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Home/Premier League/Player reveals reason for rejecting Manchester United – 'Intention' is to move 'next year'
Player reveals reason for rejecting Manchester United – 'Intention' is to move 'next year'
Idris HusseinSeptember 4, 2022
Ever since Manchester United confirmed they'd reached an agreement to appoint Erik ten Hag as their manager, they were linked with multiple players from the Dutch club.
The Red Devils were successful in reuniting Ten Hag with Lisandro Martínez and Antony as the duo arrived at Old Trafford from the Dutch champions. The Premier League side also showed interest in Jurrien Timber.
Manchester United were not able to convince the 21-year-old to leave Ajax, and he ended up signing an extension on August 18th. The Netherlands international's new deal runs until 2025.
Earlier reports indicated Oranje manager Louis van Gaal had asked the defender not to join Ten Hag in Manchester. Algemeen Dagblad have interviewed the player, where he dismissed this suggestion.
"Many things came out were not right either. Such as the national team manager advising me against going to United," Timber said, as quoted by FCUpdate.
"During the last international match, I spoke to Van Gaal. He did not say: stay with Ajax, because if you don't make enough minutes, there is less chance that you will play at the World Cup
He said correctly, and I feel it myself, that if I make a choice, he knew I was going to make minutes there [United] too.
"You never know for sure, but that confidence I have too. You base your choice on that. The national team coach expresses his confidence in me. He does not say at all:
beware of this or that club. You are talking about football, about clubs. He gives his opinion. I take someone who has been around for so long and knows so many clubs very seriously."
The Dutchman admitted it was not the right time for him to leave the Eredivisie winners for Manchester United, even though it was tempting.
"I didn't necessarily have the feeling that I was ready for it. We play in the Champions League with Ajax, I can still learn a lot in the Netherlands and there is still a World Cup coming up," he explained.
"I still get enough top matches here. There is a lot of interest, yes, from several clubs. It was a busy summer. My agent Christopher Coffie kept me informed of the clubs that showed interest.
"It wasn't just about all the clubs that were mentioned in the media. There's a reason I didn't leave. It's because I think I still have plenty to learn here and I'm in the right place here. I have plans to come here to grow further. The Champions League was not necessarily a factor. It was more about my feeling."
Timber will continue at the Amsterdam club until the end of this season and his intention is to make a move elsewhere in 2023.
"Deciding whether to stay or go was the most difficult choice in my career. I have only been playing in the first team for a year and a half.
Having to make such a choice at 21 is not easy. Money did not play a role for a second," the Dutchman stressed.
"Whether agreements have been made to make a transfer next year? That's the intention, yes, but you never know how it will go. But that has been discussed well together with Ajax."
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AAB: Applied Animal Behavior
W15, 75, 85, 116, 181, 202, 231, 259, 275, 290, 316, 331
AUT: Autism
W1, W2, W3, W4, W5, W6, W7, W12, W14, W21, W23, W24, W25, W30, W31, W32, W33, W34, W35, W36, W37, W40, W45, W46, W47, W51, W53, W54, W55, W56, W62, W63, W65, W69, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 23, 24, 31, 47, 48, 49, 50, 51, 55, 56, 63, 77, 78, 80, 83, 84, 85, 86, 89, 100, 101, 102, 111, 112, 123, 124, 126, 127, 128, 129, 130, 135, 144, 178, 179, 180, 188, 195, 198, 200, 201, 215, 216, 217, 220, 224, 226, 232, 236, 237, 240, 241, 247, 248, 249, 252, 260, 261, 264, 275, 281, 282, 284, 285, 287, 288, 289, 291, 292, 293, 303, 304, 306, 309, 310, 318, 321, 328, 329, 330, 332, 338, 354, 355, 356, 364, 365, 399, 400, 401, 402, 403, 416, 417, 419, 421, 422, 423, 428, 431, 431A, 432, 433, 436, 437, 440, 441, 448, 450, 452, 453, 454, 456, 457, 459, 467, 468, 475, 476, 481, 485, 493, 495, 499, 500, 501, 502, 503, 505, 506, 507, 509, 514, 517, 518, 519, 526, 528, 529, 538, 541, 543
BPN: Behavioral Pharmacology and Neuroscience
32, 36, 61, 75, 81, 84, 85, 113, 131, 196, 278, 287, 333, 404, 493, 499, 502, 540
CBM: Clinical/Family/Behavioral Medicine
W8, W9, W10, W11, W12, W26, W44, W45A, W48, W49, W57, W58, 20, 21, 33, 38, 41, 50, 56, 57, 75, 76, 77, 80, 81, 84, 85, 103, 104, 132, 133, 134, 136, 181, 183, 196, 203, 214A, 221, 233, 234, 241, 244, 249, 261, 262, 263, 266, 285, 288, 289, 305, 306, 307, 334, 335, 345, 346, 356, 357, 405, 406, 434, 435, 439, 456, 458, 459, 469, 476, 478, 479, 497, 499, 500, 502, 503, 519, 520, 521, 523, 539, 540
CSS: Community, Social, and Sustainability Issues
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OTH: Other
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45th Annual Convention; Chicago, IL; 2019
Symposium #28
CE Offered: BACB
Teaching Complex Verbal Behavior to Individuals With Different Ability Levels
Fairmont, Second Level, International Ballroom
Area: TBA/EDC; Domain: Applied Research
Chair: Ashley Briggs Greer (The Faison School)
CE Instructor: Ashley Briggs Greer, Ph.D.
The papers in this symposium are about teaching complex verbal behavior to individuals with various ability levels. The first paper presents an instructional program aimed at teaching children with autism to understand metaphors. The second paper describes teaching children to mand for information via observational learning. The third paper involves teaching applied behavior analysis to non-ABA professionals.
Instruction Level: Basic
ABA practitioners, graduate students, non-ABA professionals, academic researchers (applied researchers)
Teaching Children With Autism to Understand Metaphors
GABRIELLE T. LEE (Western University), Sheng Xu (Chongqing Normal University), Huiling Zou (Hainan Normal University), Lina Gilic (State University of New York at Old Westbury), Michelle Lee (Michigan State University)
The purpose of this study was to evaluate the effects of an instruction on the acquisition and generalization of metaphor understanding for children with autism spectrum disorder. Three students (two boys, one girl, 5 to 8 years old) participated in this study. A combination of a multiple probe design across two behaviors and three participants was used. The metaphors were categorized by topography: the metaphors involving physical features and the metaphors involving abstract properties. The instruction consisted of intraverbal training with picture prompts. The results indicated that the instruction was effective to establish the acquisition and generalization of metaphor understanding for the two students who completed the entire study. They also maintained the acquired metaphors up to 2 months following the completion of the instruction.
Teaching Preschoolers to Mand for Information
JEANNEMARIE SPECKMAN-KILROE (Fred S. Keller School), Lin Du (Teachers College Columbia University), R. Douglas Greer (Columbia University Graduate School of Arts and Sciences)
Abstract: The current research investigated whether students would emit mands for information as a function of observing of peers mand information (ask questions) about unfamiliar stimuli. We recruited preschool students with and without disabilities between the ages and 3 and 5 to participate in four different activities. These activities were designed to create opportunities for the students to mand information about unfamiliar pictures and objects. For students who did not emit mands for information, we use a multiple probe design across participants to test the effects of a Peer-Mediated Motivating Operation procedure (PMOP) on the emission of mands for information. In the first experiment, the participants observed the peers ask questions (e.g. What is that?"), receive information from the experimenter, and receive praise and tokens contingent on asking a question. The results show that PMOP increased the number of questions for participants outside of the training sessions in a return to baseline condition. In the second experiment, all conditions remained the same except that question asking only resulted in the inquired information. Results are discussed in terms of where the reinforcement exists for asking questions about unfamiliar things in one's environment, and whether this truly measures the "need to know".
Testing the Effectiveness of Teacher Training Lectures
LIN DU (Teachers College, Columbia University), Ginger Harms (Fred S. Keller School ), Susan Buttigieg (Manhattanville College)
Abstract: Fred S. Keller School is a behavior analytic EI program and preschool for children with and without developmental disabilities from 18 mon to 5 years old. At Keller school, we provided weekly professional training lecture series for our teachers, teacher assistants, and related service providers. The 30 plus lectures covered chapters in Applied Behavior Analysis textbooks (i.e., Cooper, Heron, & Heward, 2007; Greer, 2002; Greer & Ross, 2008) and verbal behavior developmental interventions (protocols) (i.e., auditory matching protocol, face conditioning protocol, voice conditioning protocol). The pre- and post-probes were presented in single-choice questions on Google form. The participants were asked to complete the questions on their smartphones or computers. Those who reached criterion in the first post-probe earned 10 bonus points that they could redeem for backup reinforcers (i.e., come to work late, leave work early, gift cards). We used a delayed pre- and post-intervention design across lecture series. The results so far were promising in that the weekly teacher training lectures improved teacher responses pertaining to behavior analysis.


