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Founded in 2016, Bugsolutely is based in Bangkok and makes the unique, innovative Cricket Pasta, the only pasta with 20% cricket flour, and it is based in the motherland of cricket farming. e 的彩
Bugsolutely is also the brand behind the first chinese snack with insect powder (silkworms), Bella Pupa.
A social, green project
Bugsolutely is not only a business, it is also a social project. Cricket flour is ?rich in proteins, vitamins and mineral elements, therefore we consider it a major enhancement for healthy food consumption.
On top of the nutritional value, crickets need little food and water (1,000 times less than cows) and they grow astonishingly quickly. Crickets require only 2 kg of feed to make 1 kg of protein, yet a cow needs 10 kg! Clearly, they convert food into protein in a much more effective way than any other farm animal.
The percentages of greenhouse gas emission from insect farming are vastly less than livestock farming which is the largest contributor to global greenhouse emissions at 18%. These are some of the reasons why the United Nations and other international institutions are pushing towards the diffusion of this food source.
A booming industry
The edible insect industry is developing quickly in the western world. The healthy characteristics of insect flours and the curiosity towards this new food are helping the growth of a large number of start-ups producing insect-based food in the USA and in Europe.
The European Union recently voted in favor of?new regulations for edible insects and US, New Zealand and Australia are allowing bug based foods to be imported and sold.
Bugsolutely is one of the few companies tapping the opportunities deriving from cricket and other insects.
We're doing it in the right place
Most of the start ups in the edible insect industry are based in USA and EU, but we believe that Thailand is the place to be. You may not know it, but Thailand was the first producer of crickets for human consumption in the world, and it is still the largest. Farming and eating insects is a tradition as old as cultivating plants here, and there are already more than 20,000 farms producing crickets as food. In Thailand, the University of Khon Kaen is an internationally recognized leader for studies?and?research in this field. Last but not least, the tropical temperature is perfect for cricket rearing (avoiding heating system costs and the consequent?carbon footprint).
The founder
Massimo Reverberi was born in Milan, where he attended the University of Milan, Political Science, obtaining a degree in Business Management. In 1996 he co-founded Prima Pagina, a marketing agency in Milan (more than € 5 millions turnover per year from 2000 to 2010).
At the end of 2012 he sold his stakes in Prima Pagina, left Italy and spent two years exploring business opportunities in South East Asia, mostly in Thailand. He founded Bugsolutely Thailand and in 2017 Bugsolutely China, and co-founded the Asian edible insect association AFFIA.
Massimo is a regular writer on food magazines and a speaker to a number of food events around the world on the topic of edible insects.
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Rebuilding Pharma Begins with Patients
Successfully engaging patients in a clinical trial setting is a challenge. Hugo Stephenson MD, Executive Chairman, DrugDev looks at the key principles of patient engagement that work.
In January 2013, the UK based consultancy group PatientView surveyed 600 patient groups across Europe and the Americas to evaluate the corporate reputation of pharma in general and 29 leading pharma companies specifically. In terms of reputation, the pharma industry was 7th of the 8 healthcare sectors evaluated. Only 34% of respondents gave pharma a "good" or "excellent" rating for reputation. Pharma trailed retail pharmacists (62%), medical device companies (50%), private healthcare services (46%), biotechs (44%), not-for-profit health insures (39%) and generic drug makers (37%). Only for-profit health insurers trailed pharma with 24%. Given how easy it is to find unflattering articles about the pharmaceutical industry, these results are not surprising – yet, in order to bring about a new generation of medicines upon which we can rebuild this industry, we require hundreds of thousands of patients to give of themselves to participate in our clinical trials.
Succinctly put: we are living in the middle of a crisis of engagement with patients that cannot be fixed by simply directing more and more protocols to the developing world.
How Can We Fix This?
As we search for effective methods to engage patients better, it is helpful to consider successful experiences engaging other clinical groups (in our case, global investigators) to discover common challenges and potential solutions.
DrugDev was founded in 2007 with the aim of building greater engagement between industry and research doctors – including professional investigators and key opinion leaders, but also private clinicians and specialists interested in taking the temperature of the water, but not necessarily committed to the path. At the time, investigators and research sites faced the same challenges with engagement that we encounter with patients today:
Lack of Inclusion: Sites usually had no input into study design or direction and were frequently being asked to participate in protocols on a 'take it or leave it' basis. Not surprisingly, the protocols that pharma wanted to run were not always the ones that sites wanted.
Poor Communication: Sites were often asked to invest significant time up front by completing long study feasibility questionnaires with no payment, and almost no follow-up in the event they were not successful. In an internally run 2009 DrugDev survey of research sites, over 70% of sites sending back feasibility questionnaires to pharma or CRO never even received confirmation of receipt, let alone follow-up in the event they were not being considered.
Inadequate Transparency: Sites typically were given no visibility into upcoming clinical trials until the last minute, nor any feedback on the reasons why they were/were not selected for specific studies (or the criteria upon which these selections were based).
Non-existent Continuity: Those sites that ended up being chosen for a study were forced to log into multiple, disparate systems and interact with multiple points of contact simply to maintain their information, before even trying to enroll patients and capture data.
Haphazard Reimbursement: Unfortunately, investigators have traditionally been paid in a haphazard and error-prone manner. Many sites facing 90-day+ payment cycles were unable to manage their shrinking businesses – and were beginning to close down.
As an organization, we have made significant strides in addressing investigator engagement, resulting in over 70,000 research doctors today opting to register with the DrugDev network. This has been accomplished by operating with an almost exclusively investigator-centric view of the challenges at hand. Let's look at our experiences as a case study.
Throughout consistent global outreach, we learned that specialist doctors rely heavily on assistants to interact with administrative systems –they didn't log onto online platforms themselves (not Facebook, not LinkedIn, and certainly not a clinical trial management system). We also learned that they preferred to communicate by email, usually through mobile devices.
Equipped with this understanding, we hired DrugDev Research Assistants who speak and write in local languages to engage with these doctors and maintain their profiles for them. Where possible, we capture feasibility responses in email, and consolidate data on our end – rather than forcing doctors to log into lengthy survey systems. We introduced the not-so-novel concept of following up with each doctor from whom we had received an expression of study participation and – even when a site was not successful – provided some feedback on ways the site could improve their chances of success next time.
