<img src="https://superdesk-pro-c.s3.amazonaws.com/sd-nepalitimes/20221107111152/6368e3ff9c7e80680e0333b3jpeg.jpg" alt="" width="1123" height="699"/>The whole world, including Nepal, is now <a href="https://www.nepalitimes.com/here-now/nepal-in-the-grip-of-world-cup-fever/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">in the grips of the World Cup football</a> tournament in Russia. The host country is expected to generate about $30 billion in revenue from the month-long jamboree.Neither Nepal, or any South Asian country, is participating in the games. Yet we have gone crazy about it, cheering for our favourite teams – in Nepal it tends to be Argentina or Brazil.But can we at least learn from the game we love to watch and talk about so much? Some of the discussions are quite esoteric. Such as, when Sweden plays Denmark, the first three letters of each team combined becomes Sweden and the remaining letters make up Denmark?Betting on the games has become quite a trend, even if it is a great way to lose money. Some love to bet and make or lose money. A taxi driver quoted some of the amounts at stake, and it was huge. Restaurants and bars have been cashing in on the games by selling drinks and snacks, and there are attractive discounts if you are able to predict the outcome of each game.For others, the game offers a lot more. Let us take the word competition, for example, and understand what it really means. There are 22 players on the field. There are rules of the game, and the outcome of the game does not depend on the size of the country, its army, GDP or population.The only thing that matters is how well the 11 play and how much time, energy, practice and research of the opposite team they have done. The captains lead, the coaches strategise, and then the whole world watches. Is it not amazing, therefore, that Croatia can defeat Argentine 3-0? In previous tournaments Serbia defeated the USA, and Iceland defeated England.Football has regulators. The referee, the assistants and the nearly 35 cameras help ensure fairness. The fans can be, and are, biased. There is time added at the end of each half to make up for time lost or wasted by players.Let us transpose this rules-based state of play to Nepal, and the businesses and <a href="http://archive.nepalitimes.com/article/from-nepali-press/Elected-contractors,4182" target="_blank" rel="noopener">contractors</a> working here. If players and teams feel there is a foul the referee did not see, they have the option of watching the video replay. Using this technology, a penalty can be awarded.The much talked about game between Croatia and Argentina provided insight into how we need to manage change. As the saying goes: ‘When the hammer is the only tool you have, every problem begins to look like a nail.’ In the game, it looked like Messi was the only tool they had. But a toolbox consists of a set of implements, not just a hammer.Secondly, there is a realisation when the goals begin to mount that the ‘goal‘ is not going to change. The rules of the game are not going to change, the field size, the time allocated, and the referee, are all going to remain the same. The 35 cameras are also going to ensure that foul play is unlikely. What needs to change is the way the game is played.Einstein famously said ‘Insanity is repeating the same process hoping for a different result.’ Is Nepal learning from Argentina, then? Can we rely only on a ‘Messi’ to get us where we need to be? Can we continue to play the same game? Do we need to develop new tools? Is it time to change the way we play?What <a href="http://archive.nepalitimes.com/article/nation/business-of-entrepreneurship-in-nepal,3362" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Nepali entrepreneurs</a> need is a level playing field where they can compete. They want a regulator who ensures fairness. Whenever there is room for discretionary powers to be misused, they want to see a technological intervention. They also want fans and the glare of the camera when they succeed.It is also worth mentioning that players need to have a strong track record and their profiles are updated so commentators have easy access to their information. In winning teams, the players are there on the basis of merit. They are not there based on what their surname is, what part of the country they come from, or who they know in the political arena.Anil Chitrakar is President of Siddharthinc.Read also: <a href="https://www.nepalitimes.com/here-now/nepal-in-the-grip-of-world-cup-fever/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Nepal in the grip of World Cup fever</a>, Monika Deupala

