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Agassiz All Storage for all your storage needs – RVs, boats, vehicles, personal, business. We have over 100 storage units and bays, and ample parking for RVs and commercial vehicles. We are an authorized U-Haul dealer.
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Leonard K. Anderson, late of Radville, SK, passed away peacefully at the Radville Marian Health Centre, Radville, SK on September 30, 2018 at the age of 87 years.
Leonard was born July 1, 1931 on a farm near the almost forgotten community of Abbott, SK.
He was predeceased by his parents Alof and Edith Anderson; wife Eileen Anderson all of Radville, SK.
Leonard leaves to mourn his sons: Brad (Debbie) Anderson, Carlyle, SK, Kevin Anderson, Radville, SK; sisters: Jean Clark Lethbridge, AB, Fran Cardiff, Moose Jaw, SK. He also leaves numerous nieces and nephews from various locations in SK and AB.
Direct Cremation has taken place and a private family service will be held at a later date.
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Waybuloo - Green Mango
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Waybuloo, Episode 17 - Green Mango
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Waybuloo transports children into a magical land called Nara, inhabited by adorable animated characters called Piplings. Waybuloo focuses on children's emotions including love, wisdom, happiness and harmony.
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Episode 17 - Green Mango
Yo Jojo eats some delicious mango. But all the other mangoes aren't ripe yet. He doesn't want to wait to eat some more so he tries every strategy he can think of to make them change colour and go softer.
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"The flight training fully met my expectations. Teaching was hands on with lots of flying from dependence to full independence. We got customised advice on flight planning for our planned research in the Atacama Desert. The spirit of the company was very cheerful and we were warmly received by the active crew and we felt very much at home. We are leaving amble with confidence to achieve our goals with our new QuestUAV."
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"I came to QuestUAV to learn everything about our ordered QuestUAV 300. We learnt very much about the software to prepare the flights and to work with the taking pictures. We also learnt how to prepare and fly in the field I was really happy to go here. The people of the company are very familiar and helped us very much. We learnt very much and I'm looking forward to using our new skills. It was the best idea coming here to learn it is very nice and effective. It was a good time."
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"So first of all flying with a UAVwas my first and an impressive experience with flying plances on my own. The QuestUAV training was very serious familiar and interesting with special focus on how the UAV acts as an airplane when confronted with wind, mission aims and changing circumstances. Furthermore, easy and understanding flight planning and training was very perfect and easy to apply on our own mission. The results from the mission are amazing and we are looking forward to make our own pictures and DEMs in the Atacama desert, Chile.
Thanks to the whole QuestUAV team for a familiar and interesting training and the possibility to now use the UAV. Great experience!"
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Andrew DavisUnited Kingdom
Joise is excellent - fantastically knowledgeable and so enthusiastic!
TOUR GUIDE RESPONSE: Thank you Andrew! I really enjoyed the time spent with you!!! Arrivederci
Susie BarringtonUnited Kingdom
Josie was a great guide and gave us lots of really useful information about Palermo. She was extremely knowledgeable and enthusiastic about her subject and we felt we had a real insight into Palermo and some of its unique history. We would thoroughly recommend her as a tour guide. The Arab Norman history of Palermo is amazing and the Palatine chapel especially is stunning.
TOUR GUIDE RESPONSE: Hi Susie Thank you so much for your extremely kind words! It was a real pleasure for me meeting you here...All the best!! Josie
Ruben GarciaUnited States
The best, on time,knowledge,never in a hurry ready to share her knowledge in all areas .Fun and helpful. We will hire here anytime and we rwill ecomend her to our friends
TOUR GUIDE RESPONSE: Hi Rhina and Ruben Thank you so much for your wonderful comment. You do know that it has been a real pleasure for me to share with you a whole day in Palermo. I wish all the best . Un abrazo fuerte !!!
James CohenNew Haven, CT, United States
We could not have been more pleased with our full-day tour of Palermo and Monreale with Josie on August 31, 2016. She was knowledgeable, friendly, energetic, responsive and passionate . We expected to enjoy our tour, but Josie's knowledge of Palermo's history gave us a deeper understanding of the City and its people. In the Monreale cathedral, many others stopped to listen as she brought the ancient mosaics to life. We thoroughly enjoyed our experience with her, and can recommend her enthusiastically.
TOUR GUIDE RESPONSE: Hi James ad Francesca I spent a real enjoyable day with you! Thank you for your wonderful comment. I wish you all the best and if one day you will come back to Sicily,please call me Arrivederci Josie
Julie RaffkindUnited States
Palermo is a marvelous city whose multi-cultural history is not to be missed. The Arab Norman tour is not one of those "another castle, cathedral, cemetery" tours. The Royal Palace is possibly one of the most unique structures with its Cappella Palatina mosaics and more importantly the Muqarnas - an outstanding feature of Arabic architecture. Giusy (Josie) was an outstanding guide. At every angle there was a feature she would point out that one would have miss without her expertise. What a joy!
TOUR GUIDE RESPONSE: Dear Julie It has been a real pleasure meeting you and guiding you around Palermo . Hopefully we will meet once again in the future! Meanwhile I would like to wish you Happy New Year!! Ciao Giusi(Josie)
Martha G K.United States
What a delightful and informative half-day we spent with Josie leading the way! Her knowledge about art, culture and Mediterranean history is encyclopedic; and she showed us as many popular sites (churches, museums, framers' market) as it's humanly possible to cover in four hours on foot. She's a warmly welcoming and wonderfully companionable guide to Palermo!
Katherinep MimsUnited States
Awesome! It was a last minute thing and Josie worked to armament it happen for us. She was wonderful.
TOUR GUIDE RESPONSE: Hello Katherine Now you know that Sicilian women can arrange lot of last minute things, believe me! Thank you for sharing a little bit of your time with me Ciao Josie
Pamela PalmoreUnited States
Josie was wonderful!! Her knowledge of Palermo was extensive and she shared much information with us. She went out of her way to make us feel at home in her hometown and showed us every courtesy. She was flexible and we were able to see much more than we had anticipated. She really adapted her tour to our schedule and we loved it!! We would highly recommend her to anyone visiting Palermo.
