घर मा जीवन, भाग 2: बोरियत!

म मेरो दिमागलाई धेरै परिवर्तन गर्न चाहन्छु। म सबै पछि मिथुन हुँ। मेरो विभाजन व्यक्तित्व ताराहरूमा लेखिएको छ!

पछिल्लो महिना, मैले लेखें कि म कसरी सम्मिलित मोडमा रहन रमाईलो गर्दै थिएँ।

ठीक छ, अब छैन। यस हप्ता मैले स्नाप गरें।

केहि मात्र मलाई हिर्कायो र मैले महसुस गरें: म धेरै बोर छु! म एक्लै बस्छु। मसँग कुनै घरपालुवा जनावर छैन। मेरो जीवन एक असीमित मैनाबगको दिन हो।

मलाई गलत नबनाउनुहोस्। म पढ्दै छु सबै पुस्तकहरु म पढ्दै छु, पकाउने म गर्दैछु, र मैले बचत गरेको पैसा। मैले बेलुका कक्षा लिन थालें, र त्यो रमाईलो छ। A …

हे! अवरोध गर्न माफ गर्नुहोस् तर ….

तपाई एक सदस्य-एक मात्र लेखमा ठोकरको जस्तो देखिन्छ!

(पहिले नै एक सदस्य? यहाँ लग गर्नुहोस्।)

यो पोष्ट Nomadic म्याड प्लस प्लस को सदस्यहरु को लागी विशेष गरी छ! एनएम + हाम्रो सदस्यको एक मात्र कार्यक्रम हो जसले पाठकहरूलाई आफैंलाई पर्खल ब्लग पोष्टहरूमा पहुँच जस्तो बनाउँदछ। सदस्यहरू पनि राक्षुरिक पुस्तकहरू, गाइडबुकहरू, ब्लगिंग कोर्सहरू, घटना प्रतिकूल, मासिक कारासागत, टी-शर्टहरू, विशेष पैसा-शर्टहरू, अनन्य पैसा-बचत गरिएको यात्राको छुट, र अधिक!

Nomadic म्याट प्लस को एक सदस्य को रूप मा, तपाईं आफ्नो यात्रा अधिक सस्तो बनाउन को लागी मात्र कोटहरु प्राप्त गर्न को लागी धन्यवाद छैन तर तपाईं हामीलाई मायालु यात्रा सामग्री सिर्जना गर्न राख्न को लागी राख्न को लागी।

सबै भन्दा राम्रो, को खाजा लागत भन्दा कम सदस्यता।

यदि तपाईं यस पोस्टमा पहुँच चाहनुहुन्छ भने (100+ अन्य सदस्यहरू मात्र अन्य सदस्यहरू मात्र लेखहरू) र ती सबै उल्लेखनीय गुणहरू सम्मिलित छन् र NOMADICED LAT प्लससँगै धेरै प्राप्त गर्न सुरू गर्नुहोस्।

थप सिक

लग – इन

NAIA (Manila Airport): international Arrival process (Step-by-Step Guide)

2020 • 7 • 23

A a lot more updated Manila airport Arrival process can be found here:
For Returning Filipinos (OFWs & non-OFWs)
For Eligible Foreigners

Starting 27 July 2020, the Manila international airport Authority will be implementing a new process for passengers of international flights coming to the Ninoy Aquino international airport (NAIA).

Philippine Airlines, the country’s flag carrier, has created a in-depth step-by-step guide to help you prepare and breeze through the process. These new procedures are part of the efforts to manage the COVID-19 pandemic at crucial gateways in the country. If you’re arriving in Cebu instead, we have a separate guide for that here: CEBU airport ARRIVAL PROCESS!

In PAL’s guide, you’ll find two main classifications of passengers:

OFWs (Overseas Filipino Workers). In this post, families with at least one OFW traveling with them are considered all OFWs.

ROFs (Returning overseas Filipinos) and non-OFWs, including spouses and children of Filipinos. This also applies to eligible foreign nationals and foreign diplomats.

If you’re flying with friend to Manila, here’s how to prepare for your flight and what you must expect upon arrival.

यस गाईडमा के भयो?