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Leeds must fix mistakes from a year ago with giant swoop after report which rips hope from fans
Date: 30th April 2018 at 5:29pm
It is fair to say that the joy surrounding Leeds United's reported pursuit of former loanee Kyle Bartley has not lasted long at all.
The Whites have been heavily linked with a move for the centre back powerhouse in recent days, with the Yorkshire Evening Post claiming that talks have begun with Premier League side Swansea City for the 6'4″ giant's capture this summer.
Even a potentially serious knee injury, a problem which has plagued him throughout the current campaign, has not stopped the Elland Road faithful from backing a move for the 26-year-old, which would see him return to Yorkshire after a season-long break after his loan spell with the club.
However, the report from Swansea is enough to rip the hope straight out of the hearts of the Leeds fans.
Wales Online state that sources at the Welsh side refute any suggestion that negotiations have begun between the clubs, with the Swans' Premier League safety reportedly dependent on whether Bartley stays or goes this summer.
However, the situation does not need to remain that way for long – but it does mean that Andrea Radrizzani must take immediate action.
Tabling an offer now that Swansea cannot refuse, regardless of whether they slip into the second tier or retain their top flight status, would not only kick start the Whites' summer early but avoid any chance of a bidding war from rival sides.
Other than his injury, there is no risk to the move having proven himself as a Championship quality star, and really it should have been a swoop sanctioned 12 month ago after his impressive season-long stint with the Whites.
It is time to fix those mistakes, and ensure that the fans' hope over seeing Bartley once again has not been built up for nothing.
In other Leeds United news, one outcast must be brought in from the cold as troubles deepen.
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package streams

import common._

/**
 * This component implements the solver for the Bloxorz game
 */
trait Solver extends GameDef {

  /**
   * Returns `true` if the block `b` is at the final position
   */
  def done(b: Block): Boolean = b.b1 == goal && b.b2 == goal

  /**
   * This function takes two arguments: the current block `b` and
   * a list of moves `history` that was required to reach the
   * position of `b`.
   *
   * The `head` element of the `history` list is the latest move
   * that was executed, i.e. the last move that was performed for
   * the block to end up at position `b`.
   *
   * The function returns a stream of pairs: the first element of
   * the each pair is a neighboring block, and the second element
   * is the augmented history of moves required to reach this block.
   *
   * It should only return valid neighbors, i.e. block positions
   * that are inside the terrain.
   */
  def neighborsWithHistory(b: Block, history: List[Move]): Stream[(Block, List[Move])] = {
    val ns = b.legalNeighbors
    val nsWithHistory = ns.map(n => (n._1, n._2 :: history))
    nsWithHistory.toStream
  }

  /**
   * This function returns the list of neighbors without the block
   * positions that have already been explored. We will use it to
   * make sure that we don't explore circular paths.
   */
  def newNeighborsOnly(neighbors: Stream[(Block, List[Move])],
    explored: Set[Block]): Stream[(Block, List[Move])] = {
    neighbors.filter(n => !explored.contains(n._1))
  }