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MIchael DruryUnited Kingdom
Josie (Giusi) loves Palermo, is such fun and so knowledgeable that her tour made the city one we felt instantly we knew and loved too. She has a great appreciation of how the city fitted into European development and her historical, political, architectural, and artistic knowledge is superb. Aside from the key places (see the tour) she took us to other less obvious ones including a truly fantastic visit to the market where we tasted Sicilian cooking at its best. Great recommendations too and a great tour.
TOUR GUIDE RESPONSE: Dear Michael Thank you very much indeed for your kind comment. It was a real pleasure for me to share almost two days with you and Elizabeth.I really hope to see you in the future,maybe on a different tour.Meanwhile I wish you both a very Happy New Year.Kind regards Josie


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Ferrari qualifying flop leaves Ricciardo with "optimism"
Red Bull Formula 1 driver Daniel Ricciardo says Ferrari's failed run on ultrasofts in qualifying has left him with "optimism" over his Singapore Grand Prix hopes.
Ferrari tried to get through the second qualifying segment on ultrasofts to lock them in for the start of the race, but abandoned the plan after the opening runs and switched to hypersofts as both its drivers were facing elimination.
Kimi Raikkonen had told the team that running the harder compound was "pointless", but Sebastian Vettel believed he could make it through to Q3 with another run on ultrasofts – only for Ferrari to deem it "too risky".
Ricciardo, who will start last of the top three teams' drivers in sixth on Sunday, took encouragement from the fact Ferrari had tried to avoid starting on the fast-degrading hypersoft.
And with his Red Bull RB14 looking adept at keeping the tyres alive over long runs, the Australian hopes some of his rivals could be forced into making two stops instead of one in the 61-lap race.
"I think honestly our long run pace will be good," Ricciardo said. "I think we can look after the tyres well.
"But it's just, if everyone one-stops, then it's hard to do anything, even overtaking, unless someone makes a mistake, it's super-hard.
"I have optimism that Ferrari tried to get through Q2 with ultra initially. That tells me that they didn't want to start on the hyper, so they might run into problems.
"Hopefully some guys are two-stopping and it gives us a chance with a one-stop."
Daniel Ricciardo, Red Bull Racing
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As overtaking is very difficult at the Singapore street circuit, Ricciardo reckoned his hopes of improving on his starting position rested on "strategy, or someone running on the track like in 2015".
He added: "The reality is, [the chances of] pushing on someone and then being able to overtake is slim. Maybe the best case is just try and just preserve those tyres, go long and make a one-stop work."
While bullish about Red Bull's tyre conservation, Ricciardo conceded a one-stop strategy would be "tight regardless" for all cars starting on the hypersoft – a viewpoint that was echoed by several midfield runners.
"I think it is on the edge," Toro Rosso's Brendon Hartley said of a one-stop strategy. "Obviously [starting on] ultras and soft is easier. But the drivers on hyper will have a more difficult time."
Sauber's Charles Leclerc likewise said a one-stop would be "quite tricky" for those forced into starting on the softest compound, while McLaren's Fernando Alonso reckoned those struggling to manage the hypersoft could ruin their race by "stopping too early and getting out in traffic".
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In an address to the Oxford University Guild Society on Monday, West took questions from the audience of around 350, explaining that "I'll take one question. I wanted to vibe off an idea, and then I can riff off of that," before revealing that if he could have his time again, he "would have gone to the Art Institute over the American Academy of Art," expressing high hopes for the road less traveled: "if I was going to do art, fine art, would have been to become Picasso or greater."
The hip-hop star attended college for one semester before dropping out to pursue a career in music, later naming his debut album 'The College Dropout.' Continuing the educational trope, his next two albums were called 'Late Registration' and 'Graduation' respectively.
"That always sounds so funny to people, comparing yourself to someone in the past that has done so much, and in your life you're not even allowed to think that you can do as much," observed West, adding, "that's a mentality that suppresses humanity."
I took a photo #sorrynotsorry #kanyewest pic.twitter.com/QNYsaE6dUF— Aled Jones (@AledR) March 2, 2015
The rapper gave his audience more observations on the state of humanity, declaring that "this humanity that I talk about, this civilization that I talk about, this future utopia I talk about…it can only happen through collaboration," explaining that "We have the ability to approach our race like ants, or we have the ability to approach our race like crabs."
Turning to his own self-analysis, he admitted that "one of my biggest Achilles heels has been my ego. And if I, Kanye West, the very person, can remove my ego, I think there's hope for everyone."
The Oxford University newspaper Cherwell reported that Oxford Guild committee Chairman Abbas Kazmi is hopeful of more star speakers to come, telling the paper that "This is the first in a series of incredibly high profile speakers the Guild has lined up. We have been working industriously behind the scenes and would recommend you watch this space!"
"When the first e-mail came in I thought it was some kind of joke," Oxford Guild committee Oliver Johnston-Watt told Cherwell, "but with Kanye being in the UK at the moment for the Brits it all started to make sense."
On Wednesday West performed at the Brit Awards, where he gave the first live performance of the track 'All Day,' from his forthcoming seventh album, which on Saturday he tweeted is to be named 'So Help Me God.'


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ASU Electronic Theses and Dissertations
This collection includes most of the ASU Theses and Dissertations from 2011 to present. ASU Theses and Dissertations are available in downloadable PDF format; however, a small percentage of items are under embargo. Information about the dissertations/theses includes degree information, committee members, an abstract, supporting data or media.
In addition to the electronic theses found in the ASU Digital Repository, ASU Theses and Dissertations can be found in the ASU Library Catalog.
