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Deadline: May 1st
Alpha Iota Chapter of Alpha Delta Kappa is accepting applications for their scholarship. The scholarship will be awarded to an undergraduate student from Southwest Nebraska who has completed the sophomore year in college in the field of education. The $300 scholarship will be awarded in June. To qualify for this scholarship, the student must have a grade point average of 3.0 or above.
Counties to be included in this designation of SW NE are: Chase, Dundy, Frontier, Furnas, Hayes, Hitchcock, and Red Willow.
Alpha Delta Kappa is an international honorary organization of women educators dedicated to education excellence, altruism and world understanding. Alpha Iota Chapter encompasses members from SW NE. To request an application form, please contact Donna Harr, scholarship Chair, at firstname.lastname@example.com or call (308) 345-3512 and leave mailing information. Application deadline is May 1.
Deadline: April 1st
The American Legion, Bill Dowling Post No. 12, provides this scholarship to be awarded to a freshman student selected from Chadron High School.
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In order to receive the scholarship for second semester, the recipient must maintain a "C" average.
This scholarship is renewable with a "B" average. Students who wish to apply for or renew this scholarship must contact the Youth Activity Committee of the American Legion Post No. 12, Chadron, Nebraska, or their High School Counselor for an application.
Deadline: April 30th
A $500 scholarship is offered by ARC.
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An application and guidelines may be obtained by writing to:
Barbara Klein
Rural Route #4 Box 287
McCook, NE 69001
P.E.O. Educational Loan Fund A female student is eligible to receive consideration for a loan if she is a high school graduate (or equivalent), is a citizen of the United States or Canada, is recommended by a local chapter of the P.E.O. Sisterhood and is either enrolled in or will enroll in any accredited college or university.
Deadline: May 1st
The Hugh Bunnell Scholarship is offered by The Alliance Times-Herald.
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Applications must be accompanied by a 500-1,000 word essay on the applicant's expectations of a career in journalism, a teacher's recommendation and a grade transcript. The recipient will be announced by May 15.
Deadline: February 15th
The Chadron Public Library Foundation awards a $500 scholarship each year.
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This scholarship was established in 1987 in memory of Pauline Moody, a longtime educator and resident of Dawes County and a major contributor to the Chadron Public Library Foundation.
Applications are available from the Chadron or Crawford High School Guidance Counselors or by contacting the Chadron Public Library. All completed applications should be returned to the High School guidance counselor.
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An application and additional information can be obtained by contacting the manager of Common Cents.
The Glenn O. and Evelyn F. Emick Memorial Scholarship provides a $1,000 scholarship.
Recipient Must:
An application and further information can be acquired by writing:
Grand Lodge of Nebraska
PO Box 81852
Lincoln, NE 68501-1852
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Additional information and an application may be obtained by writing:
Mitchell-Gantz Educational and Charitable Trust
Community First State Bank and Trust Company
PO Drawer A
Alliance, NE 69301
Deadline: April 14th
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Please request an application form from:
Ms. Doris Perry
1610 West "C" Street
North Platte, NE 69101
The completed application form, two letters of reference and statement of reasons must be returned to Ms. Perry. All applicants will be notified by May 5.
Deadline: April 15
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For consideration, please follow the instructions and complete the application.
Deadline: April 23
A $500 Scholarship in memory of former Rapid City Journal Editor-in-Chief Peg Sagen who died in Auguest 2006.
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Please complete this application.
High school seniors or graduates may apply for loans, but money cannot be made available until after the student has earned full credit for one quarter, trimester or semester of work.
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P.E.O. Executive Office
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Download the Florence Sheean Rasmussen Business and Professional Women scholarship application.
The Wal-Mart Foundation has several different scholarships.
Application Deadline: February 1st
Applicant must:
All local winners will automatically be entered into a state competition for a chance to win an additional $4,000 scholarship, for a total award of $5,000. All state winners will then be automatically entered into a national competition for a chance to win an additional $20,000 scholarship, for a total scholarship award of $25,000!
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Application Deadline: May 31
West Nebraska Blood Center, the blood donor center at Regional West Medical Center, established this scholarship fund to promote the field of laboratory medicine. The scholarship is not to exceed $4,000 per year per applicant and may be used for tuition, fees, books, and related expenses.
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Application Deadline: April 30
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Applications available from Chadron High School, Chadron State College Financial Aid Office or by contacting:
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The Scottsbluff County Education Association offers an annual $200 scholarship.
