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ESD April Networking Breakfast:
LEADERSHIP vs. MANAGEMENT
April 19, 2007
Tapestry, Southfield
7:30-9:30 a.m.
Join us on April 19 at Tapestry in Southfield for the next in ESD's popular
Networking Breakfast series. This month, we will hear from Dale Carnegie's Mark
Will who will outline the differences between leadership and management. ESD
networking events are great places to pick up new information, make business
connections and network with your peers.
For additional information or to register, please visit
http://ww2.esd.org/EVENTS/2007-04-19_Leadership.htm or contact Tim Walker at
twalker@xxxxxxx or 248-353-0735, ext 4115.
This event will qualify for AIA Continuing Education Units.
Value Management: The Solution to Improving Profitability
March 27, 2007
ESD Headquarters
5:30-7:30 p.m.
Join ESD for a pizza party and find out from speaker James Bolton how to
improve value and profitability.
Value Methodology was first initiated by a General Electric engineer in 1947.
Value Methodology is the study of a product, process, project or service from a
function point of view which aims to improve the value to the final client,
customer, or end user. Value Methodology is heavily used in transportation,
manufacturing, construction, healthcare, government and environmental segments
of the economy. Value Management is unique in its approach by analyzing
functions and developing function models with the main goal to improve value
and many times the profitability of that project, product, process or service.
$5 for Students
$15 for ESD and Affiliate Council Members.
Free for Affiliate Council Representatives and Presidents
For additional information or to register, please contact Ron Smith at
rsmith@xxxxxxx or 248-353-0735, ext 4148.
ESD-SPONSORED EVENT
Michigan Facilities Expo
March 28 & 29, 2007
Rock Financial Showplace, Novi
The Michigan Facilities Expo is a broad-based regional event that offer
solutions for engineering, management, and operations. Facilities Expo
showcases a wide array of products and services to help buildings and
facilities operate safely, efficiently, and cost-effectively. The Facilities
Expo also provides significant educational content, custom-tailored to deliver
immediate answers to everyday business challenges.
To register, go to http://www.facilitiesexpo.com
ESD-SPONSORED EVENT
Roofing Design Conference
April 10, 2007
Holiday Inn Southfield
This free, full-day program will start with a brief history and overview of
roofing and then discuss different roofing design systems and the advantages
and disadvantages of each. Topics such as re-roofing concerns, code issues and
warranty interpretations will also be covered. The program will conclude with a
group panel discussion, so come prepared with your questions and concerns.
No cost to attend. Breakfast and lunch will be provided.
For more information or to register, contact Alan Wiechert at 313-999-6717 or
alanw@xxxxxxxxxxxx
FREE 3rd Thursdays Networking Event
Thursday, April 19, 2007
Pi Restaurant — 28875 Franklin, Southfield, 48034
4-6 p.m.
ESD, The City of Southfield and Southfield Area Chamber of Commerce are hosting
3rd THURSDAYS at various restaurants throughout the City of Southfield.
Hors d'oeuvres will be served. Cash bar. For more information, visit:
http://ww2.esd.org/EVENTS/ThirdThursdays.htm.
Safety Series
ESD has partnered with The Safety Council of Southeast Michigan to bring you a
comprehensive series of safety seminars. Attend one or all of these seminars to
reduce disabling injuries and illnesses to employees, reduce high direct and
indirect cost of work-related injuries and enhance your company’s bottom
line.
30-Hour OSHA-MIOSHA Training: General Industry
May 1, 2, 8, 9, 2007
ESD Headquarters, Southfield
This four-day seminar for General Industry talks about the most frequently
cited MIOSHA violations and how to prevent them. Learn how to develop an
accident prevention plan to keep yourself and your co-workers safe on the job.
Enhance your company’s bottom line through a strong commitment to safety
training. Protect workers, reduce workers compensation costs and improve
employee moral. Cost: $499 (includes lunch)
Safety Program: Save Lives, Save Money: The Role of the Safety Engineer or
Manager
May 22, 2007
ESD Headquarters, Southfield
This half-day interactive workshop reviews the roles and responsibilities of
the supervisor/ manager typical of an effective safety and health management
system. Topics will include; employee/ employer rights and responsibilities,
common violations found by MIOSHA, workplace inspections, proposed penalties,
safety and health training, hazard recognition, job safety analysis and more.
