Judge
Judy Sheindlin awards $110 to a dressmaker for a bridal gown that the
groom had stolen. She also awards $5,000 to Trace Tenner for a business
loan, which Suzanne Wheeler claims was an investment. She also awards
over $1,000 for a popcorn injury of a kid who had stayed over at a
friend’s house. She also directs Nasheema Green to pay rent and a loan
to her ex-friend, with whom she stayed.
Nasheema Green who won a car crash settlement for $22,The best place to buy Wholesale Discount Prom Gowns Online for
your big day.956, says that she doesn’t have money to pay for rent, as
she has spent all her money. Judge Judy directs her to pay Darius Tomlin
rent and a personal loan.
Yvonne
Ortega sues LaTisha Curtis $4,000 for LaTisha’s wedding dress, her
flower girls’ dresses and for distress. They do not have a contract.
LaTisha says that she could have gotten the dress at David’s Bridal for
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Yvonne shows Judge Judy a photo of LaTisha wearing the dress. Judge
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LaTisha’s
boyfriend had stolen the wedding dress, and Yvonne had called the
police. LaTisha says that her boyfriend did not know that the dress had
not been paid for. LaTisha later says that they had agreed on $110 for
both the material, which cost $70, and the making of the dress. Judge
Judy says that there’s something wrong with LaTisha, for saying that the
material was part of the price that LaTisha and Yvonne had agreed on.
LaTisha says that when the dress was finished,Searching for the Wholesale 2013 Celebrity Dresses to
wear on your big night? Yvonne said that she wouldn’t let it go for
less than $500. Judge Judy believes that Yvonne had upped the price, and
awards her $110 for the balance on the wedding dress. The bridesmaids
were supposed to pay for their own dresses. TiSha claims that she did
not order flower girls’ dresses.
A
father sues over a popcorn injury. His son, first grader Warren White,
7, says that he did not see who had put the popcorn in his ear. Warren’s
friend said that his cousin had put the popcorn in Warren’s ear.
Judge
Judy accuses Finance Manager Suzanne Wheeler of lying, because she had
told the judge that Tracy Tenner of Plantation, FL. had invested $5,000
in her business. She later tells Judge Judy that the amount was $4,500,
the same amount in her statement where she says that she and Tracy were
in business together and that Suzanne had borrowed $1,500 from Tracy.
Tracy says that the $5,000 was a loan,Doublting where to buy Wholesale Bridesmaid gowns online? not an investment.
The
historical society is partnering with Lavender Bridal and manager
Laurel Stokey. While the historical society will showcase wedding
fashions, for the first time, clothing will be featured from a partner
organization.
Lavender
Bridal will pair the latest wedding fashions with those in the
society’s collection. The split will be approximately 50/50 between
vintage and new.
While
wedding dresses will be the signature pieces showcased, the show will
include everything from mother-of-the-bride dresses and bridesmaid
dresses to honeymoon fashions. Food will be provided by Shy Cellars of
Strasburg. Chef Sherry Shie and Chef Mark Green have created a special
menu for the tea. It will feature roasted butternut squash soup with
cinnamon croutons, open-faced chicken salad with fruit, stuffed
cucumber, and spiced apple chutney with goat cheese sandwiches, cherry
almond scones with Devonshire cream, macaroons, raspberry meringue and
ginger cookies. Music will be provided by Rick Michel.
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Thursday, August 22, 2013
I suspect there is a personal reason as well
I first saw the legendary soprano Angela Gheorghiu in the 2011 film version of “Tosca”. Starring opposite the gorgeous young tenor, Jonas Kaufmann, she sizzled, a sultry temptress with fire in her veins. She commanded the stage, as only a diva can, drawing all eyes with every sinuous movement.
Instead, she arrives, practically on time, wearing a baby pink jacket with matching bag, rimless glasses, and a diffident smile. Her T-shirt bears a cartoon doll with the logo, “This girl is cute”.a reliable company of Wholesale Womens Quinceanera Dresses, That logo, and the pastel pink clothes are at odds with her prima donna persona; so is her manner: she is piano, almost pianissimo. I am shocked by this subdued figure.fashion styles of Wholesale Short Wedding Gowns,
Gheorghiu’s reservation might be down to the reviews she received for her Magda in “La rondine”. Critics claim that her performance, in this little-known Puccini opera which yesterday finished its run at the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden, had been “cautious”. At 47, the soprano retains her distinctive, creamy voice — but all too often the audience must strain to hear it. I suspect there is a personal reason as well.