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ANAHEIM, Calif. — Members of Santa Cruz-based California Certified Organic Farmers heard about some of the organization's accomplishments over that past year as well as challenges facing their industry at its annual meeting.
Tom BurfieldWill Daniels, chairman of the board of directors of California Certified Organic Farmers Inc. and chief food integrity officer at Earthbound Farm, San Juan Bautista, Calif., addresses members during CCOF's annual meeting in Anaheim, Calif., March 5.Will Daniels, chairman of the board of directors of CCOF Inc. and chief food integrity officer at Earthbound Farm, San Juan Bautista, kicked off the March 5 meeting by outlining highlights of the past year, including the CCOF Foundation's consumer education project and the organization's advocating for organics in the new farm bill,
Jake Lewin, president of CCOF Certification Services LLC, talked about some of the services CCOF provides, including field-level GlobalG.A.P. pilot program and online tools that provide certification tracking.
He also looked at the challenges members face, like California's ongoing drought and National Organic Program instruction document 4009 that requires growers to break apart some of the certifications that now are combined.
"It's going to be a pressure on the organization and a change for our producers," he said.
And Mexico has developed a set of organic standards that "require us to gain accreditation and approval in Mexico for the work we do in Mexico," he said.
"That's an area we'll be expending resources to," Lewin said.
Sixty-eight CCOF members met with elected representatives over the past year to share views on issues that affect organic farming, said Cathy Calfo, CCOF executive director and chief executive officer.
Calfo pointed out that the organization's 2,700 members are not limited to California.
"We have members all over the country," she said.
Membership consists primarily of small growers, but they serve some of the largest name brands in the country, she said.
Keynote speaker was Rachal Surls, University of California cooperative extension agent in the Los Angeles region, and author of a book tentatively titled "From Cows to Concrete," which traces the history of farming in the Los Angeles area.
"Farming the Urban Edge" was the theme of this year's annual meeting.

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(Attica, OH) Race fans will get a lot of bang for their buck Friday at Attica Raceway Park …and they could go home with some extra cash!Fans will get to watch the excitement of four racing divisions on Kear's Speed Shop Fan Appreciation Night – 410 sprints, Fremont Fence 305 Sprints, Fultz Fabrications and Speed Shop UMP Late Models and the Computer Man Dirt Trucks – for just $10 general admission. Kear's Speed Shop is also throwing some cash their way…literally.Footballs signed by the 410 drivers, and Frisbees signed by the 305 drivers will be tossed into the stands. Who ever has the winning feature driver's autographed football or Frisbee will take home $100 while who ever has the driver finishing second in each feature gets $60 and the third place autograph nets $40.Also, after hot laps, the pit gates will be thrown open for all fans to go meet the drivers and crews. And, if all that isn't enough, throw in hot dogs for just $1 and popcorn just 50 cents!Gates open at 5 p.m. with racing underway at 7:45 p.m.Go to www.atticaracewaypark.com for more informationUPDATE: Kears Speed Shop has added the same give away for tje Late Models and Dirt Trucks Friday night. Throwing balls and frisbees in the stands and the lucky fan that has the winner of that feature wins $100, second place finisher wins $60, third place finisher wins $40.


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Hey, everyone. I've got my models, I've played a few games, but I need to paint them. I've played a lot of GW in the past, and I've painted plenty of models for it (and most of them have turned out really good) so I'm no slouch when it comes to painting, but GW is about painting an army so it looks good on the table. I've never tried to paint an individual model so that it looks amazing up close. I want my models to look as close to the ones I see in the main rule book. Does anyone know a good painting guide that can describe the techniques, paints, and methods used to paint such highly detailed models? Something someone has put up on the net would be good. Thanks!
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The internet has tonnes of places that talk about how to paint miniatures, your best bet is to find one that suits your natural style and go with it. The only instructional guide I use is this one...
Just to remind me the order of steps I use for painting flesh. And even then I dont really follow it closely. However it has a bunch of other tutorials on the same site.
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Sorry about the day delay in listing. I was hoping my son wearing a plastic take-out bag would prove a good distraction.
As a reward for your patience, here is the link to the Butterscotch Oatmeal cookies recipe that we used. (My kids are always suspicious when there are large chunks of something remotely 'whole-grainy/healthy' looking in the cookies, so I put the oatmeal in the food processor before I add them to the cookies. Works like a charm and helps me justify eating so many of them.)


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19. Keira Knightley in BurberryKnightley puts her back into it at the premiere for A Dangerous Method. Some onlookers noted that her spray tan was a bit on the streaky side, but when she wore the gown it was February…in London. Give a girl a break!