  /**
   * The function `from` returns the stream of all possible paths
   * that can be followed, starting at the `head` of the `initial`
   * stream.
   *
   * The blocks in the stream `initial` are sorted by ascending path
   * length: the block positions with the shortest paths (length of
   * move list) are at the head of the stream.
   *
   * The parameter `explored` is a set of block positions that have
   * been visited before, on the path to any of the blocks in the
   * stream `initial`. When search reaches a block that has already
   * been explored before, that position should not be included a
   * second time to avoid cycles.
   *
   * The resulting stream should be sorted by ascending path length,
   * i.e. the block positions that can be reached with the fewest
   * amount of moves should appear first in the stream.
   *
   * Note: the solution should not look at or compare the lengths
   * of different paths - the implementation should naturally
   * construct the correctly sorted stream.
   */
  def from(initial: Stream[(Block, List[Move])],
    explored: Set[Block]): Stream[(Block, List[Move])] = {
    if (initial.isEmpty) {
      Stream()
    } else {
      val current = initial.head
      val block = current._1
      val history = current._2

      val ns = neighborsWithHistory(block, history)
      val newExplored = explored + block
      val newNs = newNeighborsOnly(ns, newExplored)
      initial.tail.append(newNs)
    }
  }

  /**
   * The stream of all paths that begin at the starting block.
   */
  lazy val pathsFromStart: Stream[(Block, List[Move])] = from(Stream((startBlock, List())), Set())

  /**
   * Returns a stream of all possible pairs of the goal block along
   * with the history how it was reached.
   */
  lazy val pathsToGoal: Stream[(Block, List[Move])] = pathsToGoalInt(pathsFromStart, Stream(), Set(startBlock))

  private def pathsToGoalInt(paths: Stream[(Block, List[Move])], sols: Stream[(Block, List[Move])], explored: Set[Block]): Stream[(Block, List[Move])] = {
    if (paths.isEmpty) {
      sols
    } else {
      val step = paths.head
      if (done(step._1)) {
        pathsToGoalInt(paths.tail, sols ++ Stream(step), explored)
      } else {
        val newExplored = explored + step._1
        pathsToGoalInt(from(paths, newExplored), sols, newExplored)
      }
    }
  }

  /**
   * The (or one of the) shortest sequence(s) of moves to reach the
   * goal. If the goal cannot be reached, the empty list is returned.
   *
   * Note: the `head` element of the returned list should represent
   * the first move that the player should perform from the starting
   * position.
   */
  lazy val solution: List[Move] = {
    val firstSolution = pathsToGoal.take(1)
    if (firstSolution.size == 1) {
      firstSolution.head._2.reverse
    } else {
      List()
    }
  }

  /*
   * Alternate implementation of solution
   */
  // lazy val solution: List[Move] = solutionInt(pathsFromStart, Set(startBlock))

  /*
   * Get the first possible solution of moves given a stream of paths
   * This recursive solution does not use any "lazy" properties
   */
  def solutionInt(paths: Stream[(Block, List[Move])], explored: Set[Block]): List[Move] = {
    if (paths.isEmpty) {
      List()
    } else {
      val step = paths.head
      if (done(step._1)) {
        step._2.reverse
      } else {
        val newExplored = explored + step._1
        solutionInt(from(paths, newExplored), newExplored)
      }
    }
  }
}

