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PRESSRESSBlairstown Dog Park Committee Seeks Support

Do you love dogs?Would you like to meetother dog lovers?Would your dog like torun off leash in a safe,fenced-in area?For the past year, the

Blairstown Dog Park

Committee has beenworking on their dreamto build a communityDog Park in Blairstown.Over the past decade

dog parks have beengrowing in popularityacross the country, as

towns and cities alikehave witnessed the

positive impact that dogparks can have on theircommunities. Now itsBlairstowns turn.After having worked

with the BlairstownTownship Committee, ithas been agreed uponthat the dog park will belocated behind the Blair-stown Municipal Build-ing on Route 94 inBlairstown.The fenced in area will

be slightly over one acre

in size and feature sepa-rate areas for both smalland large dogs.To make this possible,

the Blairstown DogPark Committee needssupport.The committee is seek-

ing people to assist with

fundraising andconstruction of the park.If you would like to

join them in this com-munity venture, contactthem by email at

[email protected], or callRebecca Seamon at908-854-0090.The public may also

make a donationtowards the appropriatematerials for the park by

bringing it to PNCBank, 136 Route 94 inBlairstown, and let them

know it is for the dog park. Starting in July,the Dog Park committeewill meet on the secondMonday of every monthat 7pm, at the CatherineDickson HofmanLibrary, 4 LambertRoad, Blairstown.

Free Rock Roots Blues Concert at Shippen ManorGrammy Nominated

Professor Louie and TheCrowmatix of Wood-stock, New York, will belive and in concert onSunday, June 19th, 6pmto 8pm, on the lawn ofShippen Manor, justwest of the Route 31traffic light in Oxford.In the Spring of 2011,

Professor Louie wasinducted into the SouthCanadian Blues SocietyMuseum and ProfessorLouie and The Crow-matix have the distincthonor of being the onlyartists to have had a liveconcert recording rel-eased by The New YorkState Museum.Their musicianship has

enabled them to crossover into different musi-cal genres and perform

in concert with Orches-tras and Choirs aroundthe world.The five members

include: Aaron Profes-sor Louie Hurwitz on

keyboards and vocals;Gary Burke on drums;Marie Spinosa on

piano/percussion andvocals; Frank Campbellon bass and Josh Colow

on rhythm and bluesguitar.For more information

about the band, visitthecrowmatix.com.The free concert starts

at 6pm.The Summer Concert

Series is presented bythe Warren CountyCultural and Heritage

Commission, supported by the Warren CountyFreeholders, and fundedin part by the NewJersey State Council onthe Arts/ Department ofState, a Partner Agencyof the National Endow-ment for the Arts.Shippen Manor's lawn

is reasonably accessibleand accessible lavato-ries are available.For further informa-

tion, call 908-453-4381.

Professor Louie and The Crowmatix

The North WarrenLions Club will be hold-ing a Benefit GolfOuting on Monday,

June 27th.The event will be held

at the Delaware WaterGap Country Club inDelaware Water Gap,PA.There will be an

8:30am Shotgun Start,

and the outing will be afour man scrambleformat.There will also be a

continental breakfastand a deluxe cookout onthe patio following thetournament. The cost is$100 per person.There will be prizes for

Best Ball, LongestDrive, Pot OGold,

Closest to Pin, Hole InOne, and door prizes.For more information

or to register for the golfouting, call Rich Vinin-ski at 908-362-8331,Dick Kelling at 908-362-6134, or Bob Blumat 908-475-3181.All proceeds from the

event will benefit LionsClub Projects.

North Warren Lions Club Plans Benefit Golf Outing

at Delaware Water Gap Country Club


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All of us at ThePRESS would like towish all Dads a veryHappy Fathers Day!The Warren County

Tea Party Patriots ishaving its next regularly

scheduled monthlymeeting at 6:30pm onTuesday June 21st. Themeeting will be held at

the Courthouse Annex(Library Building) inBelvidere. Look for usin the basement meetingroom (please use thedoor to the left of themain door). The

meeting should beending 8:30pm. AllPatriots are welcome.For more information,

call 908-475-1935.The United Method-

ist Women are hostinga Yard Sale on Fridayand Saturday, June 17thand 18th, from 9am to5pm at 109 Mt. Herman

Road, Blairstown. Theproceeds will benefitthe mission work of thewomen.The United Method-

ist Women are having aPastie Sale on June24th. Orders are due byJune 19th, at a cost of$4.50 each. CallMichelle at 908-362-6703.

