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4 Proven Ways to Get Rid of Fruit Flies‏‎



Ah, it's summertime! So you probably have some delicious fruit in your kitchen: peaches, strawberries, oranges… But you know how it goes – you bought more bananas than you could eat up in time, so, it’s time to talk about fruit flies. Yup, you're not alone in your love of fruits! Bugs are not what you want to find in your house. And fruit flies are especially annoying because it doesn't take long for them to take over your kitchen. Luckily, there are several easy ways to get rid of those pesky critters. So here are some tips on how you can keep them out of your sweet summer treats for good! Other videos you might like:
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10 Natural Ways to Get Rid of Ants And Bugs In Your House https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=naRwoyeZ3KA&
8 All-Natural Ways to Keep Mosquitoes Away https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NbjEFYViF-g& TIMESTAMPS:
The Funnel Method 0:50
The Bowl Trap 3:01
Freezer Swap 4:08
Prevention 4:51 #fruitflies #bugs #brightside SYMMARY:
– The funnel trick is a magic trap for fruit flies, and it’s kind of a fun DIY project. – Start by grabbing a tall vase or jar to use as your base container. – Next, you’ll need to choose your fruit fly bait. Fruit flies go after anything sugary.
– Now, roll a piece of paper to create a funnel shape, and tape it so that it keeps its form. – Stick the narrow end through the top of your base container so that the funnel is resting in the opening. – Finally, set your fruit fly trap near the infested area – perhaps near your fruit bowl, garbage, or sink. – There's a similar method but with a little less crafting. All you need do is put ripe or rotten fruit in the bottom of a medium or large bowl. – Throw in a sweet liquid as well, maybe soda or syrup.
– Cover the bowl as tightly as possible with plastic or Saran wrap. Grab a fork and poke holes around the top of the wrap.
– This is the same idea as the funnel method – we’re luring the fruit flies to a bait that they can get to while making it harder for them to escape.
– Take 2 medium-sized jars and fill them with fruit rinds and peels. Cover the mouths of your jars with clear stretchy plastic wrap. – Poke a small hole, perhaps with a toothpick, in the middle of the dents; this is where the fruit flies will enter the trap.
– When you notice fruit flies in one jar, put it in the freezer. This will freeze the flies and their eggs! – The one sure-fire way to prevent fruit flies in the first place is to store your fruit properly. – Once the fruit is ripe, it’ll last much longer when refrigerated. – Even if your bananas are black on the outside, still try refrigerating them – this may save the tasty inside.
– Citrus fruits like oranges and grapefruit stop ripening after they’re picked, so these can stay in the fridge for up to 3 weeks. Music by Epidemic Sound https://www.epidemicsound.com/ Subscribe to Bright Side : https://goo.gl/rQTJZz
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17 Familiar Foods You Can’t Buy in Different Countries



Every country has its customs and … a list of banned food ingredients. Yep. Things you can always find on the shelf of your local grocery store might be off limits somewhere else in the world. That’s not just a cultural phenomenon, but a matter of health and safety. For example, in Europe and Great Britain, selling chicken treated with chlorine has been banned since 1997. Since 2010, chlorinated chicken has also been banned in Russia. Farmed salmon is banned from a list of countries, including Australia and New Zealand. Raw, or unpasteurized milk, is so common in Europe, especially in Austria and Switzerland, you can buy it from a vending machine there. However, it’s been banned in about half of the United States for the past thirty years. So you guys might want to reconsider your list the next time you go shopping. Other videos you might like:
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8 Signs Your Body Is Begging for Vitamin D https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9hbUuSzGHik
15 Strange Things That Seem Normal Only In South Korea https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fT0xEelCd-I& TIMESTAMPS:
Chicken 0:35
Cereal bars 1:07
Farmed salmon 1:38
Soy sauce 2:11
Meat 2:40
Chips 3:04
Apples 3:44
Chewing gum 4:10
Gelatin sweets 4:52
Citrus flavored soda 5:20
Bread 5:48
Boxed pasta 6:15
Raw milk 6:39
Dairy products 7:08
Instant mashed potatoes 7:40
Artificial food dyes 8:10
Margarine 8:44
Bonus 9:11 #food #bannedthings #brightside SUMMARY:
– According to the Danish Veterinary and Food Administration, cereal bars contain an excess of “toxic” substances, which can have an adverse effect on children’s livers and kidneys if consumed regularly. – According to a study published in Science Direct in 2016, 82% of all grown soybeans are genetically modified. – Quite often, the meat of cattle, pigs, and turkeys is produced with ractopamine. Scientists believe that this meat can be harmful for people and lead to cardiovascular diseases.
