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Sent in by Michelle Hilleson So far the homemade laundry soap really is the coolest one--2 gallons of laundry soap for <$1. You can let your listeners know that the best thing about the surface cleaner recipe is it's a wonderful opportunity to give the 'littles' chores because you know they'll be safe. I'm sure none of your listeners' children would ever have too much fun with the spray bottle or even use it as a weapon against their siblings as has been known to happen in the Hilleson house during their training years! Still, it's good to know. Homemade Glass Cleaner From Sarah Aguirre, Your Guide to Housekeeping
- 1 cup rubbing alcohol
- 1 cup water
- 1 tablespoon vinegar
- vinegar chrome, and other surfaces.
- Using isopropyl alcohol and white vinegar together makes a quickly evaporating spray glass and mirror cleaner that competes with national brands. This can also be used to give a nice shine to hard tiles, chrome, and other surfaces.
- Recipe For Homemade Furniture Polish
- From Sarah Aguirre
- Ingredients
- 1 cup olive oil
- 1/2 cup lemon juice
- Mix together in a clean new spray bottle. To use, remember to shake before each application. Apply a small portion to your cleaning cloth. Spread the polish over the furniture, trying to polish evenly. Use another clean cloth to polish the surface dry.
- Homemade Dishwasher Soap
- Powder Recipe #1
- 1 cup Washing Soda (found in the grocer's laundry section)
- 1 cup Borax
- Powder Recipe #2
- 1 cup Baking Soda
- 1 cup Borax
- For the above two recipes:
- • Mix thoroughly and store in a plastic container, use approximately 2 Tblsp. per load.
- • Use vinegar in the rinse compartment as a rinse agent to help prevent residue
- • Try adding 2-3 drops essential oil
- Homemade Laundry Soap Detergent Recipes
- Liquid Laundry Detergent - Recipe #1
- 1 quart Water (boiling)
- 2 cups Bar soap, Fels Naptha or Ivory Soap (grated)
- 2 cups Borax
- 2 cups Washing Soda
- • Add finely grated bar soap to the boiling water and stir until soap is melted. You can keep on low heat until soap is melted.
- • Pour the soap water into a large, clean pail and add the Borax and Washing Soda. Stir well until all is dissolved.
- • Add 2 gallons of water, stir until well mixed.
- • Cover pail and use 1/4 cup for each load of laundry. Stir the soap each time you use it (will gel).
- Liquid Laundry Detergent - Recipe #2 (Michelle's favorite)
- 2 gallons water (very hot)
- 1 bar Ivory soap (grated)
- 2 cups baking soda (yes, baking soda this time–not washing soda)
- • Melt grated soap in a saucepan with enough hot water to cover. Cook on medium-low heat, stirring frequently until soap is melted.
- • In a large pail, pour 2 gallons hot water. Add melted soap, stir well.
- • Then add the baking soda, stir well again.
- • Use 1/2 cup per full load, 1 cup per very soiled load
- Powdered Laundry Detergent - Recipe #1
- 2 cups Fels Naptha or Ivory Soap (finely grated)
- 1 cup Washing Soda (found in the grocer's laundry section)
- 1 cup Borax
- • Mix well and store in an airtight plastic container.
- • Use 2 tablespoons per full load.
- Powdered Laundry Detergent - Recipe #2
- 12 cups Borax
- 8 cups Baking Soda
- 8 cups Washing Soda
- 8 cups Bar soap (grated)
- • Mix all ingredients well and store in a sealed tub.
- • Use 1/8 cup of powder per full load.
~ Washing soda should be in the laundry section of your grocery store. It comes in a yellow box, made by Arm & Hammer, but it's NOT baking soda. If you're interested, washing soda is Sodium Carbonate (Na2CO3), baking soda is Sodium Bicarbonate (NaHCO3), and borax is Sodium Tetraborate Decahydrate (Na2B4O7*10H2O), so all different chemical compounds.
~ Clean like a pro! Lint free cleaning rags are sold by the bag at the big-box hardware store, they're strong, washable, and do a better job than old t-shirts.
~ Generic spray bottles (also found at Menards, Lowes, Home Depot) are great for dispensing your cleaners. While you're there, pick up a clean, unused, 3 gallon paint bucket with a lid for storing the extra laundry detergent.


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TERRY KASTENS, Darrell Mark and Bob Craven all teach the economics of farming. But skip the ivory tower analogy. These professors also work on their own family farms and apply the theories they teach in class.
They plant. They harvest. They hire and fire. They buy inputs and sell grain. They do the books. And at the end of every crop season, they are graded according to the numbers they see on their profit-and-loss sheets.
Farm Industry News asked these instructors-slash-practitioners to share with us the lessons gleaned on the farm.
DARRELL MARK, assistant professor of agricultural economics and extension livestock marketing specialist, University of Nebraska — Lincoln
Darrell Mark specializes in marketing and risk management at the University of Nebraska — Lincoln. He also grows corn and soybeans and raises cattle in partnership with his parents, Charles and Martha Mark, Irene, SD. "I'm involved in everything from management to labor," he says.
What is one thing you teach that you apply on the farm?
I always stress knowing what your break-even cost of production is and using that for your market-entry price. A marketing goal of "the top price of the year" isn't realistic and generally is hard to identify until after it has happened. Making sales is easier when you know whether you're going to net a profit. Focusing on consistently making a profit, even a small one, will ensure you're in business for the next year.
What do you teach that you don't you apply?
We spend a lot of time in our extension programs emphasizing the importance of long-run strategic planning and goal setting. That's something that most farm families, including ours, could benefit from doing more.
What is the most common question in your classroom?
My agricultural marketing students often ask, "Is this really something people do in real life?" They are often surprised that I focus on current issues to explain the economic underpinnings of the market and the design of various risk management tools. We take that a step further by integrating that knowledge with production sciences and what is happening on their farming operations. My students must keep up with markets and agricultural supply and demand conditions in the course and then use that information to make decisions and complete projects. So, my response generally is, "Yeah, this is real life."
How are farming students today different from farming students a decade or two ago?