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- Developing an Augmented Reality Solution for Mapping Underground Infrastructure
- Characterization of 2D Human Ankle Stiffness during Postural Balance and Walking for Robot-aided Ankle Rehabilitation
- Using Molecular, Cellular and Bioengineering Approaches Towards Understanding Muscle Stem Cell Biology
The medical industry has benefited greatly by electronic integration resulting in the explosive growth of active medical implants. These devices often treat and monitor chronic health conditions and require very minimal power usage. A key part of these medical implants is an ultra-low power two way wireless communication system. This enables both control of the implant as well as relay of information collected. This research has focused on a high performance receiver for medical implant applications. One commonly quoted specification to compare receivers is energy per bit required. This metric is useful, but incomplete in that it ignores Sensitivity level, …
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She also co-hosts and manages Bite, the podcast from Mother Jones for people who think hard about their food. Maddie interviews a tantalizing guest list of writers, farmers, scientists, and chefs as they uncover the surprising stories behind what ends up on your plate. She helps you digest the food news du jour, explore the politics and science of what you eat and why—and deliver plenty of tasty tidbits along the way.


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The theme for 2019 is Get Spine Active!
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Recipe and image courtesy of 5aday.co.nz
Bacon & Egg Pie with Vegetables
Preheat oven to 180°C
Defrost the short pastry at room temperature
In a roasting pan place kumara, potato and pumpkin with a splash of olive oil and roast for 30 minutes or until tender
In a pan soften the onion with a little olive oil, when onion has softened add bacon and cook for a further 2 minutes. Add spinach and leave to cool
Line an ovenproof dish with the pastry; prick the base with a fork and blind bake for 5 to 10 minutes (until bottom looks cooked). Save a sheet of pastry for lattice on the top
Remove from oven and add half of the root vegetables and mushrooms, follow with half the spinach, bacon and onion mixture and repeat both layers. Add small dollops of cream cheese to the top
Whisk eggs, milk and pepper and pour over the pie
Slice remaining pastry into approx. 2.5cm slices and use to lattice the top of the pie (see photo). Then brush with an egg wash (we used the remaining egg mixture)
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VALLEY VIEW, Ohio — It's a big weekend for all those Cleveland-area dogs who like to strut their stuff!
The Cuyahoga County Animal Shelter will host a Pawject Runway event on Aug. 19 at Legacy Village. The event lasts from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. and includes various vendors, shelters and rescues.
Enter your own little pooch in both the bikini contest and the runway show.
The top 13 dogs will appear in our 2018 calendar. The cost is $25 for one dog/one handler, and is free to the public.
Meanwhile — these sweet pups need homes! They are up for adoption at the shelter.
Jazz is a 3 year old Lab/English Setter mix male. This guy is a total love bug and will make a marvelous companion. He has been in our playgroups and really enjoys the social time. Jazz is blind and will need that special home with people who understand the responsibility. He does very well and takes walks, plays with others, and enjoys his time spent with dogs and people alike. Come in and meet this wonderful boy in kennel #10. He will amaze you!
Hayley is an adorable 10 year old Rat Terrier mix female. This little girl has certainly not had total care and came in with her toenails way too overgrown. It made her very hard to walk properly. Our caring medical staff is taking care of that problem for her and she will feel so much better. She is very sweet and cuddly and wants so much to be someone's loving companion. Come in today and make this sweeties dream come true. Hayley is waiting in kennel #71.
The shelter is located on Sweet Valley Drive in Valley View.
It's open Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Saturdays from 10:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Thursdays and Fridays from 10:30 a.m. to 6 p.m., and Sundays from noon to 4:30 p.m.
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(10 Things Babysitters Should Do Next)
So you're babysitting and the kids have finally gone off to bed. What do you do now?
What are some things to do while babysitting after the kids are asleep? Parents will really appreciate if you clean up a bit after the children have gone to sleep. You can also take some time to eat, study, work out, send an update to parents, and more. For younger children, it's a good idea to check on them every once and a while to make sure they're okay and don't need anything.
In this article, you'll learn what things to do while babysitting after the kids are asleep. Then I'll discuss some things you should definitely NOT do.
Let's start.
Here are the top 10 things babysitters can do after the kids are asleep:
When you're babysitting, it's a common courtesy to leave the house looking about the same as it did when you got there.
Obviously, you can't turn the vacuum on while children are sleeping, but you can wipe things down and do some basic cleanup.
If you can make it look even cleaner, that's just bonus points that you'll score with the parents! Families really appreciate babysitters who go above and beyond and do a little bit of cleaning and tidying up.
If the children you're babysitting had a bunch of toys out, try to put them away as best as possible.
If you were doing crafts together, clean up any little pieces of paper, glitter, and other crafting materials that might be all over the kitchen table or floor.
Wash any dishes that you used to prepare dinner for the kids. Or at the very least, put them in the dishwasher if one is available. If the dishwasher is full, turn it on. If it's done washing the dishes before parents get home, you can even help by putting all of the plates, cups, and silverware back where they belong!
If there were any spills or stains while you were babysitting, you might want to put in a little extra effort to try and get them removed before the parents get home.
Altogether tidying up and doing some basic cleaning should only take you about 10 to 15 minutes to complete after the children have gone to bed.
See our article Should babysitters clean to learn about parent expectations around cleaning.
Sometimes you get so busy looking after the children when you're babysitting that you don't get a chance to eat.
Now is your chance to have some dinner.
If the family you're babysitting for left you some leftovers to heat up or said you can help yourself to anything in the fridge, feel free to whip up a quick meal for yourself.
If you brought some snacks of your own, now is a good time to start eating.
If you decide to order food to be delivered to the house, be sure to include special instructions to knock lightly and not ring the doorbell. Or better yet, just keep an eye out for a car pulling into the driveway and meet the delivery person at the door to eliminate the need for knocking or ringing entirely.
Do you have a big biology test coming up? Plan ahead to bring your textbook to do some studying while the kids are asleep. Normally you can get in at least an hour or two of studying or cramming for an upcoming test or exam.
If you've got homework due tomorrow, now is likely the only chance that you'll have to get it done. If you came straight after school to babysitting, and you'll probably just want to go to bed as soon as you get home.