1. before your flight, pre-register online for a COVID-19 swab test.
2. Register with OASIS or book a hotel.
3. At the airport, sign the declaration and Waiver Form.
4. fill out the electronic health Locator form and Arrival Card.
5. Upon arrival, fill out a lot more forms and listen to the briefing.
6. Take the COVID-19 RT-PCR swab test.
7. clear immigration check.
8. At the Arrival Hall, technique your respective desks.
9. pick up your baggage and clear Customs check.
10. transfer to your hotel.
11. At the hotel, wait for the result of your swab test.
12. proceed to your destination.
13. complete the 14-day self-quarantine.
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1. before your flight, pre-register online for a COVID-19 swab test.

As early as three days before your departure date, accomplish the electronic case investigation form (e-CIF). You’ll find the form by means of these links:

For OFWs: https://e-cif.redcross.org.ph/

For non-OFWs: https://bit.ly/3ffoAIK

You will be sent a confirmation email and a QR code. save them because you’ll be using them later on.

2. Register with OASIS or book a hotel.

Depending on whether or not you’re an OFW, this step varies.

For land-based OFWs, you need to register with the OFW help information System (OASIS) of OWWA.

For ROFs / non-OFWs, book a room at a hotel recognized by the department of Health. You can find the list of recognized hotels that are compiled by the Bureau of Quarantine (DOH-BOQ) here: DOH-Inspected hotels for Quarantine!

Any recognized hotel on the list of DOH-BOQ is allowed. but friend also created its own list of preferred hotels for that they were able to partner with to get special rates and concessions. You can find the list here.

3. At the airport, sign the declaration and Waiver Form.

Accomplish and sign the declaration and Waiver Form, indicating that you are fit to travel, which will be supplied by the staff at the check-in counter.

Make sure you also have other papers that are required by both the national government and the local government of your destination. These may change over time so contact the LGU first to make sure you’re updated.

4. fill out the electronic health Locator form and Arrival Card.

Once you have checked in, it’s time to complete the electronic health Locator form and Arrival Card.

I have tried trying to find these forms on the web site of the Bureau of Immigration, but I can’t find it so I can’t link to it. but if your phone has a QR scanner, best to just scan the QR code on the image above. You can also download a QR scanner app.

Filling out the electronic health Locator form will generate another QR code, which will be sent to your email. save this QR code because you will use this code when you arrive in Manila. (This is the second crucial QR code you need to keep!)

5. Upon arrival, fill out a lot more forms and listen to the briefing.

After deplaning, you need to clear temperature check or thermal scanning. Then, head over to the assigned waiting area where you need to complete these forms:

For OFWs, fill out the OWWA project care Slip.

For ROFs / non-OFWs, fill out the Affidavit of Undertaking.

You will be submitting it later in the process (after the immigration check).

There will be a short briefing conducted by a personnel from the Philippine coast Guard.

6. Take the COVID-19 RT-PCR swab test.

After the briefing, head to the verification and barcoding booth. Here, present the first QR code that was sent to you when you pre-registered online (before your flight).

For OFWs: They will give you 6 barcode stickers at the barcoding booth. then walk to the swab test booth, submit 5 stickers to the tester, and get tested. one of the stickers will be affixed to the back of your passport.

For ROFs / non-OFWs: pay for the COVID-19 RT-PCR swab test, which costs P4500. once paid, you’ll be handed 3 barcode stickers. walk over to the swab test booth and give all 3 stickers to the tester, who will then conduct the test. once done, one sticker will be handed back to you, which will be affixed on the back of your passport.

If you don’t have a smartphone, you may technique any of the help desks. If your phone battery goes empty, you may use any of the charging stations so you would be able to present your QR code.

7. clear immigration check.

Remember the second QR code you saved? The one that was sent to your email when you accomplished the electronic health Locator form before your flight?

Present that QR code at the Immigration.

8. At the Arrival Hall, technique your respective desks.

After going through immigration check, proceed to your respective desks:

Land-based OFWs: technique the OWWA desk (Overseas workers welfare Administration) for your quarantine hotel assignment. show them the QR code again and hand over the project care slip that you submitted earlier.

Sea-based OFWs: technique to the MARINA desk (Maritime industry Authority) for your quarantine hotel assignment.

