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The Fedora Solved Project has a great collection of already resolved problems listed, you might want to check there before posting a question.
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Please answer the following questions. I made this thread so each of us can help each other. And if you have any "secret tips" please share
1. What clay do you use?
2. What armature size do you use?
3. How do you make them?
4. What stop motion software do you use?
5. What webcam do you use?
6. What is the fps (frames per second) do you use?
7. Do you do lip sync?
8. How do you do it? Replacement mouths or you sculpt?
9. Do you use some different softwares in helping you make it better?
10. Do you have any tips you could share?
Please answer. Let us all help each other!. ))
My anwers:
1. Van aken
2. I forgot, but the store said it is the thinnest size
3. I draw and make measurements for my armature, then double the size and bend it in half then twist it together
4. Claymation Studios 3.0 Deluxe by Honestech
5. The webcam inlcuded in the software
6. 25 fps
7. Not yet i am planning to
8. Replacement mouths
9. Cinegobs Keyer, Movie Maker, J lip sync
10. Don't rush your animations, when you want your person to walk slow, make slight movements, but for example like a fast car, make some half inch gaps but use 20 fps
1. Van Aken. Other materials like latex as well.
2. 16 gauge allluminum armature wire.
3. Twisted wire, epoxy putty for the solid parts.
4. DragonFrame
5. A canon T3i, which is just a little better than a webcam
6. 24, mostly on twos.
7. yes.
8. Different methods, mostly replacement.
9. Photoshop, Premier.
10. watch, research, and do animation.
I do some anomation but mostly with legos
Legos are also cool. it would be helpful if you would share some tips on making animation with legos and post an animation of yours here.
ok i'll try i just finished a short movie. though my camera kept moving so it is a little wobbly
What kind of tripod are you using?
Do you use a tripod or do you put the camera on top of a pile of books,boxes etc? What camera do you use, a webcam or digicam,handycam etc? i use a webcam and stick it on the tripod by using a sturdy tape. it would be good if you use a tripod with rubber feet.
Just placing the camera on piles of books and things will have the camera at about the right level but it will be very wobbly as the camera would keep changing position unless you could do something to keep it in place
I made myself an animation table which has a camera stand attatched to it, it also has storage underneath for old sets and props (I have lots that I've never used!).
I also do the same with samuelhayward. i would recommend stop motion softwares that have onionskin and grids. what would you guys recommend? what specific kind of software?
MrTechnoTrousers- if you use a pile of books then maybe you could put packaging tape on the webcam or if you use a camera(digi,handy,dv etc.) then you must use masking tape or scotch tape.
1. Van Aken,however I'm switching over to Newplast.
2. 16 gauge allluminum armature wire.
3. Twisted wire, epoxy putty for the solid parts.
4. DragonFrame
5. Just a webcam
6. 15-24 fps.
7. yes.
8. Different methods, mostly replacement.
9. Sony Vegas, Gimp
10. Practice makes perfect!
Harry, it may be good to try out the Newplast but I would recommend not getting dependant on it. The standard here is Van Aken, which when hardened is just as good if not better than the newplast. If you only use the newplast it will get very expensive very fast. It may be better to use your money for other more necessary things.
Also remember that you can melt the newplast, it will just burn.
Alright, Ian. I'm not too sure about it anymore.
What is better to use newplast or van aken. i use van aken but i am planning to buy the newplast(flesh pink) for wallace's skin. cause i if i use van aken i need to mix the color of gromit and the color of morph to get wallace's skin. (ivory and beig flesh).
I've always used newplast- I'd never heard of Van Aken until I heard it on here. Probably because you can't get it where I live.
Newplast is probably better to use off the bat, but Van Aken is great if you mix it with paraffin wax. Ian would probably confirm this.
Newplast is Chalk based, and it doesn't melt as badly. Being in the states I have never gotten a hold of much of it, but what I have used it pretty good. The Van Aken though has better colors and it is meltable to make your own combinations. If you melt paraffin wax with it it becomes nice and hard. It doesn't melt as easily, but still stays workable. I think the van aken overall is better, but whatever is available to you I would use that.
Available here in the philippines is van aken. how do you do the mixing process for van aken? how is the melting? is it better to use paraffin wax?
can you still move te clay model when you add paraffin wax or is it unmovable and hard like oven bake clays?
You can melt the clay in a double boiler and then add in the paraffin wax. It is best to use paraffin wax because beeswax just makes the clay sticky. The wax doesn't completely harden the clay, it just makes it firmer and easier to work with, it doesn't melt as much.
So you are saying it is better to make animations when your clay mode is made with paraffin wax? if i do that method will it make the clay model even firmer and sturdier? (that would be great if it would) Are there any tutorials on doing that method?
are there anyways to make a clay modle that you save clay? (what i mean is you do not use much clay) cause i see in the net,forums that they put like cloth or foam around the armature so they just add a bit clay as a layering instead.
i mean model
You don't make the puppet completely out of wax. I usually add about 1/3 wax. It really is amazing how different you will find it makes them. I don't know of any tutorials off hand, but I will see if I can find anything and if not I can describe the process in greater detail.
It is definitely a good idea to make the puppet as light as possible, and clay is heavy. Usually what I do is make a wire armature, and add styrofoam balls to the areas that need bulking out (i.e. the torso and the head) that way it isn't solid clay, but the clay goes right on top of it.
Usually cushion foam is used for non clay puppets. The inside of the puppet is built up with foam and then the latex or silicon is put on top of that. But that is a little more advanced and I have done very little of that myself.
wow that is really a good idea. i will be also looking for some tutorials. i just won the april competition and the prize was the cracking animation book. i am waiting for it to arrive. do you think it will be a great help for me? what other materials do i also need for my animation? are there any other books that may also help? thank you very much!
Cracking Animations is a great book, one of the best that there is. I think the one you are getting is probably the newer edition, I still have one of the older edititions and it is great, I can't image how good the new one is. There are a ton of other great animation books. Barry Purves will be coming out with a new book soon that will be amazing, so when that comes out I would probably get a copy of that one. And see if you can get a copy of Illusion of Life by Frank Thomas and Ollie Johsnton, that is the best animation book ever written, while it isn't specific to stop motion, the principles of animation still apply.
oh thank you!!!
where did you buy the miniature furnitures you got that you use for your latest animation (Miles of Pennies) and how do you make the sets(like trees and houses) in the beaver creek?
and the water too? thanks!