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The state of play

<figure><img width="640" height="426" src="https://superdesk-pro-c.s3.amazonaws.com/sd-nepalitimes/20221107111152/6368e3e79c7e80680e0333abjpeg.jpg" alt=""/><figcaption>Girls football team from the mountainous and remote district of Mugu. Photos: Bhojraj Bhat</figcaption></figure>Prakash Kandel in Naya PatrikaAt a time when football frenzy has gripped the entire world, a group of Nepali teenagers from remote Mugu have been invited to Spain to participate in the <a href="http://www.donosticup.com/english.asp" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Donosti Cup</a>, a tournament for youth sports. The girls from the mountainous district, who do not even have a football ground to practice on, are going to get their first experience of international sports.The girls will leave for San Sebastian in Spain on 28 June for the tournament which will be held from 1-7 July and they will play four games. Their own struggle and love for football has led them to this tournament where 33 teams from 30 countries will be competing."Apart from the competition, the journey from Nepal's remote hills to Europe itself is a great experience," says coach Bhagwati Rana. After the game, the players will also get to visit world famous football clubs like Real Madrid and Barcelona.In 2015, filmmaker Bhojraj Bhat made a documentary <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sunakali" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Sunakali</a> based on the story of Mugu teenagers who struggled to play football in the snow. The documentary was shown in 137 film festivals across Europe, and it also won 23 awards. <img width="640" height="426" src="https://superdesk-pro-c.s3.amazonaws.com/sd-nepalitimes/20221107111152/6368e3ea9c7e80680e0333acjpeg.jpg" alt=""><img width="1000" height="667" src="https://superdesk-pro-c.s3.amazonaws.com/sd-nepalitimes/20221107111152/6368e3ec9c7e80680e0333adjpeg.jpg" alt="">After that, <a href="https://www.fifa.com/worldcup/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">FIFA</a> shot a 12 minute documentary called Meet the Himalayan Messi which also attracted notice and led to Mugu teenagers getting international opportunities. The organisers of Donosti cup in Spain invited Sunakali's team to participate, paying for their costs. Though the original characters of the documentary are not in the team anymore, another team was created with younger players.Last January, 17 players were selected from more than 135 teenagers and they have been rehearsing in the <a href="http://the-anfa.com/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">All Nepal Football Association (ANFA)</a> complex at Satdobato in Kathmandu. ANFA does not even have a district association in Mugu because the mountain district does not have a standard football ground. <img width="640" height="427" src="https://superdesk-pro-c.s3.amazonaws.com/sd-nepalitimes/20221107111152/6368e3ef9c7e80680e0333aejpeg.jpg" alt="">“Their journey from Bama of Mugu to Spain is nothing less than a dream,” says Bhojraj Bhat, who worked on the final selection of players.In an area where girls get married off early, parents were not really happy that their daughters wanted to play football instead."It was a challenge to make the parents agree to let their daughters go for this international opportunity," Bhat says.The girls have found even the journey to Kathmandu challenging, and were surprised by the artificial turf at Satdobato. "We had never been outside Mugu, and the heat of Nepalganj and Kathmandu's crowds really shocked us," says captain Rita Rokaya. "Still, it feels like a dream." <figure><img width="640" height="427" src="https://superdesk-pro-c.s3.amazonaws.com/sd-nepalitimes/20221107111152/6368e3f39c7e80680e0333afjpeg.jpg" alt=""><figcaption> </figcaption></figure>Read also:<a href="http://archive.nepalitimes.com/news.php?id=19748#.WyuQs1UzbIV" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Best foot forward</a>, Bhrikuti Rai<a href="http://archive.nepalitimes.com/article/Nepali-Times-Buzz/nepali-mens-and-womens-football-hasnt-kicked-off,1812" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Why Nepali football hasn't kicked off</a>, Elvin L Shrestha<a href="http://archive.nepalitimes.com/article/from-nepali-press/turning-the-tide-in-Nepali-football,2879" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Turning the tide</a>, Santa Gaha Magar