Cost: $49 members, $60 non-members. Join ESD for $109 and attend for free.
To register, visit http://ww2.esd.org/EDUCATION/Safety.htm. For more
information, contact Ron Smith at 248-353-0735, ext. 4148, or rsmith@xxxxxxx,
or Fran Mahoney at 248-353-0735, ext. 4116, or fmahoney@xxxxxxxx
2007 Energy Conference & Exhibition
May 15, 2007
Rock Financial Showplace, Novi
This conference, hosted by ESD and DTE Energy, is designed to educate
commercial and industrial businesses on energy technology and trends that will
assist them in successful energy management. The 2007 Energy Conference and
Exhibition theme will be “How Energy Efficiency Improves the Economy and
Your Triple Bottom Line…Social, Economical, and Environmental.”
Topics of this year’s conference include: “Green” Benefits
to Energy Conservation, Policy Impacts and Benefits to Business Consumers,
Energy Efficiency Implementation Case Study, Funding Methods for Energy
Efficiency Improvements, Emerging Technology that reduces energy consumption,
and Energy’s impact on Economic Development in Michigan.
For more information and to register, exhibit or sponsor, contact Tim Walker at
248-353-0735, ext. 4115, or twalker@xxxxxxx, or visit
http://ww2.esd.org/EVENTS/EnergyConf.htm.
Ethics in Construction
May 17, 2007
Holiday Inn, Southfield
5:00-7:30 p.m.
Improved productivity through ethical collaboration produces a quality facility
in shorter time and at a lower costs—the proverbial win-win for everybody
involved. Architects and engineers can spend less time acting as referees
between disgruntled owners and contentious contractors. Constructors can focus
on producing quality work in an efficient manner instead of spending countless
hours on claims, litigation and damaged relationships.
How to get “the best brick for the buck” or “ethics in
construction” is the theme of the first in a series of professional
development seminars being conducted by the ESD Construction and Design
Committee in partnership with the ESD Young Engineers Council. Hear a panel of
experts (building owner, designer, constructor, and lawyer) talk about the
appropriate practice of ethical conduct and professionalism in the construction
and design industry.
Visit http://ww2.esd.org/EVENTS/2007-05-17_Ethics.htm or contact Leslie Smith
at 248-353-0735, ext 4152 or lsmith@xxxxxxx for more information or to
register.
Eliminating Language Barriers for Effective Communication
June 13, 2007 and quarterly thereafter
ESD Headquarters
ESD is proud to bring you a dynamic and intensive accent reduction training
program on a quarterly basis. This full day seminar will give non-native
English speaking professionals the tools to maintain their personal identity
while reducing language barriers with English speaking colleagues.
Cost: $546.25 Members, $575 Nonmembers
For more information and to register for these classes, please contact Fran
Mahoney at 248-353-0735, ext. 4116, or fmahoney@xxxxxxx or visit:
http://ww2.esd.org/EDUCATION/AccentReduction.htm
ESD Annual Dinner
June 21, 2007
Detroit Science Center
Save the date for the 2007 ESD Annual Dinner featuring the 33rd Annual ESD C&D
Awards, the ESD Alpha Awards™, and the ESD Leadership Awards. This
dinner, held at the Detroit Science Center, promises to be unlike any we have
had before.
For information on becoming a sponsor of this gala evening, visit:
http://ww2.esd.org/EVENTS/2007_Annual_Dinner_Sponsor.htm
For more information and to register, contact Tim Walker at 248-353-0735, ext.
4115, or twalker@xxxxxxx
Sponsor an Upcoming ESD Event
The Engineering Society of Detroit’s Corporate Sponsorship Program is a
strategic way to get information about your product or service to a key group
of engineering and technology decision makers. Find the opportunity that is
right for you!
UPCOMING DATES ARE:
April 19: ESD Networking Breakfast: Leadership vs. Management
May 17 Ethics in Construction
June 21: ESD Annual Dinner
October 25: ESD Econcomic Forecast for Design and Construction
For more information, please contact ESD's Tim Walker, at 248-353-0735, ext
4115, or twalker@xxxxxxxx
ESD Member Exclusive—Receive 1 Year of Crain's Detroit Business for Only
$15
What’s next in the ever-changing economic environment in Michigan?