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Nancy Ebel-Collum of Nancy Ebel Interior Designs scored a hit with her very first ASID Showhouse room at the Crosley Mansion back in 1996, when she designed a cheery yellow guest bedroom clad in cherry-red checks and floral prints. Locals loved it, and the room was featured in Better Homes & Gardens.
I approach every project: With color first before I do any space planning. Color is very important; it sets the mood. I use a lot of: Black in fabrics and accessories. It gives a little more punch and it's actually very neutral. Right now I'm working on: a Casey Key vacation home on a Gulf-to-bay property; it looks so appropriate for Casey Key, with yellow stucco walls and green shutters to match the green metal roof. My clients love a livable home and they love bright Florida color—yellows, blues, corals; so that's what we've used in the interiors. I'm doing the opposite: For clients in a Longboat penthouse. Everything was beige—the flooring, the walls, the furniture. I wanted to update it with color, so I found a beautiful grayed green for the walls that looks very appropriate for a home near the water. We went into blues and some ochre in the family room. I trained at Parsons in New York: I have a degree in art education and taught for years, but I had always wanted to work in interior design. At the age of 30, I got the opportunity to attend Parsons for three summers and got my degree there. At Parsons they taught us: To be a good designer, you have to educate your clients. Scale, proportion and balance are the three elements that make a design scheme work, and that's what most clients will have trouble with. They buy things they like, [but] you can walk into a room and see that it's all out of whack; nothing seems to be working. I love to find things at: A little out-of-the-way place called Marianne E. on Palm Avenue. Palm Avenue is my turf because I can find everything there. I will start at the bigger retail stores to get a feel, and I also use the new Design Center in Naples. I love old pine pieces: I have a pine armoire in my bedroom and a pine bookcase in my office; I love the softness of the wood. Pine usually looks great with yellows, so I painted my office walls a very deep yellow and used wall-to-wall sisal carpeting on the floor to give it texture. I collect: Design books, for inspiration. One I just got that I really like is Elements of Design by Nina Campbell, a British designer; this book provides a good basic background in using color and texture.
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and maria - lindsay jane is one of my favourites too - I subscribe to her blog and have bought several of her kits etc knew she was from Adel aide , think she is great!
I've been everywhere (almost) man :)
I started out in Seacliff (near the sea and south of the city for those non SA people LOL and then north to Elizabeth, then, after seven yrs in Alice Springs, moved further south, Christies Beach, Morphett Vale, Reynella, Hackham. Then we made a huge shift to Tarcowie, a really small town (village, settlement, miles from any known civilisation) and lived in an old farmhouse for a while. Found that a little isolating so moved to a lovely place about 1 hour inland from Port Pirie and 1 hour north from Clare. Been here for about 7 yrs, and would move to Tassie in a second if we were rich :), not that we arent happy here, but I would like a cooler climate and we are so in the drought here it is really depressing. There now.... bet that was more info than you really wanted hey ! have a great day all, and I am still blown away by all those south aussies out there! Great to meet you all
wow .. you have moved around. Did you enjoy moving that much? I hated it.
I moved 14 times in 8 years .. hazards of joining the defence force. Im a grass roots person now .. I hate moving LOL
I am from Adelaide, but I live in Germany at present!
I was born, raised and educated in Adelaide, then moved to the States for 8 years. I have been living in Germany for just over two years. We are looking at coming back to Australia hopefully in the next three or four years, probably east coast.
I started Digiscrapping in July 2008. I bought stuff for paper scrapping and have been a card maker and crafter since I moved to the US.
Good to see so many Aussies!
Another Aussie here. I am from Sydney with two boys aged 4 and 1 and my Hubby.
I'm from Australia too started off in Melb,VIC now living just outside Brissy and loving it
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Back again, great to see so many Aussies in Digiscrappin' Land :) And we did move again :) we are now living in the Central Tablelands of New South Wales... not quite Tasmania, but cooler and a little bit greener that Mid North South Australia !!
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Hi, I'm from Australia, too, on the South Coast of NSW. I have two daughters, 7 weeks and 17 months who I love to scrap :)
So good to see so many Aussies here!
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Hey girls, another Aussie here, VERY new to digi scrapping but absolutely loving it. I live in Mission Beach in North Queensland. I have been a paper scrapper for about 5 or 6 years but my daughter has just introduced me to digi. I am trying to get my head around Photoshop and have some successes and some failures, but I can usually find the answers here. This is a great site, and Andrea's classes have been so helpful. If there is anyone else here from NQ say hello.