We then partnered with leading pharma companies to establish the Investigator Databank – a one-stop-shop for research doctors to maintain their research relevant information without having to complete the same information and training in different ways for different sponsors. Of course, we took a significant step forward towards integrating sites' online experience through our acquisition of TrialNetworks, and their payment frequency and accuracy through our purchase of CFS Clinical, now DrugDev Payments.
We believe the industry can adopt a similar approach for patients and achieve the same success.
How Does This Apply to Patients?
For the last few years, we have all heard terms like "patient-centricity" and "patient engagement" being used more frequently in our industry. These words suggest different approaches for different people, so to make these words actionable we believe that the same principles DrugDev has successfully applied towards investigator engagement must now be applied to patients too.
At a time when patients are both increasingly educated and empowered – yet have the lowest trust in our industry on record - only the sponsors and CROs that are committed to implementing these principles of patient engagement on every study (not just pilots) will be able to rebuild their pipelines - and ultimately product sales - on a solid foundation:
1. Inclusion. Running a trial in a manner that no patient would be interested in sounds like an obvious recipe for disaster, yet few medical teams take protocols out to potential patients to test their acceptability. Would a patient who is finally barely stable on a particular medication be willing to change their treatment regime? Are the frequencies and types of visit schedule and investigation convenient for patients? A trial cannot be patient-centric unless patients have input into the design process – and neither CROs nor sponsors can achieve this without access to appropriate patient groups in the right regions.
2. Communication. Patients should be kept in the loop regarding their responsibilities, risks, benefits and contribution during and after their trial without compromising their privacy. They are an integral part of the study team, and need to be offered the chance to be as educated as possible on the background to the trial, why it holds scientific potential and ongoing results from the trial even after it has finished in a manner they can understand. This means delivering informed consent through videos and cartoons, not 20+ pages of legalese. It involves ongoing communication every time major results are published, the drug is approved for mainstream use by a regulator, or a major news story breaks about the treatment that they helped make possible. A trial cannot be patient-centric unless the sponsor has a means to communicate important information with study participants in their own language during and after completion of the study.
3. Transparency. Too often, we act as though we have something to hide – from the very people who are so giving of themselves with us. Patients should have easy and immediate access to information regarding the study that may otherwise be obscure or difficult to obtain. This ranges from documents they've signed to the data we've captured about them. If they want a copy of the protocol, it should be at their fingertips. Ditto consent forms. They should be able to print whatever information they want so they can take it to their family doctor for review. Even if they don't want it now, they might want it later. We must make this information easily accessible and ensure that its availability survives the life of the study or even the site.
4. Continuity. In trying to improve a patient's experience, we run the risk of overloading them with many unrelated systems in the same way we, as an industry, had historically done with sites. Already we are seeing patients leave screening visits with instructions to login to an ePRO system, a separate video training system, a separate reminders system, a separate payments system, and what else? Then we provide them a telephone number for an unrelated call center. Individually these services may make things easier for the patient, but lined up together it makes the overall experience entirely cumbersome, time-consuming and frustrating. Without a commitment towards continuity, you could make an argument that patients had it easier when none of these systems existed and they had one phone number – that of their site – they could call with any question or concern. Unless we can encourage convergence of disparate systems into a unified patient interface, the reality of patient-centricity will keep slipping further away.
5. Reimbursement. Too many study teams provide little or no support towards patient reimbursement of time and travel. This means that reimbursement decisions are usually left entirely up to sites, resulting in large differences in payment policy for patients at different sites even amongst those in the same geographical area. For sites that experience problems with cashflow, it can even mean that patients are required to go out of pocket for many weeks before being reimbursed. Clearly a trial cannot be patient-centric without a consistent approach to patient reimbursement, and therefore a way that patients can receive timely payments in a manner that does not require them to bankroll their own participation.
Overcoming Challenges
With more products falling off patent every year, pharma must rebuild itself through its pipeline and its ability to bring new medicines to market to address unmet medical needs. This is only possible through the voluntary participation of hundreds of thousands of patients every year. At a time where patients have increased access to information, and are increasingly surrounded by unflattering representation of the pharmaceutical industry, it is clear that those organizations that successfully engage patients will fare much better than those who do not.
As a project manager, clinical research associate or even data manager you will soon be faced with the opportunity to choose between a traditional approach to clinical operations, and a commitment to patient-centricity through inclusion, communication, transparency, continuity and reimbursement – usually in conjunction with efforts involving the site. If done correctly, patient-centricity will create site advocates and it will increase patient satisfaction with your company. Perhaps most importantly, it will help us treat patients right – easing their burden and showing real gratitude for all that they give to us – while setting an optimistic tone for recruitment and retention rates for your future trials.
We've seen engagement strategies work for sites and investigators - now it is time for innovative technology providers to offer the same approaches for patients too.
About the Author
Hugo Stephenson MD is Executive Chairman of DrugDev, which provides technology-driven solutions that enable sponsors, CROs and sites to do more clinical trials together. He is a medical doctor and biotech services entrepreneur who is passionate about organizations that think out of the box to improve life. Dr. Stephenson can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com
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The world of work is changing - and none more so than the world of recruitment.
Traditional recruitment practices are changing to keep on top of advancing technology and candidate expectations. The traditional, and more transactional, approach of 'advertise and apply' is being succeeded by a 'find and engage' preference - a more human approach, where relationship building, culture fit, and career aspirations take priority.
Some trends to look out for in 2018 include:
- Increasing diversity and inclusion productivity
- Changes to interview techniques
- Virtual reality to enhance both candidate's profile and career websites
- Job auditions, like allowing a candidate to sit in 'virtual' mock client meeting
- Casual settings to really get to know the candidate
- AI candidate screening to accelerate short-listing
In this article for HR Director, Jon Addison, Head of Talent Solutions at Linked In, describes these emerging trends in more detail.
"Over the past few years, hiring talent has become a repetitive, and sometimes transactional, process. But there is a shift happening, and these emerging trends are helping to elevate recruitment to a more strategic profession that focuses on the most important and gratifying parts of the job – the human part and thinking critically about how to win the right talent. It'll be a keen finger on the pulse with these trends that will help recruiters stay alive in our ever-evolving market."


