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It also mentions algae resistant shingles. These are by far the most difficult shingles to clean. That is correct! These shingles are not immune to roofing stains. Copper shingles lose its effectiveness once the copper patinas. Why they are so much more difficult to clean, I do not know.

Most importantly it states clearly at the bottom to not use any high pressure. Even roofs with heavy moss and lichens will come completely clean after a treatment. It just takes a bit longer for the root system to die and dry out. The rain will take care of the rest.

ARMA Buletin Addressing Black Roof Stains]]> Fri, 21 Oct 2011 20:05:20 +0000 http://www.nrgmembers.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=7183 http://www.nrgmembers.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=7098
Taking place February 22-24, 2012, in the South Hall A at the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando, Florida USA, the show will offer roofing contractors of all sizes and specialties a comprehensive preview of the entire roofing construction and maintenance industry.

“We worked diligently with the hotels to ensure they offered the lowest possible rate,” said Lindsay Roberts, Director of the Expo. “Attendees and exhibitors are encouraged to make their hotel reservations now to secure their preferred hotel.”

The Hilton Orlando will serve as the headquarter hotel and the site of most NRCA meetings and events. Offering rates starting as low as $205 per night, this hotel adjacent to the Orange County Convention Center features 2 resort pools, a Lazy River, full service spa, fitness center, basketball/tennis/events courts, and a 9-hole Executive Putting and Chipping Golf Course.

Other hotels within the IRE block include:
 Embassy Suites Intl Drive/Convention Center – rates as low as $189 per night
 Hampton Inn Intl Drive/Convention Center – rates as low as $125 per night
 Homewood Suites by Hilton Convention Center – rates as low as $135 per night
 Hyatt Place Orlando Convention Center – rates as low as $145 per night
 Peabody Orlando – rates as low as $239 per night
 Red Roof Inn Convention Center – rates as low as $72 per night
 Residence Inn Convention Center Orlando – rates as low as $152 per night
 Rosen Centre Hotel – rates as low as $185 per night
 Rosen Inn at Pointe Orlando – rates as low as $75 per night
 Rosen Plaza Hotel – rates as low as $175 per night
 SpringHill Suites Convention Center – rates as low as $152 per night

“The NBA All-Star game and Daytona 500 will be held in/around Orlando the same week as the Int’l Roofing Expo,” said Bill Good, Executive Vice President of NRCA, the show’s official sponsor. “I encourage all of our members to book their hotels as soon as possible.”

American, Air Canada and Delta will serve as official airlines, offering service from destinations nationwide to the Orlando International Airport (MCO). Discounts are available off published airfares and based on availability, offering the most cost efficient travel route to the show.

Avis, Enterprise and Dollar offer discounted car rental rates to help show participants get around Orlando easily.

To secure the best rates, show participants must book through our online reservation system at http://www.TheRoofingExpo.com/attendee/housing-travel.aspx. Reservations may be made online 24-hours a day, seven days a week, or by calling 800.221.3531 during the hours of 9:00 am - 7:00 pm ET, Monday through Friday.

As the only official housing provider for the Int'l Roofing Expo, Travel Planners is the only company that can sell rooms in the official housing blocks. Attendees and exhibitors are encouraged not to use other housing providers to secure rooms.

“Offering an alternative to taxis, Mears Motor Shuttle offers discounted shuttles to all preferred hotels,” said Roberts. “For best savings, attendees and exhibitors are encouraged to purchase their round trip shuttle transfer ticket online before they arrive in Orlando.” Shuttle tickets are available for purchase at www.MearsTransportation.com using the discount code 411362050.

For information about the Int’l Roofing Expo, please visit www.TheRoofingExpo.com or call 972.536.6415 or 800.684.5761. Additional show information can be found on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/RoofingExpo, LinkedIn at http://www.linkedin.com/groups?gid=1963938 and Twitter http://www.twitter.com/RoofingExpo. Twitter users can follow the show using #RoofingExpo or @RoofingExpo.