ROFs / non-OFWs: technique to the hotel verification desk, where staff will verify your accommodation booking. present your Affidavit of Undertaking and make sure that they stamp or sign it.

It’s also possible to set up your hotel transfer here.

9. pick up your baggage and clear Customs check.

Proceed to your designated carousel to claim your baggage.

Go through Customs inspection.

For ROFs or non-OFWs, make sure you submit the Affidavit of Undertaking before leaving the terminal.

10. transfer to your hotel.

OFWs: wait for your shuttle or bus service outside the terminal. This will take you to the hotel assigned to you.

ROFs / non-OFWs: Make your way to the hotel you booked.

11. At the hotel, wait for the result of your swab test.

Upon Arrival at the hotel, check in. note that hotels have their own safety procedures that you need to follow. You may need to step on sanitizing mats or have your temperature taken too.

Wait for the result of your COVID-19 swab test. how long it takes varies. but usually, results are released after 3-5 days for OFWs or 24-48 hours for ROFs / non-OFWs.

If the test is positive, the BOQ will transfer you to a hospital. If negative, you can safe a copy of a medical certificate by means of the BOQ quarantine certificate website.

For OFWs, your accommodation and food will be shouldered by the government.
For ROFs / non-OFWs, you must pay for all your accommodation, meal expenses and extensions (if applicable).

12. proceed to your destination.

If your result is negative, you may now go home.

Land-based OFWs: you may coordinate with OWWA if you need help with transportation. check out the OWWA Uwian Na web site at uwianna.owwa.gov.ph.

Sea-Based OFWs: get in touch with your local Manning Agency.

ROFs / non-OFWs, you must carry the transportation costs to your home.

You may also be picked up at the hotel by your relatives.

13. complete the 14-day self-quarantine.

Upon arrival, complete your 14-day quarantine or self-isolation.

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Bacuit Grill Bar and restaurant in El Nido, Palawan

We were magnetized by the big, bold letters posted in front of a seaside restaurant along Bacuit Bay. It said “Happy Hour.” We were just there for dinner but the idea of getting two glasses of cocktail drinks for the price of one was strong enough to add some alcohol in our supposedly sober dinner.

Bacuit Grill Bar and restaurant is an open-air dining place perfect for those who wish to see the sunset at the bay. It is on the far end of the bay so you might find yourself walking along the beach for quite some time just to get here. Its wooden columns and chairs, bamboo ceiling, and nipa walls and roofs provide that tropical beach ambiance. The sound of the waves rolling made our stay here more relaxing. As darkness fell, candles provided enough light for friendly conversations. I guess that’s the strongest appeal of this place — it allows customers to enjoy food without letting them forget that they are on the beach!

Bacuit Bay
We somehow predicted, while observing other people’s orders, that the serving was humongous. While my friends ordered pasta, I had Crab in sweet and Sour Sauce and rice. As expected, it was big. My blogging buddy and I had to share coz there was no way I could finish that one crab without dying due to high blood pressure. LOL. Besides,  it was really good for 2-3 persons. The sound of the crab’s shell as we break them to scoop out the meat was music to us as we were really starved coming from a five-hour trip from Puerto Princesa. The smell assured us that it was fresh — it did not smell malansa. It tasted good, too. I just wished they added something more to the dish. The crab was great but there was nothing special. The sauce was a letdown, too. It actually tasted like it came out of one of those bottles of ready-to-serve sauces.

But on the upside, where can you find a full serving of fresh, delicious crabs for only P190? I’m certainly not complaining. 🙂

Crab in sweet and Sour Sauce (P190)
I also had a taste of my friends’ pasta dishes (carbonara and meat sauce). They were good. That’s all I can say. खासै केई हैन। Tasted exactly what you would expect from an average restaurant. but the serving was really big.

Cocktails and pasta
I guess at this point, it is important to note that Bacuit Grill Bar and Resto is more of a bar than a sit-down restaurant. The food is great for the price because they offer generous servings. If dinner is what you want, this will satisfy but not blow you away. but if it’s drinks that you’re after, maybe it’s the place to be. but the real selling point of the place is its excellent, romantic location and ambiance.