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This simply sensational 21-piece band plays vintage swing and hot jazz and dance music from the 20s and 30s with extraordinary authenticity and pizazz.
Brass, reeds and violin players combine to play the sweet and hot music that dazzled pre-war Europe, transporting audiences with brilliant musicianship, period dress, and all the genuine style of the period. It's a unique and completely intoxicating experience, especially when the harmony group, "The Serenaders Sisters" and their two male vocalist colleagues add classic crooning and beautiful balladeering.
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Songkran revelry turned to violence in Sattahip when a 68-year-old disabled man assaulted his drunken wife for smashing her 12-year-old grandson's head into a wall.
Somsak Sirisuwan, crippled from the waist down, was taken into custody by Sattahip police April 18 after a complaint by his 62-year-old wife Samlee. Drunk, raving and bleeding, the woman claimed her husband has struck her twice in the head with his cane. She was taken to Queen Sirikit Hospital for treatment and released.
Somsak Sirisuwan was taken to the station, but later released, after it was learned he hit his drunken wife only to protect his grandson.
Police said Somsak did not deny the charges, but said he only struck his wife to defend their grandson.
According to Somsak, Samlee had returned home around 5 a.m. after three days of binge drinking to celebrate Songkran. Angered somehow by her fifth-grade grandson Manasnant Sirisuwan, she pounded his head several times into a concrete wall.
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The background photo for the web site was taken in Calaveras Canyon, in the Jemez Mountains north of Albquerque. If the photo doesn't fit your picture of New Mexico, you have a lot to discover! Much of the U.S. Southwest is "high desert": dry enough to make water a precious resource, but high enough (5,000 feet or more in elevation) that grasslands and open woodlands predominate. Scattered within the high desert are "sky islands" of even higher terrain, where summer thunderstorms and winter snow packs support alpine forests.
Because of this variation, you can hike in the Albuquerque area all year around. The higher elevations are great places to explore when the lowlands are sweltering, and the lowlands are great places to be when the mountains are snowbound.
Dave Phillips first encountered the Southwest's high desert in 1969, when he started college in Arizona. He became an avid hiker and explored much of the Grand Canyon on foot. After years of mostly sedentary existence in middle age, he rediscovered hiking as a resident of Albuquerque.
In college Dave learned that he could make a living as an archaeologist, and never looked back. Archaeology proved to be a great way to combine intellectual curiosity and a love of the outdoors, in Arizona, New Mexico, Colorado, and Mexico. In 2018 Dave retired from the University of New Mexico after serving as the curator of archaeology and then the interim director of the Maxwell Museum of Anthropology.
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The viral videos of Italians singing and dancing from their apartment balconies during the country's lockdown have inspired Patton Oswalt. The 51-year-old actor and comedian shared a video of himself performing a stand-up set from his front yard as he's staying put amid the coronavirus pandemic.
In a message on Twitter, Oswalt said he wants to offer "hope and humor" to his neighbors "in this time of quarantine."
"All right, folks! Thanks for staying in tonight, I hope you guys are isolating and securing in place," he begins in the video. "This COVID-19, I tell ya. I didn't see COVID 1 through 18, so I don't really know what this is all about. But hey, you know, great time to catch up on your streaming stuff."
Oswalt then spots his 10-year-old daughter, Alice, walking a dog in front of their house.
"Oh hey, how you doing there, how are you doing today?" The Goldbergs narrator asks.
"You suck!" Alice jokingly yells back.
People across the street are also watching Oswalt's shtick.
"You know folks, let's be sure to tip your food delivery people, but don't touch them," he quips. "Don't touch them, and yeah. I'll be here for another 40 minutes if anyone has a first date or a wedding anniversary. Something."
Oswalt concludes by saying he was "in King of Queens."
DP: @MeredthSalenger— Patton Oswalt (@pattonoswalt) March 16, 2020
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Apparently, Jay Leno enjoyed Oswalt's routine.
Wow! @jayleno approved! #quarantinemade pic.twitter.com/mO85HhUI9X— Patton Oswalt (@pattonoswalt) March 16, 2020
Oswalt's wife, Meredith Salenger, joked his performance was "almost as inspiring" as those in Italy.
I was so moved by the community singing out their windows in Italy because they couldn't leave their homes. This is almost as inspiring. https://t.co/5IgjZB6bYP— Meredith Salenger (@MeredthSalenger) March 16, 2020
The actor isn't the only celebrity trying to use his talents to try and entertain people at home. Chris Martin did a livestream on Coldplay's Instagram Monday where he gave followers a private concert.
Chris Martin performing A Sky Full of Stars for his #TogetherAtHome stream - March 16 pic.twitter.com/NIMNnQy8bJ— CPing Media (@CPingMedia) March 16, 2020
John Legend vowed to do the same thing Tuesday.
It'll be on Instagram Live at @johnlegend. Requests will be accepted. And let me know which other artists I should pass the torch to— John Legend (@johnlegend) March 16, 2020
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Sumpter Township Treasurer Alan D. Bates died of an apparent heart attack on the morning of Christmas Eve at the age of 73. He was alone, not feeling well, and called 911.
Mr. Bates was elected to his first official term as treasurer on Nov. 8 and sworn in for four years on Nov. 22.
Mr. Bates, a retired builder, was elected to four-year terms as trustee from 2004 through 2012-16. In 2004 he started his collection of Independents and piled them up neatly week after week. The papers recorded the current history of the township. Sometimes Mr. Bates would ask the editor to publish more stories where "Sumpter" is in the headline.
When Supervisor Johnny Vawters resigned due to ill health in 2014, Treasurer John Morgan moved up to take the supervisor's position and Trustee Bates was put into the treasurer's position.
He missed the Dec. 13 meeting of the Sumpter Township Board of Trustees because he wasn't feeling well, but he said it had nothing to do with his heart.
Mr. Bates grew up in Dearborn Heights and attended his 50th class reunion there. He was a big fan of the University of Michigan. He never married and had no children, but he had two nephews in Ohio who planned to attend his funeral.