About International Roofing Expo
The International Roofing Expo is the must-attend event for commercial and residential roofing professionals to stay abreast of market directions, trends and cutting-edge technology. Formerly owned by NRCA, the show was sold to Hanley Wood Exhibitions in May 2004. The official show sponsor is NRCA; the official show publication is Roofing Contractor; and the official residential publication is Replacement Contractor.

About Hanley Wood
Hanley Wood is comprised of four platforms: Business Media, which publishes more than 30 magazines, featuring Builder, Remodeling and Architect magazine, along with related Web sites, e-newsletters, and conferences; Exhibitions, which produces marquee events such as World of Concrete, bringing residential and commercial construction professionals face-to-face with manufacturers, suppliers, distributors, and service providers, and also manages events in other industries; Market Intelligence, which collects and aggregates proprietary data sets that capture hundreds of pieces of profile and material information about housing developments in more than 75 housing markets; and Marketing, which plans, creates, and executes strategic and integrated marketing solutions for its clients. Visit www.hanleywood.com.

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After carefully weighing all available information and considering the public comments, EPA has concluded it is not necessary to impose new lead-dust sampling and laboratory analysis, known as the clearance requirements, as part of the Lead Renovation, Repair and Painting (LRRP) rule. The Agency believes that the existing lead-safe work practices and clean up requirements -- which went into place in 2010 -- will protect people from lead dust hazards created during renovations jobs without the need for additional clearance requirements. Nothing in today's action will hamper implementation of the tough protections already in place. EPA determined that the lead-safe work practices will protect human health without imposing additional regulatory burdens and costs associated with taking dust samples and obtaining laboratory analyses.

"We're pleased that the EPA listened to the concerns of remodelers about the extreme costs the proposed clearance testing would have imposed," said Bob Peterson, NAHB Remodelers chair and a remodeler from Fort Collins, Colo. "Home owners are saved from spending a great deal of money on lead testing. If remodeling is more affordable, home owners will be able to hire an EPA-certified renovator to keep them safe from lead dust hazards during renovation."

At NAHB's request this regulation was selected for review by the EPA under the Presidential Executive Order for Regulatory Review (Improving Regulation and Regulatory Review, 76 FR 3821 issued on Jan. 21) concerning the impact of federal rules on small businesses and job creation.

The lead rule applies to homes built before 1978 and requires renovator training and certification, following lead-safe work practices, containing and cleaning dust, and record keeping.

Although EPA is not imposing clearance requirements, the final rule clarifies and strengthens the current lead-safe work practices, including requiring that a vertical containment system or equivalent measures be used when outside renovations are performed within 10 feet of a property line, and that HEPA-vacuum filters be changed at regular intervals.

Please visit www.epa.gov/lead for a copy of this final rule or for additional information on the LRRP requirements.

]]> Mon, 25 Jul 2011 01:44:54 +0000 http://www.nrgmembers.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=7051 http://www.nrgmembers.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=6991 http://www.spraypolymers.com/]]> Thu, 30 Jun 2011 22:01:12 +0000 http://www.nrgmembers.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=6991 http://www.nrgmembers.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=6917 05/31/2011

NEW YORK, NY -- The "Do It Proper with Copper" video series is back with its second installment of DIY architectural and plumbing how-to videos.

The short, instructional videos have been produced by the Copper Development Association (CDA) and are designed to illustrate exactly how one can use this versatile metal in plumbing, architecture and building and construction projects.

CDA project managers Larry Peters, who specializes in architectural applications, and Harold Moret, who specializes in plumbing applications, once again provide their expertise in proper copper application techniques.

The new series expands on the first how-to videos which launched in 2010 and cover building techniques such as: vertical lap seams, flat seams and standing seams for architectural copper systems and bending & flaring, structural adhesives and a continuation of brazing techniques used in plumbing applications.

Each video explains which tools are needed for the application, while giving a step-by-step tutorial that is easy to understand for anyone from the average do-it-yourselfer to the seasoned professional. The videos break down the different copper methods, and make sure no small details are overlooked. For example, the standing seam video not only discusses how the seam is constructed, but also how cleats should be used to attach the sheet copper to the substrate of the roof or wall.