Covent Garden holds many memories for her: she made her international debut here in 1992, as Zerlina in “Don Giovanni”; and two years later her sensational Violetta in “La traviata”, under the baton of Sir Georg Solti, made her an international star. Above all, this was the stage where, in 1996, she met Roberto Alagna. She was a Romanian, married to an engineer, and just getting a taste for super-stardom; Alagna was a tenor with a dazzling career — and a wife and daughter back home in France. They sang together in “La boheme” and promptly fell in love. Their tempestuous relationship and later marriage were PR gold: they toured the world as opera’s Posh and Becks, a crowd-pleasing duo who promised romance and thrilling histrionics. Audiences and impresarios came to expect rows and no-shows. Then suddenly, last January, Gheorghiu announced that the couple were splitting and, in June, she accused Alagna of domestic violence.
I felt psychically broken.” Marital strife, I suggest, can prove as debilitating as flu. “I can only say that love is like a disease,” she says, her eyes welling up. “It infects every bit of me, even my brain. I am stupid in love. But I couldn’t be Angela if I weren’t romantic.” I put it to her that Alagna is contesting his ex-wife’s allegations and has called in the lawyers.Buy top quality 2013 Wholesale Cheap Prom Dresses from reliable Chinese. Gheorghiu sits up, throws back her head and suddenly I glimpse the fiery prima donna I had found so captivating: “I never lie. Everyone who knows me will tell you, I am incapable of lying.” She looks every inch the diva when she says: “I don’t need anyone. I don’t need a home, even. Angela is at home everywhere.”
This is not the last time she refers to herself as “Angela”, as if in doing so she can draw a distinction between the woman and the performer. A distinction, she tells me, no longer possible: “It’s sad, and I blame myself: from the moment I first set foot on stage, everyone talked about my looks as well as my voice. Before me, an opera singer did not need to be beautiful. Because of me, the audience now expects everything: a whole package. “Looks are now so important in the opera, I’m not sure Luciano Pavarotti or Montserrat Caballe would have made it past the first audition, given their size. The audience now listens with their eyes. It shouldn’t be like this, but ...”
I tell her that very few women feel as confident of their appearance. She shrugs: “I know how I look. And I wouldn’t want to be any fatter or any thinner. I don’t follow any diets. Yes, I say thank you to my mother, thank you to my father, for making me like this — but we are not here because of my body.”
Celebrity is not a trap,One Wholesale Cheap Designer Womens Long cocktail dresses manufacturers China listing. then? “I have been a celebrity since I was a little girl. There are people who have something instantly attractive. Sometimes we call it charisma, sometimes, magnetism. It’s always the same effect, though: everyone wants to know everything about them.” She pauses: “I give a lot.”
Her reputation, I say carefully, would also suggest that she demands a lot: “high-maintenance” is a euphemism for what some in the world of opera say of her. Gheorghiu will have none of it: “Is it too much that I should ask for a lot back? They say Angela is cancelling this and that. Everyone else does it, but the press is only interested when I do it.”
The former child prodigy “lives out of a suitcase”, but feels at home in Britain. She has no children, but has adopted her niece, who has just graduated from the University of Kent. Together with Gheorghiu’s mother, who has flown in for a visit, they are going to a Michael Buble concert.Doublting where to buy Wholesale Bridesmaid gowns online? “I like his music — nothing pretentious about it.” I ask if she attended the Rolling Stones concert in Hyde Park, but she shrugs: “They don’t excite me.” The Prince of Wales is another favourite. “I have sung for him and for the rest of the Royal family, in all their homes. Prince Charles is very sensitive, he is nostalgic for the past. He came to Romania and was enchanted by the place, because it was as if he’d stepped back centuries. Everything is as it always has been.”