We love hearingfrom you! Send yourtid-bits of informationto us at: The PRESS

PO Box 4309A Main Street,

Blairstown, NJ 07825

The following is a listof books recently addedto the Warren CountyLibrary collection.Non-Fiction: A Lucky

Irish Lad, By KevinO'Hara; Money 911:Your Most Pressing

Money QuestionsAnswered, Your MoneyEmergencies Solved, ByJean Chatzky; StartOver, Finish Rich: 10Steps to Get You Backon Track in 2010, ByDavid Bach; A Trader'sFirst Book on Com-modities: An Introduc-tion to The World'sFastest Growing Market,By Carley Garner;Enemies of the People:My Family's Journey toAmerica, By KatiMarton; 1938: Hitler'sGamble, By Giles Mac-Donogh; Munich, 1938:Appeasement and WorldWar II, By DavidFaber.


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The following

students have beennamed to the Deans Listfor the spring semesterat Northampton Com-munity College.The honor is reserved

for students whoachieved a minimumgrade point average of3.5 on a 4.0 scale. Thelist includes:Students named to the

Deans List from NewJersey - Alpha: RebeccaBillera. Belvidere:Janet Alfonso andJocelyn Schott.Blairstown: Kelly

B u r h a m - C r i s m a n .Montague: HeatherSollers. Oxford: ClaireDiana and FaithLunden. Phillipsburg:Megan Ensley; JenniferMaher; and Lauren

Nikischer. Randolph:Joel Peitzer.Stewartsville: Eric

Bohem and Amy Hill.Washington: HeatherAdams and RobertHinck.

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The Blairstown Busi-ness Association (BBA)is in the midst of plan-ning a Wine Festivaland Pig Roast, hence thePork & Cork name, forOctober 2nd.

This event will be heldat the Lions Club Pavil-ion off of Route 46, inDelaware.Tickets will be $30 in

advance and $35 at thedoor.The event will be held

from noon until 3pm,and is for adults age 21and above.They will have lots of

food, entertainment bythe band Double Shot,and other festivities,which are still in the

planning stages.They are looking for

food vendors, more

specifically desserts,non-alcoholic bever-ages, and snack items.If you are interested in

finding out more about participating, pleasecheck their website atwww.bbanj.org, whereyou will find contactinformation.This event has been

held at Brook Hollow

Winery for the pastcouple years, and thisyear the BBA is work-ing with Paul Ritter,owner of Brook HollowWinery, to make it

bigger and better.

Come out and supportyour local businessassociation and itsmembers.Proceeds from the

event will benefit theBBA Scholarship Fund,which awards two $500scholarships to deserv-ing students that attend

North Warren RegionalHigh School.

Blairstown Business Association AnnouncesPork & Cork Event

BBA seeks food vendors for event

New Arc Officers To Be Elected June 16Attorney Michael S.

Selvaggi, a partner withCourter, Kobert and

Cohen in Hackettstown,will head up the Boardof Directors to The Arcof Warren County whenthat governing bodymeets for electionsThurs., June 16 at 6 p.m.at The Arc offices, 319W. Washington Ave.(Rt. 57).The Long Valley

resident, who has been amember of The Arcs

board for nearly 15years, is a longtimevolunteer and coach forseveral programs

benefiting individuals

with intellectual andrelated developmentaldisabilities. He is chair-

man of The Arc Founda-tion and has served inleadership roles for the

annual golf outing andfor the WRNJ Radio-thon for The Arc.He and his father have

also served as coaches toThe Arcs award-winning basketballteam, The Warren Steal-ers.Mr. Selvaggi will be

installed as president ofthe board during aspecial membershipmeeting along withFrancis Cassidy, Hack-ettstown, first vice presi-dent; Liz Gensheimer,Washington, second

vice president; GinnyGarcia, Washington,secretary; and Paul

Bodei, Hackettstown,treasurer. Other

board members include

Donna Gruter, GinnyVogt, Joe Kaplan, andJean Colombo, Wash-ington; John Costea andSteve Murray, Blair-stown; Dixie Mattson,Glen Gardner; Donald

