2011 11 Newsletter

October 2011
"We Mean Business"

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INSIDE
Presidents Message
Page 2-3
Member News
Page 3, 4 & 7
Calendar
Pages 5-6
Expo at Mall
Page 7
November Events
Page 8
Leadership Butler
Count y
Page 9
T HE E D G E
v ol ume 2 1 i s s ue 1 1 Nov e mbe r 2 0 1 1
a guide to Butler County business information
T h e o f f i c i a l n e w s l e t t e r o f t h e B u t l e r C o u n t y C h a m b e r o f C o m m e r c e
Printing provided by: Minuteman Press in the Pullman Commerce Center (724) 283-7403
ButlerCount yChamber.com
724.283.2222
"Serving the
Butler County
business community
since 1896"
A
healthy workforce is a productive workforce.
Something every employer knows, but do all
employers know that there are ways of keeping
their employees healthy and letting them know
that their employers care about them? On Wednesday,
October 12, 2011, at Findley Auditorium in the Tower
at Butler Health System, the Butler County Chamber of
Commerce partnered with Butler Health System and
Highmark to conduct an Employee Wellness Seminar.
Absenteeism and Presenteeism are major issues for
many workplace environments, and by knowing our areas
risk factors, businesses can work with their healthcare
providers to develop programs and services that will lower those two issues.
Dr. Neil Resnick from Highmark, presented an interesting National Perspective
Employees are our greatest Asset
K
ick off the season with the Butler County Chamber of Commerce and
sponsors, The Atrium, Friedmans Freshmarkets, Wedding Solutions and
Specialized Staffing and Industry Receuiters, on Friday, December 2, 2011,
for our Annual Celebration of the Season Holiday Gathering. The event
will take place from 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. at the Atrium, 1031 New Castle Road,
Prospect, PA 16052.
The gathering - a perfect way to start off the holiday season will offer a
delicious holiday menu including food, hors doeuvres and desserts compliments
of Friedmans Freshmarkets and beverages courtesy of Specialized Staffing and
Industry Recruiters and Duttons Beverages. Join Chamber Members as well as
members of the Butler County Young Professionals, Slippery Rock Business
Association and Butler Downtown, as we celebrate the season together in a winter
wonderland.
Share your holiday blessings. Bring a new unwrapped toy that the Butler County
Young Professionals will distribute to local children through Butler County
Children and Youth Services. In addition, they will be accepting donations for
the Blankets for Patients Program.
The evening is only $10 per person. So, come and Celebrate the Season with
your friends and the Butler County Business Community on December 2nd!
Gather With The Chamber For
A Holiday Celebration
continued on page 7
Butler County Chamber of Commerce
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Board of Directors
professional staff
EXECUTIVE BOARD
Dr. Nicholas Neupauer Board Chair
Butler County Community College
Joe Taylor 1
st
Vice Chair
Armstrong
Tammy Schuey 2
nd
Vice Chair
Butler Eagle
Sherry Kyne Treasurer
Eisler Nurseries, Inc.
Brenda Lemmon Past Chair
Minuteman Press of Butler
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
John Brautigam
Clearview Mall
Dr. Edward Bucha
Slippery Rock University
Dino Capestrani
Concordia Visiting Nurses
Cecelia Buechele Foster
Community Health Clinic of Butler County
Aubery Hulings
Farmers National Bank
Brian McCafferty
Kenmac Rentals & Sales
Glenn Miller
Thompson-Miller Funeral Home
Elisabeth Howard Sommers
C.W. Howard Insurance Agency
Brett Ligo
Ligo Architects
Stephanie Roskovski
Butler Health System
Janice Pakozdi-Luffy
Bear Metallurgical Co.
Ken Raybuck
CDC of Butler County
Daniel Swartz
ESB Bank
Dean Weiland
Friedmans Freshmarkets
Affilate Organizations:
Butler County Young Professionals
Kristen McKivigan-Kane
Mike Lysakowski
Butler Downtown
Butler Human Resources Association
Friday Morning Coffee Club
Leadership Butler County
New Visions for Butler
Slippery Rock Business Association
Stan Kosciuszko ..............................Ext. 23
President

Jennifer Monaco ..............................Ext. 21
Administrative Assistant
A Letter From the president
Back to Business
ne of the things we do best here at the Butler County Chamber of
Commerce is promote our Members. To do this, you must give us the
opportunity by attending and sponsoring the specific event that allows
maximum exposure. Additionally, we have our newsletter, business
resource guide, website and map as avenues to promote your services.