Mr. Bates was invited to join the Sumpter family of James and Joanne Posegay and their daughter Lori Demond and her family. He became part of the family and they spent holidays together and were very close.
Mr. Bates lived in the township for 36 years. He held a Bachelor of Business Administration degree from Eastern Michigan University.
He built many homes in Sumpter Township over the years, including most of the houses on Claxton Drive, and most of the homes on Kozma.
After he retired, his life revolved around Sumpter Township and the Parks and Recreation Commission. He served as Sumpter's parks administrator and watched over the parks, obtaining grants for their upgrades. He also managed the township's website.
During his recent election campaign, Mr. Bates said he has built many houses in Sumpter Township and in 2004 he was asked to run for the office of trustee and he felt it was time to give back to Sumpter.
Under state law, the township has 45 days to appoint someone to fill a vacant elected position or the county will appoint someone.
Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. Friday, Dec. 30, at David C. Brown Funeral Home, Belleville. He will be buried in Belleville's Hillside Cemetery.
Visiting hours at the funeral home were held from 4 to 8 p.m. on Wednesday, Dec. 28, and will continue from 2 to 8 p.m. on Thursday, Dec. 29.
Sumpter Township Treasurer Alan D. Bates died of an apparent heart attack on the morning of Christmas Eve at the age of 73. He was alone, not feeling well, and called 911.


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I'll be honest: the only reason why I watched this movie is because it co-starred Hugh Bonneville. I am a big fan of Downton Abbey and was eager to see him in a role other than the luxurious Lord Grantham. I also made a New Year's Resolution a few weeks ago to watch a hundred horror movies this year (though I would file this strictly under thriller), and thanks to the gift of Netflix Instant on my Blu-Ray player, I've been knocking them back since Christmas. When this title came up, I thought, "How bad could it be?" It features one of my favorite actors and was produced in England (a country noted for high production values). However, as Knife Edge plodded along like sludge through a sifter, I realized, yes, it was pretty bad. Certainly not the worst thing I have ever seen, especially in the horror genre, but for a story that was pretty interesting, it suffered from a lack of direction and an amount of flashbacks and premonitions that could put later seasons of Lost to shame.
If there are some positives to discuss before we get into the negatives, I will say that the cinematography was quite good. The film features a lot of gorgeous shots of the English countryside as well as the inside of a beautiful mansion. The flashback scenes, though too many, are filmed in an interesting style, and if not used to nauseum, would have been very effective. The music also does a lot to add to the intensity of a semi-exciting last few minutes, but we tend to run out of good things to say right here.
As is the case with most horror movies that feature a large, possibly haunted house with a dark past, the storylines run the risk of being too vague. What the director thinks will add to the mystery ends up hurting the finished product with confusion when we do find out exactly what is going on. The film centers around a family of three moving in to a large house where it is discovered several grizzly murders occurred decades ago. Over time, we realize they actually have a connection to the people living and working at the house. Natalie Press and Mathieu Boujenah star as the husband and wife, while Bonneville acts as the wealthy family's financial adviser who wants to be a little bit more.
Aside from suffering from a lack of direction early on, Knife Edge also tries to become many different films. The idea of a house much too big for the family living there with a dark past has been done over and over again, as is the subplot of the hauntings a person is experiencing actually being caused by a person wanting to drive them insane because of an ulterior motive. There is a cat-and-mouse chase in the end that is a straight rip of The Shining (include the breaking through of a bathroom door; thankfully with a knife, not an axe), while viewers might find similarities throughout to the 1980 film Changeling. There is also a scene where Press is attacked by a crow, which just screams The Omen and its sequels. Director Anthony Hickox also manages to use every horror cliché in the book: someone standing in front of the bathroom vanity mirror, opening the cabinet, and closing it to reveal something startling in the reflection, as well as someone staring out a window at night, when again, something scary slams into it. The only cliché that didn't manage to make its way into this 90-minute boat anchor is a phone ringing loudly to break dead silence. The film also has a very underwhelming and abrupt ending, which makes me think the director was contractually obligated to deliver a cut no more than an hour and a half (part of me is thankful for that).
As I said earlier, this movie is not horrible, but it does move along very slowly. It picks up a little bit in the end as we learn more, and manages to avoid not going into some cheesy special effects bonanza—instead, we have to settle for gallons of digitized blood. This is a story that is somewhat predictable and has been done many times over in various forms, but the acting manages to hold up (except when Boujenah emphatically screams the F-word on several occasions, then it becomes laughable) throughout, and somehow manages to keep us from grabbing the remote and shutting it off. I do wish more time was given to the back story, and the flashbacks became longer sequences or vignettes, rather than just split-second bursts. If anything, Downton Abbey fans will want to watch to see a much darker side to Hugh Bonneville, and fans of British cinema will enjoy the scenery and the inside of yet another mansion. Scary? Not at all. Worth watching? Eh, save it for a snowy day when you have nothing else to do. Final rating: 5 out of 10.


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All of Shakespeare's plays.
Welcome, ladies, Welcome!
In, in, in, in!
We will so: almost all
Repent in their election.
Content, content.
Welcome to Rome, renowned Coriolanus!
Caius Marcius Coriolanus!
Slain, sir, doubtless.
To the pot, I warrant him.
The gods assist you!
Come, come.
Against him first: he's a very dog to the commonalty.
No more talking on't; let it be done: away, away!
We know't, we know't.
Resolved. resolved.
Speak, speak.
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Kennedy cousin Michael Skakel is no longer a convicted killer.
Connecticut's top court issued a surprise ruling Friday that overturned Skakel's 2002 conviction for the 1975 murder of Martha Moxley, his 15-year-old neighbor found bludgeoned and stabbed with a golf club in their wealthy Greenwich enclave.
The new ruling was an abrupt about-face for the state Supreme Court, which said in a prior decision just 16 months ago that Skakel's conviction should stand.
In its 4-3 split decision, the panel agreed Friday with Skakel's argument his original lawyer Mickey Sherman provided "inadequate" representation when he failed to track down a crucial alibi witness, thereby depriving Skakel of a fair trial.