Niece, Oxford; BettyHazen and Bob Carlson,Hackettstown.For more information,

call The Arc at 908-689-7525 or visitwww.arcwarren.org.


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Warren County Family Court Seeks

Volunteers for Two ProgramsThe Superior Court of

New Jersey, WarrenCounty Family Divi-sion, is seeking volun-teers for the Child Place-ment Review Board andthe Juvenile Conference

Committee.Volunteer members arecourt-appointed, work-ing as an arm of theFamily Court.They meet once per

month in the evening.The Child Placement

Review Board reviewschildren who have been

placed in foster care bythe Division of Youthand Family Services(DYFS).The Boards major

concern is the well- being of children andassisting in permanency

planning for them.The Juvenile Confer-

ence Committee infor-mally hears juvenilecomplaints filed with thecourt.The Committee is

primarily concernedwith preventing future

misconduct of youngpeople.

Basic and moreadvanced training will

be provided to all volun-teers, so they may betterunderstand problemsfacing youngsters. Eachvolunteer is sworn in bythe Family Court Judgeto observe the confiden-tial nature of proceed-ings. For further infor-mation, contact CourtServices Supervisor

Nicole Verbin at 908-475-6949.

New Jersey HomeKeeper Program AnnouncedThe New Jersey Hous-

ing Mortgage FinanceAgency has announced

the New Jersey Home-Keeper program fundedthru a grant from United

States Treasury's Hard-est Hit Fund.The Homekeeper

Program offers financialhelp to homeownerswho are in danger oflosing their home as adirect result of unem-

ployment or underem-ployment. New Jersey Home-Keeper provides assis-tance in the form of asecond mortgage loan,repayable only if thehomeowner sells, re-finances, transfers orceases to occupy thesubject property within10 years from the date ofthe assistance loan.For more information,

visit njhomekeeper.govor call (855)-NJ-KEEP-1.


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Art Gallery at SCCC features Amanda Predmore: The Works

Sussex County Com-munity College ishonored to host thework of artist AmandaPredmore at the summer2011 exhibition at TheArt Gallery at SussexCounty Community.An opening reception

for the artist will be heldin the Art Gallery

(Building C) on Friday,

June 17th, from 6pm to8pm.Amanda Predmore, a

recent graduate of theFine Art program atSCCC, is a Studio Artsstudent at WilliamPatterson University.

This show, curated bySCCC Art InstructorMichael Hughes, isdrawn from a large bodyof work created inrecent years by theartist.Paintings, photographs

and work in other mediawill be feature in theexhibit. The exhibitionwill run from June 17thto August 26th.For more information

or direction please visitwww.sussex.edu.


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On Friday, June 17th,from 6pm until 8pm, thetrustees of the CatherineDickson HofmanLibrary are sponsoringUke Jackson and theGinseng Roots Band for

an evening of Freeentertainment at theGazebo on LambertRoad in Blairstown.The bands motto is

Good Time Music Allthe Time!They perform Tin Pan

Alley novelty tunesfrom the 1920s and1930s, jug band music,traditional New Orleansstyle jazz (with vocals),and a handful of origi-nals.Dressed in their trade-

mark ice cream suits andPanama hats, the

evening promises adelightful mix of hotroots tunes and sweetcroons.Uke Jackson, the

bands leader, is also aplaywright and novelist.