– Potato chips containing olestra, a synthetic fat substitute, are banned in Canada and Europe. It doesn’t add fat, calories, or cholesterol. – An inspection conducted by the U.S. Department of Agriculture in 2014 found that 80% of apples contain diphenylamine. In Europe, DPA is considered to be a harmful substance that may cause cancer.
– The two preservatives many chewing gums contain: BHA and BHT, are banned in Japan and parts of the European Union.
– According to the European commission, gelatin sweets in small cups are extremely dangerous for children because they’re a choking hazard.
– Brominated vegetable oil is the main ingredient in orange colored soda and is a toxic poisonous chemical. – Certain kinds of boxed pasta, frozen dinners and packaged baked goods contain azodicarbonamide (also known as ADA, E927). It’s banned in Europe and Australia.
– To produce instant mashed potatoes, butylated hydroxyanisole (ВНА or Е320, to make it easier) is often used. The National Institutes of Health conducted several studies and concluded that this preservative is potentially harmful to human health.
– A lot of foods, from cereals and baked goods, to candy and soda, have artificial dyes in them. They do make food look prettier, but they’re produced out of chemicals derived from petroleum. – Consuming trans fats may lead to metabolism issues, high blood pressure, and cardiovascular diseases. The highest percentage of trans fats are found in margarine. Music by Epidemic Sound https://www.epidemicsound.com/ Subscribe to Bright Side : https://goo.gl/rQTJZz
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17 Foods You Can’t Buy in Some Countries at Any Price



Every country has its customs and … a list of banned food ingredients. Yep. Things you can always find on the shelf of your local grocery store might be off limits somewhere else in the world. That’s not just a cultural phenomenon, but a matter of health and safety. For example, in Europe and Great Britain, selling chicken treated with chlorine has been banned since 1997. Since 2010, chlorinated chicken has also been banned in Russia. Farmed salmon is banned from a list of countries, including Australia and New Zealand. Raw, or unpasteurized milk, is so common in Europe, especially in Austria and Switzerland, you can buy it from a vending machine there. However, it’s been banned in about half of the United States for the past thirty years. So you guys might want to reconsider your list the next time you go shopping. Other videos you might like:
7 Food Combinations That Can Ruin Your Health https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pRbhveLaQ9c
8 Signs Your Body Is Begging for Vitamin D https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9hbUuSzGHik
15 Strange Things That Seem Normal Only In South Korea https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fT0xEelCd-I& TIMESTAMPS:
Chicken 0:35
Cereal bars 1:07
Farmed salmon 1:38
Soy sauce 2:11
Meat 2:40
Chips 3:04
Apples 3:44
Chewing gum 4:10
Gelatin sweets 4:52
Citrus flavored soda 5:20
Bread 5:48
Boxed pasta 6:15
Raw milk 6:39
Dairy products 7:08
Instant mashed potatoes 7:40
Artificial food dyes 8:10
Margarine 8:44
Bonus 9:11 #food #bannedthings #brightside SUMMARY:
– According to the Danish Veterinary and Food Administration, cereal bars contain an excess of “toxic” substances, which can have an adverse effect on children’s livers and kidneys if consumed regularly. – According to a study published in Science Direct in 2016, 82% of all grown soybeans are genetically modified. – Quite often, the meat of cattle, pigs, and turkeys is produced with ractopamine. Scientists believe that this meat can be harmful for people and lead to cardiovascular diseases.