Skakel, 57, had argued the witness, Dennis Ossorio, would have backed up his alibi that Skakel and his brothers were 20 minutes away watching Monty Python's Flying Circus" on TV around the time of Moxley's murder.
If the jurors had heard Ossorio's testimony and found him to be a more "disinterested and credible witness" than Skakel's brothers and cousin, the verdict might have been different, the court said.
"We agree with the petitioner that (a lower) court correctly concluded that Sherman's failure to identify and call Ossorio as an alibi witness constituted deficient performance," the opinion obtained by the Daily News said. "The inadequate performance resulted in prejudice to the petitioner sufficient to undermine confidence in the outcome of his criminal trial."
Skakel's new lawyer Hubert J. Santos declined to comment Friday.
Attempts to reach Sherman and Moxley's relatives were not immediately successful.
Skakel, a nephew of Robert F. Kennedy's widow Ethel, was convicted in 2002 after jurors heard testimony he allegedly confessed to killing Moxley with a golf club.
Moxley was found face-down under a pine tree on her family's estate on Oct. 31, 1975, with broken pieces of a golf club nearby.
Skakel was sentenced to 20 years to life in prison.
After the verdict, his former classmate Gitano Bryant, a cousin of former NBA star Kobe Bryant, stepped forward to say that he was with two friends the night of the murder, and one of the friends took Skakel's golf clubs from his yard and mused about attacking a girl "caveman style."
Despite the revelation, the U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear an appeal.
Skakel went another route and scored a major victory at a habeas trial in 2013 with a ruling that Sherman botched his case. Connecticut's Supreme Court then overturned that decision with its 2016 ruling.
With the latest reversal, Skakel's conviction, 43 years after Moxley's death, has been rescinded.
He has been free since 2013 as the appeals process unfolded. Prosecutors now must decided whether they will retry him.


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Municipal Demarcation Board - FAQS
Circular 1/2011 provided:
l Legal provisions pertaining to the mandate of the MDB;
lThe process and programme that would be followed from 2011 to 2016;
lThe re-determination cases (mostly technical – Type A cases) already before the Board for consideration, on which comments were invited;
lAn invitation and the procedures to submit new requests to the MDB for consideration;
lStakeholders submitted additional requests for boundary changes. Closing date was 20 January 2012.
lTaking into account the criteria, and the comments received from stakeholders, the MDB decided to reject some proposals, but they may again be considered during the MDB's next boundary assessment process.
lSome cases will be published in terms of Section 26 to test public opinion.
lMunicipalities were visited from Aug 2011 to deal with the proposed re-determinations in Circular 1/2011.
Circular 2/2011 clarified:
lThe Board outlined three different types of re-determination in order to make this process more manageable and simple
lthe different forms that should have been used to respond to the MDB's invitation to participate in the process.
lForm D was to be used to submit new proposals.
lMany proposals were submitted but without motivation. This requires urgent attention.
Circular 3/2012 clarified up to date timeline dates pertaining to when expected investigations to be conducted.
TYPE A - Technical and minor boundary re-determinations
l This re-determination entails a small scale boundary adjustment and/or alignment with:
o A minor impact on the geographic area
o A negligible or no impact on the number of voters
o No impact on the capacity of the affected municipalities
l The outcome of this redetermination is the correction and/or alignment of a municipal boundary with physical or natural features such as:
o roads,
o rivers, and mountains;
o cadastral boundaries (parent farm boundaries) or
o a combination of the two.
Alignment to cadastre may be necessary where, for purposes of property valuations and rates, a property has to be under the jurisdiction of one municipality rather than being split between two or more municipal areas.
TYPE B – Consolidation and Annexations
l This is a medium scale boundary re-determination that may impact on:
o a sizable geographic area, and
o number of voters
o in one or all the municipalities affected.
o This type of determination may impact on ward arrangements but will not, or will not materially, impact on the capacities of the affected municipalities to deliver services.
l The outcome of this type of boundary adjustment is the correction of boundary anomalies that affect service delivery, and to promote integrated communities and economies.
TYPE C – Amalgamation and Categorisation
l This type of re-determination entails a major and large scale municipal boundary re-determination which will have a significant impact on the geographic areas, the number of voters, and the capacities of the affected municipalities.
l The re-determination includes the merging of adjacent municipalities or the splitting of municipal areas to create municipal areas
l It will result in the MEC needing to disestablish an existing municipality or municipalities, and establish a new municipality or municipalities.
l This type also includes the categorisation of any new metropolitan municipalities with or without boundary changes
o must satisfy Section 2 of the MSA and Section 24 and 25 of the Demarcation Act and after consultation with National Minister responsible for local government, the MEC for local government in the provinces concerned, and SALGA .
This type of request requires extensive motivation and a significant amount of supporting evidence.
Step 1: Section 26
The Local Government: Municipal Demarcation Act, 1998, requires that the MDB publishes a notice in the media, and that certain functionaries be informed of the contents of the notice.
· No decisions on the redeterminations have been taken when the section 26 notices are published in the media. Section 26 notices merely reflect the MDB's intention to consider the proposed boundary changes.
· The contents of section 26 notices will be conveyed to the Section 26 stakeholders (MECs, municipalities, Houses of Traditional Leaders and Magistrates) and other stakeholders by circular and other means of communication.
· Stakeholders will be allowed at least 21 days to submit written views and representation to the MDB.
· Comments on the proposed re-determinations should be motivated taking into account section 24 and 25 of the Demarcation Act, 1998, and in the case of metropolitan areas, also to Section 2 of the Structures Act, 1998.
Step2: When the period for written representations and views in terms of section 26 has expired, the MDB-
(a) must consider all representations and views submitted to it; and
(b) may take a decision on the determination or, before it takes such a decision-
(i) hold a public meeting;
(ii) conduct a formal investigation; or
(iii) do both.
· MDB not obliged to hold public meetings and conduct formal investigations.
· However, should it decide to do so sections 28, 29 and 30 would apply.
Step 3: Section 21
Should the MDB take a decision on the re-determination into Sec 27, Section 21 should be complied with.
• The determination or re-determination will be published in the relevant Provincial Gazette.