The band covers somesongs from his musicalcomedy "Ukulele Land"which received praisefrom several publica-

Free Gazebo Concerts Start Summer Seasonwith Uke Jackson and Ginseng Roots Band

tions including The NYTimes, Back Stage, JazzJournalists Association,and Show BusinessWeekly.They also play a couple

of comically eerie songs

from Uke Jacksons newnovel "Broadway Vam- pire", which is about atheater producer'seternal thirst for blood.Jackson is on vocals,

ukulele, guitar, JJPeppers on saxophones,contrabass clarinet, slidewhistle, and ChrisMcMillan on cornet,flugelhorn, trumpet,melodica, and guitar,

joined by Lady EllenMarie, vocalist andwhistler.Uke Jackson and the

Ginseng Roots Band

give away a woodenukulele at every gig. It is possible that Uke hasgiven away more ukule-les than any other personon the planet.He used to give them

away regularly for yearson his radio show. Hegave them away at NewYork Uke Fest, which hefounded.

He helped organizeUkes for Troops, whichsent more than 2000ukuleles to AmericanGIs serving in Iraq andAfghanistan. Hes givenukuleles to friends andto people he thoughtwere friends.He will be giving one

away at the GazeboConcert.To enter, all you have

to do is bring a canned

good or other nonperish-able food item for araffle ticket. There will

be a drawing halfwaythrough the concert. Allthe food will be donatedto local food pantries.Bring a picnic, bring a

donation, and don'tforget to bring yourself

to the first of 8 Freeconcerts on Friday, June17th from 6pm until8pm.


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On Tuesday June 28th,at 10:30am at theWarren County LibraryHeadquarters in Belvi-dere, Full EffectsProductions will present

One World, Many Magi-cal Stories as part of ourSummer ReadingProgram.Join Full Effect for a

fun and action packed

presentation of magic,comedy, and stories.This program is free

and open to the public,however, sign-up isrequested.

On July 1st, WarrenCounty Library Head-quarters Branch willhave Friday SummerCrafts 12pm to 1pm.Come out and have fun

creating an Under theDeep Blue Sea PlaceMat or an ExploringOuter Space Place Mat.Space is limited so

please register at thelibrary; the cost is a $1refundable registrationfee.On July 15th, Warren

County Library Head-

quarters will haveFriday Summer Crafts.Take an Adventure

creating a RainforestDiorama 12m-1pm.Space is limited so

please sign up at thelibrary; the cost is a $1refundable registrationfee.On July 22nd, the

Warren County LibraryHeadquarters will haveFriday Summer Crafts.Travel back in time andmeet a Dinosaur Mobileat 12pm-1pm.Sign up for all events

begins June 20th, andtheir Summer shows fillup fast so don't miss out.Space is limited so

please sign up at the

library- $1.00 refund-able registration feeFor further informa-

tion, contact the libraryat 908-475-6322 or visitthe website at

www.warrenlib.org

Warren County Library HeadquartersAnnounces Summer Fun For Kids


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Little Sprouts Welcomes Students for the SummerChildren from infancy

through the age of 6 areinvited to participate insummer programs at theLittle Sprouts EarlyLearning Center, whichis located on the ProjectSelf-Sufficiency cam-

pus at 127 Mill Street in Newton. Some of theactivities planned for thesummer months includethe creation of a sustain-able flower andvegetable garden,hosting a farmers

market, participation intheir Project Vacationand Back-to-SchoolFair, and a chaperonedtrip to the SussexCounty Farm and HorseShow.The Little Sprouts

Early Learning Centerfeatures separate class-rooms for each agegroup, from infantsthrough those entering

pre-school.A certified teacher is

available in each class-room and the teacher-child ratio adheres to orexceeds state standards.In addition to the

sparkling classrooms,there is an all-purpose

room for active indoorplay and parent presen-tations, as well as a sickroom for those childrenwho may fall ill duringthe day.The center is equipped

with two separate play-grounds, one foryounger tots and one for

older children.Little Sprouts offers

space for 83 youngsters,ages 6 weeks to 6 years.The facility accepts all

types of subsidizeddaycare assistance.For information about

enrollment, callProgram CoordinatorClaire Willetts at 973-940-3500.