Now is the time to think about planning and budgeting for the upcoming
year and we invite you to consider one of the available options outlined below.
As you know from reading this publication, our mailings, advertising and our
website promote our sponsors in print, via the airwaves prior to, during and
after the event. From the invitation to the thank you, your organization is
prominently recognized for their generosity and given every opportunity to
market your services.
We encourage you to think about getting Back to Business for 2012 by signing
up to sponsor one of our well attended events, be it a Membership Orientation
or an Annual Golf Outing. Give us the opportunity to promote your business
to the Butler County Community. Call and ask me for details and options for
any of the annual events listed, or as you all know, we are always open to new
networking and educational opportunities.
10TH ANNUAL EXPO AT THE MALL-Call For SponSorShip optionS
Friday & Saturday, February 3 & 4, 2012 - Clearview Mall
MEET-N-MOVE NETWORKINGWith allegheny Valley Chamber oF CommerCe

At ConCordiA LutherAn Ministries
tueSday, MarCh 13, 2012 - main SponSor: ConCordia lutheran miniStrieS
SponSor: ConSolidated CommuniCationS
additional SponSorShipS available
MEMBER ORIENTATION
wedneSday, april 4, 2012 - ChaMber oFFiCeS
main SponSor: FriedmanS FreShmarket
EMPLOYEEAPPRECIATIONLUNCHEON&MINIEXPO
wedneSday, april 18, 2012 - the atriuM
main SponSor the atrium & medureS Catering
Featuring employee oF the year aWard SponSored by butler memorial hoSpital
CHAMBERMIXERATBUTLERLITTLETHEATRE
thurSday, May 10, 2012
SponSored by r.p. muSko & aSSoCiateS & leaderShip butler County
MEET-N-MOVE NETWORKINGWith the Grove City AreA ChAMber of CoMMerCe
tueSday, May 15, 2012 - the legaCy banquet Center
SponSorShipS available
HUMANRESOURCEFORUM
wedneSday, May 16, 2012 - butler County CoMMunity College SuCCop theater
butler huMan reSourCe aSSoCiation
SponSor: butler County Community College and SpeCialized StaFFing
SPRINGGARDENMARKET&HOMESHOW
Saturday, May 19, 2012 - alaMeda park
main SponSorS: kenmaC rental & SaleS and eiSler landSCapeS
O
continued on page 3
October 2011
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Member
News
Adagio Health
A
dagio Health Butler can be a valuable resource
for your employees, customers and the
community at large - both to those who have
insurance and those who do not. Adagio Health
has been providing health care for women since 1971.
They offer complete gynecological care including
annual exams, pregnancy care, contraception and
breast and cervical cancer screening.
They accept most commercial insurance plans
(Medicare and all Medicaid plans including SelectPlan
for Women) and for those without insurance, fees for
most medical services are based on income and family
size. Too often, women put their own health care
needs last. Adagio Health can help our community
stay healthy and access preventive health care. Call
724.282.2730 for an appointment. Our Medical Office
is located at 323 Sunset Drive, Ste. 2, Butler, PA. Visit
them at www.adagiohealth.org.
Adagio Health also provides the WIC program in
Butler County. Those who have children under the
age of five or are pregnant or breastfeeding, may be
eligible for the WIC Program. Income guidelines are
quite generous and many families may not realize
that they are eligible.
To determine if your family is eligible for WIC or to
schedule an appointment call 800.942.9467. The WIC
Program offers evening and Saturday appointments
to accommodate working individuals. Butler County
WIC offices include locations in Butler, Chicora,
Cranberry, EauClaire, Evans City, Harrisville, Mars,
Parker, Portersville, Saxonburg, Slippery Rock and
Zelienople.