• The onus is on any aggrieved person to submit written objections to the MDB within a period of 30 days. No extension of this period is legally possible, and any objection received after the closing date will be rejected.
• All objections received within 30 days will be considered by the MDB.
• The MDB may confirm, vary or withdraw its determination or re-determination, and must publish its decision in the relevant Provincial Gazette.
Step 4: The MDB must provide particulars of its re-determinations to the IEC.
• The IEC must publish its views in the Provincial Gazette.
• If the redetermination affects the representation of voters in any of the affected municipal councils, the redetermination takes effect on the date of next election.
• If the redetermination does not affect the representation of voters in any of the affected municipal councils, the redetermination takes effect on the commencement date of the municipal financial year following the date of publication of the notice effecting such re-determination.
• The Minister of Finance of must be informed of the redetermination 6 months before the commencement date of the financial year, and the MEC must publish the date in the Provincial Gazette.
•Apart from theMDBs own initiative, a request can also be made by theMinister or MEC, or on request from an municipality with the concurrence of any other municipality affected by the proposed determination or redetermination (Section 22).
•Before the Board's considers any determination of a boundary in terms of section 21, the MDB must publish a notice in a newspaper circulating in the area concerned, stating its intention. Written public views and representations are also invited for at least 21 days.Such intention is also send to the provincial MEC, each affected municipality, the provincial House of Traditional Leaders and Magistrates (Section 26).
•The Board then consider the proposal in terms of the its Objectives and Factors of influence (as outlined in term ofsection 24 and 25) where specifically.
10.Can someone object to a boundary change?
•Any aggrieved person can, within 30 days of Section 21 publication object in writing. Once the MDB have considered the objections, the change is confirmed, varied or withdrawn; the Board publishes its final publication in the relevant Provincial Gazette (Section 21(5)).
•Within 60 days after having received the publication to redetermine from the Demarcation Board, the IEC must make known its views by publishing a notice in the Provincial Gazette.
11.When does a boundary change take effect?
•The IEC view decides when the boundary change becomes affective, namely should changes not affect voters significantly, the change becomes effective on the date as indicated in the notice by the MEC. However, if there is a voters impact, Changes to municipal boundaries become effective on the date of the next local election (section 23)
•The relevant MEC of the province also gives effect to a boundary change by publishing a notice within 3 months of the IEC notice (section 23).
Also known as Section 24 criteria, the main objective must be to tested such as if an area would-
(a) enable the municipality for that area to fulfil its constitutional obligations, including-
– (i) the provision of democratic and accountable government for the local communities;
– (ii) the provision of services to the communities in an equitable and sustainable manner;
– (iii) the promotion of social and economic development; and
– (iv) the promotion of a safe and healthy environment;
(b) enable effective local governance;
(c) enable integrated development; and
(d) have a tax base as inclusive as possible of users of municipal services in the municipality.
(For metros add Section 2 of the Structures Act, 1998)
An area must have a single category A municipality if that area can reasonably be regarded as-
(a) a conurbation featuring-
– (i) areas of high population density;
– (ii) an intense movement of people, goods, and services;
– (iii) extensive development; and
– (iv) multiple business districts and industrial areas;
(b) a centre of economic activity with a complex and diverse economy;
(c) a single area for which integrated development planning is desirable; and
(d) having strong interdependent social and economic linkages between its constituent units.
The above objective should also be motivated in meeting the Section 25 criteria involving-
(a) the interdependence of people, communities and economies as indicated by-
(i) existing and expected patterns of human settlement and
(ii) employment;
(iii) commuting and dominant transport movements;
(iv) spending;
(v) the use of amenities, recreational facilities and infrastructure; and
(vi) commercial and industrial linkages;
(b) the need for cohesive, integrated and unfragmented areas, including metropolitan areas;
(c) the financial viability and administrative capacity of the municipality to perform municipal functions efficiently and effectively;
(d) the need to share and redistribute financial and administrative resources;
provincial and municipal boundaries;
areas of traditional communities;
(g) existing and proposed functional boundaries, including magisterial districts, voting districts, health, transport, police and census enumerator boundaries;
(h) existing and expected land use, social, economic and transport planning;
(i) the need for coordinated municipal, provincial and national programs and services, including the needs for the administration of justice and health care;
(j) topographical, environmental and physical characteristics of the area;
(k) the administrative consequences of its boundary determination on-
(i) municipal creditworthiness;
(ii) existing municipalities, their council members and staff; and
(iii) any other relevant matter; and
(l) the need to rationalize the total number of municipalities within different categories and of different types to achieve the objectives of effective and sustainable service delivery, financial viability and macro-economic stability.
• These cases are not the mandate of the MDB, but should be directed to Department of Cooperate Governance and Traditional Affairs (CoGTA);
• Provincial boundaries needs to be determined constitutionally.
• Representations regarding changes to municipal boundaries affecting provincial boundaries need to be submitted to national Minister responsible for local government;
• Minister needs to follow Cabinet structures to submit proposals to Parliament to amend the Constitution
• The Constitution provides that a Bill providing for an amendment to alter provincial boundaries, must be passed by the National Assembly with a supporting vote of at least two thirds of its members, and also by the National Council of Provinces, with a supporting vote of at least six provinces. This parliamentary process, is part of a lengthy process to amend the Constitution (Section 74(3)).
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Ferry, Alaska
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Various Identification Codes ...
GNIS Codes ...
The U.S. Board on Geographic Names (BGN) was created to address the problems caused by spelling and naming variations. The BGN will usually recognize an existing name or, when necessary, establish a new name for a geographic feature (such as a mountain, lake, river, stream, city, town, village, dam, bridge, etc).
The BGN names are kept in a database called the Geographic Names Information System (GNIS) and it is the official Federal repository. The GNIS is operated and maintained by the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS).
A unique and permanent numeric code has been assigned for each name in the GNIS database. These names and identifiers are definitive and it is intended that they are to be used by all departments of the Federal Government:
GNIS ID for Ferry: 1894341
GPS Location - GNIS Coordinates ...
An important aspect of the GNIS code is that it assigns a GPS location (the latitude/longitude) to the geographic feature. This location is simply a point on the map and does not represent the size or shape of the feature. In the case of Ferry, it is a point within Ferry that might be a post office, the city hall or simply an intersection - the point should really be considered arbitrary and only indicating a general location.