9/16

WCCC Health Career Info Night Set For June 22The Continuing

Education Departmentat Warren County Com-munity College will behosting an informa-tional event focusing oncareer opportunities inthe healthcare field on

June 22nd.Healthcare continues

to be the fastest growingemployment sector. Acareer as an alliedhealthcare professionaloffers secure and mean-ingful work, numerous

opportunities foradvancement andgrowth, and a chance tomake a difference in thelives of people whoneed help. Manyoptions will be avail-able.

The Health CareerInformation Night willtake place in Room E-206/208 at WarrenCounty CommunityCollege.To confirm your spot,

call 908-689-7613.


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Certified Nursing Assistants Can Get Dual Certification in

Homecare/Hospice Care, Thanks to WCCC ProgramFor Certified Nursing

Assistants who alreadyhold a current certifica-tion, Warren CountyCommunity College'sContinuing EducationDepartment is offering agreat opportunity to

obtain dual certificationas a Homemaker-Home

Health Aide / HospiceAide.This 10-hour course,

"Unlicensed AssistivePersonnel Homecare -Hospice Module," willfocus on personal careservices in the home

setting. Classes will beheld Tuesday, July 19th

and Wednesday, July20th, from 9am to 3pm.The cost is $79 to

register for the class.

For more informationon Warren CountyCommunity College,visit www.warren.edu.


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HESS ToyTruck Collection: 1992

to 2008. All new & in orig.boxes. Asking $325 for all.

Call: 732-669-7863,leave a msg. (4/4)

For Sale: Rose FloralComforter Set, king size w/matching sheets & 2 drapes:$30; Green Floral ComforterSet, king size w/ sheets, pillowshams & valances: $25;

Complete BR Set, matchingshower curtain, windowcurtain, rug, hooks, cups,soaps, towels: $15; Navy bluedirector chair: $8; Victorianporcelain collectible dolls: $6 to$45. Call: 908-496-4805. (4/4)

Remington Model 7: in 7mm08 blue barrel action, woodstock, 3x9 compac Leupold.$550. Call: 570-801-8046.(4/4)

5 Piece Childrens BR Set:crib, toddler bed, mattress,changing table & dresser.Gently used for less than 2 mo. Asking $225 (orig. $450). Willhelp w/ local delivery. Call:

908-892-2499. (3/4)

Seattle Post-Intelligencernewspapers: 2 boundeditions. 1st edition: Dec. 1911& Bull Dog edition: July 1916.$25 for both. Call: 908-459-4033. (3/4)

33 Precious MomentsFigurines & 7 Ornaments:most are retired or suspended.No boxes for figurines.Ornaments in orig. boxes.$300 (total orig. issue price:$947.50). Can email list. Call:908-459-5106. (3/4)

3 Precious Moments StuffedAnimals: Cubby Bear, HildaGoose/stand, & White Rabbit.Not used. $30 (total orig. issueprice: $64). Call: 908-459-5106. (3/4)

10 Hallmark ChristmasOrnaments: in orig. boxes.Dating 1980-1998. $40 (totalorig. issue price: $63.65). Canemail list. Call: 908-459-5106.(3/4)

Wrought IronPatio Table: 4 matching

chairs & cushions.Exc. cond. $50 OBO.Call: 610-716-7813.

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Maytag High EfficiencyWashing Machine: exc. cond.$500. Call: 908-362-6786.(1/4)

Exercise Equipment: Impexauto bench WM/01 in exc.cond.; must be assembled.Bollinger Trimrider in exc.cond.; fully assembled. $75 forboth. Call: 908-362-5131. (1/4)

Large Oster Toaster/Convection Oven: #6056.Gift--used twice. $60. Call:973-383-5461. (1/4)

Children Items: Baby Trendhighchair, blue: $35; Graco TotWheels exercise chair, like

new: $20; Little Tikes 4-pc.kitchen set (stove, sink, fridge,china cupboard) w/ dishes &fake food: $55. Call: 908-362-1124. (1/4)

TV & Entertainment Center:27 flat screen TV: $25. 60 Wx 48 H Entertainment Center:$35 OBO. Call: 908-797-1896.(1/4)

FREEUpright Piano: Beautiful,

Vintage 1890s George Steck.No seat.