She loves English men for their “great sense of humour. They are more gentle, the Anglo-Saxons. And they are supportive.” I ask if one might persuade her to try marriage again, but she lowers her eyes and shakes her head. Her voice is pianissimo as she says: “I don’t want to think about the future.” Suddenly, the bluster’s gone. The curtains are down, the lights off: The performance by “Angela” is over and the real Angela Gheorghiu stands alone, vulnerable, lovable and maybe even mortal.
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Instead, she arrives, practically on time, wearing a baby pink jacket with matching bag, rimless glasses, and a diffident smile. Her T-shirt bears a cartoon doll with the logo, “This girl is cute”.a reliable company of Wholesale Womens Quinceanera Dresses, That logo, and the pastel pink clothes are at odds with her prima donna persona; so is her manner: she is piano, almost pianissimo. I am shocked by this subdued figure.fashion styles of Wholesale Short Wedding Gowns,
Gheorghiu’s reservation might be down to the reviews she received for her Magda in “La rondine”. Critics claim that her performance, in this little-known Puccini opera which yesterday finished its run at the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden, had been “cautious”. At 47, the soprano retains her distinctive, creamy voice — but all too often the audience must strain to hear it. I suspect there is a personal reason as well.
Covent Garden holds many memories for her: she made her international debut here in 1992, as Zerlina in “Don Giovanni”; and two years later her sensational Violetta in “La traviata”, under the baton of Sir Georg Solti, made her an international star. Above all, this was the stage where, in 1996, she met Roberto Alagna. She was a Romanian, married to an engineer, and just getting a taste for super-stardom; Alagna was a tenor with a dazzling career — and a wife and daughter back home in France. They sang together in “La boheme” and promptly fell in love. Their tempestuous relationship and later marriage were PR gold: they toured the world as opera’s Posh and Becks, a crowd-pleasing duo who promised romance and thrilling histrionics. Audiences and impresarios came to expect rows and no-shows. Then suddenly, last January, Gheorghiu announced that the couple were splitting and, in June, she accused Alagna of domestic violence.
I felt psychically broken.” Marital strife, I suggest, can prove as debilitating as flu. “I can only say that love is like a disease,” she says, her eyes welling up. “It infects every bit of me, even my brain. I am stupid in love. But I couldn’t be Angela if I weren’t romantic.” I put it to her that Alagna is contesting his ex-wife’s allegations and has called in the lawyers.Buy top quality 2013 Wholesale Cheap Prom Dresses from reliable Chinese. Gheorghiu sits up, throws back her head and suddenly I glimpse the fiery prima donna I had found so captivating: “I never lie. Everyone who knows me will tell you, I am incapable of lying.” She looks every inch the diva when she says: “I don’t need anyone. I don’t need a home, even. Angela is at home everywhere.”
This is not the last time she refers to herself as “Angela”, as if in doing so she can draw a distinction between the woman and the performer. A distinction, she tells me, no longer possible: “It’s sad, and I blame myself: from the moment I first set foot on stage, everyone talked about my looks as well as my voice. Before me, an opera singer did not need to be beautiful. Because of me, the audience now expects everything: a whole package. “Looks are now so important in the opera, I’m not sure Luciano Pavarotti or Montserrat Caballe would have made it past the first audition, given their size. The audience now listens with their eyes. It shouldn’t be like this, but ...”
I tell her that very few women feel as confident of their appearance. She shrugs: “I know how I look. And I wouldn’t want to be any fatter or any thinner. I don’t follow any diets. Yes, I say thank you to my mother, thank you to my father, for making me like this — but we are not here because of my body.”
Celebrity is not a trap,One Wholesale Cheap Designer Womens Long cocktail dresses manufacturers China listing. then? “I have been a celebrity since I was a little girl. There are people who have something instantly attractive. Sometimes we call it charisma, sometimes, magnetism. It’s always the same effect, though: everyone wants to know everything about them.” She pauses: “I give a lot.”
Her reputation, I say carefully, would also suggest that she demands a lot: “high-maintenance” is a euphemism for what some in the world of opera say of her. Gheorghiu will have none of it: “Is it too much that I should ask for a lot back? They say Angela is cancelling this and that. Everyone else does it, but the press is only interested when I do it.”