– Potato chips containing olestra, a synthetic fat substitute, are banned in Canada and Europe. It doesn’t add fat, calories, or cholesterol. – An inspection conducted by the U.S. Department of Agriculture in 2014 found that 80% of apples contain diphenylamine. In Europe, DPA is considered to be a harmful substance that may cause cancer.
– The two preservatives many chewing gums contain: BHA and BHT, are banned in Japan and parts of the European Union.
– According to the European commission, gelatin sweets in small cups are extremely dangerous for children because they’re a choking hazard.
– Brominated vegetable oil is the main ingredient in orange colored soda and is a toxic poisonous chemical. – Certain kinds of boxed pasta, frozen dinners and packaged baked goods contain azodicarbonamide (also known as ADA, E927). It’s banned in Europe and Australia.
– To produce instant mashed potatoes, butylated hydroxyanisole (ВНА or Е320, to make it easier) is often used. The National Institutes of Health conducted several studies and concluded that this preservative is potentially harmful to human health.
– A lot of foods, from cereals and baked goods, to candy and soda, have artificial dyes in them. They do make food look prettier, but they’re produced out of chemicals derived from petroleum. – Consuming trans fats may lead to metabolism issues, high blood pressure, and cardiovascular diseases. The highest percentage of trans fats are found in margarine. Music by Epidemic Sound https://www.epidemicsound.com/ Subscribe to Bright Side : https://goo.gl/rQTJZz
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The First Human Who Learned to Hibernate



Do you ever want to curl up under a warm blanket and sleep through the freezing winter just like bears? Actually, many animals do that, but unfortunately, it doesn’t work with us humans. Or… does it? Well, we know one man who survived the cold for over 3 weeks just like that. Imagine you’re going on a picnic with your colleagues. To make the get-together even more exciting, you choose to meet in the mountains. What could be better than a delicious meal in the open air with an incredible view? That’s exactly what Mitsutaka Uchikoshi thought on October 7, 2006… Other videos you might like:
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=umlYYwaYY8E TIMESTAMPS:
Why Mitsutaka decided not to use a cable car 0:52
The last thing he remembered 2:04
Happy accident 3:54
24 days without food and water 4:20
So how did he survive? 5:15
How we could harness the power of hibernation 6:05 #truestory #survivalstory #brightside SUMMARY:
– That day, he went up Mount Rokko to join his buddies from work.
– So after Mitsutaka and his friends had a really good time and were done with the grilling, they decided to come down and go home. – Everyone felt that way, well, except Mitsutaka. He came up with an even better idea. What if he stayed and found his way down all by himself?
– At first, everything was just fine. He was walking through the beautiful hills, thinking about the nice day.
– At some point that day, he simply got lost. – But when he tried to cross a river, he slipped and fell. And the worst part was that he broke his pelvis, which made it almost impossible to walk normally. – He recalled later that “the sun was out, he was in a field, and he felt very comfortable”. That was the last thing he remembered.
– It was only by sheer luck that on October 31, a hiker was tramping through the area. When he stumbled upon a man, it was, of course, none other than Mitsutaka.
– He spent 24 days wounded, without food, water, or any protection from the rain and cold. – To protect itself, his body entered a state similar to… hibernation.
– Since Mitsutaka clearly had nothing to nibble on for over 20 days, his metabolism decreased to a minimum.
– After 2 months in the hospital in Kobe, he was as good as new. Dr. Shinichi Sato, who treated him, claimed that his brain had also recovered 100% as if nothing had really happened!
– But most scientists were excited because it was the first known example of a human going through hibernation.
– Hibernation could be the key to exploring the universe in reality. – As far as more down-to-earth issues are concerned, it could also be applied in medicine.
