting that foods just are not appealing, but for the most part I try to eat something because it is time to eat and not because I particularly want to. I know that not eating is not going to make the situtation any better. I have tried on really bad days to stick with oatmeal or chicken broth. Sometimes these work - sometimes they don't.
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widespread pain, disturbed sleep, and exhaustion from head to toe shortness of breath, numbness and tingling sensations, muscle weakness I get pain in my neck, like muscle stiffness
that comes
goes leg cramping, fatigue, trembling
I also had weakness in the left arm, pain and numbness as well I was suffering from migraines and one had caused an anxiety attack Fatigue, muscle weakness, trembling muscles, some muscle spasms, cramping in my right calf, tingling in hands feet and
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I have atypical migraines which attack the same area as the
...intestines. I get
, bone pain in my core area
intestional distress with a slight headache. Feels like the flu. I take topomax for the migraines morning and night which helps. I am so light sensitive that I have to stay home most of the time and have blackout shades. The diet for migraine is different than fibromyalgia so I walk the fence and follow a modified diet that is organic and healthy.
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Take a look at this article: http://www.jpeds.com/article/S0022-3476(99)70173-3/abstract Unfortunately, without journal access through a university/medical library, the full text costs $$, but google scholar caught this glimpse from it: "Several recent investigations have also identified a high prevalence of orthostatic intolerance among those with fibromyalgia. ... " so it does link CFS, EDS, OI, and fibromyalgia (and is by Rowe).
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So now I know that a lot of my issues are due to the
am working to try
determine when it is fibro or Lupus. He didn't seem to care about treating it, just said that the depression meds I am on will help me sleep and thus help the fibro. Well I have kept telling him I can manage as I thought my issues were due to Lupus and I didn't want to go on prednisone.
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the exact time) but now this year I get dx of bipolar
my pdoc doesn't believe I have
...I know I have the pain....
it feels like it is coming back, and if so this is the fourth flare up (one lasting two years, one lasting 6 months to a year, one was three months because of the depo-provera shot) what do I do to get taken seriously? Am I too crazy to have pain? To be taken seriously? I have my pdoc appointment tonight and my GP appointment tomorrow afternoon.
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It sounds like you are getting a little bit of the run around here. You really need to see a Rheumatologist who is friendly to
. I looked at your profile
didn't notice where you live. Are you in the states or outside? Below is a really good website to find a doctor or provider who knows how to treat and diagnose FM and CFS. Depending on where you live, I may have one more site for you. http://www.co-cure.org/Good-Doc.
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have had many cases of what Dr says are syncopal episodes that cause me to have seizure LIKE act. have visual disturbance
pounding heart
confusion prior to these episodes have learned the s/s and most times can bring my self out of it or min effects or so ai like to belive.have pain in neck and a constant pressure and a pop everytime I swallow.
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My husband and I are ready to start thinking about having a baby, but there is hardly ANY information about
Pregnancy out there. Studies are showing that it seems that it IS harder for Fibro patients to get pregnant. However, there are a lot of women with Fibro reporting that they never had that problem. I found some really great info. on the National Fibromyalgia Association's website: www.fmaware.org .
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Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS), Myalgic Encephalomyelitis (ME),
Syndrome (FMS) patients suffer from complex overlapping signs
symptoms." "Previously we examined patients with chronic illnesses for the presence of mycoplasmal infections. We found that about one half of patients with Gulf War Illness and two third of patients with CFS/ME and FMS were positive for mycoplasmal infections in their blood.
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Suffering both post stroke pain
at the same time that has made my life miserable. I get daily migraine tension type headaches, burning pricking numbness pain, stiffness and bad muscle spasms. Amitriptyline, cymbalta, baclofen gave me bad side effects. I m hoping someone can share their success with other drugs. I m willing to give it a try. Thks in advance!
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Most doctors will want to rule out other things as first. The only symptom you have that doesn't really fit in with
is the shaking
. Any chance you could be hypo-glycemic? Are you having any fatigue? Body aches and fatigue are the two most common symptoms of Fibromyalgia. I would make an appointment with your doctor to see what's going on. Best wishes and health!