What’s happening with your employer that you may not know?
Who is your NEXT Employer?
What are your competitors up to?
As an engineer, you know how important it is to keep up on the issues facing
your industry. But that is just one part of the big picture that shapes the
business community you live in. For this reason, ESD is partnering with
Crain’s Detroit Business—to help you complete the entire picture of
metro Detroit’s business landscape by offering you a special discounted
subscription to THE leading weekly business publication in metro Detroit.
Subscribe now for just $15 for a one-year subscription to Crain’s Detroit
Business. Your subscription includes:
52 information-packed issues of Crain’s Detroit Business
More than 50 business lists including top architects, general contractors,
largest developers and technology-based companies, to name a few
Full access to crainsdetroit.com – with industry specific pages covering
automotive, economic development, manufacturing and much more!
To sign up, either purchase the subscription in conjunction with your next dues
payment, contact Laura Govan at lgovan@xxxxxxx or 248-353-0735, ext. 4120 for
details.
Corporate members will receive a free Crain's subscription, courtesy of ESD.
"Ship It" with ESD and Save!
Reduce costs & remain confident when you ship by joining the DHL Partner
Savings Program for ESD members. DHL, the world's largest global express
delivery provider, can address any business need with their expansive product
portfolio.
Just call 1-800-MEMBERS or visit http://www.1800MEMBERS.com/esd to save up to
25% on the full suite of DHL services and rates. There's no obligation or fee
to sign up, and you'll also receive special member pricing on ShipReady (DHL's
prepaid, overnight envelope), a FREE DHL starter kit and a FREE U.S. overnight
shipment. Don't wait another day or waste another dollar with other shipping
companies! DHL has a solution for any business need:
DHL Next Day
DHL 2nd Day
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International Document Service
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ESD and Your Teleconferencing Needs
Stay connected by using the best automated, operator assisted and web
conferencing services around! Premiere Conferencing offers audio and web
conferencing without a contract to ESD members. The audio conferencing is
available 24/7, U.S. or International for just 7 cents a minute per line in
use. There are no contracts or set up charges.
For more information visit http://collab.premiereglobal.com/partners/esd or
call James Burton at 800-349-4815 or e-mail him at
james.burton@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Simons-White & Associates Hold Lean Six Sigma Green Belt Program
April 23-27 and May 21-25, 2007, from 8 a.m. – 4:30 p.m., at Ohio State
University. This 10-day program for individuals in the manufacturing and
service sectors will be held in two five-day sessions to allow participants to
apply course concepts with on-line support from Master Black Belts. Objectives
and deliverables include: Application of Lean Six Sigma tools & methodology;
Quantifiable process improvements; Ability to lead future Lean Six Sigma
projects; 8 Continuing Education Units; Cost $6,000, including materials. Space
will be limited to ten people. Contact Alicia Richardson at (800) 842-5640 or
arichardson@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx for further information or to make reservations.
Be sure to visit the ESD & Affiliate Society Calendar of Events for a list of
events in the area. More information on events and registration is available on
the Web site. This list is updated by the Affiliate Organizations of ESD as a
central point for all the engineering and scientific events in the area. If you
have any questions, please contact Ron Smith at rsmith@xxxxxxx or 248-353-0735,
ext. 4148.
3/26/07-3/30/07
Great Lakes Renewable Energy Association
Solar Photovoltaic Apprentice Training
This 5-day program combines classroom sessions with field experience to provide
the graduate with the experience and reference materials needed to advance a
career in the distributed generation profession.
Contact: 517.646.6269, info@xxxxxxxxx
Web: http://www,glrea.org
3/28/07
AWMA - East Michigan Chapter
Storm Water - Don’t get rained out
The East Michigan Chapter of the Air & Waste Management Association is planning
a series of workshops in 2007 designed to better equip, train and inform
environmental professionals.
Web: http://www.emawma.org
3/28/07-4/1/07
National Society of Black Engineers
NSBE National Convention
NSBE's 33rd annual convention.