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Military Job Title or M.O.C
Northrop Grumman Traffic Coordinator 3/4 in Glen Burnie, Maryland
Are you ready for a Great Opportunity with Northrop Grumman? If so we are seeking a motivated professional to join our Team as a Repair and Return Traffic Coordinator. This position will work with our staff at the Vinnell Arabia Transportation Branch (VATB) in Glen Burnie, MD. This individual will be a vital member of the team supporting a dynamic and challenging business. You will report directly to the Export/ R&R Lead and the Site Manager.
The selected candidate will support our freight management operations for Northrop Grumman's joint venture Vinnell Arabia. As a member of our team, you will play an integral part in the supply chain and delivery of parts and vehicles to support the Saudi Ministry of National Guard's modernization contract with the US Army. VATB provides seamless and on-time worldwide management of all shipping and repair and return equipment, components and parts by air, land, and sea.
Vinnell Arabia is the leader in U.S. military doctrine-based training, logistics, and support services inside the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Vinnell Arabia performs its statement of work for the MNG throughout Saudi Arabia and has done so for 40+ years. With over 1,250 highly experienced employees Kingdom-wide, a large portion of whom are Saudi nationals, Vinnell Arabia provides a unique knowledge-base of experience and talent.
The Repair and Return Traffic Coordinator 3 or 4 will have the opportunity to engage with various government entities, original equipment manufacturers (OEM's), commercial suppliers, sources of repair and our network of vendors to process and coordinate import, repair, and return export shipments in support of the MNG Modernization Program. This position will also serve in a back-up role to the Export Traffic Coordinator.
Initiate, Track, and monitor active shipments according to procedure
Keep accurate records of all shipments according to procedure
Engage with appropriate entities to track, process, and problem solve issues on shipments
Provide required reports and metrics regularly per contractual requirements
Ensure compliance with all import and export regulations as dictated by federal regulations as well as Northrop Grumman policies
Assure accurate data entry into reports and team software/ systems
Follow team communication and problem resolution escalation procedures
International Export and Domestic shipment processing as required
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This requisition may be filled at either a Traffic Coordinator 3 or a Traffic Coordinator 4
Basic Qualifications Traffic Coordinator 3:
High School degree or equivalent with 5 years relevant experience
5 year's import/export experience
Experience using MS Windows and Windows based software
Experience developing and maintaining customer and vendor relationships
Understanding of US Customs operations and procedures
High School degree or equivalent with 7-10 years relevant experience
7-10 year's import/export experience
Experience handling repair and return shipments
Familiarity with OPM-SANG, the MNG, and Northrop Grumman
2 year associates degree
Experience with FMS (Foreign Military Sales)
Experience with ITAR (International Trafficking in Arms)
Hazmat Certification
Experience with US Army STAMIS systems and/or FMS management systems to include SCIP and WEBRoR
US Army Depot Experience
Experience dealing with DCMA and/or DLA
Prior experience working with the Office of the Program Manager, Saudi Arabia National Guard (OPM SANG), Vinnell Arabia, and the Ministry National Guard (MNG)
Experience classifying commodities as a Technical Advisor
Northrop Grumman is committed to hiring and retaining a diverse workforce. We are proud to be an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer, making decisions without regard to race, color, religion, creed, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, marital status, national origin, age, veteran status, disability, or any other protected class. For our complete EEO/AA and Pay Transparency statement, please visit www.northropgrumman.com/EEO. U.S. Citizenship is required for most positions.
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Well let's hope Muzzy re-appears soon and signs for us ! Maybe I should have just said that Carayol was not present today and left it at that. At least we would get a fee for him if he did go elsewhere so all would not be lost. But I must admit I was quite deflated when I found out he was not playing and also not at Plainmoor for our end of season "bash". It's players with flair like his that make me want to go along to Plainmoor.
Me to Swangull. There's nothing like seeing one of your own players tormenting opposing defenders with style as Mussy does .
Better start of by saying a very big thank you to Terry who did everything possible today to make my day even more special and also for taking Anna and myself for a look around the dressing rooms, after the club decided to move the sponsor presentations to the Gulls Nest.
A bumper crowd at plainmoor with both sets of fans in a party mood and while this was an end of season game with nothing really much to play for, it was a good entertaining game and on the balance of play one we should have won.
All our players worked so hard all over the pitch and Ellis was rightly named as the man of the match, so many times it was his last ditch tackle that prevented a Notts forward getting a shot away, the only player who was not on top of his game was Zebs for some reason, even switching wings during the game had no effect on what was a poor performance by his standards.
I do feel young Mr Benyon should have scored at least two goals today, both times in the box with just the keeper to beat, but you could not fault his work rate and as the game wore on he really made the Notts defenders work hard and kept them on their toes. Rendell had a fine game and I really hope we are able to keep him here, he makes the odd poor pass, but he works so well with Benyon and also brings others into the game so well.
It was nice to see our players enjoy a big team hug before the start of the game, I like seeing players do that as for me it sends out the message we are close and together and are a team and that is how we are going to play in the game.
Early in the game Facey showed what a good player he is when he ran down the left hand wing and sent in a perfect cross that the Notts forward got a good head on and the ball just cleared the cross bar and landed on the roof of the net.
Schmeichel junior showed he had been watching is dad on some old videos and went on a run about that saw him near the corner flag and Benyon went past him and took the ball to the edge of the box and then hit a very poor ball over everyone and it was a golden opportunity to take the lead wasted.
Nico took one of his long throw –ins into the Notts box and Zebs flicked the ball on with his head to Benyon who headed it at the gaol but the header had no real power and was no more then catching practice for Schmeichel.
Stevens was playing well on the left wing and he played a great ball to benyon who was blatantly brought down and the Notts player rightly received a yellow card. From the free kick taken by Nico, benyon got another header at goal, only this time the ball went across the face of the gaol and behind for a goal kick.
Rendell then played a nice neat ball to Mansell who took the ball on and made the space for a shot, but it lacked any power and once again Schmeichel had an easy save to make.