For Miles of Pennies I actually made everything myself, mostly out of balsa wood and sculpey. For Beaver Creek I used dollhouse furniture and the trees in Beaver Creek were actually real sticks and with model foliage for the grass and stuff. Anymore I use plaster and build trees myself. The water was just blue clay moved a little bit.
oh thanks you are very creative!
Thanks! If you have any other question please ask!
Do handycams work the same as webcams. what i mean is they will be live view in the software when connected to the computer? or must take picture with the camera manually and import them to your computer.
because i am planning to buy one but i am not sure about it. i might waste my money if not. thanks!
Just look up if they have live view.
To all members- How do you divide and schedule your time for animation in the day? What i mean is most of us are still schooling, right? so how do you divide your time for yor studies and your stop-motion time? For those who can answer please answer asap.
get up early, stay up late. Or just don't sleep or eat at all.
it is hard to find time, but just work when you can
Can I quote you on that first line, Ian? LOL!
Usually over breaks, this sounds crazy, but I lose ALOT of weight. I am so busy working I'll go without eating for two days. I lost 7 pounds over a 2 week break this year.
It may be 3 a.m. when I snap out of the fact that I've been animating for hours.
Ian has a point. you're right. it is reallly hard to find time. that is why i make the most out of it when it is summer. how about you ian, do you still study or just work on your animations in college?
I will be able to answer that question in three months. I just graduated high school, so I am heading to college in september. I am going to animation school, so some of my studying will actually include working on my animation.
Also for the last two years I have been doing animation for hire, so I haven't had to find time around another job.
why don't try to apply for aardman? but are they opening for application by now?
How do you make the setup wherein you make the camera move while the subject/talent is moving. (smoothly) if i use a tripod how? or a tabletop? i often see people place their camera on something with wheels attached to a track. is there anyway to mak somthing similar like this?
what i mean is the camera rail/slider
You can make your own dolly, I have never tried and I could imagine it could be tough. You can buy them as well, but they are going to be expensive. Honestly you probably don't need one, there is one sure way to make your film look amateur, bad camera movement. I stay away from camera moves as much as a can unless it is something fast. slow sweeping camera movement is really hard to get right.
what i like to get for my film is while my character is moving the camera just follow it. thanks.
If the program you are using has grids, that can be very helpful as well.
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I pulled one box off today and the bottom gasket set is James, stamped #JGI-16779-97-X. Web searched all the usual sites. Nada, nichts, nuttin'.
Obviously these gaskets came from somewhere, but I can't seem to find a source. The guys at the H-D shop get that glazed-over look when I start talking Evo 88...they know 80's but they told me H-D never used the 88 except in the twinkie version.
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Flights to Newcastle from Europe
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The Castle Keep is one of the finest Norman stone castle keeps surviving in Britain today. It is a scheduled ancient monument and a Grade 1 listed building. It sits upon ground previously occupied by the Roman fort Pons Aelius, an Anglo-Saxon cemetery and a Norman Motte and Bailey Castle from which the City takes its name.Address: Castle Garth, St Nicolas' Street, NewcastlePhone: +44 191 232 7938Website: http://www.castlekeep-newcastle.org.ukOpening hours: Open Mon-Sat 10am. Sun 12pm. Last admission 4.15pm, closing time 5pm
One of the most famous attractions in North East England is the majestic 20 metres tall Angel of the North. The statue was created by Antony Gormley from 200 tons of steel and is seen by millions of people every year.Address: Durham Road, Eighton Banks, GatesheadPhone: +44 191 433 3000Website: http://www.gateshead.gov.uk/angel
The Arbeia Roman Fort and Museum is an impressive, reconstructed Roman fort with jewels, coins, pottery, weapons and armour that have been excavated at the location shown.Address: Baring Street, South Shields, South TynesidePhone: +44 191 456 1369Website: http://www.twmuseums.org.ukOpening hours: Closed between September and MarchMore info: Free entry
As a world-famous sight, the Tyne Bridge was the world's largest single-span bridge when it was opened by George V in 1928. Spanning the river Tyne, it connects Newcastle with Gateshead.Address: The Tyne Bridge, Newcastle
BALTIC is a major international centre for contemporary visual art. This renovated flour mill is one of the biggest temporary art spaces in Europe with over 3,000 square metres of art space, a cinema/lecture space and a library and archive for the study of contemporary art. The centre presents a dynamic and ambitious programme of changing exhibitions, events and projects, offering something new with every visit. In addition to its four galleries, the building boasts three different food and drink spaces and a shop, making it a place to eat, drink and relax, as well as somewhere to discover new art.Address: South Shore Road, GatesheadPhone: +44 191 478 1810Website: http://www.balticmill.comOpening hours: Open Wed-Mon 10am-6pm. Tue 10.30am-6pm. Last entry 15 minutes before closing time
This is one of the regions' major attractions. The museum houses major displays exploring the wonder and diversity of the natural world, a planetarium, a large-scale, interactive model of Hadrian's Wall, spectacular archaeological finds from Ancient Greece, mummies from Ancient Egypt and a life-size T-Rex dinosaur skeleton.Address: Barras Bridge, NewcastlePhone: +44 191 222 6765Website: http://www.twmuseums.org.ukOpening hours: Open Mon-Sat 10am-5pm. Sun 1pm-5pm
Inside this lush building you will find not only a cinema, but also The Tyneside Coffee Rooms and a bar. Tyneside Cinema offers a unique cinema experience with three different screens called The Classic, The Electra and The Roxy. The space can also be used for conferences and meetings.Address: 10 Pilgrim Street, NewcastlePhone: +44 845 217 9909Website: http://www.tynesidecinema.co.ukOpening hours: Open Mon-Sat 10am-11pm. Sun 11am-11pmMore info: The bar and cafés have similar opening hours