Contact: Monique A. Lake, 313 659-2216, moniquelake@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Web: http://www.nsbe.org
3/29/07
IEEE Southeatern Michigan Section
IEEE Spring Section Conference and Dinner
Michigan Information Infrastructure, presented by Teresa (Teri) M. Takai.
Contact: Prof. Chris Mi, mi@xxxxxxxx
Web: http://ewh.ieee.org/r4/se_michigan/ems/2007springkeynote.html
4/1/07
ASME
ASME Fellow Deadline
The deadline for Science & Technology Policy Fellowships is April 1st.
Contact: Kathryn Holmes
Web: http://www.asme.org/gric
4/9/07
American Society of Manufacturers
Sustaining Members Night
Topic: Advanced High Strength Steels for automotive applications.
Speaker: Ron Hughes
Contact: Caryn Ruzich, 586 573-0700, asmdetroit@xxxxxxxxxxx
Web: http://www.asmdetroit.org
4/9/07
SPE-MBGS
SPE – MBGS Meeting
Topic: Formation Testing in the Dynamic Drilling Environment
Mark A. Proett, Halliburton Energy Services
Contact: 248.994.4044, allison_schwager@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
4/16/07-4/19/07
Society of Automotive Engineers
SAE 2007 World Congress
For more information contact below
Contact: 248.273.2494,
Web: http://www.sae.org/congress/
4/20/07
Pro Musica of Detroit, Inc.
Pro Musica of Detroit
80th annual season at the Music Box of the MAX at Orchestra Hall.
Contact: 313 576 5111
4/21/07
Great Lakes Renewable Energy Association
Renewable Energy Introductory Seminars
Are you interested in learning the basics of Renewable Energy systems and how
they can work in Michigan? Then the Great Lakes Renewable Energy
Association’s (GLREA) Renewable Energy Seminars are for you.
Contact: 517.646.6269, info@xxxxxxxxx
4/24/07-4/24/07
American Polish Engineering Association
Discussion about the Figure Painter Adam Grankowsk
The wife of deceased artist Adam Grankowski will discuss his art form and his
work.
Contact: Susan Ostrowski, 734 458 0815, sostrows@xxxxxxxx
5/1/07-5/3/07
Society of Manufacturing Engineers
Rapid 2007
The premier rapid technologies and additive manufacturing event.
Web: http://www.sme.org/rapid/
5/3/07
The Detroit Society for Coatings Technology
32nd Annual FOCUS Conference
The conference is an educational event for coatings formulators, manufacturers,
end users, raw material and equipment suppliers, educators and students. It
features speakers in two tracks, and typically offers separate morning and
afternoon tutorials on technical subject matter.
Web: http://www.dsct.org
5/7/07-5/9/07
Great Lakes Renewable Energy Association
System Integrator Certification Course
This 3-day course in a classroom setting is for PV-experienced individuals in
the utility industry, building and engineering professions, state and local
inspection agencies, electrical contracting and for current practitioners in
the renewable energy or distributed generation field.
Contact: System Integrator Certification Course, 800.434.9788, info@xxxxxxxxx
Web: http://www.glrea.org
More events are listed at:
http://ww2.esd.org/calendar/eventresults.asp
Upcoming Events:
• Leadership vs. Management Networking Event
• Value Management Seminar
• Mich. Facilities Expo
• Roofing Design Conference
• Free 3rd Thursday Networking Event
• Safety Series
• Energy Conference and Exhibition
• Ethics in Construction
• Accent Reduction
• ESD Annual Dinner
Announcements:
• Sponsor an ESD Event
ESD Member Benefits:
• Crain's Detroit Business
• DHL Shipping
• Teleconferencing
Corporate Member Events:
• Simons-White Six Sigma Program
Affiliate Society Calendar:
• Click here to see a list of upcoming events of ESD Affiliate Societies
360 Services
Admamede, LLC
Aerotek
Albert Kahn Associates, Inc.
American Axle & Manufacturing
American Iron & Steel Institute
American Society of Employers
ARKEMA Inc.
BEI Associates Inc.
Blackstone Property Management
Bloomfield-Birmingham Mortgage Co.