The former child prodigy “lives out of a suitcase”, but feels at home in Britain. She has no children, but has adopted her niece, who has just graduated from the University of Kent. Together with Gheorghiu’s mother, who has flown in for a visit, they are going to a Michael Buble concert.Doublting where to buy Wholesale Bridesmaid gowns online? “I like his music — nothing pretentious about it.” I ask if she attended the Rolling Stones concert in Hyde Park, but she shrugs: “They don’t excite me.” The Prince of Wales is another favourite. “I have sung for him and for the rest of the Royal family, in all their homes. Prince Charles is very sensitive, he is nostalgic for the past. He came to Romania and was enchanted by the place, because it was as if he’d stepped back centuries. Everything is as it always has been.”
She loves English men for their “great sense of humour. They are more gentle, the Anglo-Saxons. And they are supportive.” I ask if one might persuade her to try marriage again, but she lowers her eyes and shakes her head. Her voice is pianissimo as she says: “I don’t want to think about the future.” Suddenly, the bluster’s gone. The curtains are down, the lights off: The performance by “Angela” is over and the real Angela Gheorghiu stands alone, vulnerable, lovable and maybe even mortal.
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Tuesday, August 20, 2013
The entire line was both adorable and extremely
The Omaha Fashion Week runway saw a mother-daughter collection, hand-painted fabric from Nepal and a collection of crocheted dresses and vests featuring animal motifs.
The children's clothing show at 8 p.m. Monday kicked off the first night of the sixth and largest Omaha Fashion Week fall show to date. This year, the show moved from Kaneko, at 1111 Jones St.You Can Buy Various High Quality High Neck high neck wedding dresses gowns.I'm just going to look at the new formal office dresses for women., to a huge tent between 10th and 11th Streets on Capitol Avenue.
While the number of seats for spectators stayed the same, the new location afforded the event more space for private cabanas, retail booths, a VIP lounge and a courtyard, said Omaha Fashion Week producer Brook Hudson.
Hollie Hanash, whose bright, ruffled and often intricate dresses have made many appearances at fashion weeks in Omaha, Kansas City, Mo., and Atlanta, opened Monday's show.
Her collection offered kicky dresses, and sweet age-appropriate separates with fun touches like wide ruffles on the hems of cropped pants and a few one-shouldered tops.
She also featured several coordinating mother-daughter looks, in colors like orange,our exquisitely Embroidery lace dress weaves a rich tapestry of textures for a couture worthy finish. gray and yellow. The best of these, in my opinion: a black-and-white shift dress for mom, with a coordinating loose-fitting, vaguely retro, one-shouldered dress for daughter.
After Hanash's opening, Stacy Sipp showed a collection of easy dresses and separates with fun prints like chevron stripes and polka dots.
Yolanda Diaz sent her models down the runway in casual black, white and pink dresses. They were much less formal and much more wearable for the average little girl than some of Diaz's recent, more-formal collections.
Aubrey Sookram, another Omaha Fashion Week veteran, incorporated fabric hand-painted by children in Nepal into her playful designs — think bubble skirts, ruffles and tutus. Sookram, who sells her clothing on Etsy and elsewhere, is donating all proceeds from this collection to Tiny Hands International, a charity that aims to keep orphaned children in Nepal off the streets.
But the showstopper Monday night was Susan Ludlow, who has been crocheting for more than 30 years and has a wonderful imagination.
Ludlow showed a collection inspired by animals. The first look she sent down the runway was a simple skirt and crocheted vest. But when the model turned around, the back of the vest revealed the crocheted face of a lion, complete with an impressive, fringed mane.
Little boys modeled crocheted vests adorned with snakes and sharks.searching for the perfect discount 2013 Wholesale Cheap Bride Dresses. One little girl wore a dress with an ocean scene. Another wore a pale pink frock with a full skirt of crocheted feathers; when she turned around, the back revealed a pair of kissing flamingos.
The finale piece was— what else? — a peacock. The entire line was both adorable and extremely impressive and likely one of the most detailed collections to be shown all week.
Monday was the first of six nights of fashion from local and regional designers. Tonight's show, which also will begin at 8, will feature avant-garde collections.