Mugu footballers to go to Spain

<img src="https://superdesk-pro-c.s3.amazonaws.com/sd-nepalitimes/20221107111152/6368e3ce9c7e80680e0333a2jpeg.jpg" alt="" width="1000" height="667"/>It is a great downer when you have to be in the kitchen during a much anticipated World Cup match. You want to watch the exciting game, but you also want a nice spread of snacks to enjoy the games along with. This is the perfect time when a food delivery system comes  handy. Making the lives of football fanatics a little easier, <a href="https://www.nepalitimes.com/business/food-and-football/">Foodmandu recently launched a World Cup campaign, ‘Cheer Your Team’</a> with discounts of up to 40%. The campaign allows customers to predict the results of a game after ordering a meal. If your prediction is right, you win a 10% discount voucher along with some points. The contestant with highest number of points at the end of the tournament will get a chance to win a 43” Samsung FHD Smart TV.“Through this campaign we not only wish to be a part of the football experience, but also offer our customers great deals,” says Manohar Adhikari, Founder of Foodmandu.Besides the Order. Predict. Win! campaign, Foodmandu also has combo meals and discounted food items. Orders can be placed until 9:30pm. The system currently is cash-on-delivery, but in a few months, online wallet and card systems will be introduced.Back in 2010, Foodmandu was working hard to get five orders a day. After eight years it now gets more than 400 orders daily for more than 220 client restaurants, and timely delivery has made it reliable.The total sales of Foodmandu increased by 30% since the World Cup started, and customers have made more than 200 predictions already. The online food site is soon planning to expand its operations in Pokhara.<figure><img src="https://superdesk-pro-c.s3.amazonaws.com/sd-nepalitimes/20221107111152/6368e3d09c7e80680e0333a3jpeg.jpg" alt="" width="640" height="960"><figcaption> </figcaption></figure>Value MealsBawarchi (Save 24%)Non Veg combo: 1 Chicken Tandoori, 3 Chicken Rolls, 2 Chicken Biryani, 1 Chicken ChillyRs2,000<img src="https://superdesk-pro-c.s3.amazonaws.com/sd-nepalitimes/20221107111152/6368e3d39c7e80680e0333a4jpeg.jpg" alt="" width="640" height="427">Vootoo (Save 23%)Newari Meat Platter largeRs999The Crust Pizza (Save 40%)12” pizza + 8” pizza (varieties available)Rs491-584Bricks (Save 23%)50 pieces Chicken Steam mo:moRs1,000KFC (Save 18%)4 Hot &amp; Crispy, 6 Hot Wings, 8 Boneless Strips ChickenRs1,350Lazy Gringo (Save 12%)3 NachosRs725Beverages offerBlack Label (Save 6%)Rs5,905Chivas Regal (Save 6%)Rs5,913Jack Daniels (Save 7%)Rs5,382Khukuri Rum (Save 10%)Rs1,179<img src="https://superdesk-pro-c.s3.amazonaws.com/sd-nepalitimes/20221107111152/6368e3d69c7e80680e0333a5jpeg.jpg" alt="" width="640" height="963">Amazing OffersEmpire (Save 10%)Ostrich Chhoila /Sekuwa/Timur- 250gmRs720Grilled Ostrich mo:moRs450Spanish Veg mo:moRs144Genesis (Save 20%)Chicken Schnitzel BurgerChicken, Tomato, Guacamole, Lettuce, Wasabi Mayonnaise &amp; Fried EggRs424Twice Cooked Pork Belly, Cauliflower Mash, Wild Rocket, Cabbage Relish, &amp; Juniper JusRs688French House Restaurant (Save 20%)Grilled Lamb ChopServed with saute veg with red wine sauce or cream sauce with sidesRs1,068Special Veggie DishServed with pesto, zuccini, capsicum, egg plant bread crumb &amp; parmesan cheese, sitake mushroomRs276For more offers visit <a href="http://www.foodmandu.com/worldcup">foodmandu.com/worldcup.</a>