The Do it Proper with Copper video series could be applied in the classroom and used as a learning tool by vocational schools, for training programs and apprenticeship workshops.

"We received good feedback from the first series, both from individuals using copper on their own projects and from instructors using the videos as a teaching tool. So we created this second series to expand to other joining systems and applications," said Andy Kireta Jr., vice president of building construction for CDA. "The videos are great for anybody looking for guidance on the right way to install copper systems, and they are packaged in a way that makes specific information easy to access and understand. In just a few short minutes you can gain confidence that your skills in installing the system will allow copper to provide the lifetime of service that you expect." The Do it Proper with Copper video series is available for free download at: www.copper.org/applications/doityourself/homepage.html or you can view on YouTube.

]]> Fri, 03 Jun 2011 14:31:35 +0000 http://www.nrgmembers.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=6917 http://www.nrgmembers.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=6905 05/23/2011
PEABODY, MA -- Beacon Roofing Supply, Inc. announced that it has acquired Enercon Products, a roofing distributor with six locations in Western Canada. Enercon, headquartered within its branch in Edmonton, also has branches in Calgary, Regina and Saskatoon and two branches in Vancouver and generated annual sales of approximately $45 million in 2010.

Justin Rumpel, who will remain as Enercon's General Manager after the acquisition, stated: "We are very pleased to be joining Beacon as it expands its presence into Western Canada. Enercon chose to align with Beacon not only because of its size and reputation in the industry but also because it shares Enercon's belief that success comes from hard work and a commitment to your customers and employees. We are confident that Beacon will provide the resources and know-how needed to assist with our long-term growth plans. This is a very exciting time for all of Enercon's associates and their families."

Paul Isabella, President & CEO of Beacon, emphasized the strategic fit of the Enercon acquisition and the compatibility of the two companies and stated: "Enercon has a track record of strong performance and provides us with an excellent opportunity to expand into Western Canada, giving Beacon a presence in every major Canadian market. Equally important is that Enercon shares Beacon's core values of integrity, loyalty and dedication to customer service. Enercon is a great fit for our company."

About Beacon Roofing Supply Inc.
Beacon Roofing Supply, Inc. is a leading distributor of roofing materials and complementary building products, operating 185 branches in 37 states and six provinces in Canada.

]]> Tue, 31 May 2011 19:11:38 +0000 http://www.nrgmembers.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=6905 http://www.nrgmembers.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=6856 05/09/2011
PEABODY, MA -- Beacon Roofing Supply, Inc. said it lost $6.2 million in the second quarter, on sales of $296.3 million. Sales increased 3.8% during the quarter

Paul Isabella, the Company's President & Chief Executive Officer, stated: "Despite an even harsher winter in most of the northern U.S., we managed to beat last year's results. Our second quarter 2011 results did fall short of our expectations, but our first half results tracked close to our fiscal year 2011 plan and also ahead of last year's first half. We are encouraged because our gross margin continues to improve from last year and we again increased our cash holdings. Our commercial and complementary businesses continued to perform well but most of our regions experienced declines in their residential re-roofing businesses, which included the negative impact of a drop in average shingle prices. In addition, our operating income was unfavorably affected by an increase in our bad debt provision and by higher operating losses in our acquired markets. We feel we are well-positioned to benefit from an expected pick-up in volume and price increases in the second half of our fiscal year, and we remain comfortable with our full year expectations."

Beacon Roofing Supply, Inc. is a leading distributor of roofing materials and complementary building products, operating 179 branches in 37 states in the United States and in three provinces in Eastern Canada.

]]> Thu, 12 May 2011 13:47:24 +0000 http://www.nrgmembers.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=6856 http://www.nrgmembers.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=6805 12/21/2010
PEABODY, MA -- Beacon Roofing Supply, Inc. announced it has appointed Paul M. Isabella as its new President and Chief Executive Officer. Mr. Isabella is currently the President and Chief Operating Officer of Beacon. He replaces Robert R. Buck, who will remain as Chairman of the Board. Mr. Isabella will assume his new role effective January 1, 2011.