Even if it's a Friday night, it's a great idea to use your babysitting downtime to finish your homework. That way you'll have your entire weekend free for more fun activities!
If you have a day job and you're just babysitting part-time, you can use the evenings while babysitting to catch up on your work as well. Just ask the parents for their WiFi password before they leave and you can use your laptop to remotely connect and work on whatever project you need to.
Are you a creative person but you can never seem to find the time to devote to your passion?
Night babysitting while the children are asleep is the perfect time to catch up on your craft. Bring a notepad or a laptop and write out some poetry, or get a chapter or two of your novel completed.
If you like drawing, bring some pencils, pens, and markers and some drawing paper.
You could even be able to get away with painting if the children you watch are heavy sleepers and don't get up or need assistance much once they lay down for the night.
Most workouts that you can do like yoga or pilates are quiet enough that they won't wake the kids up!
Roll up your favorite yoga mat and bring it with you when you babysit so that you can strike a few poses.
You can even watch a workout video if you have the volume muted or wear some wireless headphones.
Babysitting at night is a great time to squeeze in a fitness routine.
Just make sure there aren't any nanny cams creepily watching you while you're working up a sweat! Try to wrap up a bit earlier than you expect the parents to arrive home so they don't see you all sweaty and in your workout gear.
You get a nice long period of silence after the children have gone to bed. Why not take advantage of it to get in some meditation, if that's something you're in to? It's the perfect conditions for it where it's nice and quiet and you're very unlikely to be interrupted.
Meditation can help you relax after a stressful day or particularly challenging babysitting session!
Try it on its own, or combine it as a cool-down routine at the end of your workout.
The best part is that you don't need anything and you can meditate anywhere at any time. Just sit comfortably on the couch, floor, or a chair and take in some much-needed relaxation.
Parents love to get updates about their kids. It only takes a few seconds but it gives them so much reassurance, especially if they're still anxious about leaving their young children home with someone else.
Just send a quick text to say something like "The kids were awesome today. They're in bed now. See you soon!"
It doesn't have to be a full account of what you've done with the children while you were babysitting since you'll likely have a quiet chat with the parents for a few minutes before you leave or give them a note with some of the main points.
In addition to tidying up, another way that you can really go above and beyond as a babysitter is by doing some food prep.
If parents leave you all of the ingredients and let you know what to include, you can help out by packing school lunches for the kids to take the next day. Making a sandwich is the hardest part. Then you likely just need to put some granola bars and other snacks in their bag, and maybe an apple or some other type of fruit.
Even if it's the weekend, it might be helpful to prepare them some oatmeal or porridge that they can easily heat up for breakfast in the morning.
If the family you're babysitting for doesn't want any food prep done for themselves, you could always bring some ingredients and containers and prepare some meals for yourself. You can cook up some chicken, rice, and vegetables and separate them into individual containers that you can take to school or work for lunch for the rest of the week. Just be sure to clean up any dishes afterward!
Especially with younger children, it's a good idea to check up on them every 30 minutes or so. Just to make sure everything is alright and that they don't need a drink of water or to use the bathroom.
Try to be as quiet as possible, and turn off any bright hallway lights to prevent waking them up. You just need to peek in for a few seconds and make sure they're still asleep.
Try not to stand over them and watch them sleep for too long. If they wake up and see a person standing and watching them, it would likely be a very frightening experience! So being stealthy is key.
Most parents are okay with babysitters watching some television after the kids have gone to bed. But it's a good idea to check with them first and make sure it's okay.
Either way, be sure to keep the volume as low as possible to avoid waking the kids. Be mindful of commercial breaks which tend to suddenly become much louder than the programming that you were watching.
If you prefer, you can always pop in some earbuds or headphones and listen to some music on your phone or iPod instead. Or take advantage of the WiFi to watch some videos on Youtube. I'd just recommend leaving one ear open so that you can hear if the kids call for you, and so that you'll know when the parents get home.
Every item I discussed above are some responsible things you can do while babysitting after the kids have gone to sleep. But there are also some things you should definitely not be doing.
Some babysitters might think it's okay to have a glass of red wine to relax after the kids have gone to bed or step outside for a quick cigarette. But remember that you're still on the job, even if the children are asleep.
If there's an emergency or the kids wake up, you still need to be mentally sharp, responsible, and completely capable of helping them out.
Tobacco use is becoming more and more taboo. Most parents don't allow smoking inside their home, and others frown upon it and see it as very unprofessional.
Even if you go outside to smoke, the smell of it will still be on your clothes, and will still transfer all over their furniture and home. As a smoker, you might not notice it as much, but for a non-smoker, it's very obvious.
Consider stocking up on nicotine gum or patches if you aren't sure if you'll be able to last the whole night without a cigarette.
If parents catch you drinking or doing drugs in their home, for the vast majority they will immediately terminate your relationship with them as a babysitter and might even get the police involved.
How would you feel if someone was sharing your bedroom or house all over social media? Probably not very good.
If you feel the need to take a selfie while babysitting, try to be inconspicuous as possible. Leave out any identifying features of the home, and don't have photos of the family or any similar details in the background of your pictures.
Also, avoid gossiping or saying negative things about the parents you're babysitting for, their children, or their home. Those things tend to find their way back to the people you are gossiping about, which can create an awkward situation or potentially cost you your babysitting job.
Imagine if you go to complain about the parents or children you're babysitting for and accidentally send the text to them directly instead of your best friend!
All information about your babysitting clients should be handled discreetly. If you post in babysitting forums for advice, always be sure to keep their identities private. It's especially unprofessional to screenshot and post a message that your employer sent to you.
It might seem like fun to invite your boyfriend or a friend over to chat with while you're babysitting. After all, babysitters are always doing it in the movies!
But this is disrespectful to parents. Much like gossiping, it violates their privacy by allowing strangers into their house.
It's a liability that you're responsible for if anyone gets hurt or if anything gets damaged. If you get too loud, it might also wake the kids.