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Passions of Paradise: Michaelmas Cay and the terrific barrier Reef, Australia

since we left the port, I never moved from my seat because if I did, I would throw up everything I had for breakfast in one forceful blow. Oh wait, I didn’t have breakfast that morning, so I’d have probably puked my soul out. Assuming, of course, that I have a soul.

Cliche as it sounds, but it wasn’t the boat. It was me.

We landed in Cairns from Sydney at around midnight, and it wasn’t until 3am that sleep was finally able to give my restless mind a visit. By 6am, despite the heavy resistance of my eyelids, I was already up. It was our first day in Cairns and the boat would leave at 8am. We just wanted ample lead time just in case we struggle to find the port. struggling to find our destination isn’t really new to us; it’s more like the rule than the exception.

Defying expectations, we found the port and the boat almost right away — HA! Suck it, Murphy’s Law! — only to be told that we had to check in at the terminal building on the other end of the jetty. Of course. Why the hell didn’t we think of that? and at that moment, we considered changing this blog’s name from “Poor” to “Absolutely stupid Traveler.” but it was totally fine. We were on our way to seeing a part of the terrific barrier Reef for the first time, and nothing — you hear me, Murphy’s Law? — nothing was going to make that sunshiny day less bright.

The next thing I knew, I was in the toilet, vomiting all my pride out.

Inside the Cairns Reef Terminal
Just in time for the Cairns sunrise
The 25m passions of Paradise
The lack of food and sleep had finally taken a toll on me. I had never experienced sea sickness before, and having my first time on the way to the terrific barrier Reef was unfortunate, to say the least. The monster waves that splashed through the window into my face were taunting me. As I wallowed in self-pity and envy, the staff was doing a scuba diving demonstration for the tourists gathered around the bar.

“This can’t be,” I thought. “I have to turn the tides.”

Paradise Reef

The boat halted just next to Paradise Reef, a mooring spot exclusive to passions of Paradise. This exclusivity ensures that the site isn’t crowded. This hard coral reef is home to a wide array of species, the most famous of which is probably Wally the Humphead Maori wrasse. It is part of the greater outer barrier Reef

During our trip, the boat was carrying more than 40 passengers, a third of which were gathered at the saloon for the scuba diving briefing. As they exited the room, one of the friendly crew noticed me curled up in a fetal position in the sad corner. “तिमि ठिक छौ?” उसले सोध्यो। I’m kicking myself in the butt right now, for I can’t remember the guy’s name. (I know, I’m horrible.)

Scuba Diving briefing
Scuba Diving beginners having their first dip at the outer barrier of the terrific barrier Reef.

I explained the dizzying predicament I was in, and he suggested that I go and hang out by or on one of the two nets sprawled outside so I could feel more comfortable. I did just that (after yet another intimate session with the toilet for a throw-up party). but I began to feel better outside. Vins (yes, my blogging partner) has already jumped into the water to snorkel. It was cold, he said, but he wished I would go and share the cold with him because we’re a team. I responded by pointing out that I am and have always been a very cold person, that he should take one for the team, and maybe as a reward, I won’t eat his share of lunch.

It was only then that I got to take a look at the boat. passions of Paradise is a custom-designed sailing catamaran built by Kanga Birtles to the standards of the Sydney Naval architect Graham Parker. constructed specifically for commercial sailing to Paradise Reef and Michaelmas Cay, the vessel is 25 meters long, featuring a 10.4m beam and fiberglass composite hulls. The boat has two big toilets, one of which I had become very familiar with, unfortunately.

After only 30 minutes, Vins was back from a date with Nemo. “It was beautiful,” he shared. (Vins will be writing about his snorkeling experience at Paradise Reef in a separate post.)

Michaelmas Cay

After a hearty lunch, consisted of a platter of cold cuts and substantial bowls of pasta, salad, and prawns, we moved on to our next stop. At this point, I was feeling a lot better but still not well enough to swim. Such a shame that I was at the terrific barrier Reef but couldn’t see the trove of treasure it hides underneath the waves. Shame, shame.

The guy-whose-name-slipped-my-mind checked on me and made sure I had adequate lunch. “If you really can’t snorkel, why don’t you join the Glass bottom boat Tour?” he suggested.