For Ferry, the GNIS GPS location is given as:
Lat: 64° 1' 0" (or 64°)
Lon: -149° 7' 0" (or -149.12°) [Map]' . '
Regional Codes ...
For statistical purposes, the US Census Bureau has divided the country into four Regions. Ferry is located in Region #4 (the West Region).
In turn, the US Census Bureau has further divided each Region into Divisions. Ferry is located in Division #9 (the Pacific Division).
The Office of Management and Budget (OMB) has created ten Federal Regions. Ferry is located in Region X (Region 10).
The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) has created ten Management Regions. Ferry is located in Region X (Region 10).
Referenced GNIS Records ...
GNIS ID #1866944 (Name of Record: Ferry)
Class: census
A statistical area delineated locally specifically for the tabulation of Census Bureau data (ie- Census Designated Place, Census County Division, Unorganized Territory and various types of American Indian/Alaska Native statistical areas).
A 'census' record may have a corresponding 'civil' or 'populated place' record. The information contained in the 'census' record applies only to the class and should not be confused with either the 'civil' and 'populated place' classes.
County: Denali
Map Name: Healy D-5
Lat: 63.9277778 Lon: -149.1302778 [Map]
Elev: 606 ft.
GNIS ID #1894341 (Name of Record: Ferry)
Class: populated place
A place or area having clustered or scattered buildings and a permanent population (such as a city, settlement, town or village). The boundaries may or may not coincide with the perceived population.
A 'populated place' record may have a corresponding 'census' or 'civil' record. The information contained in the 'populated place' record applies only to the class and should not be confused with either the 'census' and 'civil' classes.
County: Denali
Map Name: Fairbanks A-5
Lat: 64.0166667 Lon: -149.1166667 [Map]
Elev: 317 ft.
Referenced FIPS Records ...
FIPS Code: 02/25220 (Place Name: Ferry)
County: Denali (FIPS State/County: 02/068)
Class: U1
GSA Code: 786
MRF Code: 1095
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When the dust finally settles on Friday night's crazy Hyundai A-League encounter, the competition may yet glance at Melbourne Victory and whimper.
Victory's 4-2 win over Brisbane Roar had a little bit of everything. Six goals, two penalties, a red card, an own goal and one big statement of intent from the reigning Champions – all inside a breathless 45 minutes.
Kevin Muscat's side have now won six matches in a row, equalling the club's second-best all-time run of form.
REPORT: Honda and Toivonen inspire first half blitz as Victory beat Roar in six-goal classic
LIVE BLOG: Honda on target as Victory defeat Roar in six-goal thriller
Honda and Toivonen inspire, Barbarouses on fire
Melbourne are playing football at breakneck speed, and even amidst the chaos of Friday's opening half, Keisuke Honda conducted it all from the eye of the storm.
Once again, the Japanese superstar was on the scoresheet, joined again by Swedish frontman Ola Toivonen.
Toivonen is scoring at a prolific rate of knots now. Prior to kick off, the big Swede had scored with eight of his 10 shots on target.
He has now registered three goals and two assists in just 344 minutes on the pitch.
But despite inspiring Victory again with their attacking flair, it was perhaps in the matches opening moments that Honda and Toivonen's importance was laid bare – when the duo combined to clear a goal-bound Stefan Mauk effort off the line and subsequently clear.
That moment demonstrates that Victory's stars are not only strutting their stuff but are rolling their sleeves up in the manner Muscat demands. Currently, they are emblematic of both Victory's Formula One football and dogged resilience.
And what about Kosta Barbarouses? The Kiwi has been in vintage form for the reigning Champions, and his confidence in front of goal was underlined by his clinical first half brace.
Barbarouses opened and closed the scoring in Brisbane, with whom he won the Hyundai A-League double with back in 2010/11.
Overall, he's been involved in five goals already in December, four goals and one assist outranking any other player in the competition.
Lopez silenced as Brisbane splutter
John Aloisi remarked that it was an ideal time for his out of form Roar side to take on the Hyundai A-League's pacesetters in the pre-match build up.
But the former Caltex Socceroo could hardly have envisaged worse circumstances for his team to kick start their faltering campaign.
The Roar have not won a game this season in which they've conceded first, and when Eric Bautheac was handed his marching orders for losing his cool early on, the writing appeared on the wall.
If there's any team in the competition ill-suited to playing with 10-men, it would likely be Aloisi's side, whose emphasis on possession, patient build up and long sequences of combination play was slashed by Victory's white-hot intensity.
Alex Lopez was the most obvious victim. The impressive Spaniard averaged 80 touches per 90 minutes and was the competition's fourth highest passer before kick-off.
Against Victory, he had just 16 passes and 24 touches to his name before his hour-mark withdrawal for Henrique.
Admittedly, Bautheac's dismissal and the crazy nature of the opening half created near-impossible conditions for Lopez and Roar to thrive.
Yet, as Victory's effective shackling of Roar's playmaker showed, Brisbane may have to allow some stylistic tweaks to take place if they are to ignite their campaign and ultimately challenge with their Melbourne rivals at the business end.
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Paris on a Skimpy Budget
Paris, France!!! *insert swooning sigh* I"ll start off by saying that my welcome to Paris was particularly memorable! The immigration officer, took my travel documents, exclaimed "Bob Marley!" then proceeded to serenade me with, "No Woman No Cry". The joys of having a Jamaican passport!
I think it's safe to say Paris is every traveller's dream! Somehow we (unconsciously) view it as the pinnacle of travelling- a supreme accomplishment! Think about it, if someone toured Europe and didn't visit Paris wouldn't you be likely to think, "Then where did you go???!!! Why did you go???!!!"
What is Paris Really Like?
Paris is famous for fashion, architecture and food. Whilst I will rush to say I LOVED Paris (and can't wait to go back!), I will be just as quick to say it may not necessarily be the image of perfection you often see portrayed. It is the city of lights and the city of love, yes! Is it charming, captivating? Absolutely! Will you feel like you're floating on air? If you're like me, you might! But just so you'll have balanced expectations, several visitors have expressed disappointment in the state of public transportation and general cleanliness. Persons from this camp may tell you the city is over-rated. What I will say is, it's a real place on earth where real people live, so it isn't flawless: you might find litter, experience the smell of urine in the subway and spot graffiti, for example. Basically, don't expect utopia and you should be fine!