– In fact, a procedure that somewhat resembles hibernation has been used by surgeons for decades. – Maybe researchers will take this technique further to simulate hibernation. Or who knows, maybe they’ll come up with something new. Music by Epidemic Sound https://www.epidemicsound.com/ Subscribe to Bright Side : https://goo.gl/rQTJZz
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12 Mistakes 98% of People Make Before Flight



For quite a few people, flying can be a stressful experience. Even folks who’ve been doing it for years will tell you that. Not only do you need to be a savvy passenger that organizes everything in advance, but you also need to be prepared for the unexpected. Some people even follow a strict schedule in order to be one step ahead. However, this method isn’t always enough. There are certain things we tend to forget. For example, are you aware of the things you should never do before flying? For those of you who have no clue what this is about, here are some of the mistakes that you might not even know you’re making at the airport. Other videos you might like:
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10 Things You Should Never Wear on a Plane https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FSFkyRafQ38& TIMESTAMPS:
Putting your documents in a small bag 0:42
Not checking-in online 1:24
Paying for over-weight luggage 2:18
Not looking up the seat plan 3:13
Wrapping your suitcase 3:43
Going to the first security check-points 4:23
Keeping liquids in their carry-on Relaxing after going through security 6:06
Trying unusual dishes 6:38
Forgetting about turbulence 7:34
Ditching the anti-bacterial wipes 8:34
Not thinking about jet lag 8:56 #airtravel #traveltips #brightside SUMMARY:
– If you lose your backpack at the airport, you have a good chance of finding it because it’s large. A smaller bag will be more difficult to spot, and if an opportunistic thief spots it, it’ll be easy for them to hide. – With the online check-in options, you somehow guarantee your arrival at the airport for your flight. So, the sooner you do it, the better. – You can always weigh your luggage at home, or you can restrict yourself from packing some necessities that are already available at the airport. – Right before your long-awaited journey, make sure you check some websites that show you the secret. For example, which seats have more leg room.
– It’s better to invest in a good quality lock for security, or try a reusable cover that can keep your luggage nice and clean. – Many people automatically go to the first check-points that tend to be overcrowded. The main reason is that the last checkpoints don’t have a queue, and passengers assume that they’re closed.
– Next time you travel, make sure you double check the amount of liquids you’re taking, and place them in a transparent pack to speed-up the process. – When trying a new cuisine or new food, you don’t know how your stomach will react to it, and doing that right before a flight is a huge no-no. – The best time for turbulence sensitive passengers to fly is during the winter, in the morning or late at night. And if you’re wondering why turbulence has the luxury to pick it’s time to shine, let’s get into some sciency stuff. – The airport is one of the most infectious places you can be in. So, having some anti-bacterial wipes and sanitizer to protect yourself is literally life-saving. – 93% of flyers experience jet lag. So, the best way to avoid this is by adjusting your watch, and maybe the time on your phone, to the time of your destination. Music by Epidemic Sound https://www.epidemicsound.com/ Subscribe to Bright Side : https://goo.gl/rQTJZz
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How to Start a YouTube Channel And Make Money



These days, YouTube has more than 1.8 billion users, and those are only the people who get logged in! No wonder this platform is one of the world's most successful and popular services ever! But it's not enough to upload just any video to start your own YouTube channel and make the grade. You need to know several vital points that’ll help you get started, and earn good money at that! Remember that there will be times when you'll find it hard to come up with new ideas for your videos. But don't let that stop you! Even the most experienced bloggers occasionally run into the same problem. Make it a habit to write down all the ideas that come to your mind, and try to look for inspiration everywhere you go! So, let's get started! Other videos you might like:
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14 Most Unusual Jobs That Actually Pay Well https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rIjIHG5ve_0
14 Facts About Money You Should Know by Age 30 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dLbBFVal2CI& TIMESTAMPS:
Planning your content 📜 0:28
How to choose a name 1:10
How to monetize your videos 💰 1:24
What about equipment? 2:05
What you may need 📹 2:17
Video editing 3:28
How often should you upload videos 3:59
Your content should be… 4:32
Titles of your videos 5:28
How to create thumbnails 6:25
Long videos or short videos? 7:38
Why watch time is vital 7:53
Collaboration with other YouTubers 8:08
How to react to negative feedback 😕 8:27 #success #youtuber #brightside SUMMARY:
– The best idea is to make videos about something that’s trendy at the moment. – Once you've chosen one theme for your channel, try to stick to it. – Pay particular attention to the profile picture – it should be clear and eye-drawing. – If your goal is to monetize your videos, make sure they don't mention controversial topics, for example, politics, or tragic events. – Popular YouTubers normally use either a mirrorless or a DSLR camera.