Mr. Isabella joined Beacon in November 2007 as the President and Chief Operating Officer. His extensive background includes over 33 years of experience at major U.S. corporations where he held various leadership positions. Mr. Isabella began his career with General Electric Company in 1977 and worked in various GE businesses for 22 years. Following his tenure at GE, Mr. Isabella held executive management positions at The Stanley Works and Cooper Industries. He is a graduate of the State University of New York and GE's Manufacturing Management Program.

"I am very excited about the future of Beacon Roofing Supply with Paul at the helm as CEO," said Robert R. Buck, Beacon's Chairman of the Board.

In addition, the following promotions will take effect January 1, 2011:

David R. Grace is being promoted to Executive Vice President and continues as our CFO. Mr. Grace started his career after graduating with a degree from Bentley College in Waltham, Massachusetts. He joined Beacon as an accountant in 1987 and served in positions of increasing responsibility until he was named CFO in 1997. Mr. Grace has been with Beacon for over 23 years, and is the leader of our financial organization and oversees information technology.

Patrick Murphy is being promoted to Executive Vice President. Mr. Murphy started his career in this industry after graduating from Michigan State University. In 2008, he became a Senior Vice President at Beacon. Mr. Murphy is a veteran who has been successful at every stop in his long career at Beacon. He is a seasoned executive who truly understands our Company and industry.

James I. MacKimm is being promoted to Executive Vice President. Mr. MacKimm started his career in roofing distribution after graduating from Boston College. He has personally performed almost every operational job within Beacon after he joined in 1990. In 2008, he became a Senior Vice President at Beacon. His grass roots and executive experience will be invaluable to Beacon as we continue to implement our long-term strategies.

Kent Gardner is being promoted to Senior Vice President. Mr. Gardner started his career after serving in the United States Army and graduating from the University of Missouri. He joined Beacon in 2005 and was promoted to Vice President in March 2007. Mr. Gardner's leadership skills have been key to many of the important changes that we have implemented in several acquired companies over the years. His work ethic and enthusiastic leadership skills will serve Beacon well in the coming years.

C. Munroe Best III is being promoted to Senior Vice President. Mr. Best joined the organization full time after graduating from Elon University. During his tenure with Beacon he has been promoted several times and in 2006, he was promoted to Regional Vice President. He comes from a family with a long history in distribution and his expertise is an asset to Beacon.

About Beacon Roofing Supply Inc.:
Beacon Roofing Supply, Inc. is a leading distributor of roofing materials and complementary building products, operating 179 branches in 37 states in the United States and three provinces in Eastern Canada.

]]> Thu, 28 Apr 2011 03:22:09 +0000 http://www.nrgmembers.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=6805 http://www.nrgmembers.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=6804 12/27/2010
WASHINGTON -- The U.S. Department of Labor's Occupational Safety and Health Administration today announced a new directive withdrawing a former one that allowed residential builders to bypass fall protection requirements. The directive being replaced, issued in 1995, initially was intended as a temporary policy and was the result of concerns about the feasibility of fall protection in residential building construction. However, there continues to be a high number of fall-related deaths in construction, and industry experts now feel that feasibility is no longer an issue or concern.

"Fatalities from falls are the number one cause of workplace deaths in construction. We cannot tolerate workers getting killed in residential construction when effective means are readily available to prevent those deaths," said Assistant Secretary of Labor for Occupational Safety and Health Dr. David Michaels. "Almost every week, we see a worker killed from falling off a residential roof. We can stop these fatalities, and we must."

The National Association of Home Builders recommended rescinding the 1995 directive, as did OSHA's labor-management Advisory Committee for Construction Safety and Health; the AFL-CIO; and the Occupational Safety and Health State Plan Association, which represents the 27 states and territories that run their own occupational safety and health programs.

According to data from the department's Bureau of Labor Statistics, an average of 40 workers are killed each year as a result of falls from residential roofs. One-third of those deaths represent Latino workers, who often lack sufficient access to safety information and protections. Latino workers comprise more than one-third of all construction employees.