Glass bottom Boat
The Glass bottom boat tour is, well, pretty self-explanatory. We hopped on a much smaller boat and in between the flanks of seats ran a groove that allowed underwater view. Our guide was generous with information and explained many interesting facts about the booming marine wildlife around the area. There was an abundance of corals of all types, but the highlight of the tour was the giant clams, green turtles, and a few black tip sharks swimming around the Michaelmas Cay.

After around 40 minutes of aquatic voyeurism, we decided to hit the shore where we were greeted by a flurry of migratory birds. Michaelmas Cay is one of the only seven most important seabird breeding sites on the terrific barrier Reef. located 40km northeast of Cairns, it is the only site within the Cairns section of the UNESCO Heritage site that allows visitor access to a seabird rookery, although a makeshift fence draws the line between the bird area and the beach for tourists.

Michaelmas Cay
Michaelmas Cay is a breeding site for many species of terns.
Michaelmas Cay is a paradise for snorkelers and beach bums alike.
Soar.
BirdLife international proclaimed the cay an important Bird area for its role in supporting significant populations of Sooty and Crested terns, and the common Noddy.

Snorkelers waded the shallow water back to the shore. dozens of terns glided gloriously overhead. The boat danced gracefully with the waves; they’re much gentler in this part of the reef. The wind was playful, tousling my hair. This day might not have started the way I wanted, but it was water under the bridge now. I sat on the supple, powdery sand, watched all the beauty that surrounded me, and let it all sink in.

Beauty cures.

I was all right. and it was perfect.

Passions of Paradise
1 Spence St, Cairns City QLD 4870 Australia
Email: reservations@passions.com.au
Website: www.passions.com.au

Rates (inclusive of reef levy):
Adult: AUD 169
Child (ages 4-14): AUD 110

Where to stay: Cairns central YHA Hostel offers safe and economical accommodations smack at the heart of the city. Beds are as low as AUD 21.50.

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Lao San Cafe: Where to eat in Malacca, Malaysia

bring an empty stomach, the bad Traveler as well as his bad good friends Asta as well as Ces hurried back to Jonker street to discover a location to have dinner at. regrettably for us, the restaurants along Jonker were all closed for the day. It was already past 9 o’clock as well as we have just completed the Malacca River Cruise, for which we spent much time waiting in line. While street food abounded the popular street that night, we were trying to find a location where we might sit down as well as have appropriate dinner. We had walked the length of the street twice to no avail; we made a decision to look elsewhere.

We turned onto the adjacent street, parallel to the river, as well as discovered a bright area — a cafe, which was still available to serve us. While we really hoped they were serving rice meals, we were truly not in the setting to select at the time. We went into the cafe, chosen a table with the view of the river, as well as requested the menu.

There were no rice meals. Damn.

The location was Lao San Cafe, an unassuming homey cafe on the edge of Malacca Chinatown by the river. The menu handed to us provided beverages as well as homemade cendol, which were the bestsellers. We asked the waiter whether they served something solid.

Lao San cafe in Melaka Chinatown at night
“Dumplings,” he said. “We have dumplings.”

Ces, Asta, as well as I all agreed that it was great sufficient for us. We were truly starved at that point as well as we would eat anything that isn’t streaming or melting.

“But,” the waiter stated however then hesitated. He smiled.

“But what sir?” I asked.

“I’m terrified it’s pork,” he answered.

“Don’t worry, we like pork!” stated Ces. “Oh, exactly how we like pork!”

The waiter explained that he believed we were Muslims so he believed we would not want it.

While waiting, each of us bought a drink. I had a glass of Barley drink while my two female companions had Ice Lemon Tea as well as Ice White Coffee.

Ice White Coffee (RM 3.9), Barley drink (RM 3.9) as well as Ice Lemon Tea

The Barley drink was really lemon barley drink as the lemon overpowered the “barley” taste, which I appreciated. It was citrusy sour as well as had a tangy after taste. one more thing I liked about it was that its sweetness was just right. The White Coffee tasted like the ones we get from Starbucks or other a lot more prominent cafe, except that it’s a great deal cheaper. Of the three drinks, I liked the Ice Lemon Tea the most, which regrettably was not my drink. The tea as well as lemon flavors were both extremely strong, making this drink a a lot more potent as well as a lot more tasty version of the dull ones we get from other restaurants. I truly liked it.