We then went very lose with some our passing from midfield, time after time a good ball from Wroe would have put our forwards away and a chance to get in on goal, but what should have been easy passes to make ended up being very poor ones that not only stopped our attacking movements, but gave procession away very cheaply.
Notts were no really creating any chances for themselves, Ravenhill did find himself just inside our box as our players just stood off him and none moved to close him down and will all the time in the world he hit very rubbish shot .
Our stand in goal keeper may not have played any games for a while, but he did pull of a good save from Facey who hit is volley into the ground and our keeper got across and pushed the ball behind for a corner.
Davies the Notts winger went on a great run down the left hand side of the pitch and just danced with the ball at his feet past and around our players, I thought he was going to end up getting a shot away and scoring, that was until Ellis appeared from nowhere and make yet another important tackle.
So the end of the first half and time to see Kevin Hill in goal in a penalty competition for the Junior Gulls, I can see why he decided not to be a goal keeper, that's all I will say.
Early in the second half Rendell was fouled and the free kick was taken very quickly and caught the Notts defence asleep, the ball was just passed to benyon who was in on gaol with just Schmeichel to beat, but Schmeichel stood up and made himself big and Benyon fired the ball right at him.
We had one scare when from a free kick Hughes got a header on target, our keeper did not deal with the ball very well and it came off him and he just managed to get down and smother the ball in the nick of time.
Stevens on a good run was clearly held as he was about to go into the Notts box, a great free kick routine ended with a great shot at goal by Nico and it forced a fine save out of Schmeichel.
Schmeichel who came out on top, you can see why bigger clubs are after him.
A less than really meaningful request came over the speakers not to go onto the pitch when the game was over, the ref blew his whistle and on came both sets of fans. Full praise to the stewards who handled the situation perfectly and the only angry person who lost his cool big time was Hughes. One minute being carried on the shoulders of Notts fans and then just as he was about to leave the pitch something must have been said to him.
He sure has a nasty temper and looked like he would have hit who ever had upset him, even going down the tunnel he still wanted to have a go at someone standing about the tunnel entrance in the stand.
Thanks to all those who came and found me to hand over the money for the magnum of champagne, I will be getting some club pictures of the Paul Buckle presentation and also the sponsors presentation and will put them up when I get them.
For now a few photos to give a feel of today at Plainmoor.
Well judging by the evidence, Carayol must have "disappeared" pretty late then........................I'd say about an hour before kick off?
So who said "Miss Elliot's Emporium" was dead Dave?
Why the hell does everyone think Muzzy wasn`t there? HE WAS THERE FFS!
Nice to have a beer in the Gulls Nest after the game and chat to so many fans, board members and players. What a friendly club we are.
The cheapest round for drinks last night was £3.40 for two pints of Ruddles in the London Inn - the dearest was the Gulls Nest at £6.00.
We bumped into many Notts County fans on our way to the Curry House last night and it was nice to chat about the trials and tribulations of supporting our relevant football clubs. No trouble what so ever.
Fantastic curry at the Curry Ocean (I think that was its name) - must be good Alex Rowe was there. There was talk in the Gulls Nest of having a pre-season curry night - who's up for that?
Pre-season curry night-----seems like a good idea to me,I'm up for that one.Enjoyed the game yesterday,good atmosphere the team battled for every ball and we were playing the champions sat near the gulls nest and now looking forward to next season I would'nt have said that 4 months ago. ::)JJ +.
It was lovely to see Plainmoor with a decent crowd inside and also very nice to watch an end of season game without anything riding on it apart from the Clean Sheet record.
As for the game itself. I thought Notts County were a bit limited in their footballing ability. Their back four is the biggest I've ever seen I think think. The left winger is tricky and if their lad Bishop in midfield stop moaning for 5 seconds he would be a much better player. I thought Mansell in particular really got at their midfield. Ellis was immense and attacked any ball that came near him (That's down to Branston in my opinion) and was rightly given man of the match. Robertson and Charnock looked solid enough beside him. Robertson has really come on this season.
The other big bonus was the performance of Danny Stevens. I haven't been a fan of his this season but I thought he did very well. The flying tackle on Lee Hughes was a joy to behold as was Chris Robertson wetting himself laughing as Lee Hughes got up and dusted himself down after "bites yer legs" Stevens got to him. Good stuff wee man. More of it next season please.
As for Steve Collis. I thought he looked pretty assured. I had my doubts before kick off. He just looked like a well tanned, manicured, metrosexual sort of bloke who had an aversion to mud and sweat but he was calm and competent. Definately worth a look at for next season.
But wherever you stand on the popside there's at least one moaning twonk. People completely devoid of joy. LRT, Paul Buckle and Colin Lee the targets this time. LRT for not being the instant success story, Paul Buckle for believing he might become a success story and Colin Lee getting comments for taking a penalty in his shoes. "Put them on expenses Colin, just like your Merc". Obviously an insider.
By strange coincidence, we just happened to stumble into an expensive pub every time it was my round and into a cheap pub every time it was Chelston's.
Then I had to pay for a bus home, while he used his bus pass.
You could have caught the 32 as well - it stops near Comet!!
His chuntering of the Exeter result was replaced by the price of beer in Torquay pubs.
On hearing the results, I may have expressed a certain disappointment that OUR club would be denied the increased revenue resulting from a local derby. I may have commented on the recurrent good fortune of our friends from up the road. I may also have mentioned their recurrent poor financial management, their failure to honour their debts and their cleverness in evading the stipulated penalties for such shortcomings. I may have spiced these observations with a little racy language for dramatic effect.
Merse will be pleased to know that at no point did I question the sartorial preferences of their manager. Indeed, most people would recognise that a young manager guiding his team to automatic promotion from League 2 and then to 51 points in League 1 must have something about him, although that kind of points total might see an unlucky manager relegated and a more fortuitous one safe.
As regards beer prices, I must point out that it was Chelston who, after counting out the coppers to pay for his round, felt the need to double-check whether my last round had been cheaper – which was extremely unlikely given the carefully-planned itinerary. I must say that his joy at bagging two pints for three pounds and eight shillings (sic) in the Wetherspoons was a sight to behold – the most animated I have seen him since the Wembley stewards had to tell him to sit down after Sillsy's header hit the net.