– If you shoot videos on the go, you'd better choose a good monopod or handheld stabilizer, and a high-quality action camera. – Clear sound is just as important as the picture itself. That's why it's a great idea to invest in a good microphone before you start shooting your videos.
– Until you've gathered a big following, make sure that every second of your videos has some meaning.
– Never compare yourself with other YouTubers – that's a sure way to a fiasco.
– Commit yourself to posting on your channel at least three times a week.
– Your content should be simple enough to be produced regularly and in a relatively short time. – The titles of your videos should be short and intriguing to make the viewers interested enough to click. – Depending on how well you work on it, a thumbnail can make your video a roaring success, or let it go completely unnoticed. – The image should intrigue your viewers and make them wonder what's going to happen next, and which actions have led to this situation. – Use one style while creating all your thumbnails – this way, people will recognize them at first glance.
– Watch time is vital for a vlogger nowadays because recently, YouTube has changed its algorithm.
– Remember that however useful and entertaining your content is, there will always be those who’ll try to bring you down by posting hateful comments. Don't let them discourage you! Music by Epidemic Sound https://www.epidemicsound.com/ Subscribe to Bright Side : https://goo.gl/rQTJZz
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How to Start a Successful YouTube Channel: 34 Tips for Beginners



These days, YouTube has more than 1.8 billion users, and those are only the people who get logged in! No wonder this platform is one of the world's most successful and popular services ever! But it's not enough to upload just any video to start your own YouTube channel and make the grade. You need to know several vital points that’ll help you get started, and earn good money at that! Remember that there will be times when you'll find it hard to come up with new ideas for your videos. But don't let that stop you! Even the most experienced bloggers occasionally run into the same problem. Make it a habit to write down all the ideas that come to your mind, and try to look for inspiration everywhere you go! So, let's get started! Other videos you might like:
How to Earn Money on YouTube: 6 Tips for Beginners https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pwe-xW8-rHg&
14 Most Unusual Jobs That Actually Pay Well https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rIjIHG5ve_0
14 Facts About Money You Should Know by Age 30 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dLbBFVal2CI& TIMESTAMPS:
Planning your content 📜 0:28
How to choose a name 1:10
How to monetize your videos 💰 1:24
What about equipment? 2:05
What you may need 📹 2:17
Video editing 3:28
How often should you upload videos 3:59
Your content should be… 4:32
Titles of your videos 5:28
How to create thumbnails 6:25
Long videos or short videos? 7:38
Why watch time is vital 7:53
Collaboration with other YouTubers 8:08
How to react to negative feedback 😕 8:27 #success #youtuber #brightside SUMMARY:
– The best idea is to make videos about something that’s trendy at the moment. – Once you've chosen one theme for your channel, try to stick to it. – Pay particular attention to the profile picture – it should be clear and eye-drawing. – If your goal is to monetize your videos, make sure they don't mention controversial topics, for example, politics, or tragic events. – Popular YouTubers normally use either a mirrorless or a DSLR camera.
– If you shoot videos on the go, you'd better choose a good monopod or handheld stabilizer, and a high-quality action camera. – Clear sound is just as important as the picture itself. That's why it's a great idea to invest in a good microphone before you start shooting your videos.
– Until you've gathered a big following, make sure that every second of your videos has some meaning.
– Never compare yourself with other YouTubers – that's a sure way to a fiasco.
– Commit yourself to posting on your channel at least three times a week.