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Tender points tend to be located at areas in the body where muscles
tendons join together. In particular,
sufferers are apt to feel neck pain, shoulder pain, lower back pack and pain in the waist, ribs, buttocks, and knees. A common example of one such symptom is pungent or strong-smelling urine. The patient may feel embarrassed to even bring up the topic with her physician.
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After I took it I felt good for appox a 4 days
once again the fullness
returned. I have stopped eating bread but have not started a strict gluten free diet. Im scared to eat as I have no clue why foods make me soo nautious and uncomfortable. Have I been misdiagnosed with fibromyalgia as celiacs can cause alike symptoms (joint pain)? I think my dad may have had it celiacs but he has passed.
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Allergies increasing over the years, getting more severe and sensitive as time went on. Traumatic birth with my daughter,
with the gastro,
chronic fatigue
all over pain - got a diagnose by two Rheumys of fibromyalgia. Other symptoms include gluten intolerance - extreme bloating, pain, diarrhea, nausea, throat itchiness when eat gluten, processed foods.
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Because the pain,
headaches are worse at night, I have a terrible time sleeping
will often wake up a few times throughout the night due to pain in my hips, lower back and neck. I have had to take a few days off of work and for 2 weeks have been spending allmost the entire time in bed. I can sleep throughout the day in spurts, but never feel rested and the symptoms never go away. I feel like I have a terrible flu without a fever or other obvious symptoms. HELP!
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When I shower at mild/warm temps I get dizzy/light headed, serve fatigue,
have to lay down. Completely wipes me out
I can't do anything for the remainder of the night. My hands and feet are ALWAYS cold. I have sensory changes/problems with temperatures. (cold feels like burning) I notice I am becoming more clumsy and dropping things, like I think im holding on to the item, but I drop it. Stairs are difficult and I sweat going up them and take breaks because my muscles are weak.
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Thanks to a website called Medhelp, I was messaged from several people that were originally diagnosed with
later with Celiac Disease. After researching the symptoms
my current laboratory testing, I am starting to wonder if it could be Celiac Disease. I am in desperate need of medical advice, from someone that has more experience in Autoimmune Diseases.
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I have also been diagnosed with IBS
/ diarrhea
constipation alternating. I went to a chiropractor for the first time yesterday and she asked me about fibromyalgia because I am so very tender and tight. She thought I should be checked out. So I am thinking about going to a rheumatologist soon although my mom doesn't think this is the problem. I am a 30 yr old female. I am also tired all the time.
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Get off of the Lexapro
you will see the
disappear. If you are able to get off of all prescribed medication and not freak out, do it. These medications are highly toxic and not good for you at all. Like you said, all they do is mask the problem. Start looking into all natural remedies and self healing.
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HDSLRs vs Camcorders: Some Basic Pros and Cons to Help You Choose
There are probably many of you who are confused about whether to purchase an HDSLR or a traditional camcorder. The choice can be confusing, but this posting will list many of the pros and cons of both, to help make the decision a bit easier. If you're interested, you can also browse through our entire HDSLR guide, featuring sections from industry-leading cinematographers.
- There are a wide range of interchangeable lenses for each camera system that can cater to your particular needs and wants.
- HDSLRs can be used to shoot both very-high-quality stills and video.
- They have larger sensors than camcorders do, which allows for a shallower depth of field. In plain English, that means that you'll be able to get a blurry background/foreground, with your subject sharply in focus. Think of that Hollywood look that you see in movie theatres. Take a look at some of the sensor sizes in the chart below.
- The autofocusing abilities are limited, so manually focusing is usually the best option.
- Image noise (grain) at high ISOs are more controlled than on camcorders. This is because of the powerful processing engines, and also because larger sensors have bigger pixels.
- HDSLRs give consumers the convenience of an all-in-one package for capturing stills and video—this is better for traveling and professional applications that require mostly still photos.
- These cameras tend to have a much sturdier build, with some having magnesium-alloy bodies designed to take lots of abuse.