National Association of
Royalty Owners (NARO)
Educational Meeting for
Marcellus Shale Interest Owners
Slippery Rock Un iv ersit y - St u den t Un ion
1 Marrow Dr, Slippery Rock , Pa
Th u rs., Nov . 3, 2011 6:30 t o 8:30 p.m .
*Doors will open at 5:30 PM t o v isit spon sor boot h s*
This is NOT a meeting about what the Marcellus
is, jobs, economic development or how gas is
developed. It IS a meeting on what to do if you
are signing a lease or have signed a lease.
Cost: There is a $20.00 per person for this
program for non-members. This can be applied
to the annual NARO Membership fee of $105.00.
The program is free to NARO Membership.
56THANNUALGOLFOUTING
thurSday, June 14, 2012 - lake arthur Country Club
major SponSorS - ConCordia ViSiting nurSeS and butler health SyStem
beVerage SponSor - lake arthur Country Club
hole-in-one SponSor - honda north
prize SponSor - Conley reSort
dinner SponSor - FriedmanS FreShmarketS
breakFaSt SponSor - FrameS & pixelS
golF Cart SponSor - eSb bank
CoCktail hour SponSor: available - ($1,000.00)
lunCh SponSor available - ($500.00)
putting ConteSt SponSor available - ($500.00)
tee SponSorS available - ($150.00 For both outingS)
LEADERSHIPGRADUATION&UNITEDWAYANNUALMEETING
Featuring the red apple aWardS SponSored by Armstrong
wedneSday, June 20, 2012 - FounderS hall at butler County CoMMunity College
leaderShip graduation SponSor - C.W. hoWard inSuranCe
program SponSor - minuteman preSS
COMMUNITYCHAMPIONAWARDLUNCHEON
wedneSday, July 18, 2012 - loCation to be announCed
aWard SponSored by 4-moSt group arChiteCtS
ANNUALLADIESGOLFOUTING
wedneSday, auguSt 1, 2012 - Conley reSort
main SponSor - FarmerS national bank
dinner SponSor - minuteman preSS
hole in one SponSor - diehl automotiVe group, inC.
Cart SponSor - eSb bank
beverage SponSor available - ($500.00)
CoCktail party SponSor available - ($500.00)
CELEBRATEBUSINESSANNUALDINNER
wedneSday, SepteMber 12, 2012 - butler Country Club
main SponSor - ligo arChiteCtS
printing - minuteman preSS
CoCktail party SponSor - C.W. hoWard inSuranCe agenCy and butler Country Club
MEET- N- MOVE NETWORKINGwith arMStrong County ChaMber
oF CoMMerCe
thurSday, oCtober 11, 2012 - belMont iCe CoMplex
main SponSor ChiCora mediCal Center, Fair WindS manor and
Sugar Creek reSt
MEMBER ORIENTATION
wedneSday, noveMber 7, 2012 - ChaMber oFFiCe
main SponSor: FriedmanS FreShmarket
HOLIDAYGATHERING
Friday, deCeMber 7, 2012 - loCation to be announCed
SPONSORED BY FRIEDMANS FRESHMARKETS AND SPECIALIZED STAFFING
continued from page 2
Back to Business
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Marcellus Shale Summit & Expo will be presented by
the Butler Media Group on November 9th from 10am-
9pm at the Days Inn Conference Center, 139 Pittsburgh
Road, in Butler. Exhibitor booths from all facets of
the industry will be available all day plus two informational
break-out sessions.
Free to the public, the day long event will feature Dr. Terry
Engelder, leading authority on the Marcellus Gas shale play.
He is currently a Professor of Geosciences at Penn State and
previously on the staff of the US Geological Survey, Texaco
and Columbia University. Dr. Terry Engelder will give his
keynote address at 6:30pm with time allotted for questions
and answers.
In addition to the prestigious Dr. Engelder, there will be a
book signing by Pennsylvania Author, Seamus McGraw. The
End of Country, by McGraw, is a deeply personal, moving
and funny epic of the promises and perils facing not just
Pennsylvania ...but our entire nation.