You're getting paid to do a job, not spending time with your friends. So for that reason, having people over while babysitting is a firm no for me.
It happens to the best of us. You wonder what all those papers on the desk are about, or what's in that big pile of opened mail next to the phone.
Maybe you want to look through all of the cupboards, or even see what the parents have got in their bedside tables.
But resist the temptation. It's morally wrong and you might get caught. Either if the children wake up and walk in on you, if the parents come home, or if you don't put things back exactly as you found them.
More and more parents are having nanny cams installed in their home if they're worried about dishonest babysitters or cleaning staff stealing from them. There's no denying it if they catch you on film!
The family that you're babysitting for trusts you and has welcomed you into their home. So don't cross privacy boundaries by snooping around. You don't need to open closets or dresser drawers unless you need something specific, like getting a towel or pajamas out for the child you're watching.
The same goes for the family's personal computer. Don't use it unless you're given permission. And even if they say it's okay to browse the web or do your homework on it after the kids have gone to bed, don't abuse that trust by snooping through all of their files or any social media accounts that they've left logged in!
Babysitting isn't a good time to watch the latest horror film or 50 Shades of Grey.
If the child you're babysitting wakes up and walks out to see something scary or inappropriate on the TV, it could traumatize them. Not to mention getting you in trouble with their parents.
Keep it PG!
When parents say to help yourself to anything in the cupboards, they don't mean all of it!
It's fine if you need a bit of a snack, or even a full meal and they've given you permission. But don't pig out and empty out their fridge, drink half a case of soda, or eat an entire family-sized bag of chips.
And it goes without saying: No drinking straight out of cartons of milk or juice! You don't think I'd need to mention this, but you might be shocked at how many babysitters would do this!
It's not recommended to sleep on the job when you're being paid to babysit a child, however there is one time when sleeping on the job is okay. Read our guide: Should a babysitter sleep for the answer.
Babysitting is one of those rare jobs where you occasionally have downtime. When the children are asleep use this time wisely and be productive if you can.
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Kidsit Founder, Editor, Illustrator, and father of three beautiful kids in Sydney, Australia.
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Renee is a children's author and freelance writer from the Sunshine Coast, Australia. She has 20 years of combined experience working with children as a babysitter, swim coach, special education teacher and an after-hours care supervisor.
Updated: 23 February 2020
First Published: 8 March 2019
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by Siddharth Mehta-Thomas, Beaconsfield Investment Management, advising on ACATIS Investment
NOCIL is one of India's largest rubber chemical manufacturers. Its products are mainly used in the production of automotive tyres. Though rubber chemicals only make up 3-4% of the total cost of a tyre, they are extremely critical in the production process. The barriers to entry in the industry are extremely high with most tyre manufacturers using the same suppliers for decades on end. That said the Indian rubber chemicals manufacturers did have some competition from cheaper Chinese companies on account of dumping by China. This has since abated after India imposed anti dumping duties on China.
NOCIL has a long and storied history as a rubber chemicals company and a solid R&D team. Its management has shown resilience and ability to cope with external economic shocks and navigate the company over decades of changes in India. Currently it is debt free, generates copious amounts of free cash flow and trades at less than 12x earnings. We estimate that revenue and earnings growth will be in the region of 10-15% over the next five years.
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"One-Way Ticket": Jacob Lawrence's Migration Series and Other Works
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An in-depth look at Jacob Lawrence's landmark 1941 painting series about the mass movement of African-Americans from the rural South to the urban North.
In 1941, Jacob Lawrence, then just 23 years old, completed a series of 60 small tempera paintings with text captions about the Great Migration, the multi-decade mass movement of African-Americans from the rural South to the urban North that started around 1915. Within months of its making, the series entered the collections of The Museum of Modern Art and the Phillips Memorial Gallery (today The Phillips Collection), with each institution acquiring half of the panels. Lawrence's work is now an icon in both collections, a landmark in the history of modern art, and a key example of the way that history painting was radically reimagined in the modern era. One-Way Ticket: Jacob Lawrence's Migration Series and Other Visions of the Great Movement North reunites all 60 panels for the first time at MoMA in 20 years.
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It's been four days since a tip-off revelation from Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley that shocked and in some cases confused the Lower House of Parliament and Opposition Leader Kamla Persad-Bissessar has not put out a defense.
On Monday Rowley said, "I didn't know Marlene Mc Donald was going to get arrested but one month before she was arrested the Leader of the Opposition could have called her to her office and tell her she was going to be arrested."
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Guardian Media has been trying to reach Persad Bissessar by telephone but she has not answered.
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At a news conference on Wednesday, the party's Public Relations Officer Anita Haynes dismissed Rowley's claims as a distraction from other national issues.
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"Igniting the imagination of the church." That's the theme of Mennonite Church Canada's Gathering 2019, to be held from June 28 to July 1 in Abbotsford, B.C. Powerful words, those! What might they mean for us as congregations comprising five regional churches and the nationwide church?


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People gravitate to Charleston for a lot of reasons: its buzzing restaurants and bars, eclectic art and style scenes, its utter curb appeal, proximity to the water, its rich history, its southern charm. We've combined them all to compile our list of the top activities and spots to hit when you're there. Spanning old, new, buzzing, and surprising, we've got all the essential stops that will ensure you remember your trip to the lowcountry and have plenty to bring home from it as well. Whether it's your first visit or your tenth, you'll never run out of things to do.
Photo by Lowry McKee
Approaching the Nathaniel Russell House from the street, your first impression is just what Nathaniel intended: your eye is drawn immediately to his initials wrought in iron over the front door. This overt display meant the same thing when the house was constructed in 1808 as it means at a certain New York City tower today: new money run amok. But this place is more than its free-flying cantilevered staircase, elaborate trompe l'oeil decorative details, and lavish furnishings. It also tells the story of 19th century slaves and their lives in this house.