- The dials and quick-access buttons on the bodies can greatly help with manual settings, such as aperture, white balance, etc.
- The depth and dynamic range of colors are much greater than on a traditional camcorder.
- The recording time is limited to the size of your memory card, or until the sensor overheats.
- There are usually less video-related ports. If you'd like to use an XLR microphone or headphones, then you'll usually need another device (adaper or audio monitor) to help control these settings.
- For those who edit their videos, the file formats can be tough to edit because some programs do not support them. Videos from these cameras usually have a larger file size, which means that you'll probably need an external hard drive if you tend to shoot lots of video.
- If you're not using a tripod, lenses with image stabilization may be required for best results. In that case, microphones may pick up the sound of the stabilization motors or the focusing.
- The bodies are typically bulkier and less compact than camcorders, with the exception of mirrorless camera bodies that record video.
- Zooming usually requires one hand to rotate the zoom ring and the other to hold the camera, when shooting hand-held.
- Cinema lenses, which are designed specifically for use with HDSLRs, are very expensive.
- You'll need to find a way to protect your lens from bumps, scratches, etc.
- HDSLRs can be heavier, due to their tougher body construction.
- Many of these cameras have CMOS sensors, which are prone to what is known as the "Jello Effect." This is because of the way that CMOS sensors record images. Micro Four Thirds cameras, which use a LiveMOS CCD sensor, do not suffer from this problem.
- Many of them cannot shoot interlaced video—which is best for playing back on your HDTV. Progressive video is best for the web.
- Users cannot make use of the viewfinder while recording, unless the camera has an electronic viewfinder.
Traditional Camcorders
- Consumer camcorders have a compact build, which means that you can throw it in your bag with ease.
- Camcorders have an ergonomical advantage—they can be held with one hand for a prolonged period of time.
- They have many ports that can be used for accessories like a microphone, headphones, video lights, etc.
- Almost all camcorders have a vari-angle LCD screen of some sort, which makes it easier to record at different angles.
- Zooming can usually be done with a finger pushing or pulling a tab of some sort.
- It is possible for camcorders to record video at many different frame rates, such as 1080i 24/30/60, 1080P 24/30, and 720P 24/30/60.
- Many camcorders have one-touch YouTube (and other sharing sites) upload functions, for easier sharing.
- Because of their construction, camcorders have an Internal zooming lens that is always protected from potential bumps and knocks.
- Many flash- and hard-drive-based camcorders have very large amounts of internal memory.
- Achieving accurate autofocus is much faster than with an HDSLR.
- Depth of field is very wide, so it is harder to single out particular people and objects.
- If you want to shoot wider or more telephoto than your lens allows, you'll need special adapters/converters.
- The LCD screens aren't as detailed as an HDSLR's.
- None of these shoot RAW still photos, just in case you'd like to have a more versatile editing option.
- Filters are not always able to be attached to the front of the lens.
- Using DSLR lenses with a camcorder can be acccomplished only with expensive adapters.
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The huge sensors and resulting shallow DOF and pretty bokeh of the DSLRs are very desirable. The ergonomics in actual production settings, not so much. We already see the industry ramping up to crete new hybrid camcorders - and I'm speaking about pro gear, not point n shoot - that feature the best of both worlds at an affordableprice point. For this I say, thank you capitalism!
I'm a video pro shooting DSLR (Canon 7D) for almost a year. I shoot a lot of interviews and short promotional web pieces with it. I almost never shoot with my Canon XH-A1 HDV camera anymore, unless I need a long take for events, etc.
IMHO, shooting DSLR is much more akin to shooting with a 35mm motion picture camera than a traditional video camera. Manual focus, iris, ISO, and framerate (mine never leaves 1/50 when shooting 24p), double-sound, and ~12 minute "reels". A 1,000' reel of 35mm film lasts around 11 minutes (4-perf, I think). Likewise, the APS sensors are roughly the size of Super35mm gates, so lens FOVs and DOF rendering are quite similar. Full-frame sensors (5D2, etc.) render FOVs and DOF like the now-defunct Cinerama cameras of the 50's (the film rolled sideways, 8-perfs wide).