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Six stupid things people need to stop doing right now
Off Topic Week August 2nd, 2012
I really didn't mean to do two "people are dumb" posts in a single Off Topic Week, but sometimes you just have to. I have a captive audience here and hopefully my words can hope to better mankind. It's the entire point of running a site called Miller Park Drunk really.
I am a writer and as a writer I am a keen observer of the human condition. I am also a borderline alcoholic so I spend a lot of time drinking in public with other people. Thirdly, all my best friends are dumb (except for you, best friend who is reading this.) Because of this unique combination I have a window into humanity that not many other people do. I see people do things on a daily basis. I see things that bother me, things I love, things I hate, but mostly things that annoy the hell out of me. Look, I'm not one of these people who hates everyone and everything. I really want to like people. I want to have a good time and have lots of friends and be happy, but some people just make it so hard to do that. What is the problem guys? Be young. Have fun. Drink Pepsi.
There are many annoying traits in people that I can handle. Stupid laughs, loud gum chewing, bad taste in movies and overuse of cologne are all traits that I dislike, but can accept and remain friends with you. However, if you do any of these following six things? Fix it. Right now. Or we are donezo. Read the rest of this entry »


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I am going to do the dishes, feed the dog, water the kid, and spend most of the day having a great time with all of you! Seriously though, I want to experience as many great games as possible during this time with fellow GIOers. My plan is to hop from coop to coop session.
"You know nothing Jon Snow"
My participation depends on my buddy going out of town on his annual October Canada trip. I housesit, and therefore, use his spiffy interweb connection. Even if he doesn't go this year, I will still donate some cash.
As far as games go, mayhaps the Mass Effect multiplayer. I have played through the single player game of ME 2 and ME 3 8 times each, so its a favorite of mine. I may investigate the Rockstar Socialclub... see if I can find someone to play Red Dead with or something. Or, who knows, I may have a X-box by then, and play Reach with Stranger, if he'll have me.
"I'm a dude, playin' a dude, disguised as anotha dude! You a dude that don't know what dude he is!" -Robert Downey Jr. in Tropic Thunder
The only game that comes out around the time of the event that interests me is Resident Evil 6. I might be playing it for the event if I haven't beaten it by then.
But I have an idea. If anybody wants to help me, I want to build something big in Minecraft for GIO. It could be a Castle, a city, or anything else we could think of! The only problem is my PC isn't working and if it was, it doesn't run Minecraft really well. So if I were to do this, I would probably do it on the Xbox version (which sucks since its a Vanilla version) but who knows if they might add some cool additions to the Xbox version by October 20th! We'll see. If you want to do something like this on PC, go ahead. If you want to join me, message me and I'll add you on Xbox.
If im correct in my belief that this event is in October, there is only one game that I can possibly play for this: Borderlands 2.
Which means I will need 3 people with Borderlands 2 for the PS3 to play with me >:P
I'm gonna try to stick to the co-op so I can hang with others. So some Borderlands 2 (for 360), maybe do a Mass Effect trilogy marathon if i can't hang due to system conflicts or a lack of me having a game, Future Soldier, etc... I'll mix it up. I'm curious to see what Jack has up his sleeve for events though as that is his department. Whatever they are, I will be participating somehow.
I really hope I am able to participate... I would play a game that I didn't like ifit meant playing with you guys.
I had hoped to split my time between Forza: Horizon and Medal of Honor: Warfighter, but they're both releasing the following Tueday x.x That said I'm not really sure what to fall back onto in particular. Whatever strikes my fancy at the time..
I'll be making a blog on this, but my plan right now is to livestream various games for the marathon. I'll put up a blog on it later, though I'm having issues with my capture card right now and I want to get that working before I make any promises.
@BlackHeartedWolf - How do you livestream? I've been wondering this question ever since the last Extra Life event. If it's something simple then I'm going to feel like an idiot. XD
I personally use Xsplit and Twitch.TV. X split is a video encoder that captures and then broadcasts online. I used that for when I was making the video versions of the Community Update as well.
To get a better idea of what it is I'm also going to be streaming for everyone tonight as a sort of test. If you want to see more about it you can check it out.
@BlackHeartedWolf - Ah, I see. I plan on livestreaming one of these events someday, but as of right now I wouldn't be able to because of my kid. You'd get nothing but constant pause screens as I would be chasing him everywhere. :P Thanks for the information!
Right now, my line-up is looking like Borderlands 2, Resident Evil 6, and Mass Effect 3 (360.)
Borderlands 2, Resident Evil 6, and I'll have to throw in some multiplayer games to help me to continue going.