– Your content should be simple enough to be produced regularly and in a relatively short time. – The titles of your videos should be short and intriguing to make the viewers interested enough to click. – Depending on how well you work on it, a thumbnail can make your video a roaring success, or let it go completely unnoticed. – The image should intrigue your viewers and make them wonder what's going to happen next, and which actions have led to this situation. – Use one style while creating all your thumbnails – this way, people will recognize them at first glance.
– Watch time is vital for a vlogger nowadays because recently, YouTube has changed its algorithm.
– Remember that however useful and entertaining your content is, there will always be those who’ll try to bring you down by posting hateful comments. Don't let them discourage you! Music by Epidemic Sound https://www.epidemicsound.com/ Subscribe to Bright Side : https://goo.gl/rQTJZz
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20 Little-Known Tips to Travel By Plane Easier



The airport is one of those special places that can be a mix of pure excitement, childlike wonder, and unbearable stress! Traveling can be fun and all, but most people wanna get through the airport part of it as quickly as possible. The 3-1-1 rule (3 oz per container inside a transparent plastic bag) tells you how to pack liquids to get through the security checks at the airport. But there are many other ways of making sure that your airport experience is smooth, and one of them is to be ready for any situation. Here are 14 tips that will help you become an expert. Other videos you might like:
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Pilots Reveal 16 Nuances That Make Your Flight Safe https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XVYXErxau-U& TIMESTAMPS:
Check your flight status 0:24
Check the parking situation 0:52
Check-in online 1:18
Arrive early 1:40
Don’t overpack 2:01
Use a 4-wheeled bag 2:26
Learn the airport layout 2:53
Dress for the occasion 3:20
Have your papers ready 3:55
Remember the 3-1-1 Rule 4:23
Get ready for the screening 4:58
Join TSA PreCheck or a similar security service 5:30
Don’t argue with the security officers 5:58
Don’t joke with the security agents 6:32
Pick your flight wisely 6:50
Wrap gifts only at your destination 7:16
Don’t slack on transfers 7:32
Become a member of a Frequent Flyer Program 8:05
Use special apps on your phone 8:24
Stay calm and focused 8:47 #airport #traveltips #brightside SUMMARY:
– Avoid the crowds and wasted time by checking the flight status online early and often.
– Knowing ahead of time where to park and how far the open spots are from the terminal can save you a lot of anxiety on your drive in. – Most airlines now have online, mobile, or booth check-ins.
– A handy trick is to pack what you think you need and then cut that all-in half. Cut it in half again if you can!
– It’s always better to have a couple extra hours of hanging around in the airport than being in such a hurry that you barely make your flight!
– If you really must take a checked bag and a carry on, then get the kind that rolls on 4 wheels.
– Knowing ahead of time where each part of the airport is located – be it terminals, trains, security, or even just the bathroom in case of an emergency – is an underappreciated travel tip. – If you’re flying in the cooler months, a jacket with big pockets is key. After passing through security, you can quickly throw your phone, wallet, and passport in a pocket before grabbing the rest of your belongings. – Don’t get up to the check-in desk, security officer, or boarding gate agent and THEN start digging for your papers. Have all your documents in hand before it’s your turn in line.
– If you’re traveling in or out of the US, see if you can apply for TSA PreCheck. Members of this program can get through security and passport control a lot faster than other travelers.
– Each TSA officer has the right to demand that you give up whatever they deem a suspicious item. – Technically, cracking jokes about having explosives or chemicals in your bag isn’t illegal, but that doesn’t mean you can’t get in trouble for it. – If you travel during the holidays and have gifts you want to take on the plane, make sure you bring them unwrapped. – There are loads of benefits when it comes to joining a frequent flyer program, like a separate line at check-in. – There are plenty of useful apps nowadays, be it a specific airport, airline, or a general travel app. – Finally, don’t forget how much your nerves can impact your experience at the airport. Music by Epidemic Sound https://www.epidemicsound.com/ Subscribe to Bright Side : https://goo.gl/rQTJZz
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