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Motor Drive Library drives a simple 2 pin motor in either direction with a specified speed.

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drive - takes a value in the ranage of -100 to 100, maps it to a PWM value and then passes it to the motor.
stop - stops the motor, sets both pins to 0v.
driveManual - takes a PWM value and passes it directly to the motor.
setPins - reassigns the pins set for the motor.
setMinPWM - sets the minimum PWM value provided to the motor.
getVelocity - passes back the -100 to 100 velocity of the motor
getPWM - passes back the PWM value that the motor has been set.

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Created June 2014 by Billy Woods. Last edited 20/8/2018 by Peter Drew.
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I do live in Norway, though. Luckily there have been no terror attacks here on the south coast where I live, so the huge bomb blast in Oslo and the shooting episode are really not much "real" to me than it is to you.
The aftermath will probably be, though. Depending on who is found to be responsible, the political climate will change dramatically, I am sure. There is a strong undercurrent of resentment and scorn toward the Muslim immigrants in Norway. And rightly so, actually! What has happened is that Norway has taken in a large number of refugees from various Muslim countries, for the obvious reason that Muslim countries are among the few where killing people is still government business.
Now, the refugees are not necessarily political opponents, although that happens. They may often be common habitual criminals, which is enough to get you killed in those countries. So they are not criminals because they are Muslims. They are criminals from countries where being a criminal is highly unsafe, and we take them in because, well, we've signed various treaties to that effect.
As a result, "Muslims" – as in people form Muslim countries – are now a major part of the criminal underclass. They are responsible for the overwhelming majority of rapes, most robberies and all but a few murders. Â (The exception being homegrown psychiatric patients with sufficiently serious mental afflictions, and a few jealous boyfriends.) Again, this has less to do with religion than absence of religions. That does not really help the public opinion though.
So today I put up a brand new smoke detector. I don't really expect a Kristallnacht thing, or for that matter a preemptive strike by the foreigners, but I do share this house with a family that is not ethnic Norwegian. Since I have only newly arrived, I am not sure how many locals know that I am even living here yet – the upstairs family was alone in the house for some time, and people may still think they are. Just saying. A smoke detector may not be enough if push comes to shove, but it is generally a good idea to have anyway.
So yeah, the bombing could affect me  even that distance, in a subtle and indirect way. But hopefully not.
And hopefully we won't take a nosedive into "homeland security" society, like a certain other nation that used to be admirable. But you never know. Humans are just barely rational even at the best of times.
On the bright side, if this turns out to actually be an Islamic terrorism, we might finally get a conservative government after the election. That would be a silver lining indeed, since conservatives here in Norway are rather different from the American version. The correct name for them is actually "Moderates". This is the name of the corresponding Swedish party, "Moderaterna". I was briefly a member of Moderat Ungdom (Moderate Youth) in high school. And no, it did not mean that I was only moderately young. Â Now, however, that would be a more fitting description!
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Oh, dear. First of all, I hope your neighbors are good people who have a good grasp on the fact that we are all "people of the book" and should be tolerant and loving toward everyone. Secondly, I hope they recognize you as such a person as well. Also, though, I hope that they are recognized by the neighborhood as good, moral people who would never be part of such awfulness, and that there is no reason for any violence or difficulties to present themselves at your new home.
Thank God you are not in Oslo. A cousin of mine just posted on facebook that he didn't understand why the 80 people dead in Norway wasn't the lead story, which surprised me a great deal and sent me to your site. We have been visiting family and only got home this evening, so I haven't been keeping up with much other than Texas weather, hoping for rain.
Prayers for those who lost loved ones, and for your nation in general. I do hope that a reactionary right wing does not evolve from this, if it does end up being misguided religious zealots, but . . . perhaps a shift to the right wouldn't be so bad, so long as it stops at "moderate".
Thank goodness it wasn't in your area, and that you weren't vising Oslo for any reason!
Well, it turns out we have some kind of lone criminal mastermind faking an Islamic terror attack, counting on them to assume responsibility while he was off killing socialists while dressed as a policeman.
So on the bright side we won't get our clash of civilizations. That's the silver lining, and a very bright one for as long as it lasts. The dark cloud is that the guy claims to be a Christian and a conservative, which will make things harder for the Christian minority. Not to mention for the conservatives.
The "Christian Right" seems determined to defame the Christian faith. They certainly cause Christians to be seen as idiotic bigots. It seems to me that Christianity should cover the entire political spectrum at once, judging by our reference book. But it also seems that the new testament took us back from the right and toward the center. Now, fiscally and politically, there are reasons to be right-ish. Spiritually and emotionally there are reasons to be left-ish. But there is no reason whatsoever for sane people to do this sort of thing. Whether this man was ruled by Evil or by insanity, his actions should be seen as outside all decency and not attributed to anyone other than himself and whoever his cronies are, not to Christianity.
Funny (not "ha ha", but odd): My Christian majority nation has warped Christianity into a patriotic "Hooray USA" sort of thing. Your Christian minority nation is going to turn it into an unpatriotic anti-Norway sort of thing. And probably none of them realize the irony (or just plain wrongness) of doing this.


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Q: Very Basic Electronics Question regarding current flow This would be considered a basic electronics question that I should know (I've been all over the place with questions tonight and I apologize).
But anyways using this circuit (It's a TTL SR latch)
Simulation Link But the picture below shows the current flow in yellow. (This is the circuit linked above)

Anyways I mostly understand the circuit, yellow is current flow. Makes SR latches make more sense......but how come current isn't flowing into "OUTPUT" where I pointed with my Red arrow. I mean the Compliment Output doesn't really have much different, I mean current is flowing right next to both......or is this because this is on conventional current? I guess I just don't understand why both outputs are not High regardless....since we have current flowing right next to them (The dot over wires on them means they are connected correct?)
To Put simply I guess also:
Why does this show High

But this shows Low

When they are practically the same circuit....but one output is literally just lower than the other?

A: I believe the secret is in the transistors. The current on the right half is flowing straight to ground because of Q2. Q2 is active because of the small current to its base, the vertical line, from the left side.
The next question is why Q1 doesn't get activated like Q2. What prevents this is the 1K resistors. Once the current is past the 100 resistor on the left side, the only place to go is into Q2's base. On the right side, because of the 1K resistor, most will just run to ground and Q1 is never tripped.
When you press the Set switch, Q1 is switched on by applying current to its base and the reverse happens. Current on the right is now diverted to keeping Q1 open and current on the left runs straight to ground.

A: The answer is fairly simple:
The Falstad Electrical simulator has non-realistic components.
Basically, the "Output" components are "perfect" voltage measuring devices, that can measure the voltage at a node while drawing no current. As such, since they draw no current, there is no current flow into or out of them.
Circuit description is as follows:

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*Anyways, the way the circuit works is that when one side (lets say Q1) is turned on, it pulls the voltage at it's collector down to below 0.6V.

*Since the collector is at such a low voltage, no current can flow though the 1K resistor connected from Q1's collector to Q2's base.

*Since Q2's base is being held below 0.6V by Q1, no current can flow from the collector to the emitter of Q2.

*Therefore, the voltage at Q2's collector rises until the current flow through the 1K resistor to Q1's base reaches equilibrium.

*Finally, since we have current flowing into Q1's base, the system state stays stable.

If this isn't what you're asking, please try to edit your question to be more clear. I'm not too sure what exactly you're trying to ask.

A: Firstly, understand that a complete circuit is required for current to flow[1]. Current does not flow from the power supply to ground. Rather, the power supply (let's say a battery) pumps current through it. Thus, you will always be able to draw a full loop of current flow. Most schematics don't draw the full loop to keep the diagram visually simpler, but if you make a flashlight with a battery and a lamp, you can clearly see how the loop is actually there.
Secondly, high and low are relative measurements of electromotive force, more commonly called just voltage because it's measured in volts. No current is necessary for a voltage to exist. Voltage is an electrical potential, like tension in a spring is a mechanical potential. Here are some rhetorical questions which might get you thinking in the right way:

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*If you block the end of a hose and open the spigot, how does the pressure change? How much water is flowing?

*What has more potential energy, a rock at the top of a cliff, or an identical rock at the bottom of the cliff? Are they moving?

*What happens when you push on a brick wall? Can the force be detected? Does the wall move?

*How much current is flowing in a battery not connected to anything? What's its voltage?