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Give something up OR do something more for Lent?
One of the poll questions gave me the idea for this topic.
When I was in grade school, the practice of giving something additional up for Lent was always stressed. (I always practice not eating meat on Fridays during Lent. What I am talking about is giving up something in addition to the "no meat" practice.) I understand the meaning for giving up something you like for Lent, like chocolate or goodies as a reminder of Christ's sacrifice and love for us.
When I got to college, though, after a couple of years of giving up sweets for Lent, I began to reflect on the "giving up" practice and realized that you can practice Jesus's teachings during Lent by DOING something more, like a novena (which I plan to do) or volunteering to help at a humanitarian organization.
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Bebb promptly requested TBI's involvement.
Munn, who reportedly cooperated with TBI agents throughout the investigation, was booked late Friday at the Bradley County Jail and released on $5,000 bond, according to Kristin Helm, public information officer in TBI's Administration Division.
According to a media statement released by Helm, Munn was indicted by a Bradley County Grand Jury earlier in the week on one count of theft and one count of official misconduct.
Stephen Hatchett, assistant District Attorney General in the 10th Judicial District, said Saturday Munn could be arraigned as early as Monday; however, due to a crowded court docket the arraignment could be delayed until November.
Official misconduct is considered a Class E felony and carries a potential sentencing of one to two years; the theft count is a Class D felony and carries potential sentencing of two to four years, Hatchett said. He pointed out the accused would be eligible for "alternative sentencing," meaning a probated sentence. The assistant DA said he is uncertain if Munn had retained legal counsel.
"Ultimately, she will have the same rights as anyone else," Hatchett said. "She can plead a sentence ... or face a trial."
Helm's press release reported Munn's alleged improper use of the Bradley County Finance Department's office supply account apparently began in May and continued into July, up until the investigation was launched. The illegal charges on county funds totaled approximately $3,200, the TBI statement reported.
"In May of 2013, while employed as an accounts payable clerk, Munn changed the Bradley County Finance Department's Quill office supply account to ship all items to her home address without knowledge or approval from her supervisors," Helm's press release cited. "Munn ordered items, billed them to Bradley County and received no shipping charges or taxes on any order."
The statement added, "The items she ordered were for personal use and totaled approximately $3,200 in charges to the county. She continued to charge the Bradley County Finance Department for items until July 2013 when confronted with the scheme."
Dan Howell, executive assistant to the county mayor, who spoke at length with the Cleveland Daily Banner in July to confirm the start of the TBI investigation and Munn's resignation, said Saturday he and Davis stand by their original statements in response to Munn's arrest.
In the July 14 edition of the Banner, Davis stressed unlawful practices by employees will not be tolerated. He repeated the statement Saturday.
"All county department heads know that as mayor, I will not tolerate such actions by employees," Davis stated. "That's why I directed the head of the Finance Department [Lynn Burns] to immediately notify the DA's Office, who in turn, asked the TBI to investigate."
Howell added his own assessment.
"You can't have somebody ... using county accounts, and by extension, county funds or taxpayer funds, to purchase items for their own personal use, whether or not they intended to pay it back," Howell said.
Of Munn's decision to resign, Howell told the Banner on July 12, "It became apparent to [her that she] was in serious trouble so [she] chose to resign."
Howell confirmed again Saturday that Munn would have been fired on July 12 had she not resigned the day before.
Davis explained departmental protocol allows county officials to identify inappropriate actions involving taxpayer money.
"The county has internal controls in place to safeguard against situtations like this," Davis said in July. "Those safeguards were instrumental in bringing this problem to light."
According to Cleveland Daily Banner archives, suspicions of possible wrongdoing surfaced July 5 when [Bradley County Finance Director Lynn] Burns discovered certain discrepancies on bills received by the county.
"The evidence presented to me on that date suggested that an employee of the Finance Department [had] been using a county account, county funds and tax exempt number to purchase items for her personal use and [have] them shipped to her home address," Davis said then.
The mayor immediately directed Burns to report the finding to the Tennessee Comptroller's Office. The finding also was reported to Bradley County government attorney Crystal Freiberg. On the same day, Davis notified DA Bebb and asked his office to pursue an investigation. The mayor instructed the Finance and Human Resources departments "... to assist the District Attorney General in any way possible."
Munn's identity had not been disclosed in Cleveland Daily Banner news accounts during the investigation, pending the official leveling of charges. Those charges came before a grand jury early last week and led to her indictment. The grand jury's action was followed by Friday's arrest by TBI agents.


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