OSHA's action today rescinds the Interim Fall Protection Compliance Guidelines for Residential Construction, Standard 03-00-001. Prior to the issuance of this new directive, Standard 03-00-001 allowed employers engaged in certain residential construction activities to use specified alternative methods of fall protection rather than the conventional fall protection required by the residential construction fall protection standard. With the issuance of today's new directive, all residential construction employers must comply with 29 Code of Federal Regulations 1926.501((13). Where residential builders find that traditional fall protection is not feasible in residential environments, 29 CFR 1926.501((13) still allows for alternative means of providing protection.

Construction and roofing companies will have up to six months to comply with the new directive. OSHA has developed training and compliance assistance materials for small employers and will host a webinar for parties interested in learning more about complying with the standard. To view the directive and for more information, visit www.osha.gov/doc/residential_fall_protection.html

]]> Thu, 28 Apr 2011 03:18:51 +0000 http://www.nrgmembers.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=6804 http://www.nrgmembers.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=6803 01/17/2011

LONG BEACH, NY -- Home improvement salesmen have ways of convincing homeowners to part with money they had no intention of spending. Now, in the new e-book REPUBLIC OF RIPOFF: Confessions of a Home Improvement Salesman, "Buddy Marr," a 20-year veteran of the home improvement sales industry, is exposing the sneaky, shameful and downright deceitful practices that keep the money flowing into home improvement salesmen's pockets.

Marr, of course, is not his real name. The author is still working as a home improvement salesman, still enjoying the six-figure income generated by the sales tactics he reveals in REPUBLIC OF RIPOFF, and well aware that there are some in his industry who don't want their secrets to get out.

But that's not stopping Marr from spilling the beans. He's quick to point out that REPUBLIC OF RIPOFF is not about bad home improvement contractors looking to steal from people. It is, instead, a no-holds-barred look at how home improvement salesmen convince unsuspecting homeowners to make home renovations they would otherwise never dream of initiating. Through Marr's true stories -- some harrowing, others hilarious -- homeowners will learn how to spot the subtle psychological tricks employed to lighten their wallets, recognize the weaknesses that make most people vulnerable to such ploys, and ensure they don't fall prey to a ruthless home improvement salesman.

"It doesn't matter to some of these salesmen if you've spent most of your life scrimping and saving for the remodel that will turn your little house into your dream home," commented Marr. "They're going to do whatever they need to do within legal boundaries to put your money into their pockets. The homeowner's challenge is to learn how to prevent that from happening." REPUBLIC OF RIPOFF: Confessions of a Home Improvement Salesman is the first book available to help homeowners meet that challenge. Said Bob Berman, national science columnist, National Public Radio host, and author of six books, "I found this book to be filled with funny stories, all-too-human situations, and lots of useful information about the Home Improvement business. The unexpected treats included chapters that humorously recounted the strange checkered history of the door-to-door salesman going back two centuries. Highly recommended."

For a limited time, instant e-book download of REPUBLIC OF RIPOFF: Confessions of a Home Improvement Salesman includes two free bonuses: Marr's list of rebuttals homeowners can use to stop aggressive salesmen in their tracks, plus a guide designed to help homeowners get exactly what they want out of various home improvements -- and nothing they don't. See insider tips, read excerpts of the e-book and order it at www.homeimprovement-ripoffs.com

]]> Thu, 28 Apr 2011 03:12:55 +0000 http://www.nrgmembers.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=6803 http://www.nrgmembers.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=6802 03/01/2011
VALLEY FORGE, PA -- CertainTeed Corporation is strengthening its roster of industry-first solar reflective roofing products through the introduction of Landmark Solaris™ Gold, Landmark Solaris™ Platinum and Presidential Shake™ Solaris. The new asphalt shingles represent the highest solar reflectivity in the industry and the first solar reflective shingles in the market to authentically replicate the appearance of wood shake.

"Since the initial introduction of Landmark Solaris, the demand for solar reflective shingles that boost the curb appeal and improve the energy efficiency of a home has skyrocketed," says Bob Gardiner, vice president of marketing for CertainTeed Roofing. "Our newest solar reflective shingles offer a wide array of options in terms of performance, aesthetics and warranty protection -- a huge win for roofing contractors, homeowners and the environment."