Bolton & Associates, LLC
Boyden Executive Search
Bruel & Kjaer Instruments, Inc.
Building Industry Assoc. of S.E. Michigan
C. Ayers Limited
Caponigro Public Relations Inc.
CB Richard Ellis | Brokerage Services
Central Michigan University
Chrysan Industries
Civil & Environmental Consultants, Inc.
Climatek Engineering Inc.
Complete Digital Integration
Computer and Engineering Services
Compuware
Construction Association of Michigan
Cornerstone Controls
CTI & Associates, Inc.
DaimlerChrysler Corporation
The Dako Group
DeMaria Building Company, Inc.
DENSO International America, Inc.
The Dragun Corporation
DTE Energy
DTE Energy Gas Operations
Dürr Systems, Inc.
Eastern Michigan University
Electrical Resources Company
Elevator, Inc.
Elsas Engineering, P.C.
EMC2 Inc.
Energy Solutions Engineering Group
Engineering Laboratories, Inc.
Financial One, Inc.
Ford Motor Company
Fori Automation
Gannett Fleming of Michigan, Inc.
Gas Recovery Systems, Inc.
Gates Corporation
General Dynamics
General Motors Corp. - WFG
Gensler
George W. Auch Company
GHAFARI Associates, L.L.C.
Giffels-Webster Engineers, Inc.
Glenn E. Wash & Associates, Inc.
Golder Associates Inc.
GRA-MAG
GZA GeoEnvironmental, Inc.
Harley-Davidson Motor Company
Harley Ellis Devereaux
Hartland Insurance Group, Inc.
Henry Ford Health System
Hinshon Environmental Consulting, Inc.
HNTB Michigan, Inc.
Horiba Automotive Test Systems Inc.
Hubbell, Roth & Clark, Inc.
Jacobs Sverdrup
Jervis B. Webb
Kettering University
KFORCE Professional Staffing
Kitch Drutchas Wagner Valitutti & Sherbrook, P.C.
Kolene Corporation
L3 Communications-Combat Propulsion Systems
Lawrence Technological University
Lear Corporation
Limbach Company, Inc.
Link Engineering Co.
LTI Information Technology
Macomb Community College
Mando America
Maner, Costerisan & Ellis, P.C.
Metaldyne Corporation
Michigan State University
Michigan Technological University
Midwest Steel Inc.
Midwestern Consulting
Modern Engineering, Inc.
Modern Professional Services
Monetek, LLC
Myron Zucker, Inc.
National Center for Manufacturing Sciences
NextEnergy
Newman Consulting Group, LLC
Northern Industrial Manufacturing Corp.
Northstar Appraisal LLC
NTH Consultants, Ltd.
Oakland University
On Assignment
Original Equipment Suppliers Association
Paragon Forensic Engineering
Parsons Brinckerhoff
Patrick Engineering Inc.
Perceptron, Inc.
Perot Systems Corporation
Professional Concepts Insurance Agency
Professional Underwriters, Inc.
Q·Quest Corporation
Quanta, Inc.
R.L. Coolsaet Construction Co.
The Rains Group, A Division of Gallagher Benefit Services
Remy, Inc.
Results Systems Corp.
Ruby & Associates, P.C.
Rumford Group
Shaw Environmental, Inc.
Sigma Associates, Inc.
Simons-White & Associates, Inc.
Skanska USA Building Inc.
Southwest Research Institute
Superior Engineering Associates, Inc.
Tech-Line Engineering Company
Technip USA
Testing Engineers & Consultants
TranSystems Corporation
Trialon Corporation
Turner Construction Co.
U. S. Manufacturing Corp.
Universal Weatherstrip & Bldg. Supply
University of Detroit Mercy
University of Michigan
University of Michigan-Dearborn
Veolia Water North America
W.K. Krill & Associates, Inc.
Wade-Trim
Walbridge Aldinger Co.