As we progress in the development of the Marcellus
Shale industry, we as a Commonwealth, will encounter many
opportunities and challenges. The Butler Media Group is
hosting the Marcellus Shale Summit as an open forum for
an exchange of ideas, networking and facilitating learning
about an American natural resource that could help us be less
dependent on foreign nations. Take the time, make the time
in your busy schedulefuture generations will be dependent
upon the choices we make today. said Victoria Hinterberger,
General Manager, Butler Media Group.
Education is the key to understanding. A diverse group
of vendors will be exhibiting and space is still available.
Details of the Marcellus Shale Summit and Expo are available
on insidebutlercounty.com or contact Kathy Gregory-
Steiner, General Sales Manager at 724.283.1500 or kathygs@
bcrnetwork.com.
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Member News
BUTLER COUNTY SYMPHONY
ORCHESTRA
FEATURES YOUNG TALENTED
PIANIST ALVIN ZHU
T
Butler Downtown Hosts Annual
Public Meeting On November 16
B
MARCELLUS SHALE SUMMIT & EXPO
Coming to Butler County
he Butler County Symphony Orchestra will present
the second concert of the 63rd season at 7:30 p.m. on
November 5th at the Butler Intermediate High School
Auditorium, 551 Fairground Hill Road in Butler. The
theme for the season is A Night Of, and this concert
is focused on A Night of Favorites. Guest conductor is Bruce
Lauffer.
The orchestra will also perform von Suppes Light Cavalry
Overture, a piece with high spirits and melodic charm,
Mussorgskys Night on a Bald Mountain, and the rousing and
powerful Overture 1812 by Tschaikovsky.
Season tickets for any one of three series of concert
plans are still available. Reserved seat tickets for this concert
can be purchased at the Butler County Symphony Association
office, 259 S. Main Street, Butler. Adult ticket prices are $15 in
advance and $20 at the door on concert night. Student tickets
are $5. For more information, call 724.283.1402 or visit the
website at www.butlersymphony.org.
utler Downtown invites individuals interested in
revitalizing Butlers business district to its Annual
Public Meeting on Wednesday, November 16, 2011. The
meeting will take place at 6:00 p.m. at Butlers Grand
Ballroom at Cornerstone Commons located at 201 South Main
Street, Butler, PA 16001. If you are concerned about the future
of your community and can only make one meeting a year,
this is the one to attend!
The meeting will highlight the progress Butler Downtown
has made over the past year and present committee work
plans for 2012. Butler Downtown will also present three
community awards at this years meeting. The Downtown
Beautification Award, Favorite Bantam Jeep Sculpture,
and Downtown Defender Volunteer of the Year will be
announced that evening. The event will consist of a networking
hour with representatives from Butler Downtowns four
committees: Design, Organization, Promotions, and Economic
Restructuring, as well as representatives from other key
entities in the revitalization process. The networking hour
will be followed by brief presentations and time for questions.
All interested citizens are invited to attend. For additional
information regarding Butler Downtown, visit www.
butlerdowntown.org.
The Board of Directors of the
Congratulates

Jack Cohen, Executive Director
Butler County Tourism and Convention Bureau

Moraine Trails Council Boy Scouts of America
Good Scout Award Recipient
Pancake Festival Is
November 8
T
he A.M. and P.M. Rotary Clubs of Butler will host the
52nd Annual Rotary Pancake Festival at the Vagabond
Center in Lyndora with proceeds benefiting the
Lifesteps Family Caring Fund. This annual tradition
will take place on Election Day, Tuesday, November 8, 2011,
from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
The event is famous for its all-you-can-eat flapjacks and
sausages. Tickets are available for purchase from Rotary Club
members or at Lifesteps Central Office, located at 383 New
Castle Road, Butler.
Volunteer opportunities are available throughout the day,
and contributions of baked goods, crafts or other items for
the ticket auction are also welcome. For more information,
please contact the Lifesteps Community Relations Department
at 724.283.1010.
October 2011
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T
Mark Your Calendars
For February 3rd & 4th
10th Annual Health, Wealth, Wellness
& More Business Expo at Clearview Mall
he Butler County Chamber of Commerce, in
cooperation with the Clearview Mall, will present
the 10th Annual Health, Wealth, Wellness & More
Business Expo on Friday, February 3, and Saturday,
February 4, 2012, at Clearview Mall, Center Court.