Farm students have become very technologically savvy and conscious of the world events that can impact farming. They also are looking ahead at what they need to learn to improve their operation. Students often take my marketing class because they view marketing as a weakness in their own operations and are trying to improve. Although a significant number of college students plan to return to their family farms, more are postponing those plans 5 to 15 years to work in other sectors of agribusiness. They are doing this to generate capital needed to start farming and to gain experience in management and marketing, which can benefit their future farming operations.
What is your best advice for corn and soybean farmers this year?
Take advantage of forward-pricing opportunities when available. For example, over the past eight years, a producer in east-central Nebraska could have netted an average of $0.40/bu. extra for corn and $0.50/bu. more for soybeans by forward-contracting in spring, delivering on the contracts at harvesttime and collecting LDPs compared to making cash sales at harvesttime. With revenue-based insurance, this generally is not an overly complicated or risky strategy either. It doesn't work every year, but in general, it is a good marketing alternative.
Can farmers get by today without some type of higher education?
For young people anticipating farming as a career, a good education is critical for future success. The margin of error is incredibly small when managing farms with significant capital investments and low profit margins. The information gained from higher education will be useful in staying competitive with new technologies and production practices that can minimize costs and generate ideas for innovative revenue streams.
BOB CRAVEN, director of the Center for Farm Financial Management, University of Minnesota
Bob Craven holds a master's degree in agriculture and applied economics. He also farms 1,600 acres near Jackson, MN. Seed trait technology and the Internet are two technologies that have had a major impact on his farm in recent years. "I plant 100% Roundup Ready soybeans and Bt corn to the maximum limit allowed," Craven says.
What is one topic you teach in class that is most helpful on your farm?
I teach financial planning and analysis using Finpack, a financial planning and analysis software package. Each year I do cost accrual analysis of my business on an enterprise level to see how each enterprise is performing. Then I take that information to sketch out plans for the future. In the last five years, Ed Usset and Wynn Richardson, fellow staff members, and I developed a series of educational programs called Winning the Game that help growers develop and implement preharvest and postharvest marketing plans. Those programs have helped me improve my grain marketing.
What type of record-keeping and computer system do you use?
I have a notebook computer that I take everywhere. I use it at the farm and at work. In terms of record keeping, I use a popular off-the-shelf accounting package. For planning and analysis I use Finpack, which is developed and supported by the University of Minnesota.
Do you practice site-specific farming?
I am experimenting with it. In the last four years, I have done grid sample soil testing on one parcel of land and have applied fertilizer using the grid sample. This year, that parcel happened to have the highest-yielding soybeans. It doesn't mean I am 100% sold on the economics of site-specific farming, but it is something I am continuing to watch. I also have used a GPS yield monitor for the past four years, and the information from the maps is starting to have some payback.
What is the biggest change you've made to increase your on-farm income?
One of the biggest changes was a recent conversion to no-till soybeans. I'm continuing to look at my machinery and equipment lineups, and I have made an effort to get rid of equipment I don't use much. Other than that, I can't single out one major change that has increased income. As I look at some of the research at the university, I have discovered that there are no home runs to be hit. It's a lot of little base hits that tend to differentiate the top producers from the below-average producers. I attribute that to higher levels of management.
What was the driving force behind your conversion to no-till?
I had been using no-till on an 80-acre parcel for 10 years and had good luck with it. Last September, we had 12 in. of rain, and I didn't think tillage in muddy conditions would be good for the soil. So I took the leap to no-till. This year it has worked out well, both from a yield perspective and cost standpoint. I certainly didn't have a crystal ball to see the high fuel prices coming, but no-till worked out well to combat them.
How else are you combating high fuel prices?
This past year I prepurchased all my fuel. I keep in close contact with my fuel supplier. Prices are still higher than last year, but I decided to go ahead and purchase next year's fertilizer early in September. There were some reasonable deals.
What do you see as farming's biggest challenge?
When I look at the big picture, I continue to see the consolidation of agriculture and growth in farm sizes. So my biggest challenge is to figure out if I can grow my business. Where am I going to be in 10 years? Farmers need to carve out time to spend on strategic planning. A long-term strategic plan is an important guiding document as we move through time.
What is your best advice for corn and soybean farmers?
If there are two operations today that have exactly the same land base, exactly the same government payments, and identical scenarios, chances are only one of those farms will be around in 10 or 15 years. What will make the one farm successful? I believe it is management. Farmers need to get a handle on their costs of production and to keep costs down without hurting yield. They also need to continue working on marketing their production. The other thing that makes a big difference is attitude. A positive attitude goes a long way in this business of agriculture.
What is the biggest challenge for you on your farm?
One of my bigger challenges is that I am 175 miles away from my farming operation. Communication is key. I always need to work hard to keep the lines of communication open over a distance.
What made you decide on a career in agriculture?
I grew up on a farm and I always liked the farming life. While in college I stayed involved with my dad in the farming operation and continued after I started working here at the university.
I really like the kinds of things we do at the university. It is a great place to work. I have the opportunity to do a better job at both because of the things I bring from one to the other. As an educator, when I speak to a group of farmers or professionals I know what it is like out in the field. I know some of the tough decisions producers are faced with and I get to face the emotions in those decisions. It's always easy for educators to say you should do this or that. Sometimes there are emotions at play, and it's not all hard facts and science. Hopefully the fact that I spend time on the management and marketing makes me better in my farming operation.
TERRY KASTENS, professor of agricultural economics, Kansas State University
Terry Kastens partners in a farm near Herndon, KS, that raises 7,000 acres of corn, wheat, grain sorghum and alfalfa and has about 3,000 acres of native pasture. He also teaches Ph.D.-level classes in neural networks, genetic algorithms and spatial statistics and is a routine guest lecturer in undergraduate classes on agricultural economics and agronomy. His lecture topics include "Using what you've learned in managing a farm" and "Why tomorrow's farms will be different than students perceive."
What is your most common question in the classroom?
"How can I most effectively become involved in our family's two- or three-generation farm?" The answer is to treat it like a business. You're not going home to start a farm. You're going home to contribute your skill set to the existing business. If you can't get your folks to think like business people, then don't bother to go back home to farm. Operating as a business means that all folks involved, including owner-operators, are paid a wage or salary to separate personal finances from business. In short, returns to labor and human capital are segregated from returns to investment.