Easily accessible.Call: 908-362-5192.

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Moving Sale:Antique queenbrass bed; Craftsman27 tonhydraulic log splitter; GE ministainless steel fridge; 7 oak,Imperial Billiards, slate pooltable; 4 pc. outdoor furniture,wrought iron w/ nylon bands;Ducks Unlmtd. collectibles &

more. Call 908-399-3842.(1/4)

Large & Medium Tree Logs:Seasoned. $5 ea. Needsadditional cuts for firewood.Call: 908-362-7296 or 908-619-1757. (4/4)

Maple Coffee Table: $25.Call: 908-362-6482. (4/4)

2 Metal Storage Cabinets:for hanging clothes. $25 ea.Call: 908-459-5106. (4/4)

Canoe: 18 Moore Fiberglasswhite water canoe. Asking$325. Call: 908-362-7737.(4/4)

Tranquil King Mattress:brand new, in plastic. $300.Call: 570-801-8046. (4/4)

Furniture: Kitchen Table: 60R w/ 6 chairs & 2 leaves:$300; Oak, 4 drawer filecabinet: $100. Call: 908-362-6482. (4/4)

1990 18Cobra Bass Boat:

120 hp force outboard,full electronics, 2 Humm-

ingbird fish finders, 12 gal.aerated livewell, deck

storage. Like new. 120 hrs.Trailer has new tires &

chrome wheels. Trollingmotor, 2 batteries.

$8,000.Call: 570-801-8066

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Computer Workcenter: incl.computer desk, desktopstorage hutch, bookcasehutch, return desk w/ 2drawer filing cabinet. Topcovered w/ custom cut glassto protect from scratching.Can be used as L-shaped orsplit-up. $800 (orig. $1597).Call: 908-459-5106. (4/4)

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Computer Desk/ Hutch:custom made. Everything in 1straight wall unit. $800 (orig.$2250). Call: 908-459-5106.(4/4)

Curio Cabinets: 34 W x 14 Dx 76 H. Mirror backs & lightedw/ glass shelves w/ plategrooves. $225 ea. (orig.$599.99 ea.) Call: 908-459-5106. (4/4)

1944 BR Set: incl. mansdresser, womans dresser, wallmirror, vanity, chair, & bedsidetable. $400. Call: 908-459-5106. (4/4)

DR Table: 42 x 72, rectangu-lar. 7 chairs & extra leaf. Darkwood w/ black cushions. $125.Call: 570-801-8046. (4/4)

Reptile Tanks: many differentsizes. Some w/ screen tops &stands. Call FMI & prices: 732-669-7863, leave a msg. (4/4)

Items For Sale: Two, 1 pieceski or ATV winter suits, size38-40 mens, womens size S:$35 ea.; ATV chest protector:

$12; Steel tip leather ridingboots, size 8-9: $35; Nova ATVor bike helmets, size M & S:$20 ea.; Bag Man red saddlebag: $10; Elbow protectors: $3;New golf/ travel case w/wheels: $15; Lifestyle 2808treadmill: $60. Call: 908-496-4805. (4/4)

FREE Fireplace: interior brickfireplace. Ducting & hardwareincl. Never isntalled or used.Call: 732-669-7863, leave amsg. (4/4)

BR Sets: 2 solid oak bedframes. 1 full size solid oak bedframe. 1 twin mattress & boxspring. 1 full size mattress &box spring. Both mattress setsare new. 1 night stand. Asking$400 for all. Call: 732-669-7863, leave a msg. (4/4)

DR Set: DR table w/ leaf insert& pads, 8 chairs, glass frontchina cabinet w/ 1 glass shalf &an interior light. All in exc.cond. Asking $650 for all. Call:732-669-7863, leave a msg.(4/4)

Harley Davidson Beer Cans:complete set of Daytona &Sturgis. Full cans from 1988-2000. $150 firm. Call: 732-669-7863, leave a msg. (4/4)


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