Washington Group International
Wayne State University
Western Michigan University
White Construction
Worley Parsons
Air & Waste Management Association (A&WMA) - East Michigan Chapter
American Chemical Society (ACS) - Detroit Section
American Concrete Institute (ACI) - Greater Michigan Chapter
American Council of Engineering Companies (ACEC) - Michigan
American Institute of Architects Michigan (AIAMI)
American Institute of Chemical Engineers (AIChE) - Detroit Section
American Institute of Constructors (AIC) - Michigan Chapter
American Nuclear Society (ANS) - Michigan Section
American Polish Engineering Association (APEA)
American Society for Quality (ASQ) - Greater Detroit Section
American Society for Quality (ASQ) - Saginaw Valley Section
American Society of Heating, Refrigeration & Air Conditioning Engineers
(ASHRAE) - Detroit Chapter
American Society of Body Engineers (ASBE)
American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) - Southeast Michigan Branch
American Society of Engineers of Indian Origin (ASEI) - Michigan Chapter
American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) - Metro Detroit Section
American Society of Safety Engineers (ASSE) - Greater Detroit Chapter
American Water Works Association (AWWA) - Michigan Section
American Welding Society (AWS) - Detroit Section
Armenian Engineers and Scientists of America (AESA) - Detroit Section
ASM International - Detroit Chapter
Association for Facilities Engineering
Association for Iron and Steel Technology (AIST) - Detroit Chapter
Association of Soil and Foundation Engineers (ASFE)
Automotive Aftermarket Suppliers Association (AASA)
Building Commissioning Association - Central Chapter
Certified Hazardous Materials Managers of Michigan (CHMM-MI)
Construction Specifications Institute (CSI) - Metropolitan Detroit Chapter
Detroit Society for Coatings Technology
Electrochemical Society - Detroit Section (ECS)
Great Lakes Renewable Energy Association (GLREA)
Heavy Duty Manufacturers Association (HDMA)
Illumination Engineering Society of North America (IESNA) - Michigan Section
Institute of Electrical & Electronics Engineers (IEEE) - Southeastern Michigan
Section
Institute of Environmental Science & Technology (IEST)
Institute of Industrial Engineers (IIE) -Greater Detroit Chapter
Instrumentation, Systems, and Automation Society (ISA) - Southeast Michigan
Section
Mechanical Inspectors Association of Michigan (MIAM)
Metropolitan Mechanical Inspectors Association (MMIA)
Michigan Association of Environmental Professionals (MAEP)
Michigan Chapter of American Society of Landscape Architects (MASLA)
Michigan Chemistry Council (MCC)
Michigan Intellectual Property Law Association (MIPLA)
Michigan Rural Water Association (MRWA)
Michigan Society for Clinical Engineering (MSCE)
Michigan Society of Professional Engineers (MSPE)
Michigan Society of Professional Engineers (MSPE) - Detroit Metro Chapter
Michigan Society of Professional Engineers (MSPE) - Oakland Chapter
Michigan Society of Professional Engineers (MSPE) - Southeastern Chapter
Michigan Society of Professional Surveyors (MSPS) - Southeast Michigan Chapter
Michigan Water Environment Association (MWEA)
National Association of Corrosion Engineers (NACE) - Detroit Section
National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE) - Detroit Alumni Extension
National Technical Association (NTA) - Detroit Chapter
Project Management Institute (PMI) - Great Lakes Chapter
SAE International
Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE) - Detroit Section
Safety Council for Southeast Michigan
Society For Industrial and Applied Mathematics (SIAM) - Great Lakes Section
Society of American Military Engineers (SAME) - Detroit Post
Society of American Value Engineers (SAVE) - Greater Michigan Chapter
Society of Engineering Illustrators (SEI)
Society of Fire Protection Engineers (SFPE) - Michigan Chapter
Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers (SHPE) - Detroit Chapter
Society of Manufacturers' Representatives (SMR)
Society of Manufacturing Engineers (SME)
Society of Manufacturing Engineers (SME) - Detroit Chapter No. One
Society of Marketing Professionals Services (SMPS) - Michigan
Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE) - Michigan Section
Society of Plastics Engineers (SPE) - Detroit Section
Society of Tribologists & Lubrication Engineers (STLE) - Detroit Section
Society of Women Engineers (SWE) - Detroit Section
Southeast Michigan Facility/Power Plant Engineers Society (SEMPPES)
Structural Engineers Association of Michigan (SEAMi)
U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC) - Detroit Regional Chapter
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