There are a couple approaches to understanding why one side of the resistor can be high, and the other can be low. First, go find a AA battery and some resistors of several values greater than \$470 \Omega\$. Measure the voltage across your battery. It should be about 1.5V. Now connect a resistor across the terminals (this is what you have in your schematic). Measure the battery voltage again. It should still be about 1.5V. In fact, it doesn't really matter at all what value the resistor is; the voltage will be the same.
The difference is that with a small resistor, a large current will flow, but with a large resistor, a small current will flow. As the resistance approaches infinity, the current approaches zero, and when the battery is not connected to anything at all, there is no current. The voltage in all cases remains the same. As the resistance approaches zero, the current approaches infinity, but you won't actually get that far, since that would imply infinite power, which is impossible. Instead, something will get hot, melt, or explode, unless your battery is dead before that happens.
A hydraulic analogy can be made with a centrifugal pump with its input and output connected with a hose with a variable restriction (resistance) in it. If the hose is entirely pinched shut, no water will flow, although there will be a difference in pressure on either side of the pinch. As the pinch is opened (resistance decreases) the pressure remains the same, but more water (current) flows.
At some point, the resistance provided by the pinch will be small compared to the friction inside the pump and the hose, and the pressure difference will decrease, and the pump will be pumping as much water as it can. This sort of condition is usually avoided in electrical design, since it will run down your battery or run up your electric bill very quickly while not doing much useful.
Ohm's law states this in mathematical form: voltage \$E\$ is the product of current \$I\$ and resistance \$R\$:
\$E = IR\$
We know the battery voltage (\$5V\$ in your schematic) and you are picking the resistor, so we can rearrange that equation algebraically to find the current for any resistor:
\$ I = 5V / R \$
[1] at least, until you get into RF circuits, which exploit the propagation of electric waves without a complete loop. See How does the current know how much to flow, before having seen the resistor?

A: I wrote a really verbose answer that goes back to basics, and I also wrote a summarised answer, just in case my initial answer was too simplistic.

Here's the summarised version:
In your second and third circuits:

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*The resistor is using up a large chunk of the potential energy in the circuit.
Before the resistor (as in, on the +5V side), the potential energy is high (and so it's a high voltage)

*After the resistor (GND end), the potential energy is low (and so it's a low voltage)

*It's not that the output is literally lower, it's that the one output is closer to gnd than the other, in terms of potential.

The highlighted wires in that simulator aren't really showing current flow, they're rather showing areas of high potential (highlighted) and areas of lower potential (non-highlighted)
The operation of the first circuit has been pretty well covered by the other answers.

Here's the verbose version:
It's important to establish here the difference between current and voltage. Voltage is always measured between two points - it quantifies the difference in energy potential between those points. A voltage measured with no reference is meaningless. So if you take a battery and you probe either side of the battery with a multimeter on the (DC) volts setting, you will see 1.2V or 9V or whatever the batteries potential is.
Current is the amount of energy that is being transferred from the higher point to the lower point. If you throw a boulder off a cliff, it will fall at a different speed depending if it's falling through air or water or some kind of gas. The speed the boulder is falling is dependant on the resistance of the medium through which it moves. In the same way, current will flow from higher potential to lower potential wherever possible, and it will do so as fast as it can given the medium it's in.
So looking at  your last two circuits,

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*There is a high point and a low point of potential (+5V and GND)

*There is a connection between the two points (a wire), meaning that current can flow from the higher to the lower.

*There is a resistance which is going to limit the flow of current between the high and low potential.

*As far as I can see, the highlighted lines in the simulator are not current flow, but rather showing what parts of the wire are a high potential (highlighted) vs lop potential (non-highlighted).

*Since the resistor is resisting the flow of current (and that's what it's designed to do), it's taking away a whole bunch (the vast majority in fact) of the energy in the circuit.

*Before the resistor, there is a lot of potential energy (and so that part of the circuit is "high")

*After the resistor, there is very little potential energy (and so that's why that part is "low")

Looking at the top circuit:

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*A transistor is a switch, essentially, which has high resistance when "off" and a low resistance when "on".

*Q1 is on and Q2 is off.

*Since Q2 is a very high resistance, the majority of current is going to flow through Q1 instead.

*Notice the resistor values. 100 ohm is 1 tenth of 1000 ohm (1k), so 10 times the current is going to flow through a 100 ohm resister than a 1k resistor.