Lack of XLR inputs, zebras, timecode and such will frustrate the longtime pro video shooters. Likewise, moire, "jello" and other anomalies due to line-binning/line-skipping of the current DSLR technologies can turn otherwise great shots into unusable ones. Much care must be taken in creating footage with DSLR, and a good amount of money will have to be spent in camera support, audio capture, viewfinder viewing, stabilizing, etc. in order to produce quality shots. Not to mention at least a few fast lenses, which can get expen$ive in a hurry.
But, at the end of the day, that shallow DOF trumps a lot of the headaches for a lot of us shooters. Right now, it sure does for me. Tapeless workflow and the Adobe CS5 Suite (no transcodes), also does it for me.
You can see some of my recent work on my YouTube channel (most of it shot with the 7D): http://www.youtube.com/user/browncowvideo
Brain - I watched your sample video (very funny) - I'm interested in how you captured audio, which is my biggest concern. The 5D comes with mic inputs now, which is important.
I have face-to-face interview sessions, need to take stills and video both, but also podium shots where I need to capture video from say 25-30ft away, but have audio that is captured right at the podium. My solution was to incoprtate a wireless mic - with the 5D and a shotgun mic - have you ever done this? - thanks - ric
Hey Ric. Since my 7D does NOT have manual gain (yet, if ever), I always capture double-sound with a Tascam DR-100 unit (the Zoom H4n is similar). The recorder has two channels of XLR inputs, and well as two on-board stereo pair of mics (seldom used by me). The Tascam also does 48kHz, 24-bit WAV files, and a limiter, which provides plenty of "headroom" for a signal w/o having to ride gain much.
Double-sound provides flexibility that on-board audio cannot. For instance, in your situation, you could wire (or wireless) your talent and a podium mic to a recorder under the podium and free yourself from the hassles of getting audio back to your cam. With a 4GB card on-board, you could capture hours of unbroken audio.
Naturally, syncing audio to video becomes a problem, since neither unit provides timecode. I always slate my takes with a marker board (writing down the audio file name on the slate), but events typically require more discretion. Sometimes, the talent could snap or tap the podium as part of the "performance" that gives the editor something to sync to in post. Likewise, an DSLR might not be the best choice for long-form events, due to its ~12 minute "reel" length, and requiring potentially multiple sync events.
FWIW, I HATE capturing events w/ speaker(s). The rooms are often poorly-lit, it's difficult to get good audio, and the speakers are often very boring on video. Talking to a room and talking to the camera are very rarely good performances on both levels. Sometimes I've faked these situations... captured a performance where the speaker appears to talk to the crowd (before or after the event), where I can light it up and get good sound bites... then captured b-roll of the crowd at the actual event.
Hope this helps, and good luck,
While the HDSLRs can produce some pretty video you have to spend a small fortune on the erector kit it takes to make it somewhat ergonamic. Easily $10-20K by the time you add necessarry audio support and a couple lenses. Someone's already pointed out the problems editing the format & the the audio shortcomings. The new CS5 Premiere Pro will edit the raw files & the Zoom H4n is a great little field recorder.
On the otherhand, the photo of a camcorder implies that it's your reference of info about camcorders. I'm sure it's not, BUT.....that camcorder is an entry level toy & has very few if any of the features required by pro camera operators. Kinda hard to compare apples & oranges but I digress.
I agree, a shallow depth of field is sweet but the trade off just aren't worth it to me. I can get satisfactory results from Premiere Pro.
The truth is that Canon dumb luck stumbled into the 5D when Reuters asked for the video feature in an SLR. The new hybrids (Panasonic AG-AF100) will make the HDSLR obsolute in a very short time. Less $ and all the features requires by pros. And, as Marshall Thompson says, "thank you capitalism!".
One ***** to attach neutral density filters to DSLRS (preferably variable ones so you dont have to keep replacing filters) .