What do you teach in your classroom that you apply on your farm?
My extension teaching can be used on the farm, since that's its purpose. Even the sophisticated analytical techniques I teach in a Ph.D. course can be used directly on larger farms and indirectly through consultants on smaller farms. Likely, my most important teaching is the time value of money. When farmers understand such concepts, or at least are able to use the related computer spreadsheets, they can make more profitable decisions regarding buying or renting land or machinery decisions related to "new vs. used," "optimal trading," "lease vs. purchase," or "rent vs. custom hire."
Can you expand on the time value of money?
The time value of money acknowledges that a dollar received today is worth more than a dollar next year because it can earn interest. For example, one dollar today earning 10% interest annually is worth 1 × (1.10) (1.10) (1.10) = $1.33 three years in the future. Put another way, receiving one dollar three years from now is equivalent to receiving 1/1.33 = $0.75 today. So, if someone said I'll give you $0.80 today or $1.00 three years from now, I'll take the $0.80 today.
Investment decisions are about cash flows — that is, purchase, repairs, tax savings, sale or capital gains taxes — that play out over multiple years. It is the timing and amount of these cash flows that determine which finance method — for example, purchasing or leasing — is most profitable. So any investment we make is based on the time value of money, comparing that purchase decision with other possibilities of interest, such as buying a new combine versus an old one.
What is the most important feature that determines profitability on farms?
By far, it is machinery management. Getting good yields and marketing pale in comparison.
Have you reached any conclusions regarding machinery management?
Two generalizations arise from my work on leasing versus purchasing. The first is that most promoters of leasing extol its benefits to folks in high tax brackets, stating that "100% of the lease payment is tax deductible." The truth is that depreciation and interest — both tax-deductible items — can be much greater than lease payments. Hence, folks in high tax brackets rarely benefit from leasing. Folks in low brackets might benefit.
The second generalization is that the vast majority of farmers will find ownership more profitable than leasing. This has been especially true in recent years when the tax policy, including Section 179, has allowed faster depreciation or larger-expensing deductions. This doesn't mean that astute managers should not consider leasing. But in most cases, ownership will be more profitable.
What is the biggest change you've made to increase your on-farm income?
In the last 20 years our most important change was to do accrual accounting on a monthly basis. This has allowed us to make timely economics-based decisions. Agronomically, the most important decision we've made was no-till. We are constantly devoted to improvements in no-till and know that it has improved our bottom line.

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Label Complains That Amazon Devalues Artists By Making Music Cheap
from the you-got-it-backwards deptThis is unfortunate. Nearly two years ago, we wrote about the indie music label Asthmatic Kitty, which seemed to take a really forward looking attitude towards the new music market. In that interview, the label noted the reality of the new world, and why it was important to focus on reasons to buy, rather than assuming that people would just pay to hear music. This is what was said at the time:
I operate under the conviction that people buy records because they want to own them, not because they want to hear them. It is too easy these days to hear a record without having to buy it. I don't resent that fact, rather I feel we at Asthmatic Kitty embrace it through streaming albums and offering several free mp3s (even whole free albums). And why do they want to own it? They want it to illustrate to others their taste and identify who they are as a person. I also believe they want to be part of something bigger than themselves, they want to belong.Apparently, however, they do resent Amazon for making music available cheaply. Reader Colin points us to a recent article about how Asthmatic Kitty has sent out a letter to fans of artist Sufjan Stevens, complaining that Amazon's pricing is too low and asking people to go to Bandcamp and pay more instead. They do admit to being somewhat conflicted about this, at least:
Our job is no longer to sell folks things they want to hear. They want an experience and to identify themselves as part of a community. Ownership then becomes a way of them supporting your community through investing in that community. Fostering that in an honest, transparent and "non-gross" way takes a combination of gracefulness, creativity and not taking oneself too seriously, while still taking art and music seriously.
"We have mixed feelings about discounted pricing," the label explained.While they're certainly not attacking Amazon or fans, the whole email does feel a little off. The simple fact is, if people want the music (as the label seemed to recognize last year), they can find it somewhere for free. Amazon's prices are meaningless when it comes to the "value" of the music. Price and value are not the same thing. Rather than complaining about the price that Amazon sets on the album, why not give people additional reasons to pay directly at Bandcamp -- such as providing valuable extras if they do. Or discounts on other merchandise. There are all sorts of positive ways to get people to find it worthwhile to spend money without making them feel guilty and bad for paying a price that is legitimately offered by a retailer.
"Like we said, we love getting good music into the hands of good people, and when a price is low, more people buy. A low price will introduce a lot of people to Sufjan's music and to this wonderful album. For that, we're grateful.
But we also feel like the work that our artists produce is worth more than a cost of a latte. We value the skill, love, and time they've put into making their records. And we feel that our work too, in promotion and distribution, is also valuable and worthwhile."
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Wednesday, 25 January 2012
Tailing Michael....or not
Not doing much of anything outside - just cold and damp. We got up at 5:20 this morning - fed and walked Trudy then hit the road at 6am when Tony arrived to look after the house.
My car has a bit of rust at the door handle - the sort of thing that is aesthetic right now, but will become a problem if the rust eats more of the car away. This is a continuous problem in Canada, and why cars don't last all that long...it's not so much for cold as the salt we put on the roads. it corrodes the metal of the cars.
I hate putting salt down on our driveway - but I did yesterday because it was sheet ice. Unbelievably dangerous. So, for the first time since we've lived in the country, I spread salt - and glad I did. But wow, does salt do damage....to the cars, the grass, the gardens, as the snow melts and it all runs away and seeps into the ground.
But for now, our problem was the dot of rust. We'd made this appointment at the autobody shop in Sherbrooke (about an hour from our home) a month or so ago. 7am. What were we thinking? Don't even have the excuse of being drunk! So, off we went at 6am. thankfully the roads were clear, though I could see the sheen of ice. Michael was in his car, I was in the VW beetle. He quickly outpaced me and I lost him on the highway - which was unfortunate since he had the GPS and knew where we were going. I knew it was somewhere in Sherbrooke. And I have to say, in the dark, in the winter, when all cars are covered in filth and dry salt, every car looks the same, so as I scooted along trying to find him, it was almost impossible. finally I got behind a gray car (they were all gray) and figured, good enough. I'm declaring this one Michael and will follow it.