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The children's clothing show at 8 p.m. Monday kicked off the first night of the sixth and largest Omaha Fashion Week fall show to date. This year, the show moved from Kaneko, at 1111 Jones St.You Can Buy Various High Quality High Neck high neck wedding dresses gowns.I'm just going to look at the new formal office dresses for women., to a huge tent between 10th and 11th Streets on Capitol Avenue.
While the number of seats for spectators stayed the same, the new location afforded the event more space for private cabanas, retail booths, a VIP lounge and a courtyard, said Omaha Fashion Week producer Brook Hudson.
Hollie Hanash, whose bright, ruffled and often intricate dresses have made many appearances at fashion weeks in Omaha, Kansas City, Mo., and Atlanta, opened Monday's show.
Her collection offered kicky dresses, and sweet age-appropriate separates with fun touches like wide ruffles on the hems of cropped pants and a few one-shouldered tops.
She also featured several coordinating mother-daughter looks, in colors like orange,our exquisitely Embroidery lace dress weaves a rich tapestry of textures for a couture worthy finish. gray and yellow. The best of these, in my opinion: a black-and-white shift dress for mom, with a coordinating loose-fitting, vaguely retro, one-shouldered dress for daughter.
After Hanash's opening, Stacy Sipp showed a collection of easy dresses and separates with fun prints like chevron stripes and polka dots.
Yolanda Diaz sent her models down the runway in casual black, white and pink dresses. They were much less formal and much more wearable for the average little girl than some of Diaz's recent, more-formal collections.
Aubrey Sookram, another Omaha Fashion Week veteran, incorporated fabric hand-painted by children in Nepal into her playful designs — think bubble skirts, ruffles and tutus. Sookram, who sells her clothing on Etsy and elsewhere, is donating all proceeds from this collection to Tiny Hands International, a charity that aims to keep orphaned children in Nepal off the streets.
But the showstopper Monday night was Susan Ludlow, who has been crocheting for more than 30 years and has a wonderful imagination.
Ludlow showed a collection inspired by animals. The first look she sent down the runway was a simple skirt and crocheted vest. But when the model turned around, the back of the vest revealed the crocheted face of a lion, complete with an impressive, fringed mane.
Little boys modeled crocheted vests adorned with snakes and sharks.searching for the perfect discount 2013 Wholesale Cheap Bride Dresses. One little girl wore a dress with an ocean scene. Another wore a pale pink frock with a full skirt of crocheted feathers; when she turned around, the back revealed a pair of kissing flamingos.
The finale piece was— what else? — a peacock. The entire line was both adorable and extremely impressive and likely one of the most detailed collections to be shown all week.
Monday was the first of six nights of fashion from local and regional designers. Tonight's show, which also will begin at 8, will feature avant-garde collections.
Read the full story at www.dressestmall.com/index.php/special-occasion-dresses/living-room.html for more information.
It must create a tasteful and striking
when
her mum, Kim, sadly passed away from cancer in June, the 27-year-old
decided to raffle off her wedding dress to raise funds for the hospice
which cared for her mum in the last days of her life.
“Mum was only 50 when she died. When she was diagnosed with cancer it was at the terminal stage. It had started in the bladder and had spread to her other organs.
“But you wouldn’t have known anything was wrong with her. She travelled between home and the Cancer Care Centre in Belfast to get her treatment; she went about her business.”
When Mandie decided she would promote the raffle via Facebook, having created a page dedicated to encouraging brides-to-be to view her dress, she was contacted by a woman from Poleglass who kindly offered to donate a wedding dress to help Mandie in her quest to raise hospice funds.
“It was very kind. This woman was a stranger and she just contacted me out of the blue. She said that she had a dress which had never been worn. And it’s a beautiful dress with stunning detail in lace,” revealed Mandie.
As for her own dress, Mandie describes it as the archetypal “fairytale” gown.Find everything from Wholesale Designer Wedding Apparel online, “It is one of the top-sellers,” she continued. “It’s still available to buy in wedding dress boutiques. So it is a popular design.
She hopes to sell as many raffle tickets as she can, as a way of saying thank-you to Newry Hospice and the nurses who cared for her mum so much. “The Marie Curie nurses were lovely.