Regardless of the weather, this beautiful beach is just perfect for a walk in the sand. Longsands beach is located on the coast near Tynemouth. If you fancy a trip to the beach, it is not far from Newcastle. This place is also popular for surfing, swimming and kayaking.Address: Longsands Beach, Tynemouth
This park is located along the Ouseburn River and stretches all the way to the outskirts of Newcastle. Jesmond Dene is perfect for picnics, walking, running or for just relaxing. Come here for a family day out and enjoy this scenic park.Address: Jesmond Dene Park, Newcastle
People watching, eating, drinking and strolling along the river side is what The Quayside is all about. This place is where it all happens, day and night. From here you can also see some of the major attractions in Newcastle like BALTIC and The Tyne Bridge.Address: The Quayside, Newcastle
This area of Newcastle is full of magnificent, old buildings. Beautiful Grey Street is particularly popular with its restaurants and cafés. You can also visit the Grainger Market in Grainger Town for some good quality food.Address: Grey Street, Newcastle
Dedicated to children's books, Seven Stories invite the whole family to enjoy the passion for reading. This place opened in 2005 and has ever since attracted numerous visitors. Here you will find performances, exhibitions, a book café and much more.Address: 30 Lime Street, NewcastlePhone: +44 845 271 0777Website: http://www.sevenstories.org.ukOpening hours: Open Mon-Sat 10am–5pm. Sun and holidays 10am-4pmMore info: Free admission for children under 4 years
This tunnel was built to transport coal and later converted into a shelter during World War II. The Victoria Tunnel runs under Newcastle down to the Tyne and today you can visit this old tunnel and learn some interesting facts about the town's history.Address: Lime Street, NewcastlePhone: +44 191 261 6596Website: http://www.ouseburntrust.org.ukMore info: Booking a tour in advance is essential
This intimate, cosy comedy club can be found on High Bridge and is considered to be one of the best venues for comedy in the North East. The Stand Bistro provides food at reasonable prices like sandwiches, burgers and chips.Address: 31 High Bridge, NewcastlePhone: +44 844 693 3336Website: http://www.thestand.co.uk
A visit to Genting Casino Newcastle can come in handy if you feel like a night of Blackjack, Roulette and other games. You will find it conveniently located just behind the Central Station. The bar and restaurant onsite will keep your energy levels high all night.Address: Forth Street, NewcastlePhone: +44 191 232 0900Website: http://www.gentingcasinos.co.ukOpening hours: Open every day 12 noon-7am
As one of Newcastle's most famous culinary treats, the Fisherman's Lodge serves exquisite traditional and modern seafood dishes, together with an extensive wine list, in stylish and spacious surroundings.Address: Jesmond Dene, Jesmond, NewcastlePhone: +44 191 680 4350Website: http://www.fishermanslodge.co.uk
The Japanese-style decor, the extensive menu and the long tables make this teppan-yaki inspired restaurant an ideal location for big parties. The Japanese food here is claimed to be just lovely.Address: 35-39 Bath Lane, NewcastlePhone: +44 191 233 0189Website: http://www.fujiyamarestaurant.co.ukOpening hours: Open Mon-Sat 12pm-2pm and 6pm-11pm. Sun 12pm-3pm and 6pm-11pm
This great Italian restaurant is located close to the city centre and serves food from an imaginative menu in stylish surroundings. Paradiso also has a beautiful private dining room with space for up to 50 guests which makes this restaurant perfect for parties.Address: 1 Market Lane, NewcastlePhone: +44 191 221 1240Website: http://www.paradiso.co.ukOpening hours: Open Mon-Thu 11am-2.30pm and 5pm-10.30pm. Fri and Sat 11am-10.45pm
Nestled in the heart of the prestigious Gateshead Quays, Raval uses only the freshest of ingredients prepared by a team of culinary masters to challenge the stereotypical view of Indian food in the United Kingdom. Top chefs, handpicked from the cream of India's crop bring to Raval an unparalleled understanding and knowledge of the art of Indian cooking resulting in classic cuisine with a contemporary twist.Address: Church Street, on-Tyne Bridge, GatesheadPhone: +44 191 477 1700Website: http://www.ravaluk.comOpening hours: Open Mon-Sat 6pm-11pm
This is an oasis of calm in a family run, country house style restaurant just ten minutes by taxi from the city centre. The British cuisine menu is superb and comes from a highly rated chef, yet this restaurant is reasonably priced.Address: 8 Station Road, Low Fell, GatesheadPhone: +44 191 487 6017Website: http://www.eslingtonvilla.co.uk
Blackfriars Restaurant is the oldest dining room in the United Kingdom. The main restaurant was originally built to house the refectory for the 'Black Friars' and as a working inner-city former monastery, it is unique.Address: Friars Street, NewcastlePhone: +44 191 261 5945Website: http://www.blackfriarsrestaurant.co.ukOpening hours: Open Mon-Sat lunch 12pm-2.30pm and dinner 5.30pm-late. Sun lunch 12pm-4pm
How about a pizza made with passion or a pie made to Neapolitan standard? Cal's Own is highly recommended by its guests and will certainly bring you some great dishes to the table.Address: 207 Chillingham Road, Heaton, NewcastlePhone: +44 191 276 5298Website: http://www.calsown.co.ukOpening hours: Open Sun-Thu 5pm-9pm. Fri-Sat 12am-9pm
This restaurant serves food from the authentic Indian cuisine in the centre of Newcastle. Shiraz is highly recommended by its customers and the food is claimed to be delicious.Address: 39b Groat Market, NewcastlePhone: +44 191 222 1363Website: http://www.shirazcuisine.co.ukOpening hours: Open every day 6pm-late
In The Biscuit Factory, Britain's biggest commercial art gallery, you will find both art and the restaurant Food Social, a great venue for most occasions. Come here to enjoy a delicious meal made of only fresh ingredients in a creative and relaxed atmosphere.Address: The Biscuit Factory, Stoddart St, Shieldfield, NewcastlePhone: +44 191 260 5411Website: http://www.foodsocial.co.ukOpening hours: Open Mon-Fri 12pm-2pm and 5.30pm-9pm. Sat 12pm-3pm and 5.30-10pm. Sun 12pm-3pm
A little piece of Turkey can be found in the heart of Newcastle. Istanbul Cafe & Bistro serves authentic Turkish food at reasonable prices. Choose between the popular kebabs, delicious lamb, sweet baklavas and many other specialties.Address: 19a Ridley Place, NewcastlePhone: +44 191 261 0605Website: http://www.istanbulrestaurantuk.comOpening hours: Open every day from 9am-9pm