Photo by Jason Baxley
Every Saturday, from April through December, Marion Square springs to life with little tents lining its northern and western pathways. As the name suggests, this is a real farmer's market: In-the-know locals head here for the very freshest in produce, from bundles of asparagus, to heirloom tomatoes and turmeric roots. And if you're looking to sample South Carolina fare, this is the place to do it: Stop by the Lowland Farms booth for a taste of pimento cheese spread, or strawberry-honeysuckle jam. Dip cubes of bread into cold-smoked local honey or hickory-smoked olive oil at Holy Smoke's tent, as the owner touts the virtues of a peppery, buttery olive oil that tastes like liquid bacon (but is, somehow, good for you). For keepsakes that'll last longer than lunchtime, pick up a photograph of the Angel Oak mounted on canvas, or one of Barbara Manigault's large, labor-intensive sweetgrass baskets.
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It's hosted artists such as David Byrne, Joan Baez, and Ricky Scaggs (who won a 2003 Grammy for a live performance album recorded here), holds theme movie nights, invites indie acts, hosts Pecha Kuchas gatherings, and lights up the stage for Christmas revues, so that means a varying and diverse crowd often walks through the door. However, arguably the most "Charleston" thing to see here is the Charleston Jazz Orchestra. With more and more research coming out about Charleston's place as a second cradle of jazz (outside of New Orleans), this is a way to celebrate the city's original soundtrack.
Photo by Peter Frank Edwards
Groups gather in Charleston's first distillery since prohibition, which boasts a cypress-paneled tasting room. Each tour is limited to 16 people, and they fill frequently. You'll get a close look at a succession of custom mills and gleaming tanks, including a giant copper pot still with a Jules Verne-style window. You'll learn the science behind milling, mashing, heating, agitating, fermenting, and distilling — the almost magical process that turns liquid to vapor and then into liquid again. For the grand finale, you get to sample the artisanal hooch in the tasting room, either as flights or in cocktails designed to replicate easily back home. For a full tour of the distillery floor, reservations are highly recommended. Pro tip: walk-ins can opt for an abbreviated tour from the comfort of their bar stool.
Courtesy The Charleston Museum, Charleston, South Carolina
As museums go, there's nothing stuffy or old-school about this one. The formidable modern structure encircles a restful inner courtyard and great retreat from summer's heat. In the two-story lobby hangs a suspended whale who swam into Charleston's harbor in 1880. This museum has been building its collection, with few interruptions, since 1773. Tourists often wander in and swing through it, and amazingly enough, some locals are just discovering it.
Sure, you could hop on a horse carriage, or into a pedicab, or join an official walking tour, all excellent ways to explore the city. But sometimes you want to explore at will, without the drone of a historical lecture, and the best way to do that is on foot. This is a walking tour that clocks in at just under two miles in length, and it's a must-do for anyone visiting Charleston. Start at Waterfront Park, whose pier juts out into the harbor, to scope out the original Colonial city wall, then make your way to the East Bay, where you might just catch a regatta in progress. Ogle over the live oaks at White Point Gardens, and walk south to north on Legare (pronounced Lah-GREE) for the best vantage points of what are arguably Charleston's most beautiful homes—and make you stop at 14 Legare, the "Pineapple Gates House" for pics. End at Goat.Sheep.Cow, where you can have them arrange a picnic spread that you can take to nearby Washington Square, and feast on expertly curated cheese under the shade of a live oak tree.
Patrick O'Brien/Courtesy Kiawah Island Golf Resort
Kiawah Island bills itself as a "stone's throw" from historic Charleston, S.C. and if so, we'd like to meet the person who can throw that stone. Realistically, the 21-mile drive takes about 45 minutes. The leisurely drive through a tunnel of oaks takes you onto the barrier island which, although close to the mainland, feels worlds away. On your agenda: self-pampering, resort fine dining, tennis, kayaking, and/or world-class golf. If that sounds about right, Kiawah is well worth a day's excursion or overnight; The Sanctuary is the only Forbes 5-Star and AAA 5-Diamond hotel in the state.
Courtesy Robert Lange Studios
No concrete floors, no clinical minimalism, no bourgeois attitude here. This place exudes warmth and inclusiveness. The building itself is a 340-year-old former grain warehouse, with beefy floorboards the color of molasses, and exposed rafters above. Comfortable couches, leather chairs, and a rope swing (yes, you read that right) invite you to settle in and be a part of things. On the first Friday of each month, when lots of area galleries stay open into the evening, offering up drinks and hors d'oeuvres for what Charlestonians call the "Art Walk." On that night, RLS is elbow-to-elbow indeed, with easily a thousand people passing through to sip wine and discuss paintings
Located at the mouth of the Charleston Harbor, the beaches on this island are ones that have been loved for generations, as is evidenced of some of the gingerbread cottages in the historic part of town. But what makes these beaches special is their wide expanse of sand, peaceful waves (because of sandbars), and natural paths through vegetation that not only make you feel as if you're stepping back in time, but protect the shoreline during storms and build a sense of anticipation for that first glimpse of blue water.
Photo by The Corinne Company
If you seek an authentic Charleston keepsake, this store has you covered. Think of it as a souvenir shop with taste and soul. Every item they source is locally made, with the exception of books that may have been published elsewhere, and pecans from a farm two hours north. The independent boutique was founded by and is still run by one of Charleston's prominent preservation groups, thus the name. After your initial walk-through, head to the back room for free coffee, comfy couches, old wood floors and tapestry rugs, a restroom, a gaggle of great books to peruse, and air-conditioning! Also, alt
Despite hyperbole surrounding this tree (no it is not the "oldest tree this side of the Mississippi"), this much we know: the majestic Angel Oak on Johns Island is more than 400-years-old and it is stupefyingly beautiful and formidable. A sweetgrass basket weaver sits diligently at work on a screened-in porch behind the small visitor's center and gift shop, striking up conversations with interested parties. She tells them about the controversy a few years back when a developer threatened to surround the oak with 500 apartments; a public outcry ensued; donors and conservationists stepped in to raise the money necessary to purchase protective acreage surrounding the oak. You might notice, as you leave, little signs tacked to neighboring trees that say "Protected Forever: Lowcountry Open Land Trust."