And guess what? it was him! Took us straight to the autobody shop. thank heaven, because I was all but convinced we'd pull into some office building and a stranger would get out - having called the police about the whacko following him.
I asked Michael if he realized he'd lost me and he said yes, but he figured I'd find him again. Which sounds all quite romantic - but wasn't all that amusing or practical at 7am on the winter morning. Still, he was right. Damn him!
We dropped my car off and did what we always do when it's being repaired....we headed to Manoir Hovey for breakfast. Actually, we checked in, since the painting etc will take a day or two. Poor us. But makes for desperately expensive car repairs.
Still, no one's complaining!
The manoir is on Lac Massawippi. We sat and look over the skating rink Hovey has created in the middle of the garden - out onto the lake. Which is iced over. But the pre-occupation here is how thick is the ice? they're sending a crew out today with an auger to hand drill holes and see the depth. Not because they want to walk on the ice, or skate (though we've skated from Hovey to North Hatley one glorious visit after a thaw then rapid and deep freeze - so that the lake was glazed and perfect for skating)....no - the issue is far more serious....two of the manoir's guests will be arriving by ski plane on Friday and plan to land on the lake.
Frankly, the staff of the Manoir are sick with worry, which is why they're sending out crews to test the thickness of the ice. They're suggested other modes of transport, but the people are coming from another inn further north, where ice thickness isn't an issue.
I don't think I'll watch. I guess some people are more adventurous that I. Indeed, I suspect most people are....but I find as I age I'm far less courageous physically, but far more courageous emotionally. The inverse of when I was younger.
A storm is coming in Friday - so there's a pretty good chance the ski plane will be a no-go anyway. For now, Michael and I are sitting in front of the fireplace...reading the newspaper. We're actually also here for some quiet time, to discuss the next book. Some of the plot points. We'll be joined on Friday (weather permitting) by our friend Susan, who is a superb and senior journalist - so we can all toss around thoughts. I have two very specific plot points, but need some help and advice and expertise. I really enjoy tossing around ideas - thinking out loud. Not everyone is suited to help at this stage....it really demands people like Susan and Michael and my brother Doug is great at it too - who have thoughts but understand I need to own it. They can't be bossy. And not every idea will be good, but they all need to be respected....because sometimes the horrible ideas contain just a nugget of gold. There's a sort of alchemy that happens when people who are good at collaborating get together. Very powerful. So I'm looking forward to that too. And fun to do it in such beautiful surroundings.
Will speak soon - hope you're safe and warm!
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Bonjour Louise
Je vous remercie de tout cœur d'avoir si gentiment dédicacé mon tout nouveau livre défense de tuer acheté à la librairie de Knowlton.
Aussi je vous souhaite beaucoup de bon temps au Manoir Hovey et de bonnes idées pour la suite de vos romans.
Pendant que vous serez au Manoir Hovey je serai plongée dans les aventures mystérieuses qui se tiennent au Manoir Bellechasse.
Merci encore pour votre grande générosité et bonne journée !
- 25 January 2012 at 10:13
- lil Gluckstern said...
Enjoy your time, and drive safe!
- 25 January 2012 at 10:44
- Lee Ann said...
It just sounds heavenly!
- 25 January 2012 at 16:35
Thank you so much for sharing your "process" with us! It's fascinating to follow along while you make your magic.
- 25 January 2012 at 18:36
I really enjoy and appreciate your wonderful sense of humour and how you write about simple things like Michael being right "damn him!". Makes me chuckle and I'm always grateful for those moments :). Thank you!
- 26 January 2012 at 04:55
- Beth said...
I just heard about your nomination for a Dilys, and wanted to offer my heartfelt congratulations. It's further proof that independent booksellers have excellent taste.
xxx Beth
in Oregon
- 27 January 2012 at 01:53
- Blacksadegirl said...
I spent my summers on my grandparent's farm in the Eastern Townships and was thrilled to learn about your books. I have such wonderful memories of the people and places. Next time instead of salt try Eco Traction - http://www.ecotraction.com/
- 28 January 2012 at 10:14
Your Blog comments are so interesting, drawing graphic images of the life 'up there' at present and drawing me back to a part of the world I love. My Sutton Xmas and New Year were magic times, snow and ice included. But!! Oh so good to return to the balmy climes Down Under - beaches, long evenings, sun and, in Wellington of course, refreshing winds. It's just a hop, skip and jump to get here - bypass Jamaica, we'd love to see you down this way again. It MUST be NZ's turn!
I hear that fireplace ashes are better than salt on the ice....
- 28 January 2012 at 11:59
Just wondering...
Do you all leave your autos outside in that frozen tundra? Seems like a garage would be the #1 priority up there. Anyway, hang in there, Spring is just around the corner.
- 29 January 2012 at 16:46


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Some time back, I received a Willow Creek Dry Concord as a gift, but have miraculously been able to keep my hands off it all this time. Lately I've been feeling the bug again, and will likely open it soon, but hopefully in the right company. Having such a rare wine - commercially produced, at that! - makes me want to tread very carefully: you see, I don't want this opportunity to go to waste.
As I understand it, the wine was made by Jeff Murphy of Johnson Estate ... though I'd be happy to have anyone correct me if that is in fact not the case.
One reviewer has already posted a short review of this very wine at this website.
My suggestions to the fine folks at Willow Creek at this time are:
1. Keep the torch burning. This is the first explicitly dry Concord that I've seen commercially produced and labelled as such. It's time to start setting a precedent - I really feel that people are ready for positive change in the way that wines are made from our native varieties.
2. Consider putting vintage dates on the label, even if regulations don't explicitly require them. Even a perenially pungent variety like Concord experiences vintage variation that is perceptible in each year's wine.
And, by the way: I really like the nicely designed, non-kitschy label. Bravo again.