The great service, nice food and great value are some of the things guests like about Old Siam. This restaurant is located close to Tyne bridge and serves a wide range of Thai food including fish, meat and vegetarian dishes.Address: 1-3 Side, NewcastlePhone: +44 191 261 5590Website: http://www.theoldsiam.co.uk
The corner of 233 Westgate Road is a popular venue among the locals. The reason is called Moulin Rouge Cafe & Grill, a place serving authentic Persian food at its best. Choose between yogurt dips, grilled meats, flat bread, rice and much more from the exciting Persian cuisine.Address: 233 Westgate Road, NewcastlePhone: +44 191 232 0276
This restaurant offers Indian dishes in a cosy, stylish and oriental atmosphere. LuigiKhan's opened in 2010 and has ever since delighted its guests with its authentic Indian food. Choose between the famous Chicken Tikka Masala or try something completely different.Address: 358 Westgate Road, NewcastlePhone: +44 191 272 4937Website: http://www.luigikhans.com
The food at Sapori Café is claimed to be just fantastic and also, appreciated by its customers, affordable. Sit down at this restaurant and enjoy the Italian food, like pasta and wine, in a relaxed atmosphere.Address: 21 Starbeck Av, NewcastlePhone: +44 191 230 3190
If you are looking for a gourmet dinner, Turkish style, this is definitely a restaurant to keep an eye on. This fine Turkish food restaurant is located on Leazes Square in Newcastle. It is recommended to order a mezze plate here, a great way to try different dishes at the same time.Address: 34-36 Leazes Park Road, NewcastlePhone: +44 191 261 9646Website: http://www.restaurantturkish.co.ukOpening hours: Open every day 12pm-11pm
This is a small friendly café in the heart of Newcastle, serving coffee, pastries, breakfast and vegetarian dishes from a Mediterranean-style menu. If the sun is shining and the weather is warm, customers can sit outside and watch the world go by.Address: 8 Bigg Market, NewcastlePhone: +44 191 260 2577Website: http://www.kafeneon.co.uk
If you are looking for excellent food and coffee and a lively atmosphere, head to Blake's. Here you will find a wide selection of home-made food and a vast selection of coffees, beers and teas!Address: 53 Grey Street, NewcastlePhone: +44 191 261 5463
When walking around Newcastle you will probably run in to one of the Costa cafés located around town. This Italian coffee shop chain is the place to indulge in an Italian-style coffee, tasty cakes and snacks.Address: 19 Market Street, NewcastlePhone: +44 191 233 0544Website: http://www.costa.co.ukOpening hours: Open Mon-Fri 7am-8pm. Sat 7am-7pm. Sun 9am-5pm
As a part of the art-deco Tyneside Cinema, the Tyneside Coffee Rooms are located on the second floor where they have been since the late 1930's. The coffee rooms serve delicious food in nostalgic and cosy surroundings.Address: 10 Pilgrim Street, NewcastlePhone: +44 191 227 5520Website: http://www.tynesidecinema.co.ukOpening hours: Open Mon-Sat 10am-10pm. Sun 11am-11pm
The Central Bean is a place that takes pride in keeping the highest quality in their coffee. The espresso beans from Brazil, Mexico and Indonesia are freshly ground right before your eyes.Address: Times Central, Gallowgate, NewcastlePhone: +44 191 233 1887Website: http://www.centralbean.co.ukOpening hours: Open Mon-Fri 7.30am-6pm. Sat 9am-4pm. Sun 10am-3pm
The speaker system at this club is second to none and they have got the club nights to do it justice. The nights have different themes ranging from breakbeat, digital, electro, hip-hop, r'n'b and indie.Address: Times Square, NewcastlePhone: +44 191 261 9755Website: http://www.yourfutureisdigital.comOpening hours: Open Mon-Thu 11pm-3am. Fri-Sat 11pm-3.30am
This fantastic pub venue is split over two levels with the basement bar being one of the best places in town to catch the hottest talents emerging from the thriving local scene. Gigs are staged throughout the week, with DJ's on Friday and Saturday nights.Address: 2 Neville Street, NewcastlePhone: +44 191 230 4236Website: http://www.theheadofsteam.co.ukMore info: firstname.lastname@example.com
With all its candles and chandeliers, Tokyo is firmly established on NewcastleGateshead's classy bar circuit and exudes a chic air. Set over three floors, it has a superb beer garden with bricks coloured by beautiful little lilac flowers.Address: 17 Westgate Road, NewcastlePhone: +44 191 232 1122Website: http://www.tokyonewcastle.co.uk
This luxurious bank conversion has kept all the original 30 feet ceilings, marble pillars and classic wood features. Revolution is situated just down the slope from the train station and has concreted itself into the Newcastle scene with a high reputation for great music, atmosphere, food and service.Address: Collingwood Chambers, 40 Collingwood Street, NewcastlePhone: +44 191 261 8901Website: http://www.revolution-bars.co.ukOpening hours: Open Mon-Fri 11.30am-2am. Sat-Sun 10am-2am
This is surely one of the jewels in the crown of the Quayside scene. Pitcher & Piano takes full advantage of its location overlooking the Gateshead Millennium Bridge and BALTIC, having huge glass walls giving access to stunning views. Inside, it is laid-back, modern and offers a great menu.Address: 108 Quayside, NewcastlePhone: +44 191 232 4110Website: http://www.pitcherandpiano.comOpening hours: Open Sun-Thu 10am-12am. Fri-Sat 10am-1am
Newcastle airport is situated 11 kilometres from Newcastle city centre. Getting to and from the airport could not be easier, as there is a frequent Metro service that will take visitors to Newcastle Central train station in approximately 25 mins and to Gateshead in just 28 mins. http://www.nexus.org.uk There are several buses connecting the airport with Newcastle and surrounding towns like Ponteland. +44 871 200 22 33 http://www.traveline.info The airport taxis operate throughout the day and pick up and drop off passengers just outside the entrance. The taxi office can be found near domestic arrivals. +44 191 214 6969 http://www.airport-taxis.co.uk Several car hire companies can be found at the airport.Address: Newcastle International Airport, NewcastlePhone: +44 871 882 1121Website: http://www.newcastleairport.com


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How I can become a full- or part-time professional developing games? Are there specific courses? What specific knowledge should I be looking to learn? How do I enter the industry?