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5 July 2019 / Shopping
Why we've had enough of fake reviews
Kenneth Pritchard	Which? Campaigns
Spotted a review that doesn't look quite right? Does that product's five-star rating just not stack up? Sign our petition to put a stop to fake reviews.
Earlier this year, we found sellers on online marketplaces and platforms confusing people by posting fake reviews to distort opinion about products and spread misinformation.
Despite telling marketplaces and platforms that there was a problem, it shows no signs of slowing down.
Well, we've had enough. Today, we've set up a petition calling for action on fake reviews.
We've found through several investigations that sellers on online marketplaces such as Amazon are able cheat the system by overloading product listings with fake reviews.
This is the latest in a series of investigations that we have ongoing to uncover the scale of the problem.
The impact on spending
The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) estimated that in 2015, around £23 billion of spending was the result of people reading reviews.
With the explosive growth of e-commerce in the last 4 years, it's now estimated that figure is around £38 billion.
From our analysis and research, of those who believe they received a product of an inferior quality than they were expecting, the spend impacted by fake reviews is around £1.5 billion.
That is a huge amount of consumer spending that is hanging on information that might not be true, genuine or is at the very least outright distorted to present a false impression.
Thankfully, the regulator has recognised that there is a problem, too. The CMA recently launched a programme of work aimed at tackling fake and misleading reviews.
As a first step, they told Facebook and eBay to cut them off at the source and remove groups and listings that were encouraging the sale and trade of fake reviews.
Facebook told us it had removed the groups we reported to it, while Amazon said that it invests significant resources to protect the integrity of its reviews.
We think more needs to be done. Online platforms know that this is a problem, but they're not taking enough proactive steps to ensure that consumers are accessing relevant, correct information about the products they are viewing on their platforms.
We've been working undercover for the last year, finding out about what's happening and how sellers are managing to post these reviews.
A lot of people don't know that fake reviews exist – these are the people who are most at risk
We want you to join us and support the first steps of our work to stamp out fake reviews.
If you want to know who you are dealing these are some of the sites you can use to check them out: Search companies and people (addresses don't work too well) https://beta.companieshouse.gov.uk/ Check VAT numbers http://ec.europa.eu/taxation_customs/vies/ Look up addresses https://www.google.co.uk/maps https://www.getmapping.com/ (limited but different timelines for free) Search phone numbers Put number in double quotes to move spaces around e.g. "01234 567 890" Search product images https://www.google.com/imghp?hl=en Search products on foreign eBay/Amazon sites Put part of the description in double quotes "like this" with e.g. amazon.de or ebay.ca Google translator (Chinese names & addresses can have interesting results) https://translate.google.co.uk/?hl=en&tab=TT If anyone else has some useful sites please post them here. Putting a space after the http will stop them going into moderation.
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Have you ever been asked to write a fake review? How many do you think you've spotted? Let us know, and support our campaign.
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Mark Jeffery says:
I regularly hire cars from Zest car rental, who are very good. Most of my rentals are in Sofia, Bulgaria. They tend mainly to use one rental company there. But this summer a new one came recommended. I discovered they are the subsidiary of the other company. I checked their 5 star review (they were all 5star). They were all given on the same few days and everyone was a first time reviewer. Despite being at the airport they were all Bulgarian citizens. This is easy to spot. Not so easy to stop. SPOT, yes. STOP, no.
I understand Amazon gets fake reviews which are soul destroying when we fall victim.
I have to say that i search all reviews, and go for mainly prime products as they are under the amazon protection banner.
I order literally 4 x times per week from amazon over the last 4yrs and only had 3 x hickups so far?
I have had money back 2 of the 3 times and the third time was via third party seller who completely lied to me so £51 went down the drain. The fourth time was another third party seller and same happened there.
But amazon seem to be helpful…
I recently looked for a item on Amazon. There were several different companies selling this type of item so i had a look at the reviews. I noticed that two of the items had 5 star reviews from 'different' reviewers but that the wording of the reviews was exactly the same, and I mean EXACTLY the same, even down to the strange placing of a comma between two words. I reported this to Amazon and also put on a 1 star review that warned people about it. Most of the reviews were obviously written by people who did not have English as a first language and all of them were 5 stars.
Bruce Dibben says:
Well done all the Jons who contributed to WHICH. I am now too old to research and report and most grateful that through Which you are helping thousands of older and easier to trick folk, perhaps some of your own relatives.
D.Williams says:
When looking for reviews of an item i am always suspicious if most of them direct me straight to Amazon.
Neville Singh says:
It is difficult to assess a review if you are searching for an item for a long time and tend to believe reading whats in front of you and trying to decide which is fake false or genuine
I regard sopping sites like Amazon & eBay as safe, serious & reliable, but have had growing concerns about too reviews for items unknown elsewhere. It has to be in the interests of these sites to take this seriously to protect the trust in their brands. If / when that is lost, it will be hard to recover.
Ray Stone says:
Fake reviews are a real problem because you start to mistrust all of them including the genuine ones, no review is better than fake reviews.
John Ramsay says:
Dealing with Amazon is bad news. We were recently 'forwarded' double the number of air conditioners ordered, of the wrong spec, very badly packed and billed by an agent. We'll never use Amazon again.
Kay Souissi says:
When I have tried to give a moderate review with less than 5 stars on amazon my review has not been accepted. Fake reviews are difficult to spot.
MARGARET AKANNI says:
I bought a product and found out it wasn't up to standard , seller insisted that i change my review in order to get my money back , i told the seller the review is my opinion and the truth, if i change it it will be misleading and telling a lie
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A Question of Right è un cortometraggio muto del 1914. Il nome del regista non viene riportato nei credit del film che si basa su un soggetto di Shannon Fife.

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Il film fu prodotto dalla Lubin Manufacturing Company.

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Distribuito dalla General Film Company, il film - un cortometraggio in due bobine - uscì nelle sale cinematografiche USA il 15 gennaio 1914.

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Filmografia della Lubin Manufacturing Company

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After Hollywood actor and director Dennis Hopper passed away this May after a long bout with cancer, his house went on sale. The Hopper compound--located on Indiana Avenue in Venice, CA--includes the main house, guest cottage, and a trio of two-story condominiums and it's for sale at $6.245 million.
Hopper, who had been a serious student of fine art and an aficionado of Jasper Johns and Roy Lichtenstein, owned one of Andy Warhol's soup can paintings. He had the condos designed by legendary architect Frank Gehry.
The main house, offered by Jade Mills Estates, has 4,800 square feet, eight bedrooms, and seven baths on a 15,500-square-foot lot not far from the beach. According to Yahoo, there's a lap pool at the back of the main house, a living room (pictured) with a projection screen and white sofa, a glass-enclosed bathtub, and platform bed with "ornate Oriental rugs, earthy-looking carved wood tables".
According to sales agents, you can buy the entire property or you can purchase the individual units. The corrugated metal exterior gives a false impression of the lofty vaults, strong wood beams, and spacious interior beyond. Perhaps it's a perfect metaphor for the man who lived in the place.
Hopper, who hit a home run with his very first film, Rebel Without a Cause, often portrayed characters with a mean, hard exterior. His drug-whacked characters in Easy Rider and Apocalypse Now brought him fame. Later, in films like Hoosiers, he revealed a troubled man with a warm and spacious heart.
But let's talk about you. Even if you can't afford a company like Jade Mills to put your house on the market, you're certainly encouraged to do all you can to increase your home's curb appeal.
That may mean dressing up your entry with fresh hardware and lighting or installing new pavers and planters that lead the buyer's eye to the front door. Touch up the paint on the trim and front door. Bring in your lawn-care expert to green up the lawn, add planters, trim unsightly trees, and fashion unkempt shrubbery.
Even if you can't create a paradise four blocks from Venice Beach, you can create a little spot of joy in your street, beckoning would-be buyers to your driveway.
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