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Thursday, April 12, 2012
Works in progress
Good Morning! I have been working a lot...lots! Which is a good thing, but sure cuts into my quilting time, LOL! I am still working on the basket quilt...these are the sashing pieces I came up with. These baskets are taking quite a while, and I am still not done appliqueing basket handles down, so it will be a slow quilt.
These are the pinks that I traded Lori at Humble Quilts for...she needed cowboy fabrics, and I just love pinks, so we traded! The four patches are from my 2 inch bin. I don't know where I am going with this, yet...
And these reds! I cut a 2.5 strip of red from every red fabric I own...and when the pieces spoke, they wanted to become these blocks. So, 1.5 inch white squares, and 2.5 inch red squares, and I think you can figure out the rest, LOL!!
*******************Nurse's Notes**************
Work is challenging lately. We float out about every second or third shift, so I may be on Tele, or ICU or CVICU, or neuro tele, or could be cancelled. It is troubling. I wish we would have an influx of heart surgeries...for the next 10 years!! But, indeed it is a great thing that more and more people are able to be fixed up with stents instead of a major heart surgery...a great thing!!
We had a hypothermia protocol patient, this means after cardiac arrest, people are cooled to protect their brain and other organs, ( now keep in mind, I change a lot of details so you can't tell who this is...and it may have been in the far past!!) She was so very young, younger than I am, and the protocol did nothing to save her. She seized, and seized and just had constant seizures no matter what we did for her. She went to hospice...so very sad.
A darling lady, 85 years young, who drives a little red sports car, likes chocolate ice cream, and good looking men...in that order, she says!! She is waiting, waiting for a heart valve...and is just getting sicker and sicker. She is a darling girl!!! I hope I have as much joy in life as she does, if I make it to 85!!
Patients, young and old, all with a story, a life...touch my heart and pulls at those heart strings...I really love the patients and families in my job so much! That is what really brings me joy in my job...the charting? NOT SO MUCH!!
Have a great day, all!!
27 comments:
- Grit said...
Wow, wie super, super schön. Tolle Projekte in Arbeit.
Liebe Grüße Grit
- April 12, 2012 at 10:30 AM
- Janet O. said...
Oh, the basket quilt just sings!! Those sashings are perfect!
Both of your other projects are going to be beautiful, as well. You have such a good eye for putting things together!
- April 12, 2012 at 10:32 AM
- ann hermes said...
I love the colorful nature of your basket project. Also white stars on a red background is great.
- April 12, 2012 at 11:16 AM
- Vesuviusmama said...
Lots of lovelies in progress!
- April 12, 2012 at 11:18 AM
- Michele Bilyeu said...
Lovely works in progress, but it is also so very touching to hear about your patients. I can only imagine how wonderful you must be with all of them...and how truly lucky they are when they get you to care for them, as you do!!!
- April 12, 2012 at 11:18 AM
- Finn said...
Your baskets are looking wonderful Julie! I like the choice of sashing, very clever indeed. I'm going to keep that in mind for some of mine that need a setting.
It does touch the heart to interact with this person, whose path has intersected with you. Difficult but rewarding to work with them, hoping for the best possible outcome. So very sad when one loses a patient. Been there, in OR and in the Emergency Room, never gets any easier. Sending lots of spring time hugs, Finnie XXX
- April 12, 2012 at 11:27 AM
- Nicky said...
I love then all Julie ! The baskets are gorgeous with that sashing. I love the pinks and the stars on red! Utterly fabulous!
- April 12, 2012 at 11:27 AM
- Julie Kaye from KS said...
Each of your projects are terrific. But those baskets are fantastic. Love you colors. It is coming together great.
- April 12, 2012 at 11:56 AM
- Me and My Stitches said...
Love all of your projects, but especially those baskets. If you ever get tired of them, feel free to send them off to live with me!
- April 12, 2012 at 12:00 PM
- Jill said...
Great projects and wonderful nursing stories. Thank you for doing what you do!
- April 12, 2012 at 12:03 PM
- Mrs. Goodneedle said...
Oh, Julie... your baskets look like candy to me, so sweet and irresistible! You have been busy! If I ever have the need for your type of specialized nursing care I hope to have a nurse half as loving and wonderful as you, if I did it would be the very best care I could ask for! Your patients are blessed.
- April 12, 2012 at 12:07 PM
- Lois Arnold said...
As always, your quilts are wonderful! If I ever have to spend time in a hospital, I hope I have nurses like you! You can hear the care in your "voice". Thank you for being a nurse who sees people rather than just another patient.
- April 12, 2012 at 12:11 PM
- Loris said...
Those wonderful patients really keep us going, don't they?
Glad you have been able to sneak in some stitching. I love the white stars on the red! And the baskets look quite cheery with that sashing.
- April 12, 2012 at 12:54 PM
- Nancy said...
The scrappy sashing is perfect for your baskets!
I'm in love with your red/white blocks. Oh my, it makes me want to go out and purchase a variety of red fabric.
- April 12, 2012 at 1:30 PM
- Barb said...
Your blocks are wonderful!
- April 12, 2012 at 1:41 PM
- KaHolly said...
Work, sew, sew, work....when do you sleep?? Your baskets are coming along very nicely. I'm so envious of your stick-to-it-ivness!!
- April 12, 2012 at 1:53 PM
- Kim said...
Oh the basket quilt is just stunning...it is worth the effort.
I hope when I need a nurse a good one is there like you......I don't miss nursing and felt like I did more paperwork than patient care, so now I stay home and garden when not making quilts :0) Life is good.
Happy Sewing
- April 12, 2012 at 7:01 PM
- Quilter Kathy said...
Enjoyed reading the patient stories and seeing your project updates...love how the basket quilt is growing!
- April 12, 2012 at 7:30 PM
- Karen said...
The basket quilt keeps growing. I like!
- April 12, 2012 at 8:03 PM
- A Garden of Threads said...
Wow Julia, I do not know how you work on so many projects at once. I tend to be a one show gal. The basket quilt is looking wonderful. Take care and have a wonderful weekend.
- April 12, 2012 at 9:08 PM
- Cheryl said...