An assortment of advice:
Don't forget the Board Game Designers Forum.
Attend Protospiel, or Protospiel South, or Protospiel North or West.
Play lots of games, and a wide variety of games, both modern and classic.
Start designing games, taking them all the way from concept to completion. Do it over and over again. I designed and released one free print-and-play game each month at Invisible City Productions. I did this from January 2000 to December 2010. The first seven games were pretty hard, but it got easier after that.
Learn how to playtest your games, and how to integrate feedback into your designs.
Attend the GAMA Trade Show. Talk to publishers - especially smaller ones. Take them out to dinner and ask them about the industry.
Brush up on your math – especially probability and statistics. Learn how to mathematically model dice pools, bags of beads, and decks of cards.
You can start here:
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By TOM MCCOURTSun Advocate reporter
"I sure hope they don't outlaw drive-by shootings," Uncle Spud said with a grin, "That's how most of my friends get their deer." We were sitting on the porch with a big jug of church-approved lemonade, sharpening our bullets and getting ready for the big buck hunt.
"Things are sure different now," he said with a wistful look in his eye. "When I was a kid, there were big bucks everywhere."
"What's the best one you ever got," I asked as I swabbed the barrel of my shiny new 300-Thunderbolt magnum.
"That would have been old Mossy Horns," Uncle Spud said with a smile, "Yessir, old Mossy Horns was quite a buck. I hunted that deer for 30 years before I ever got a shot. He was that sneaky."
"And then?" I asked as I poured myself another slug of lemonade.
"Well," he said, "I hate to admit it, but I missed old Mossy Horns when I finally got a shot at him. He was so far away that I stretched the barrel of my old 30-30 two and a half inches just trying to reach him. I'd a got him but I forgot to allow for the rotation of the earth."
"Bummer," I said. "That's a common shooting error. Anyone could have made that mistake. How did you finally get him?"
"I got him on the grill of my Chevy one dark night in January on my way home from work," Uncle Spud said. "Did a thousand dollars damage to old Rusty Bucket, my favorite truck. Broke his horns in a hundred pieces and put the radiator through the fan. Old Mossy Horns sure had a hard head."
"That's too bad. We kill thousands of deer on the highways nowadays. It's sure a shame," I said as I tightened the crosshairs on my six pound, 12 X 28 powered riflescope.
"The glory years were the 1940s through the early 1970s," Uncle Spud said, "And then things went to heck. The fish and game people say it all has to do with diminishing habitat, too many hunters, and the weather, but I have some questions about that. The side hills and buck bushes in Nine Mile are as open and full of leaves as they were in the 1960s. There are just no deer there anymore."
"I was at a meeting where a fish and game guy said the big bucks are still there, they are just smarter now and we don't see them as often as we used to," Uncle Spud said. Then he smiled. "I told him they must be real smart out in Nine Mile. They don't even leave tracks."
"Maybe it's the weather," I suggested as I rubbed a fresh coat of oil on my lucky hunting boots.
"I don't think so," he said. "If we have a wet year they tell us deer numbers are down because of winterkill. If we have a dry year they tell us the numbers are down due to drought conditions on the range. No matter what the weather guy says, you can be sure the deer numbers will be down. Weather doesn't seem to be a factor."
"Are there too many hunters," I asked.
"I doubt it," he said. "At one time we had almost 250,000 deer hunters in Utah. Today they restrict it to about 100,000. Schools used to shut down so families could go hunting. We don't do that anymore. There are fewer than half the number of hunters now than in the 1980s."
"You don't suppose that predators have anything to do with it," I asked innocently.
"Not a chance," he said. "Our grandfathers killed off nearly all of the predators by the 1930s, back when the deer hunting started to get real good. According to some animal-rights groups, the predator populations have never recovered. Utah is still so short on predators that the state is importing wolves and putting strict limits on the hunting of cougars and bears. In fact, coyotes, cougars, and bears are so few in numbers that they are coming right into town. I hear they get lonely out in the boondocks all by themselves."
"I heard that a lonesome cougar tried to make friends with a bowhunter up by Joe's Valley a few weeks ago," I said.
"Yes, and the guy shot it when it reached out to shake hands," Uncle Spud said. "Predators are so misunderstood."
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|Pioneers March Their Way To Sectional Finals
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It's been a puzzling season to say the least for head coach Kris Hagaman of the Watauga High volleyball team. But despite the ups-and-downs, the Pioneers (17-11) have marched their way to
the Class 4A Sectional Finals---again! The Pioneers, who defeated A.C. Reynolds, the No.2 seed from the Mountain Athletic 3A/4A Conference, in four games Tuesday night at Lentz-Eggers Gym in the second round of the North Carolina High School Athletic Association Class 4A state playoffs, will play at Cornelius-Hough (28-1), the No.1 seed from the I-Meck Conference, in the sectional championship game Thursday night.
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By Aldo Panessidi
For those of you loyal readers who have been following and reading my blogs.... you no doubt noticed my propensity to provide you with industry and market statistics and information.
Keeping with this tradition, I came across a study - IT in the Toilet conducted by 11 Mark "View Infographic"... according to this report, we shouldn't be surprised if we hear a toilet flush in the background while on the phone with friends or colleagues; as a whopping 3 out 4 in America use their cell phones while in the bathroom.
Approximately the same number of men and women have used the phone in the bathroom, according to a survey of 1,000 Americans... although men seem more tethered to IT in the toilet: 30 percent of men versus 20 percent of women agreed with the statement, "I don't go to the bathroom without my mobile phone."