Food and football

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uYhlbW9pcyM&amp;feature=youtu.beThe Football World Cup 2018 happening in Russia this week has united the world, as more than 3 billion people across the globe tune in to the matches.Although the greatest soccer showpiece may unite the world, the teams have divided it up into rival territories. People in some areas of Kathmandu Valley are ardent supporters of Latin American teams like Brazil and Argentina, while others are rooting for European giants like Germany, Spain and England because of the popularity of celebrity league players.The fan base is even segregated by neighbourhoods here in <a href="https://www.nepalitimes.com/here-now/bhaktapur-shows-the-way-by-rebuilding-itself/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Bhaktapur</a>, with some festooned with Brazil flags and people wearing Selecao jerseys while people in an adjacent locality are a fierce Argentina loyalists. <img width="640" height="480" src="https://superdesk-pro-c.s3.amazonaws.com/sd-nepalitimes/20221107111152/6368e3a39c7e80680e033393jpeg.jpg" alt=""/>Devendra Oli of Jhapa, who now lives in Kathmandu, posted on his Facebook wall a <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4LeEwsuSE7U" target="_blank" rel="noopener">video of himself performing a pooja and chanting a Sanskrit mantra, praying for Argentina’s win</a>. His wife and little daughter, both wearing Argentinian jerseys just like him, also sat cross-legged devotedly throughout the ritual.But Messi failed to convert a penalty, and the Argentinians were frustrated by Iceland, a World Cup first-timer with just 300,000 people and amateur footballers.Two football fans -- one supporting Brazil and the other rooting for Argentina, have released a duet on YouTube in which they praise their own favourites.Large flags of Argentina and Brazil hang over Bhaktapur’s alleys, and have themselves become as much of a tourist attraction as the temples, with foreigners taking selfies in front of them. In Kathmandu, small flags of Germany have gone down on sale after the team lost 1-0 to Mexico, and it dropped to the bottom of the group ranking.Anmol Bhandari in Dhading is a huge fan of Argentina and its star striker Lionel Messi. For the World Cup, He modified his bike with La Albiceleste flag and picture of Messi. Many people are posting the screenshots of games on their social page, trolling losing teams, and celebrating the victory. <figure><img width="640" height="640" src="https://superdesk-pro-c.s3.amazonaws.com/sd-nepalitimes/20221107111152/6368e3a69c7e80680e033394jpeg.jpg" alt=""><figcaption> </figcaption></figure>Schools in Kathmandu have had to deal with students wearing Messi or Ronaldo jerseys inside their uniforms. Some schools have even allowed students to wear their favourite teams’ jerseys instead of uniforms. After school, impromptu matches take places in the bahals and in any open space.For many, the timing of World Cup 2018 is just right with families settling down with snacks and drinks by 5:45pm and watching all three matches till two in the morning. Cafes and restaurants across the capital advertise special screenings on large screens. Attendance at school and offices have fallen, and many arrive at work wearing jerseys of favourite players and with bleary eyes. During meetings, many are scrolling through phones to see who is playing next and what the group scores are.There are a lot of people betting on the games and scores, and this has added passion and excitement to an already gripping game. <img width="640" height="853" src="https://superdesk-pro-c.s3.amazonaws.com/sd-nepalitimes/20221107111152/6368e3a89c7e80680e033395jpeg.jpg" alt="">Anil Thakur who runs a salon in Sitapaila is doing brisk business giving dozens of fans special World Cut haircuts. Even those who don’t need a haircut are getting shaves or mohawks.“Customers bring their own favorite players name with designs and I run my scissors,” says Thakur. A normal haircut costs Rs100, but Thakur can charge up to Rs 1,000 for the really special ones. The <a href="http://www.epa.eu/sports-photos/soccer-photos/nepalese-ronaldo-supporter-get-special-haircut-ahead-of-world-cup-photos-54399237" target="_blank" rel="noopener">photo of Jeevan Giri</a> who had cut his hair in name of Portuguese soccer player Cristiano Ronaldo by EPA photographer Narendra Shrestha lined the newsfeed of many social sites.“Coke Kham, Russia Jaam” promotional campaign of Coca-Cola have sent their 40 lucky winners to witness the game live in a stadium at Russia this year. The games are being broadcast live on NTV, NTV PLUS, KANTIPUR, DH ACTION SPORTS every day.Says Hari Maharjan, a <a href="https://www.nepalitimes.com/business/from-luxury-to-necessity/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">satellite dish</a> installer: “Business has never been better, I installed TV's for  12 new customers just today, and many want to <a href="https://www.nepalitimes.com/business/kicking-off/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">upgrade to HD</a>. Some even inquire about illegal Indian dishes that have the games on 4K.”