You get so much done and work too! I just love all the color in your scrappy projects! And the nurse stories bring back memories.
- April 13, 2012 at 8:21 AM
- Lori said...
You always working on the best projects! The baskets looks like a terrific spring quilt. I am loving it!!
I adore 4 patches too and with the pinks.....hmmm, I smell lemonade already;)
- April 13, 2012 at 9:47 AM
- McIrish Annie said...
I really like those sashings. they really add to the scrappiness of the quilt.
- April 13, 2012 at 12:04 PM
- Merilyn said...
Basket blocks are looking fabulous, really like the scrappy sashing too!! Gorgeous little white stars with those wonderful reds!! Enjoyed reading your work stories too, which reminds me I go back to work this afternoon after having a month holiday!!
- April 13, 2012 at 4:41 PM
- Chookyblue...... said...
your always so productive.........well done......
- April 14, 2012 at 4:46 PM
- The Calico Cat said...
Or make blocks like those pink/blue ones for the basked quilt border!
- April 17, 2012 at 7:59 AM
- Karen M. Roth said...
I found your blog from another craft blog I was looking at and I am very impressed! I never knew Nurses had time for anything but nursing ...:o)
You have done some very beautiful work. Keep them coming along!
- May 18, 2012 at 1:50 PM


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NEW YORK (MarketWatch)—Thanks to new Russian sanctions on Norwegian salmon, prices for the fish could fall by 10% or 12% in Europe but U.S. shoppers shouldn't expect that same decrease, according to one seafood expert.
U.S. salmon prices usually trend higher into the fall and winter, as production in Canada and Alaska declines from summer levels, said John Sackton, the publisher of Seafood.com, which provides seafood industry news and data.
While Norwegian producers are likely to send more salmon to the U.S. now that Russia has banned their fish, that additional supply probably won't lead to lower prices in the U.S. in the next few weeks and months, he said.
"What this shift in trade patterns could do is it could help moderate that expected seasonal price increase," Sackton told MarketWatch.
He also said: "It's on the margins. It's not going to be the primary driver."
Norwegian salmon producers, whose shares fell sharply Thursday on news of the Russian ban, likely will target the U.S. more, having shown before that they'll change where they send their products, Sackton said. In 2012, Norway sent more salmon to the U.S. after a disease hit Chile's salmon industry—America's main supplier. But it will take time for some Norwegian companies to revamp their logistics, switching from truck shipments to flying to the U.S., he said.
"We're not going to see a big surge in volumes," Sackton said.
U.S. wholesale prices for fresh, boneless farm-raised salmon fillets have ranged around $4.35 to $4.40 per pound this month, according to an index from Urner Barry, a provider of food industry news and data that partners with Seafood.com. Retail prices have been around $7.99 to $8.99 per pound.
Prices are down about 10% or 15% from their 2011 high, and there's general pressure for them to come down thanks to the continuing growth in farm-raised salmon, Sackton said.
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In March, the Federal Reserve published its so-called "dot-plot" of the outlook for its main interest rate that showed the benchmark rate rising faster than the central bankers previously estimated and bond yields jumped.
Since then, Fed officials have expressed varying levels of exasperation with the market's fixation on it.
But these criticisms pale in comparison to the latest effort by Dallas Fed President Richard Fisher, often the trickster on the central bank.
Fisher, channeling his inner-Dr. Seuss, penned a poem about the dot-chart controversy, calling on the Fed to dispense with the exercise altogether.
We gave you form
So you'd inform
About the price of dough.
But all you've done,
Is make for fun
And this we didn't know.
So, out, damned dot!
Out with the lot!
It's clearly time to go.
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All we have is now...(2x)
[Hook 1]
As logic stands, you couldn't meet a man who's from the future
But you and me were never meant to be part of the future
[Verse 1]
See, I had good cause when I lifted off
Just wanted to go up and see the stars
Just wanted this robe off to see your bra
Strap yourself in we can't get off
Now I've fallen down and I've fallen far
Amongst the same stars that I've wished upon
Spaceship, spaceship take me home
Now I'm hearing alarms
Here comes the storm
[Hook 2]
We're no gonna make it...(We're not gonna make it) (3x)
[Hook 1]
[Verse 2]
I know
They said this world was never ready for you
Your girl was never ready to move
You tell her you weren't ready to prove
Now it's you verse the world are you ready to lose?
It's you or them are you ready to choose?
I'm fighting with myself already the blues
I get out and I ready the fuel
And turned on the radio and that's when I knew
[Hook 2]
[Hook 1]
[Verse 3]
Its funny how bad you want something til you get it
Save a bunch of pennies just to turn around and spend it
You never know its ending until its ending
Credits start rolling and your name ain't in it
The fat lady starts pulling out her lyrics
You don't want her to sing it, so you don't want to hear it
The shoe fits perfect but you don't wanna wear it
You rather just lie in the form of appearance
And you won't make it!
Get reported to the deck
And I face it
Like a body with no neck
Those are words that I probably won't forget
When I return to Earth to see your faces after this
Everybody's drowning cause they can't sale
Stayed on my own two dog I ain't fell
But this world ain't for me I could tell
So I'm gone, Farewell
[Hook 3]
You and me were never meant to be part of the future (5x)
All we have is now...(2x)
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Resolve To Ride This Saturday!
Did you resolve to drop a few pounds or add some muscle in 2014? (Be honest, who didn't?!) Well AIDS/LifeCycle is helping you stick to your healthy-living resolutions with this Saturday's Resolution Ride in Los Angeles!
The Resolution Ride is a stand-alone, two-route ride open to any and everyone. You don't even have to be registered for AIDS/LifeCycle to participate! And aside from a morning of awesome biking, the Resolution Ride will also have great food, entertainment and a festival, and all participants will receive a Resolution Ride T-shirt.
The ride will take place Saturday, Jan. 11, 2014, from Griffith Park. There will be two routes—one 15-miles and one 35-miles long. Both will leave from the Crystal Springs Picnic Area of Griffith Park. Here's a schedule of the day:
7:30 a.m. – Registration Opens
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In addition to the great food, music and fitness festival, there will also be free yoga instruction from event sponsor Aura. This will be a supported ride, with sweep and bike tech, so it's a great opportunity to experience a taste of AIDS/LifeCycle and bring friends who just want to hop on a bike and have a good time.