Although more chain stores have moved into this multi-block stretch in the last few years, it's still a walking shopper's paradise. If you love to avoid looking like "everyone else," then get fully outfitted at Hampden Clothing, Worthwhile or Ibu Movement, then accessorize with a blingy bauble (heirloom, preferably) from Croghan's Jewel Box or Joint Venture Estate Jewelers. Scent thyself with high-end spritzes from Cos Bar or Blue Mercury, shop for silver and the coffee table or curio to display it at George C. Birlant or other antique shops, then accessorize your home with a piece of artwork from a variety of galleries, ranging from Hagan Fine Art to classics from the Audubon Gallery.
Courtesy Coastal Expeditions
Greater Charleston is both surrounded by and interlaced with saltwater marshes, and kayaking is a great way to appreciate that. You can either rent kayaks (singles or doubles) or standup paddle boards to venture solo (with tips on where to go), or book guided tours of varying lengths. It is quite common to see surfacing dolphins feeding in pairs and groups, with the occasional summer manatee making an appearance.
Courtesy Olivia Rae James
Private gardens in Charleston rarely open to the public, with throngs of visitors buying tickets for bi-annual house and garden festivals and tours. But here's a secret: Emily Whaley's garden at 58 Church Street stays open year-round, on Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday afternoons. And it's just the way Mrs. Whaley would've wanted it. In 1997, the feisty octogenarian known as "Cheeka" to friends and family wrote a book of musings, opinions, gardening thoughts, and memories, all woven together into a conversational memoir titled Mrs. Whaley and Her Charleston Garden. The book made the New York Times' bestseller list, and twenty years on, the author's private oasis is still attracting visitors. Slip your $10 through the front door mail slot, then swing open the gate and walk back: you'll feel the breeze rustle through shade plants, bumblebees nudge climbing roses, and acanthus sends up spiky purple blooms.
Courtesy Charleston Harbor Tours
A mellow and relaxing sail on a reproduction 18th century schooner built to resemble the triple-masted tall ships that once lined Charleston's harbor. There is no song-and-dance or scripted narrative from the crew, although they do answer questions and converse with you about what you're seeing. And no music: just an authentic seafarer's lullaby of waves lapping against the hull, and the steady creaking of ropes and booms. Passengers may seem more interested in just relaxing and looking for dolphins than getting a full explanation of the area's nautical history though.
Courtesy NDG
If you're a carnivore, one of the best things to do in Charleston is slide onto a barstool at this dark bar—a civilized spot for a proper drink in a whole separate building from the celebrated restaurant that shares its name—and order the bar-only burger. The two patties are formed from the delicious marriage of Benton's Bacon and ground chuck, topped with shaved onions, American cheese, housemade bread and butter pickles (a Southern pantry staple), and Special Sauce, all on a toasted sesame bun. This is what a Big Mac wishes it was. Order extra napkins, a side of fry wedges with the housemade ketchup, and a bourbon cocktail, and then just try to keep it down over there, ok?
Courtesy McLeod Plantation
Charleston has a complicated history, and rather than breeze over that with ball gowns of a bygone era, this plantation property, located on James Island only about 10 minutes from the historic peninsula, chooses to tackle the intertwining stories of enslaved and free, of oppression and freedom. Learn about the emergence of Gullah culture in the Lowcountry, the architecture of a changing South in the years after the Civil War, and how enslaved persons lived and worked raising Sea Island Cotton. Established in 1851, McLeod Plantation has borne witness to some of the most significant periods of Charleston's—and our nation's—history, and it has been carefully preserved in recognition of its cultural and historical significance.


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Retirement app is hard to face
I'm ashamed to admit that in my younger years, my priorities were all messed up. They were, in order of importance: partying, spending, fly-fishing, partying, car payments, and more partying. Last and least, was "saving for retirement" because I figured I would be filthy rich someday.
Every payday, I had about $23.72 left to salt away if I didn't squander it on cigarettes, Ballantine ale and other assorted sinful pleasures.
My partying ended, however, when my four daughters came into the world and began appropriating my paychecks for sundry expenses that included Barbie dolls, designer jeans, college tuition and now, weddings. And then, my meager nest egg cracked completely after the 2008 fiscal crisis.
I've always been a firm believer in the need to save for the golden years, but troubling times are upon us. Seven in 10 Americans say they won't have enough money to retire from their jobs — at least the ones who still have jobs.
The statistics are startling. Almost half of the workers surveyed recently said they "have little or no confidence" they will be able to retire comfortably. Another study concluded the average American has enough money for only 14 years of retirement, which is 7 years short of what they'll need. Is it any wonder that 30 percent of middle-class Americans plan to work until 80?
Social Security is on the verge of collapse and most people no longer have pension plans, so we'll need to take drastic action, which may mean having our kids support us. (I've tried to persuade my daughters to commit to that cause, but they're too busy partying.)
Clearly, Generation X and the Millennial Generation can learn a lesson from the Baby Boomers, and the lesson is to save early and save hard and spend less at JCrew and the nail salon.
A new technology was recently developed to encourage young people to save for retirement. An "app" called "Face Retirement," created by the Bank of America/Merrill Edge, lets them visualize how they'll look years from now, with jowls, wrinkles, gray hair, crows' feet and gold crowns. Seeing themselves as seniors is supposed to inspire them to think about retirement and saving — at least the ones who aren't saddled with so much student debt they need a bailout by the Obama administration.
I figure this device can also help young people who smoke, drink, overeat, and tan. As you know, many of them aren't concerned about the ill effects of their bad habits because they think they'll live forever. I'm convinced that letting them see how they'll end up after all that tanning, puffing and quaffing could lead to enormous savings in healthcare costs. Another crisis solved by technology.