The dumplings had a extremely short life span on our plates. less than five minutes after they were served, they were gone. We were truly that hungry. There was nothing special about the dumplings however they tasted truly good, anyway. If anything, the serving was rather smaller than what we expected.

While completing our food, a few boats passed by as well as we enjoyed the tourists take pleasure in their cruise. We kept on speaking about exactly how great it would be if we succeeded in cleaning up Pasig River as well as have cafes on its banks, enabling people to enjoy the waves roll downstream as well as bond with nature in the middle of the city. I believe it can still be possible however not anytime soon. We have a great deal of work to do to clean up Pasig.

Anyway, while Lao San cafe was not able to quench our growing hunger, the view as well as the atmosphere of the location were genuinely satisfying. It’s not since the food was not pleasant. On the contrary, they tasted good! We were just very hungry. The dumplings were sufficient to revive our energy to discover one more restaurant in the area. Unfortunately, it truly seemed like the heritage town, with the exception of Jonker street, was already asleep. We ended up gorging on some street food on stick in Jonker.

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2020 • 7 • 19

It’s been four months since the neighborhood quarantine was implemented right here in Metro Manila. Yep, it’s been four long months, however somehow it feels much longer partly since I have not stepped outside of our apartment vicinity this whole time. one of the things I miss about the “old days” aside from travel was the restaurant scene. We would satisfy up with buddies or household as well as just enjoy fantastic food as well as excellent service.

These days, of course, we prepare our food most of the time, however there are moments when we crave something beyond our restricted culinary powers, particularly when there’s an occasion. Thankfully hotels as well as restaurants have been adapting to the new normal, providing their signature dishes to customers. one of the establishments that just recently introduced a shipment service is Sheraton Manila Bay.

Sheraton Manila Bay now offers gourmet takeaways. Called “The Culinary Courier,” this new service can bring Sheraton’s most-loved dishes to your doorstep — from worldwide favorites to regional specialties. Whether you’re celebrating something, you’re craving a specific dish, or you just want to level up your dining experience at home, here’s exactly how to you can avail of this service.

Delivery Menu

Below is The Culinary Courier‘s shipment menu. costs are net. For the detailed description of each dish, inspect out the full menu here.

SALADS
Mango kani salad: P200
Vegan aubergine salad: P200
Caesar salad: P300
Caesar by the bay: P350

SANDWICHES
Pulled pork a la Cubano: P250
Beef shawarma: P250
Chicken shawarma: P250

PASTA
Fettucine carbonara: P400
Spaghetti shrimp scampi: P400
Penne puttanesca with blackened chicken: P400

RICE SPECIALTIES
Sheraton gourmet rice box: P380
Seafood paella: P480

HOME cooked GOODNESS
Pot roast beef: P999
Lengua estofado: P999
Pepper roasted pork loin: P899
Whole Spanish roasted chicken: P899
Pork belly roulade: P899

PASTRIES & CAKES
Signature mango tart: P490
Dark chocolate supreme: little P670, big P1300
Mango cheesecake: large, P1300
Dalgona tiramisu: P380

How to Order

You must order in advance with any type of of the following:

Phone number: +632 5318 0788

Email address: sh.mnlsb.fnb@sheraton.com

Please enable sufficient lead time:
For salads, pastas, sandwiches as well as rice dishes: 45 minutes.
For house cooked goodness, bread, pastries as well as cakes: 1 day.

Operating hours:
Daily, 9am to 6pm

भुक्तानी विधि:
Cash, credit history card, debit card.
Credit card transactions must be pre-paid.
Once repayment is confirmed, no refund or cancellation is allowed.

Delivery Method:
You’re accountable for booking your carrier service (LalaMove, Grab, etc).
But please notify the hotel of the details of your booked service.
Tell the driver to pick it up at the hotel primary entrance Canopy Area.
Strictly no mask, no pickup.

Sheraton Manila Bay is found at M. Adriatico cor. Gen. Malvar Streets, Malate, Manila.

For more information, inspect out their official website as well as accounts on Facebook, Instagram, as well as Twitter.

यूट्यूबमा थप सुझावहरू ⬇️⬇️⬇️

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