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Black Bean and Chicken Enchilada Stuffed Shells
Boy do I love this week... Mexican recipes up the wazoo floating around blog land. We have been eating Mexican just about every other day for the past 2 weeks gearing up for Cinco de Mayo. After I made the Taco Pasta Bake.... I wanted to incorporated some more Mexican flavors into some pasta again.
My husband love love loved them them as did I... I can't count how many I ate. I think 2 is a serving for normal people.... but this little Mama eats like a truck driver... I had probably 5? Gross?
Yeah I think so.
Sometimes Hubs looks at me like I am the grossest person on earth when I go up for 3rds of something.
What? I'm hungry... jeeze.
I'm pretty sure I'll be 400lb someday.
Until then I'm going to stuff my face with these...
Black Bean and Chicken Enchilada Stuffed Shells
1 box of Jumbo Shells (cooked according to box directions)
1 can of Rotel Tomatoes
1 12 oz can of your favorite enchilada sauce
2 cups of shredded cheddar cheese
2 cups of shredded chicken (I used 2 chicken breasts)
1 12 oz can of black beans rinsed
Garnish with fresh cilantro and green onions
In a large bowl mix black beans, chicken, tomatoes, and half of your cheese together.
Stuff each cooked shell with about 2-3 tbs of the filling. Place in a medium baking dish (8x8 will work)
Pour enchilada sauce over the top.
Top with the remaining cheese.
Bake at 400 for 15 minutes or until it is nice and bubbly.
Garnish with chopped scallions and cilantro.
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Yummy! What a great twist on Italian and Mexican cooking! These stuffed shells look so mouthwatering, Carrie! Great recipe.ReplyDelete
Oh these look so good! Mexi-Italian! Love your photo, too!ReplyDelete
I am all over this one Carrie. I love stuffed shells and anything with black beans is perfection in my book!ReplyDelete
This recipe is so creative and tasty! Looks like a great one for cinco de mayo, too! :)ReplyDelete
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Now I want to go back and have THIS for dinner. :)ReplyDelete
I love any kind of stuffed shells, especially this one! It's such a nice change from the traditional stuffed shells.ReplyDelete
Chicken and black bean enchiladas are some of my all time favorites, red sauce, green sauce, any sauce stuffed, rolled, stacked. All of it sounds delicious!ReplyDelete
I love how you've "Mexicanified" pasta shells!ReplyDelete
I LOVE stuffed shells. And Mexican anything. I'm going to make this with Cabot Chipotle Cheddar...and maybe a little Habanero Cheddar for even more of a kick. Thanks for the great idea. I'm sharing it with our Facebook friends!ReplyDelete
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The 2013 Volvo S60 sedan is an understandable top seller for Volvo thanks to stylish looks, a contemporary interior and a price that takes some of the sting out of its monthly payment.
For 2013, Volvo has added optional all-wheel drive to the base T5 model, which is what I tested for this review. The all-wheel-drive T5 delivered on value and style, with a driving experience that had both highs and lows.
For automobiles, "Swedish style" used to be an oxymoron. Volvos were boxy and Saabs only stopped looking bland right before the company went bankrupt.
The S60 is stylish in the same way an Ikea kitchen is stylish. With some intriguing curves around the headlights and aggressive angles around the "r"-shaped taillights, the car's aesthetic is unlike anything from German brands like Audi, BMW and Mercedes-Benz. For the sizable contingent of people who view owning a German luxury car as a stigma they don't want to be associated with, the S60 could be an alluring alternative.
Brushed metal gauges and liberal use of metallic trim throughout the cabin add an expensive feel.
The dark tan leather seats in my test car were supple and supportive, and they looked great. Interior room is comparable to the BMW 3 Series and Audi A4.
Interior materials are nearly at BMW levels in most respects. The padding around the doors and dashboard is a bit behind the German sedans, but touch points like the center controls, the steering wheel and the armrests are right on par with the A4, 3 Series and Mercedes-Benz C-Class.
The S60 has a turbocharged five-cylinder engine – yes, five – putting out 250 horsepower.
That's 10 hp more than the new turbocharged four-cylinder in the BMW 328i, but the BMW weighs less and gets 10 percent better gas mileage. And in real-world driving, this S60 was really thirsty – I got roughly 20 mpg in mixed driving. It's rated 20/29/23 mpg city/highway/combined. The front-wheel-drive model is not much better, at 21/30/24 mpg.
Acceleration is sluggish, mainly due to the six-speed automatic transmission that drew harsh criticism from nearly every editor who drove it. Taking off from a stop and even at low speeds were where I most noticed problems. At higher speeds, the transmission still has issues kicking down to pass.
While the cabin was really quiet, the T5 engine itself makes a horrible gurgling sound under even light acceleration.
There's a more powerful, turbocharged six-cylinder model called the T6. It comes only with all-wheel drive and costs $41,345 (all prices include destination charges).
I was also surprised at how heavy the Volvo's steering is. While the new 328 has lighter steering than you'd expect from BMW – to appeal to a broader group of shoppers – Volvo has gone the other way. It's heavy for seemingly no reason at all. Handling is good, but even with all-wheel drive it doesn't carve corners exceptionally well. And at slow speeds the large steering wheel takes a fair amount of effort to turn, which will irk anyone navigating parking lots.
Luckily, the ride is relatively smooth; one editor praised its comfort level versus the rest of the segment. I found the ride to be smooth in daily driving except over the sharpest bumps, where I got a pronounced jolt. Otherwise, this attribute may smooth over the rest of the issues for shoppers more concerned with style and value.
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The S60's interior dimensions are so similar to the new 3 Series it's a bit eerie. The headroom and legroom differences are often less than an inch. As in the 3 Series, I found the S60 to be roomy for my family, with both child-safety seats and adult passengers having plenty of space in the rear seats.
Rear passengers also appreciated the air vents placed high in the door pillar instead of behind the front armrest, as they are in most cars.