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More than half the surveyed users (63 percent) said they have answered a phone call in the bathroom, and almost half (41 percent) reported initiating a phone call. That's not all, however: What goes on behind the walls of the stalls is anything a mobile phone is capable of. Sixty-seven percent said they have read a text, and 39 percent have surfed the Web. Men work more from the bathroom—20 percent said they have participated in work-related calls, versus 13 percent of their female colleagues.
As expected, Gen Y respondents are the pacesetters in the "mobile everywhere" movement, with 91 percent using their phone in the bathroom. Still, older generations are not far behind. Eighty percent of Gen X reported using the phone in the bathroom, as did 65 percent of Baby Boomers and 47 percent of the Silent Generation.
While online, they are doing more than just surfing; 16 percent of Gen Y report they have made an online purchase while in the bathroom. The study indicates that 87% of Droid users (Motorola Droid RAZR, Samsung Galaxy S 2, HTC Amaze, LG Optimus 2X) and 84% of Blackberry users (Bold 9900 Touch, Bold 9790 , Curve 9370) followed by 77% of iPhone users are particularly likely to browse and buy in the bathroom – 22 percent have made a purchase, versus 10 percent of Americans with mobile phones overall.
"The writing is on the stall," said 11mark principal Nicole Burdette. "This study confirms what we all know: that the last private place is no longer private."


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People seem to think it would be useful to chain associations in the same way that named scopes work. E.g., post.comments.authors. We might look at providing a patch to do so.
Rspec and Rails 2.2 modifies rails to not rescue exceptions as it normally does. To fix that, add the following to your tests:
describe ThingsController do before(:each) do controller.use_rails_error_handling! end end
Do you know how to set same controller behaviour in Merb? ;]
Regarding the association chaining, it's not tough to roll manually: http://gist.github.com/63041.
With that being said, it's probably a bad idea, since it's *way* too easy to abuse (speaking as someone who has done [such things](http://pivotallabs.com/users/nick/blog/articles/283–strike-ten-things-i-hate-about-proxy-objects-strike-part-i)).
A better idea might be identifying a missing join model, or even just de-normalization for de-normalization's sake. Then again, it is a cool trick.


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The men's Merino 2 Lightweight Crew features Patagonia's most versatile merino baselayer fabric. It's naturally breathable, regulates body temperature, and has a great warmth-to-weight ratio to keep you dry and comfortable during active pursuits in cool to cold conditions.
Patagonia's version of the ultimate go-anywhere T-shirt combines a relaxed feel for hanging out and wool's inherent benefits for going places: soft next to skin, natural odor control and warmth even when wet. Patagonia's most versatile merino baselayer fabric, Merino 2 keeps you dry and comfortable during active pursuits in cool to cold conditions; it's naturally breathable, regulates body temperature, has a great warmth-to-weight ratio, and stretches. Patagonia's wool comes from nonmulesed Australian merino sheep. We slow-wash it for softness and shrink-resistance without the use of environmentally harmful chlorine, and blend it with 20% polyester (100% recycled) for increased durability, resilience and moisture-management. The raglan-sleeve design and offset side seams lie smoothly beneath pack straps. Machine-wash cold; machine dry at low temperatures. bluesign-approved fabric.
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Universal OEM Style Rearview Mirror and Back Up Camera by Metra®. Add this backup camera system to your vehicle without having to add a separate display, because the display is built into the driver's mirror. Just put the shifter into reverse, and the otherwise invisible LCD display lights up behind the mirror's silvered surface.
- Two video inputs with reverse camera input
- Auto-switching video function for use with backup camera
- Anti-glare glass
- Easy to install
- Comes with Universal Camera TDM14
- Imaging Sensor CMOS
- 1.8mm focal length for wide-angle viewing
- System NTSC/PAL
- Frame Rate 30fps
- 4.3" LCD monitor hidden behind mirror surface
- Minimum illumination 0.1 Lux
- Operating Voltage 9-16 volts
- Operating Temp 22-170 degrees
- IP rating IP67: safe against ingress of dust, and water to one meter
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Simply remove your original rearview mirror and replace it with the Replacement Rearview Mirror. You'll need to run wires for power, to the backup lights and for the backup camera, which is included. Whenever the vehicle is put into reverse, the camera turns on automatically. Now you can avoid backing into obstacles or pedestrians. You control the mirror functions with on-screen buttons.
The mirror attaches to your factory mirror mounting button, while the camera goes on the rear of your vehicle, probably to one of the license plate bolts.185.15 226.39
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Very nice but not top quality.Was this review helpful for you? YesNoShare this review:(4.3)APPEARANCEEASE OF INSTALLATIONPRICE/VALUEQUALITY2001 Nissan Altima | Posted by Barry | (Bayside, NY)
The appearance is fine, except for the fact you always see split in mirror between LCD screen on right side and mirror on left even in drive. I can't say whether installation was difficult or not, since I had it installed by a professional shop that does navigation systems, alarm, sound and video systems, but it did take over two hours. The biggest issue I had with this camera is that when it is bright and sunny outside, there is so much glare hitting the LCD part of mirror that makes it difficult to see the picture when car is in reverse.19 people found this review helpful.Was this review helpful for you? YesNoShare this review:(4.5)APPEARANCEEASE OF INSTALLATIONPRICE/VALUEQUALITY2013 Ford Mustang | Posted by Tom | (North Brunswick, NJ)
The wiring diagram was provided, but a bit tricky to get right. Once setup, it really was plug&play. The mirror is an identical mirror to OEM in my 2013 Mustang convertible, but this includes the video screen. With convertible top down, in bright sun, the video is very easy to see and use.8 people found this review helpful.Was this review helpful for you? YesNoShare this review:(3.8)APPEARANCEEASE OF INSTALLATIONPRICE/VALUEQUALITY2006 Cadillac XLR | Posted by David | (Detroit, MI)
It work o.k. When the sun is out, it is hard to see when backing up. Thing on your right side is on the left side of the mirror when backing up. The Bluetooth works fine.10 people found this review helpful.Was this review helpful for you? YesNoShare this review:(4.8)APPEARANCEEASE OF INSTALLATIONPRICE/VALUEQUALITY2007 Toyota FJ Cruiser | Posted by Ashley | (Manassas Park, VA)
This mirror is everything I was looking for in a gift for my boyfriend's birthday. He did the installation himself and it went very smooth, from wiring to mounting the camera on the dash. The mirror has two inputs so he put the camera that came with the mirror in the front and another camera in the back, so when he is off-roading, he can see what's in front and behind. The clarity of the screen is very clear and you can't tell there is a screen in the mirror until the car is in reverse. Mirror also has auto dimming which is really nice at night. Only issues are getting the Bluetooth to connect to phone and the mirror itself is longer than most mirrors. But so far we love it!15 people found this review helpful.Was this review helpful for you? YesNoShare this review:
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It has been a wild NCAA Football season this year, but the product of all this chaos is one of stability. Two of the greatest and most storied programs, Notre Dame and Alabama, will face off in a clash of football titans.