The new Panasonic AG-AF100, while having some useful features, looks like a childs toy camera, and makes you pay extra for features you can just add on to DSLR (like CanonT2i or 60D) for less money. It depends on your style and use. I guess they just cant make a low price , quality camera with all useful features because that would cut into the markets for other cameras. I would then buy three of them if they did. Now I am faced with one. ($6000 for one vs 3 at $2000 each)
Formats are not a big deal with DSLRs in terms of capturing/editing unless you need top quality green-screening or advanced color grading.
Will someone PLEASE make a DSLR that has way for it to be shoulder mount and with a handle? This fits my style of shooting loose and on the fly - not with FRANKENGEAR attached to the camera.
to sony, JVC, Panasonic, Canon etc; take the old SONY DSR200 and put a large sensor in it , shrink its size and weight by 33%, and make it come with detachable lens capability, but provide a kit lens, that shoots in AVCHD 1080p 24fps and 30fps...for under $3000.... I have my card out now to buy two of them and one per year thereafter. You can make up for profit margin by selling more cameras to each individual ... multiple cameras are becoming more important and regularly updating camera technology is becoming more important.
iam get confused in buying dslr and cam recorder. i want to make a short film and also iam intersted in film making, so for learning purpose i wanna buy a camera so please can you suggest which one is best to buy &i also want to know does cam recorders have auto focussing feature
Hi Prabath -
Since you may be just starting out - a camcorder may be the best and easiest route for you to go. Consider the innovative and portable, cutting-edge, Sony HXR-NX30 Palm Size NXCAM HD Camcorder - a handheld, excellently built HD camcorder that's capable of capturing AVCHD video in Full HD 1080p at 60 fps, as well as high-quality digital still images. It's equipped with 96GB of internal flash memory, an LED video light and NightShot capabilities. It also supports all AVCHD recording formats at 28 Mbps.
The true innovation behind Sony's HXR-NX30 is its 1/2.88 ExmorR image sensor and ultra-wide angle Carl Zeiss 10x optical zoom lens. The lens is mounted within a gyroscope, which affords unbelievable image stabilization. Sony's calls their innovative technology Balanced Optical SteadyShot with Active Mode. In fact, you can choose to shoot in fixed mode, without stabilization, or you can easily switch on the SteadyShot whenever needed. This feature is great for walking and shooting or for journalists who may need to hold the camera steady, high-above their head while demanding the truth in front of city hall.
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This was extremely helpful, I think I am going to stick with my Hdslr for shooting mini documentaries or short films. However for certain shots, such as unsafe-for-the-camera shots (in a tree, or a canoe) I stick with my 100-dollar handycam and try to make the best with the image quality in editing.


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This is a song off of a rare New Riders Of The Purple Sage album called Marin County This song was nowhere on the internet so I thought I'd post it because it is a great song! Enjoy! Verse Chord Progression: A D G A Chorus Chord Progression: G D G D G Em A (A)She was raised as a (D) mama should be Down in Southern Cali(G)forn(A)ia (A) And with fire in her eyes,(D) delighted surprise And a look that would kind of (G) haunt (A) you (A) But one step higher in the (D) rock and roll fires Bound to put you through a change of (G) tune (A) (A) And with family ties and (D) big city lights Tell me what's a girl to (G) do (A) Chorus (A)And when I think about the things she'd been through I sing,(G) green eyes a (D)flashing She was (G) always ready for action (D) When I sing (G) one, (D) two, (EM) three, four (A) She was always ready for more (A) Hard times in the (D) rock and roll band Rock me baby, can't you (G) see (A) (A) And after all these times and (D) all these lines It's hard to take it (G) easily (A) (A) Well it's an easy (D) thing to be afraid When you're out on the (G) harmony (A) (A) But listen it's an (D) easy [thing] When you harmonising still for (G) free A) [chorus] (A) And when I thnk about it (D)Something in the time of your life There's not a thing you'd want to (G) see (A) (A)But who can tell,(D) yes I don't know And it's your time, well it's got to (G) be (A) [chorus]
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