“They cared for my mum so much and they we’re lovely to us; they talked away to us as if they had known us for months,buys and sells preloved designer Cheap 2013 mother of the bride gowns online,” explained Mandie.
rior to World War II the St. Louis garment district was a fashion hub second only to New York's. A group is aiming to revive that historic tradition by showcasing top Missouri designers during fashion week.
Among those top designers is one Kristen Kempton, a Farmington resident who has made a name for herself in the fashion world with handprinted, handmade shirts and dresses. Each piece is one-of-a-kind, as well as customized or adjusted to the specifications of a particular person's style, taste and size.
She uses her own drawings to create interesting patterns for printing on fabric remnants using water soluble hand-mixed inks. After printing, these are heat set so that they become permanent.
Then she begins to shape her garments based on a vision she has for each customer's silhouette. It must create a tasteful and striking look for the wearer. And it must do more than just look good.
Kempton has designed everything from wedding dresses to T-shirts and work clothes.Doublting where to buy Wholesale Bridesmaid gowns online? Several of model pieces are displayed in an Etsy store, garments she will customize for those who order.
"Everyone's body is different," Kempton explains. "It's all about the silhouette. There's a reason that word comes up in fashion so much. By accentuating in the best possible way, you create the right silhouette, you create the shape that flatters you best."
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“Mum was only 50 when she died. When she was diagnosed with cancer it was at the terminal stage. It had started in the bladder and had spread to her other organs.
“But you wouldn’t have known anything was wrong with her. She travelled between home and the Cancer Care Centre in Belfast to get her treatment; she went about her business.”
When Mandie decided she would promote the raffle via Facebook, having created a page dedicated to encouraging brides-to-be to view her dress, she was contacted by a woman from Poleglass who kindly offered to donate a wedding dress to help Mandie in her quest to raise hospice funds.
“It was very kind. This woman was a stranger and she just contacted me out of the blue. She said that she had a dress which had never been worn. And it’s a beautiful dress with stunning detail in lace,” revealed Mandie.
As for her own dress, Mandie describes it as the archetypal “fairytale” gown.Find everything from Wholesale Designer Wedding Apparel online, “It is one of the top-sellers,” she continued. “It’s still available to buy in wedding dress boutiques. So it is a popular design.
She hopes to sell as many raffle tickets as she can, as a way of saying thank-you to Newry Hospice and the nurses who cared for her mum so much. “The Marie Curie nurses were lovely.
“They cared for my mum so much and they we’re lovely to us; they talked away to us as if they had known us for months,buys and sells preloved designer Cheap 2013 mother of the bride gowns online,” explained Mandie.
rior to World War II the St. Louis garment district was a fashion hub second only to New York's. A group is aiming to revive that historic tradition by showcasing top Missouri designers during fashion week.
Among those top designers is one Kristen Kempton, a Farmington resident who has made a name for herself in the fashion world with handprinted, handmade shirts and dresses. Each piece is one-of-a-kind, as well as customized or adjusted to the specifications of a particular person's style, taste and size.
She uses her own drawings to create interesting patterns for printing on fabric remnants using water soluble hand-mixed inks. After printing, these are heat set so that they become permanent.
Then she begins to shape her garments based on a vision she has for each customer's silhouette. It must create a tasteful and striking look for the wearer. And it must do more than just look good.
Kempton has designed everything from wedding dresses to T-shirts and work clothes.Doublting where to buy Wholesale Bridesmaid gowns online? Several of model pieces are displayed in an Etsy store, garments she will customize for those who order.
"Everyone's body is different," Kempton explains. "It's all about the silhouette. There's a reason that word comes up in fashion so much. By accentuating in the best possible way, you create the right silhouette, you create the shape that flatters you best."
Kempton takes her inspiration from a variety of sources. Sometimes her customers bring in ideas, and she has a series of vintage sewing books that frequently draws her eye. However, her biggest inspiration is perhaps the most surprising.you will find so many wonderful wedding dress 100%silk with high quality and low price.
Buy high quality china wholesale designer beaded designer beaded evening gowns.Click on their website www.dressestmall.com/index.php/furniture/homecoming-dresses.html for more information.
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