This event is open to all interested businesses and
organizations.
Our sponsors once again this year are Butler Health
System, The Y, Butler Eagle and Butler Armco Credit
Union. The event will take place on Friday from Noon
to 6:00 p.m. and on Saturday from 11:00 a.m. to 4:00
p.m. Vendors will receive for $125.00, one 8-foot covered
table and two chairs. Electricity is limited and available
on a first come first served basis.
Scheduled before Valentines Day, this expo is very
popular with the local business community. Vendors
experience great business-to-business networking
opportunities as well as the opportunity to take
advantage of the malls already built-in shopper traffic.
Plus, as an added bonus, all vendors are permitted to
sell merchandise during the event!
Space is limited so reserve early by contacting
t he Chamber at 724. 283. 2222 or Medi a@
ButlerCountyChamber.com
Philip Tack Retires
After 37 Years of Service
O
n September 18, 2011, Philip Tack retired after 37
years of dedicated service to the residents and staff of
Sugar Creek Rest, Meadow Lake Manor and Armstrong
Retirement Village. He will remain as Quality Life Services
Chairman of the Board of Directors. Since his arrival in the Tack
Family business in June of 1974, Phil has walked to work from
his nearby home and been the consistent foundation of Sugar
Creek Rest, the Quality Life Services flagship home. Built on his
familys farmland, Sugar Creek Rest has been the only company
location that Phil has wanted to call home. In the early years
of Sugar Creek Rest, Phil worked shoulder-to-shoulder with his
father, the late Kenneth Tack, Sr., and his younger brother, Ken.
I have had a unique opportunity over the past 37 years to
participate in the growth of this family organization. I am most
proud of the care we have provided and the close relationships
I have had with so many fine people in our community, says
Phil. I will miss the residents, their families and our great staff
and wish him the best. Upon Phils retirement, his son Matt
will assume the Executive Director role, overseeing both Sugar
Creek Rest and sister home Chicora Medical Center. Diane Ott
will serve as Administrator of Sugar Creek Rest.
Phil and his wife are the proud parents of Matthew and
Mary Susan and enjoy the lively family get-togethers of their
10 grandchildren. Says his daughter, Mary Susan, From an
early age, my father instilled a work ethic in my brother and
I. He taught us that you can balance a healthy, happy family
with a strong commitment to your lifes career calling. Sugar
Creek Rest has been his calling for his entire career. We are so
thankful to him for paving the way and affording our family
many opportunities to serve the community and pursue our lifes
passion. He is more than deserving of a peaceful, self-directed
retirement. From the Board of Directors, owners, staff, families
and residents of Sugar Creek Rest and the entire Quality Life
Services organization, we wish Phil a happy, relaxing retirement
and thank him for his years of service, dedication and hard work.
of Health Assessment which classified health risk
factors on a national level and relative to Butler
County. Dr. Thomas McGill from Butler Health
System then elaborated on Butler County data per
the recently completed 2011 resident survey. Both
presentations clearly indicated that there are health
risk factors that can be reduced or treated through
Employee Wellness Programs.
A panel discussion was presented which provided
information on the mechanics of an employee
wellness program and the practical experience and
resources available. The Butler County Chamber
thanks Butler Health System and Highmark for
presenting and sponsoring this event.
continued from page 1
Employees are our greatest Asset
Member News
Correction: In the October newsletter, the following
were omitted from the list of Leadership 2011-2012
Class Participants.
Brittany Basham, Human Resources
Payroll & Training Coordinator
NexTier Bank
Robert Azarcon, Graphic Designer
ARMSTRONG
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November Events
Butler County Young Professionals
Join in 60 Seconds Membership Mixer
Join in 60 seconds. New this year is a membership recruitment
mixer on Thursday, November 3, 2011, at 5:30 p.m. at the
Chop Shop, 108 N. Main St., Butler, PA. Chamber members are
encouraged to send employees whom they
feel will benefit from this group of young
professionals while networking with area
businesses. Music will be provided courtesy of
Wedding Solutions, LLC, and beverages courtesy
of Dutton Distributor and signature cocktails
provided by Clique Vodka. An assortment of
food prepared by Chef Bob at the Chop Shop
will be on hand. Attendees will be registered for
prize drawings donated by Chamber Member
businesses. As an added bonus sign up that
night and you will be offered a free one-year membership to the
Butler County Young Professionals group. The Butler County
Young Professionals wish to thank their signature sponsor, C.W.