Monika Deupala

Nepal in the grip of World cup fever

Foodmandu’s freshly launched ‘Cheer your team’ World Cup campaign offers up to 40% discounts to customers who correctly predict the game while ordering combos, value meals or regular food.Points will also be awarded that customers can collect. The contestant with highest points at the end of the tournament will get a chance to win 43” Samsung FHD Smart TV.Stay tuned at <a href="https://foodmandu.com/">www.foodmandu.com</a>.<img src="https://superdesk-pro-c.s3.amazonaws.com/sd-nepalitimes/20221107111152/6368e3659c7e80680e03337djpeg.jpg" alt="" width="640" height="579"/>

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After staying awake watching the World Cup opening ceremony, the Ass is writing this column while fast asleep. So, I would appreciate it if you didn’t open the curtains.After cricket, football is the most boring game on Earth. It is actually derived from an ancient Aztec sport in which one team kicked around the decapitated head of the enemy goalie in a blood-soaked arena. It has been downhill ever since in terms of excitement.It does not help that the matches all happen in the wee hours, so called I am told, because that is when most boys in boarding school wet their beds. In contrast, ice hockey combines kick-boxing and sword-fighting while players are involved in a high speed chase. American football is another contact sport that thrills me to bits because it is a Greco-Roman Wrestling tournament with multiple contestants playing catch.Essentially, football (or “soccer” to the Moms out there) entails 22 men in mohawks, tattoos, or blue hair, kicking each other in their gonads for 90 minutes without scoring, at the end of which they continue to play pointlessly on for another 30 minutes, and after that each side gets five target practice shots. They then strip in full view of 3 billion people and exchange jerseys.How to make football more exciting? That question has bedeviled humankind ever since the collapse of the Aztec empire. The Ass has a few humble suggestions:1. Move goalposts. Increase goal width to 25m from the present 9m. Then we can have scores like Germany 73 - Argentina 81.2. Allow offsides. Strikers can loiter at enemy goal post waiting for a long pass.3. Don’t level the playing field. Incline it at 15o to allow one side to run downhill to score more goals, so more tv spots can be sold.4. Allow hands. Let’s use our god-given hands, let players grab the ball and run with it.5. Permit fouls. Using Muay Thai and Ninjutsu techniques players can bring down rival team members, and the referee too if he doesn’t behave himself.6. Allow diving. Players who feign falls should not be given yellow cards anymore, they should be awarded Oscars in the Best Supporting Role Category.7. No hands on  crotches. Defenders setting up a wall to face a free kick at the penalty area will no longer be allowed to protect their crown jewels. It’s a disgusting habit.8. Why only one ball? Multiple balls in the field will make games much more unpredictable and exciting.9. Why round balls? Americans took a dreary game, and changed the shape of the ball to resemble a near-earth asteroid so they bounce more crazily. And they have so much more fun.10. Increase number of players. Each team must henceforth have 56 players, with a 33% quota for females. All members of winning team must mandatorily take off jerseys.