Look for Budget-Friendly Fares & Hotels
My to visit Paris was in the spring, as a student. This meant budgeting was everything! In total, I spent approximately €100 on travel and accommodation for a 3-day stay! I'd say that was a huge win! One of the things that made this trip fit within a slim budget was a simple mentality, "I'll perhaps get to visit again someday when I can do all the ideal things I'd like to, but for now, I'll just aim for an appetizer type of trip". So yes, like everyone else I wanted to take the Eurostar (Paris to London Train) and travel through the English Channel, but it was just too costly. So I opted to take Jet2, a budget airline, from Bradford to Paris and paid about €75 round trip! If you are travelling from the Americas (including the Caribbean), consider an airline such as TUI fly which often offers tickets to Europe (Belgium, Germany) for as little as half the cost of mainstream airlines- they are hidden gems! Go directly to their website instead of searching travel sites, where they aren't usually listed. Once you're already within Europe, it's pretty affordable to move from country to country. When booking tickets, a common question is, "Which Paris airport is Best?". We travelled to Charles de Gaulle Airport in Paris, France and found that we had uncomplicated access to the city via public transportation, so you may want to consider this port.
An "appetizer" mentality meant that I was fine staying in a lower end hotel in Paris. Our choice was "Hotel Premiere Classe", which by the way was very clean and comfortable, and even provided complimentary breakfast! I travelled with two girlfriends— this cut costs significantly. We each paid a total of €25 for a shared room for 3 nights! So when it comes to Paris hotels, don't be ashamed to scale down a bit once you've conducted your due research. Booking.com is a great place to find accommodations. They allow you to select your budget, landmarks you wish to be close to and in some cases, even allow free cancellations! Check it out below:
Just these tips alone will make your trip so much more financially feasible!
Things to Do in Paris, France
- Arc de Triomphe/Champs Élysées- this is first on the list because very unexpectedly, it "wow-ed" me the most. I expected the Eiffel Tower to have this effect, but the Arc caught me by surprise! I froze as I beheld it! The Arc de Triomphe was built on Napoleon's orders after one of his victories. The monument recognizes French soldiers who fought and died during the French Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars. The arch is just so majestic to take in- a brilliant piece of architecture that caused me to scream uncontrollably on the inside, "This is it!!! I'm in Paris!!!"*Budgeting Tip: There is the option to climb the arch, where you can visit a museum and access a panoramic view of Paris at a cost. However just seeing it, which is free of cost, is awesome on its own.
- Boat Ride along the River Seine- this was nothing short of magical! The ideal option is a dinner cruise complete with live music, but again, with my appetizer budget, I opted for a scaled-down version, without food and music and it was still spectacular! You can find cruises leaving from Vedette Du Pont Neuf along the Seine— from my experience, no need to book the budget alternative in advance. I'd highly recommend doing your cruise in the evening/night when the bridges are illuminated! It's intensely surreal! The ride will take you past the Eiffel Tower which lights up brilliantly at night and blinks for 5 minutes on the hour, every hour between nightfall and 1:00 am!
Night Cruise along the River Seine
3. Eiffel Tower- no rocket science, it's the signature of Paris- the tallest structure in France and the second tallest in the world! Over 200 years old, this lattice tower constructed from wrought iron is the most visited (paid) iconic site on earth! It's the one place you will need to get a selfie and it is simply beautiful. Very simple and very beautiful, particularly at night!
*Budgeting Tip: While you can upgrade your stay by paying to climb the tower or visiting restaurants on the two lower levels, it's absolutely free to view and walk under the site.
4. Louvre Museum & Glass Pyramid- it's Mona Lisa's Hideaway and the home to a myriad of exquisite art pieces. The Louvre, which was once a palace, is the premier art museum in the world and also the largest. Aside from art, it showcases archaeological and architectural displays.
*Budgeting Tip: If you are a museum junkie, you may want to purchase the Museum Pass in Paris which costs €48 for 2 days and grants access to over 50 museums including the Louvre, Arc de Triomphe & Château de Versailles. It not only saves money but the time of having to join long lines for tickets.
5. The Notre Dame- feast your eyes on French Gothic architecture when you view this famed building which many of us know from Victor Hugo's novel and Disney's rendition of the Hunchback of Notre Dame.
6. Château de Versailles- you don't really hear about this one readily on media and it is a train-ride away from central Paris, but oh so worth it! When travelling on a strict budget, my advice is, "splurge on one thing, if you can". This was my one thing in Paris because I have a thing for palaces! It's the most heavenly-looking place I've ever beheld- exuding royalty! With the pictures that follow, no explanation is needed!
What to Eat in Paris
For the cheapest restaurants in Paris, walk the alleys (off the central streets) and search for local, small bistros. There are plenty, so there's a great chance you'll find one that fits your budget and taste. Here are some food recommendations!
- Fillet Mignon- where the budget allows, pamper yourself with France's popular seared beef fillet.
- Chocolate Chaud- Hot chocolate! Caution! Not because it's hot, but because it's not uncommon for Parisian cafes to charge extra if you choose to dine outside for a scenic view of the city!
- Crêpes- well well! Could we get any more French than this? Oh là là! Paid €6.50 for this treat.
- L'agneau (Lamb)- let's go all out! We are in Paris after all! This ran me €12.50.
- Pain Au Chocolat- sweet bread filled with semi-sweet chocolate. Sold in supermarkets and great for an affordable breakfast.
My purpose in this article is to help you realize that trip to Paris you've always wanted to take, just might be possible! Take it from a girl coming from a small island (where visa requirements and the exchange rate weren't in my favour)! If I could live out my dream, so can you! Hopefully, you're encouraged to start saving and researching because it is a reachable goal! When the time comes…Bon voyage!
If Paris is on your bucket list, which sites are you most excited to see? If you've been, what were your thoughts? Is Paris everything it's cracked up to be?


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