Howard Insurance Agency.
For more information or to register for any of these BCYP
events, please contact the Chamber at 724.283.2222 or via e-mail
at Jennifer@ButlerCountyChamber.com.
Member-Guest Orientation on November 9
New, current and prospective members are
encouraged to attend the Chambers Fall
Member-Guest Breakfast Orientation on
Wednesday, November 9, 2011, from 8:00
a.m. to 9:00 a.m., at the Chamber office located at 101 E.
Diamond Street in downtown Butler. The breakfast, sponsored by
Friedmans Freshmarkets, will give members the opportunity to
bring a guest and network with other Chamber members, while
learning about the Butler County Chamber.
Enjoy a delicious continental breakfast while participating in
a Chamber 101 lesson and learn how you can make the most
out of your membership. New members are strongly encouraged
to attend. Reservations are requested and can be made by
contacting the Chamber office at 724.283.2222 or via e-mail at
Jennifer@ButlerCountyChamber.com.
Regional Chambers Meet-N-Move On November 14!
Meet N Greet business members of the Butler County Chamber
of Commerce, the Zelienople-Harmony Area Chamber of
Commerce and THE CHAMBER, Inc. on Monday, November 14,
2011, during lunch. The event will take place at 11:30 a.m. at the
Pittsburgh Marriott North @ Cranberry Woods and is exclusively
for members of one of the participating Chambers of Commerce.
Admission is $25 per person, and the format will be the popular
progressive luncheon style. Guests will develop new leads as
they move from table to table.
Seating is limited and reservations are required and can be
made by contacting the Chamber office at 724.283.2222,
via e-mail at Jennifer@ButlerCountyChamber.com or by
downloading a registration flyer from the Chamber website,
ButlerCountyChamber.com.
Job and Career Fair Statistics
97
area employers gathered on October 5, 2011,
for the fall Job and Career Fair coordinated
by the PA CareerLink of Butler County.
Interestingly, 62 were companies which were
hiring, 18 were training facilities, and 17 were
community agencies. This was the second highest
number of employers registered in the 9-year history
of the job fair.
There were 326 job seekers who attended coming
from 11 counties and 1 from out of state. The
committee worked diligently to attract companies
hiring professionals, and more than 25 that were doing
so. 24% or 77 of the job seekers had Bachelors and 6%
or 19 had Masters degrees. Employers were pleased
with the quality of the candidates, with many regulars
saying that they felt that the quality at this event was
the best ever.
Of interest is the fact that 200 job seekers were
unemployed, 68 were employed, and 47 were
underemployed. The age demographics have certainly
changed over recent years, with the majority of job
seekers being aged 42 to 61 (a total of 162). The
Butler County Chamber of Commerce thanks the PA
CareerLink of Butler County for the coordination and
success of this event.
We MetWe Moved
We Networked
N
ewhaven Court at Clearview generously
sponsored our October Meet-N-Move Networking
Luncheon at their facility on October 13, 2011.
Being flexible is the name of the game, and
seats were added to accommodate an over capacity
attendance. Special thanks to all who attended, and
Stan promises to bring a camera with a fully charged
battery next time to capture the event in pictures.
October 2011
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T
he newest Leadership Butler County class
began their nine-month journey in September
at an Opening Session Overnighter and
Alumni Gathering at Conley Resort. Sessions
continued with an Executive Skills Training on
October 7th at SRUs Leadership Course and on
October 14th at BC3s Safety Building for a Human
Services & Volunteerism session.
The Leadership Skills Training combined physical
activities and challenges with classroom exercises
to help the class think strategically, communicate
effectively and act decisively. During Human
Services and Volunteerism Day, the fire safety
training program exposed the class to training
required of and available to our area firefighters.
PRE-SORT STD.
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