Will The Fighting Irish and Maxwell Award winner Manti T'eo put Notre Dame back atop the football world or will Nick Saban and the Tide take their third national championship in four years?
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Coca-Cola and Ford Motor Co. are collaborating on a first-ever interior fabric made from the renewable material that is used to produce Coca-Cola's PlantBottle Technology recyclable polyethylene terephthalate (PET) bottle. The two companies unveiled recently a Ford Fusion Energi plug-in hybrid vehicle with PlantBottle interior fabric surfaces covering seat cushions, seat backs, head restraints, door panel inserts, and headliners. Ford says it has been able to produce the first-ever fiber that can be woven into durable, automotive-grade PET fabric from...
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In August 2011, Zsolt Ugray, an associate professor at the Jon M. Huntsman School of Business, left for his native Hungary as part of the Fulbright Program, an international educational exchange sponsored by the U.S. government. The program, which operates in more than 155 countries around the world, is designed to increase international understanding by studying, teaching, conducting research, exchanging ideas, and contributing to finding solutions to shared international concerns.
Halfway through his yearlong experience, Dr. Ugray sent the following as a brief report on his activities to that point:
"The first half of my sabbatical year went really fast. Shortly after my arrival to Budapest, Hungary, in late August, the local Fulbright Commission welcomed all visiting Fulbright Scholars and held a busy orientation week to prepare us for the year ahead. My teaching responsibilities at my host institution, Corvinus University, where I'm a visiting professor in the information systems department, started the next week. I participated in a variety of activities: I taught a course, gave lectures, worked on research projects, and participated in institutional meetings. I taught a very rewarding information management course for doctoral students. The students liked it so much that they asked me to offer a second part, which I happily volunteered to do for the spring semester. I also gave several lectures, which were attended by a mix of faculty and students. I gave a couple more at Pannonia University and attended a conference in Sibenik, Croatia, where I presented a research paper. I started a few new research projects with colleagues from the university on the use and development of information systems and business intelligence tools, which we continue to work on.
"Part of being a Fulbright Scholar involves the honor and responsibility to participate in a variety of activities organized by Education USA and the Hungarian Fulbright Commission. Many of these activities are scholarly, while others are informational events for a variety of audiences, ranging from local business people, professionals, academics, students, to U.S. diplomats, and public service professionals.
"I'm grateful for the opportunities that are available to me during my sabbatical year, and while I'm still having a great time in Hungary, I'm already looking forward to returning to Logan to share my experiences."
To read the Huntsman Post story which ran last fall about how Dr. Ugray got the Fulbright Scholarship, please click here.


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The federal fiscal cliff financial crisis has been averted with the arrival of the new year, yet Claxton-Hepburn Medical Center will soon feel its impact.
The Ogdensburg hospital wont escape unscathed, but will also post some encouraging bottom lines thanks to some measures taken earlier in 2012.
It is getting increasingly difficult to generate an operating profit to reinvest in the organization, Mark Webster, Claxton-Hepburns president and chief executive officer said Wednesday in prepared statement. We will continue to explore opportunities to improve efficiencies and continue to be good stewards of community resources.
Mr. Websters cautious optimism, however, is set against a backdrop of some bleak numbers.
As part of the American Taxpayer Relief Act of 2012, Claxton-Hepburn is projected to lose $1,011,000 from Medicare between 2014 and 2022, according to Laura C. Shea, the hospitals director of community relations and planning.
Also, she said, the reduction doesnt include the expected $806,000 decrease in reimbursements this year as part of the federal Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act. The PPACA, which began in 2010, will take $18,465,000 from Claxton-Hepburn over the 10-year phase-in period.
Bracing fiscal predicaments, according to Mrs. Shea, prompted the hospital to react accordingly.
Last year, Mrs. Shea said, was financially challenging for Claxton-Hepburn Medical Center. Facing cuts from both the state and federal levels, the medical center addressed the decrease in reimbursement by implementing a profitability plan in June 2012, which included some employee layoffs, position eliminations and realignment of staff duties.
The hospital laid off eight workers in July and eliminated a total of nine positions in December, including six layoffs.
The profitability plan has focused on enhancing revenues and reducing expenses, and yielded a savings of $1.4 million last year.
Mrs. Shea said the hospital finished 2012 with surplus from operations of $1,758,131, which she called a modest 1.87 percent profit.
This year could also see the continuation of a positive trend.
The medical center, Mrs. Shea said, has been profitable from operations for four of the last five years and has budgeted a 2.06 percent profit for 2013.
Last year was busy for the hospital.
Claxton-Hepburn saw an increase in volume in its Emergency Department in 2012, caring for just over 19,000 patients, Mrs. Shea said. Also, the hospitals health centers saw a decrease in business due to the loss of two providers. New providers will be added to the Hammond Health Center in March and to the Claxton-Hepburn Health Center in April.
Business volumes in outpatient departments such as wound healing, cancer services, and pain management saw strong growth in 2012, according to Mrs. Shea.
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NORFOLK - Norwood-Norfolk Central School officials have narrowed the gap between expenditures and revenues in their 2013-14 budget proposal, but theres still more work to do.