I found myself unusually impressed with the tiered cupholders in front that perfectly gripped soda cans, skinny water bottles and Starbucks coffee – grande or venti. Normally, a cupholder is a cupholder, but these are well done.
While the S60's interior room is on par with the 3 Series, the 12.0-cubic-foot trunk is far behind the BMW's 17 cubic feet. The Audi A4's trunk is 12.4 cubic feet.
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The S60 T5 without all-wheel drive starts at $32,645. It's relatively well equipped for this class, with standard Bluetooth for phone and audio, a USB port, a 5-inch display screen and Volvo's T-Tec upholstery, which feels a bit like a wetsuit.
It's a similar suite of equipment to the 328i, but that car starts at $37,395. To get a 3 Series equipped similarly to my test model, the gap in price was almost $6,000.
There's a list of a la carte options, as well as a number of option packages starting at $2,100 that add features like leather seats and a moonroof.
The S60 earned top scores in crash tests from both the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, garnering Top Safety Pick and overall five-star awards, respectively, as did the new BMW 3 Series.
Surprisingly for Volvo, there isn't a bevy of standard safety features on the S60 to set it apart. A backup camera isn't standard, and non-luxury brands like Honda have that across the lineup. Mazda is putting safety features like blind spot monitoring into some of its vehicles, yet it remains an option on the S60.
Our test car was equipped with a $2,100 Technology Package, which for Volvo means a suite of safety features including adaptive cruise control, lane departure warning and something the company calls Collision Warning & Pedestrian Detection With Full Auto Brake. That "full auto brake" part drove our editors crazy every time we pulled into our parking garage. The closed gate set off the system and slammed us to a stop well before our pass signaled the gate to raise. Otherwise, the system proved unobtrusive, if not forgettable. But that one jarring moment always made getting to work feel like I'd almost missed a fatal accident.
S60 in the market
The S60 isn't a performance machine, at least not with its base T5 engine, but it delivers value in an extremely stylish and comfortable wrapper.
Car shoppers will definitely be swayed by the attractive pricing versus the competition, but in the end I think the S60 will wind up in the driveways of people who mostly don't want to buy a German sports sedan, or be seen in one.


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CARSON, Calif. – LA Galaxy president Chris Klein said it was a "very short conversation" when he approached coach and general manager Bruce Arena to talk about a contract extension.
Both parties, as it turned out, were more than interested in continuing what has been a very successful partnership.
"It was 'Yep. OK,' " Klein said with a grin Thursday after the team officially announced a multi-year extension with Arena, who is entering his seventh season with the MLS powerhouse. "We keep going.
"He's the guy for us. For what we want to do we wouldn't want anyone else leading us."
Arena, 62, arrived in Los Angeles in 2008 and has led the team to three MLS Cup finals and back-to-back championships in 2011 and 2012. He has a regular-season record of 82-46-44 and has led the team to first-place finishes in the Western Conference in three of the last five seasons.
The Galaxy also won the Supporters' Shield, symbolic of the MLS team with the team with the best regular-season record, in 2010 and 2011.
"I don't know that it's a big surprise," Klein said of the extension. "Obviously look at what he's done since he came here in 2008. And we wanted to make sure he could continue to do that.
"He's the best coach our game has seen in this country, and we're thankful he's part of the Galaxy."
Arena called the new contract "a great honor" and said he plans on being in Los Angeles for quite some time.
"I plan on retiring around 99," he joked after training Thursday. "I think this is the best place to be in this country. I'm pleased with the opportunity to continue with the Galaxy."
Arena was the first coach in MLS history to win four MLS Cup titles and has been named MLS Coach of the Year three times. He is a member of the National Soccer Hall of Fame and is the all-time leader in victories among coaches of the U.S. men's national team. He led the U.S. to the World Cup twice, including a quarterfinal berth in 2002 in Japan/Korea.
The Galaxy's Landon Donovan, who was a member of that historic 2002 team, said Arena's new deal "was well-deserved" and added Arena's impact on the Galaxy almost was immeasurable.
"I don't think you can overstate what he's done since he got here," he said. "We were arguably the worst team in the league. I think now I might be the only player left from that first group he inherited.
"He's got so many good qualities. He has a real eye for talent, he knows how to mange players well and tactically he's a good coach. You get one or two of those qualities you're happy, but when you get all of them you're going to have a very successful coach."
Added Klein, "You look at our success over the past whatever it is, four or five years. To be able to continue that and be able to keep a core together, to be able to talk about some of the same things going into 2014 is almost unheard of in our league."


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I can't begin to tell you how blessed I am.
I know that it may sound arrogant. I can sound like I'm bragging. Perhaps I am.
I'm blessed by the people I know. The groups that allow me to wear the guild tags.
From <Phoenix Rising>, to the <Frostwolves>, to the <Claws of Nature>. I am blessed by the people in my life.
Thank you for being there.
Friends that Give from their Creativity
I've already mentioned this once, but it bears mentioning again. You see, friends are what make this game great. Friends that write you poems of appreciation.
Gifts that cost something
Friends that give you Battle Pets, to show their care and appreciation.
These were gifts from a wonderful friend in game. Thank you so very much!
Finally, there has been some RNG love as well. I can't explain it. I know that people have been suffering. They've been camping these sort of pets for weeks, if not months. I'm not sure exactly how I wound up with 3 within 7 days.
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The highest-earning hedge fund managers earned a combined $14.4 billion in 2011, down from more than $22 billion in 2010, and the lowest sum in three years.
The managers at the very top of this year's Rich List bucked the trend of the industry's lackluster performance. Seven of the eight highest earners steered their respective hedge funds to double-digit gross returns — an impressive accomplishment given that the average hedge fund lost more than 2 percent last year, according to the Hedge-Fund Intelligence Composite Index.
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There have been previous rumors about Apple building an iCar, but it now seems that instead of building the vehicle themselves, they have partnered with Volkswagen to help create the iBeetle. The car, which Volkswagen says was designed in coordination with Apple, boasts integration with the iPhone through Volkswagens iBeetle app, which provides access to entertainment and diagnostic functions.
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