The Ass

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Television technology has vastly improved image quality in the 4 years after the last world cup. It may be time to upgrade. <img width="640" height="707" src="https://superdesk-pro-c.s3.amazonaws.com/sd-nepalitimes/2022110711110/6368d75d9c7e80680e0314dajpeg.jpg" alt=""/>The world’s biggest sporting event FIFA World Cup was first broadcast on television in 1954, when its viewers exceeded even that of the Olympic Games. As the 2018 World Cup opening nears, the excitement is building up for an exhilarating experience for those who will travel to Russia, as well as those who will spend the summer watching the games on home television. The technology has improved vastly in the last four years, with better image quality, higher definition and better sound systems.Sales of TVs grow exponentially during every international sports event. “Though the championship happens only every four years, the World Cup is the biggest festival for TV companies,” says Nabin Pokhrel at Skyworth in Kathmandu. “We do not want to miss out on this opportunity to present our latest models.”TV was invented only 90 years ago, and the technology is advancing at an accelerated pace. It has gone from large cathode ray tubes to wallpaper-thin QLED TVs now. With the convergence of internet with TV, the demand today is for smart TVs with bigger screens. Global market leaders such as Samsung, LG, Skyworth and Sony all incorporate these latest features like 43-55 inch screens, 4K or full HD resolution, smart features, fine sound system and LED backlights.Many companies are offering discounts up to 27% and gift vouchers this season. Some high-end brands are also offering limited editions: Skyworth’s thinnest Wallpaper OLED, Samsung’s 100% burn-in resistant QLED, Sony’s slanted Bravia OLED. They will surely blow a hole in your wallets, but you won't mind when the games kick off. <img width="534" height="1024" src="https://superdesk-pro-c.s3.amazonaws.com/sd-nepalitimes/2022110711110/6368d75f9c7e80680e0314dbjpeg.jpg" alt="">“Go beyond your initial budget and purchase a higher inch TV with internet and the option to upgrade, so that you won’t regret the decision for at least 5-6 years,” advises Alok Gupta at Samsung in Kathmandu. Or, you may want to forego monitors and invest in a high-end digital projector with a surround sound system to watch the action on your wall's virtual stadium.With TV companies going all out to cash in on the football fever, this might be a good time to go for that flat-screen 4K you have been eyeing. These gadgets will outlast FIFA, adding to your home entertainment system, and will be around for the 2022 games in Qatar.Samsung Model: UA55M5500 ARSHE Screen: 55 inch LED Operating system: Tizen HD Technology: Full HD Smart TV Resolution: 3840 x 2160 pixels Features: PurColor, Smart HUB, USB connection, one remote control, Evolution kit for software update, color and contrast enhancer, TV to mobile mirroring, sports mode, Dolby Digital Plus, Smart View, Bluetooth audio, and more. Offers: 11-27% cash back, 2 years warranty, 0% EMI on purchase, gift vouchers from Turkish Airlines, KGH hotels, Vayodha Hospital and a lucky draw for gift hampers. 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Offer: 20% cash back Offer price: Rs124,000 <img width="640" height="407" src="https://superdesk-pro-c.s3.amazonaws.com/sd-nepalitimes/2022110711110/6368d7679c7e80680e0314dejpeg.jpg" alt=""><img width="640" height="414" src="https://superdesk-pro-c.s3.amazonaws.com/sd-nepalitimes/2022110711110/6368d76a9c7e80680e0314dfjpeg.jpg" alt="">LG Model: 55UJ652T Smart TV Screen: 55 inch LED Operating system: WebOS HD Technology: 4K UHD Resolution: 3840 x 2160 Pixel Features: USB connectivity, 4 HDMI inputs, ultra slim, magic zoom, magic remote and mobile connection, single click access, Tellybean (video calling), unlimited content from LG store, expandable memory, 4 years warranty, and more. Price: Rs217,590Rowa Model: 65D1800A Smart Android Screen: 65 inch LED Operating system: Android 5.1 HD Technology: 4K UHD Resolution: 3840 x 2160 pixels Features: Black crystal panel, dual core A53 1.5HZ, Quad core, memory flash 1.5 GBDDR3/8GB flash, wireless WiFi default, multimedia video, 4000:1 contrast ratio, 178*178 view angle, 3 HDMI inputs, 1 year warranty, and more. Price: Rs162,075 <img width="640" height="479" src="https://superdesk-pro-c.s3.amazonaws.com/sd-nepalitimes/2022110711110/6368d76d9c7e80680e0314e0jpeg.jpg" alt=""><img width="640" height="424" src="https://superdesk-pro-c.s3.amazonaws.com/sd-nepalitimes/2022110711110/6368d7709c7e80680e0314e1jpeg.jpg" alt="">Hisense Model: HX55N3000UWT Smart TV Screen: 55 Inch LED Operating system: VIDAA Lite 2.0 HD Technology: 4K UHD Resolution: 3840 x 2160 pixels Features: 3 HDMI inputs and 2 USB ports, Dolby Digital audio, Internet features, preloaded Opera store, screen mirroring, easy user interface and smart view, 178 degree viewing angle, two built in speakers, and more. Price: Rs145,000Read also:<a href="https://www.nepalitimes.com/business/skyworth-world-cup-offer/">Skyworth world cup offer</a><a href="https://www.nepalitimes.com/business/road-to-russia-win-a-ticket-to-world-cup-2018/">Road to Russia: win a ticket to World Cup 2018</a>