The districts board of education reviewed the latest budget numbers during their meeting on Tuesday, and they will be holding a special budget work session at 7 p.m. Monday to try and decrease the gap even more.
We did have the opportunity to once again look at our budget projections. We have managed to narrow our gap, Superintendent Elizabeth A. Kirnie said.
She said they were originally looking at a $608,000 gap between their projected revenues and projected expenses, but thats been cut down a bit.
Through some adjustments and so on we are now at a $299,000 gap, Mrs. Kirnie said.
Prior to those adjustments, their budget draft had shown a revenue budget of $19,516,516 and an expenditure budget of $20,629,647. It used $505,000 of appropriated fund balance, leaving a gap of $608,131.
Their first draft, which had used no reserves or appropriated fund balance, showed a projected revenue budget of $18,572,832 and a projected expenditure budget of $20,654,515, leaving a gap of $2,081,683.
Although theyve made progress in chipping away at the gap, theres more work to do, according to the superintendent.
That being said, we did discuss different scenarios so the board knows that there are other avenues to balance the budget other than on the backs of teaching positions, she said.
They, like other schools, are waiting to hear how theyll make out in Gov. Andrew Cuomos budget. In the meantime, among the options theyll be discussing Monday is stabilizing their employee retirement system payments through amortization.
Mrs. Kirnie said theyll also likely be discussing increasing the tax levy, using more of their reserves and fund balance and paying ahead on some debt services to free up some money.
Aside from staff cuts, were looking at five other options. In some combination we hope by the end of the budget work session to have a better understanding of how were going to close it, she said.
In addition to their Monday work session, the board of education will hold their second and final community forum from 6 to 8:30 p.m. Wednesday in the elementary cafeteria. The forum had originally been scheduled for Feb. 27, but was postponed because of inclement weather.
All interested district residents and local business owners are invited to participate, as district officials update them on the financial condition of the school district and the future of its educational programs.
Although registration isnt required, RSVPs are encouraged by calling District Clerk Barbara Halpin at 353-9951, ext. 2604.
During their meeting this week, board of education members also discussed plans for a capital project that would address safety and security in the district.
The Facilities Committee is starting to put together a scope of work for a project that will focus on safety and security. Now we are in the process of preparing an RFP (request for proposal) and discussing what needs to be done, Mrs. Kirnie said.
The project will also address saving money through energy efficiency, she said.
We have so much of our infrastructure that is original equipment. When a boiler was put in, for example, it was when the building was built. You have to be prepared at some point to recognize its past its useful life, she said.
Board members also learned this week that the districts elementary school was eligible for $37,000 in technology vouchers stemming from a 2006 settlement agreement between New York state consumers and Microsoft Corporation.
Its non-competitive, meaning if we do the required application process the money is ours, Mrs. Kirnie said.
She said they intend to use the funding to improve readiness for the upcoming computer-based testing. For that reason, we are going to be studying and waiting. We have until November 2014 to spend the funding. Were going to wait until we know what is appropriate and recommended for the computer-based testing.
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OGDENSBURG Ogdensburg Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 2936 announced Thursday that it will remain open under new leadership and in a new facility.
The posts new commander, Scott A. Compo, has taken the reins of the post following its shutdown last October.
I have been associated with the VFW since I was a child, Mr. Compo said. My father was a past commander and my mother was a past president of the womens auxiliary. Then I became a member myself. Its very near to my heart and I couldnt see losing the post or the charter and having all that hard work go to waste.
The post was shut down after Commander Larry Latimer, unable to pay the posts bills, turned over the buildings keys to the state VFW.
The posts charter was in jeopardy unless remaining members elected 10 and appointed two new officers.
I decided then and there that I would take over as the post commander, Mr. Compo said. We got a bunch of guys and filled the officer positions.
Meanwhile, the post has been the subject of a state investigation over the sale of its bell jar tickets. The investigation is ongoing, Gaming Commission spokesman Lee Park said.
The investigation is in the final stages basically done, Mr. Compo said. There are some final negotiations to be had, but we know what we owe. We have a plan on paying what we owe.
The post owes upward of $50,000 to the state, vendors and utilities, Mr. Compo said.
The 525 Caroline St. buildings electricity and gas were turned off and its plumbing was drained in February.
In our current building, we were looking at a $700 to $1,000 monthly in electricity bills in the wintertime and a $700-a-month gas bill, Mr. Compo said. He said a lack of membership and dwindling interest have caused the posts inability to pay its bills.
Back when we bought the building in the 50s, the VFW post had over 700 members, he said. Right now, the interest in the VFW isnt very big to todays veterans. Today, we have about 180 members. Were hoping to change that, but we have to get back on our feet first.
On May 17, post members voted to sell the building in favor of purchasing a smaller facility.
We cant afford to keep the building, unfortunately, Mr. Compo said.
We couldnt afford to stay in that building for years. Weve done our best to stay there, but were looking to get out of that big building to something smaller that we can maintain.
A buyer has expressed interest in purchasing the building, Mr. Compo said.
The post is waiting for approval from the state VFW before it can go through with the sale.
Once we get permission to sell, our next step is to keep everything we need to start a new post, he said. And everything else, well hold an auction for to try to raise extra funds for our new building. Money from the sale of the old building will help pay off our debts.
Mr. Compo said the post does not yet have any leads on a new building.
Were still working on that, he said. We havent found a place yet. This whole deal is still in the works.
The post still will operate a canteen in its next home. Well have less overhead and less building to heat, less maintenance, Mr. Compo said.
The post continues to hold regular meetings once a month.
The ladies and mens auxiliaries are still together, Mr. Compo said.
We have a lot of support through the auxiliaries and were hoping to make a go of it in the future. Everything depends on the state approval of that sale. But I spoke with the district commander ... and he said everything is looking good.
Mr. Compo said the post has stopped asking for donations until it receives sale approval from state VFW officials.
We know we received a lot of donations and help from the public, and we appreciate everyones help, Mr. Compo said.
The VFW is not going anywhere and were not closing down. Were simply just relocating. We will have a club in the future; where that is remains to be determined, but we will have a club. We want everyone to know were still here, and were not gone.
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