If I had this fantasy program when I was their age, it could have dramatically changed my life. Back in my partying days, I would have seen a picture of myself as an aging, bald guy and thought, "This isn't good. Look at what's going to happen to me. I better start putting money aside for … a hair transplant."
Of course, cosmetic procedures can be very expensive, but now I'm so worried about saving for retirement that a hair transplant isn't a priority anymore. Is there still time for me to become filthy rich?
Joe Pisani can be reached at email@example.com.


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'This performance of the complete Appalachian Spring is riveting. As Dan says, Bravo, bravo, thrice bravo.' – MusicWeb International
'Colourful and characterful works inspired by 20th-century American culture, from Hemingway to Hearst Castle. Vivid performances, particularly by the excellent soloists. ' – BBC Music Magazine
'Benjamin Frith has done a stellar job in bringing these concertos into the sunlight, brilliantly supported by the Northern Sinfonia under David Haslam.'
– Pianist
'Listen to this album to be convinced of the wonderful possibilities that exist from two guitars. Highly recommend.' – This is Classical Guitar
'The performance by the Pécs Symphony Orchestra under Nicolás Parquet is pretty terrific: sensitive to dynamics, firmly rhythmic, colorful and transparent.'
– ClassicsToday.com
'Naxos' ongoing series of music by Simon Mayr has been one of the revelations during the last few years, and the Requiem is so far the crowning glory.'
– MusicWeb International
'Giltburg's artful control of rhythm and dynamics in this punishingly tricky piece [No. 3] brings out convulsive passions, moments of repose and howling winds.'
– National Public Radio (#20 in NPR Music's Top 100 Songs of 2016)
'Boris Giltburg's account of the Rachmaninov's Etudes-tableaux has not strayed far from my player all year long. I hear something new every time I play it.'
– Musical Toronto
'This disc is a joy. Don't overlook it.' – ClassicsToday.com
'Two of Rimsky's symphonies, both long overshadowed by the ever popular Scheherazade, Capriccio Espagnol and the Russian Easter Festival Overture, receive expert performances here. ' – MusicWeb International
'Recorded live during the 26th Bad Wildbad Festival this perforamnce fizzes with vitality.' – MusicWeb International
'Antonino Fogliani draws a spirited, stylistically astute performance from his players, and the concluding ensemble ends the opera on a note of notable exhilaration.' – Opera News
'Buy it for the colourful, lyrical, smart Bacewicz, and then explore expansive Panufnik, neo-classical Spisak and neo-Baroque Tansman.'
– BBC Music Magazine
'Jaap van Zweden draws airy, luminescent sounds from his players.'
– BBC Music Magazine
'The word I'd have to use for this performance—if I were allowed only one—would be, "beautiful".' – ClassicsToday.com
'Jaap van Zweden has the breadth and depth of a true Wagnerian, and the cast is a fine one, with Stuart Skelton's superb Siegmund, a thoughtfully nuanced Wotan from Matthias Goerne, and Petra Lang's increasingly involving Brünnhilde.' – The Guardian (Andrew Clements' top 10 classical CDs of 2016)
'These are strong voices well trained in Wagner's notoriously demanding music, and the performance as a whole is convincing. ' – AllMusic.com
'Wagner's Die Walküre continues Naxos's Ring cycle under Jaap van Zweden and is even better than the preceding Das Rheingold' – Opera Now
'Some very attractive music from an accomplished composer, and impeccably performed by a father-and-daughter duo.' – MusicWeb International
'Terrific and electrifying.' – Pizzicato
'This is an excellent overview of Hans van Manen's choreographic work, showing very well the elegance of his expression. ' – Pizzicato
'Everything about this release is outstanding. The Bavarian orchestra offers playing of finesse, vitality and great virtuosity while Yannick Nézet-Séguin's conducting is perceptive and fresh.' – MusicWeb International
'This production is quite lovely visually and musically responsible and refreshing.' – Opera News
'On the basis of these fine performances, [D'Aguanno] is a singer whose name should become more and more familiar. I found his singing thoroughly wonderful and didn't want to stop listening.' – American Record Guide
'Impressive new Polish violin sonatas of moderate modern style, brilliantly performed by young Polish musicians. ' – Pizzicato
'This is a smart debut from a quartet that has a brilliant future ahead of it'
– Audiophile Audition
'Rivalling the eloquence of Thomas Dausgaard's superb Seattle account of Mahler's 'Tenth' (A/16), Alan Gilbert's New York Philharmonic collection of recent Christopher Rouse projects the differently anguished emotions of our own time. '
'Hvorostovsky here returns to his Russian roots with equally impressive results.'
– MusicWeb International
'The musicianship is electric' – The New York Times
'Just watching [Lorenzo Regazzo's] performance is a treat; it's the work of a real theatrical artist.' – American Record Guide
'An exciting composer, exciting repertoire, marvellously performed. '
– www.klassik.com
'John Shirley-Quirk is marvellous in both his roles, and Janet Baker, inhabiting the Angel as only she could, is in a league of her own.' – Gramophone
'Boult draws a splendidly alert response from his massed LPO forces, his conception marvellously unforced, noble and purposeful' – Classicalsource.com
'This wonderful, tightly constructed song cycle is a miniature masterpiece.'
– Opera Today
'Christian Tetzlaff and Lars Vogt convey a sense of wide-eyed discovery, ardent conviction and warm affection in Brahms's violin sonatas that's not only immensely satisfying but unexpectedly moving as well.' – Gramophone
'Superbly performed, it's irresistible foot-tapping fun. ' – MusicWeb International
'The Swiss Ensemble La Scintilla dei Fiati gives a vivid and scintillating account of the music.' – Pizzicato
'Beautifully played and superbly recorded, the programme celebrates everything that's good about America; this seems especially important at such a tumultuous time.' – MusicWeb International
'Truly cutting-edge program.' – AllMusic.com
'The wonderful SWR Orchestra under the baton of two inspired conductors deliver remarkable, colourful and warm accounts of these two masterworks.'
– Pizzicato
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