Offering 25 percent solar reflectivity, Landmark Solaris Gold is available in rich, dark hues and is backed by a lifetime, limited warranty. Landmark Solaris Platinum boasts an industry-leading 40 percent solar reflectivity and is also offered in an eye-catching color palette with lifetime, limited warranty protection. Designed to replicate the look of authentic wood shakes, Presidential Solaris features a 25 percent solar reflectivity and delivers the charm of hand-split wood shakes with durability and strength that outperforms wood. All of the new shingles help reduce energy costs, are ENERGY STAR® qualified and meet the California Cool Roof Rating Council guidelines.

To learn more about CertainTeed Roofing products, visit www.certainteed.com

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Show organizers with the International Roofing Expo say this year's show attracted 18 percent more attendees than the previous year. It's a hopeful sign. Read more at the Trade Show News Network

]]> Thu, 28 Apr 2011 03:06:21 +0000 http://www.nrgmembers.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=6801 http://www.nrgmembers.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=6800 03/21/2011

The 89th annual Florida Roofing & Sheet Metal Expo is slated for June 22-25, 2011 at the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando, Florida. The show will coincide with association's annual conference.

269 booths are already reserved for this year's show, and promise to showcase the best new roofing products for thousands of roofing professionals who make the event each year.

Why not make your reservations this week?

Learn more at: http://www.floridaroof.com/content/Trade_Show_Information

]]> Thu, 28 Apr 2011 03:04:28 +0000 http://www.nrgmembers.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=6800 http://www.nrgmembers.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=6799 03/21/2011

VALLEY FORGE, PA -- CertainTeed Corporation is releasing the 10th edition of the Shingle Applicator's Manual (SAM 10), the industry's most comprehensive, fully illustrated roofing installation manual available to roofing professionals.

SAM 10 features application instructions for all CertainTeed shingle products as well as important guidelines for workmanship. In addition, the manual includes new product lines, such as CedarCrest™ Hip and Ridge Accessory and Highland Slate™, a new shingle that uses revolutionary color blending technology to create the classic look of slate roofing at an affordable value. Contractors can also earn CertainTeed's Master Shingle Applicator status when they pass a test associated with SAM.

"By offering the industry's most authoritative guide to the proper installation of steep-slope roofing systems, we are ultimately helping roofing contractors succeed," says Jay Butch, senior marketing manager of contractor programs for CertainTeed Roofing. "Roofing contractors can use it as a training tool and reference guide, as well as a sales aid when meeting with homeowners to demonstrate their commitment to quality workmanship."

SAM is published in both English and Spanish, and a companion DVD is available in both languages. To secure a copy, contractors can contact their local CertainTeed territory manager.

]]> Thu, 28 Apr 2011 02:59:39 +0000 http://www.nrgmembers.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=6799 http://www.nrgmembers.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=6798 04/26/2011

LONGMONT, CO -- A new website, www.RoofScamHelp.com recently went live to help families who have been scammed by dishonest roofing companies. Owner of Skyline Roofing USA, Jeff Posey, envisioned the non-profit as a means of helping those in need and he is thrilled by its launch. The idea to begin RoofScamHelp.com came to Jeff when he heard the story of a single mom and middle school art teacher who was sold a roof that was never supplied to her. The roofers took her money and disappeared. A year later and after many challenges, the roofing company dropped materials in her driveway where they remained for another year and a half. Clearly, those roofers would not be installing her roof as promised. And because the mom gave all of her money to the fraudulent roofing company, she could not afford to hire new roofers. In hearing this story and knowing that roofers tend to have a negative reputation for such situations, Jeff wanted to do something to help. Skyline Roofing USA has since installed the mother's new roof free of charge and so www.RoofScamHelp.com begins.

Jeff is looking for insurance companies, contractors, suppliers, associations and manufacturers to get involved with RoofScamHelp.com in order to come together and help make roofing a first class industry. Not only do roofers need to follow through on the jobs to which they commit, but insurance companies also need to be responsible to customers who need new roofs. Posey states, "I want to see the roofing industry disappear off the top ten list of biggest industry scams and RoofScamHelp.com is the first step towards doing so."


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