Hi! I'm Oliver, but please, call me Ollie. You can call me Oliver if you want to, though. Anyways, I am not a boy, I am a girl. I'm not transgender or anything, and I don't know why I was named Oliver. Please don't tell people I'm lying about my gender, because I promise you I'm not lying. I was born in Mikun, (Mikun is a city in Komi, and Komi is a state in Russia) on March 7th, 2001. I had learnt British English when I was maybe 7. I am an "Anime Geek" and I love the anime Hetalia with all my heart. I love how the anime itself is funny, fun-loving, and informational all together, yet also sad and heartbreaking. My favorite characters are Italy, Romano, Spain, Russia, and Prussia, but if I had to pick one of them to be my all-time favorite, it'd be Romano. I don't mean in a Romantic way, I only like Italy like that, I love Romano as if he's my protective older brother. I think of Russia and Prussia as older brothers as well, but Romano seems more protective and secretly caring. I have an OC, who isn't completely different from me other than age, slight looks, and the fact she is a country. I call her Jengavi considering I didn't want her to be a real place, but one all of my own and from my imagination. She has long, curly blonde hair, crystal blue eyes, pale like skin, and a happy face. She has a big heart and cares for others. She also loves to bake! Her age is really 133, and she'll be 134 on March 7th. Her age look, though, is 23. She had become a state on November 17th, 1883, became a country on April 29th, 1903, and gained her independence on March 7th, 1912. I hope you remember, me and Jengavi are the same. We aren't different, I modeled her after me. I didn't want her to be the person I'm not, or someone I compare myself to, I wanted her to be me. Me and her aren't two different individuals, we're one human being. So don't think she's just an OC, think of her as me. And remember, if you ever need anything, like inspiring words or someone to hug, come to me.
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To keep track of all the songs posted for Music Project 365 on Casual Details. 

2013: 1 song a day, 365 songs a year
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January Set:
Day 1 - Goldroom - Sweetness Alive
Day 2 - Asa - The Way I Feel
Day 3 - Local Natives - Heavy Feet
Day 4 - Avicii vs Nicky Romero - I Could Be The One [Nicktim]
Day 5 - Late Night Alumni - Shine
Day 6 - Jay-Z - December 4th (Sourface Remix)
Day 7 - Dog is Dead - Teenage Daughter
Day 8 - Little Red - Rock It
Day 9 - MNDR - Feed Me Diamonds (RAC Mix)
Day 10 - Awon feat. Thomas Prime - Believe In Us
Day 11 - Zero 7 - Pop Art Blue
Day 12 - Two Door Cinema Club - Sun (Gildas Kitsune Club Night Remix)
Day 13 - Flight Facilities - With You Ft. Grovesnor
Day 14 - Justin Timberlake Ft. Jay-Z - Suit & Tie
Day 15 - A$AP Rocky - F**kin' Problems (ft. Drake, 2 Chainz & Kendrick Lamar)
Day 16 - AM - A Complete Unknown
Day 17 - Noosa - Walk On By (Sound Remedy Remix) [recommended by E.Rowe]
Day 18 - Great Lake Swimmers - The Great Exhale
Day 19 - Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs - Garden
Day 20 - Doctor Dru & Adana Twins - Juicy Fruit
Day 21 - Disclosure - White Noise ft. AlunaGeorge
Day 22 - Magnolia - Lushlife
Day 23 - Nabiha - Mind the Gap (No SoundCloud track available)
Day 24 - Flying Lotus - Tea Leaf Dancers
Day 25 - Jurassic 5 - What's Golden
Day 26 - John  Butler - Ocean (Acoustic Set)
Day 27 - Lemâitre - Time to Realize
Day 28 - French Kiwi Juice - The Twins
Day 29 - Gigamesh - Fleetwood Mac - Dream Remix
Day 30 - Si*Se - This Love

February Set:
Day 31 - Real Estate - It's Real
Day 32 - Elli Ingram - Poetic Justice Cover (Prod. Felix Joseph & Rudi Redz)
Day 33 - Lighthouse and the Whaler - Venice
Day 34 - Falcons - Vroom
Day 35 - Big Boi (feat. A$AP Rocky & Phantogram) - Lines
Day 36 - Sun Rai - San Francisco Street
Day 37 - Atlas Genius - Trojans
Day 38 - Yonas - One More Time
Day 39 - Milo Greene - 1957
Day 40 - James Blake - Retrograde (Mokhov Trip-hop Remix)
Day 41 - Mos Def - Mathematics (Freddie Joachim Remix)
Day 42 - Little River Band - Reminiscing 
Day 43 - Kisses - The Hardest Part
Day 44 - Swedish House Mafia - Save the World
Day 45 - Maxwell - Ascension (Don't Ever Wonder)
Day 46 - Viceroy - Dream of Bombay (Bit Funk Remix)
Day 47 - Röyksopp & Susanne Sundfør - Running To The Sea
Day 48 - The Postal Service - A Tattered Line of String
Day 49 - The Procussions Ft. Shad and J Kyle Gregory - Today
Day 50 - Dragonette - Easy (Fabian Remix)
Day 51 - Kaytranada - All We Do ft. JMSN
Day 52 - HAIM - Falling
Day 53 - Zo! - This Could Be The Night feat. Eric Roberson, Darien Brockington & Phonte (TBGRemix)
Day 54 - Elle Varner - I Don't Care
Day 55 - Alex-Isley - Into Orbit
Day 56 - Frank Ocean - Eyes Like Sky
Day 57 - Body Language - Social Studies (Plastic Plates Remix)
Day 58 - Gemini - Robots (Chrome Sparks Remix)
Day 59 - TOKiMONSTA - Go With It Ft. MNDR)

March Set:
Day 60 - Toro Y Moi - So Many Details (Remix Ft. Hodgy Beats)
Day 61 - Melaena Cadiz - Neon Drag (No SoundCloud track available)
Day 62 - Opus Orange - Almost There
Day 63 - Trails and Ways - Mountain Tune
Day 64 - Ghost Beach - Miracle
Day 65 - Isaac Tichauer - Doing What I Got
Day 66 - Goapele - Play
Day 67 -  Jeremih - Keep Moving Ft. Marcus Fench
Day 68 - Primitive Radio Gods - Standing Outside a Broken Phone Booth with Money in My Hand
Day 69 - Janet Jackson - That's the Way Love Goes
Day 70 - Mars Today & Teeko Ft. Rojai - Elevation
Day 71 - C2C - Down the Road
Day 72 - Wild Belle - It's Too Late
Day 73 - Daughter - Candles
Day 74 - Hey Champ - Comet
Day 75 - Ed Sheeran - Give Me Love
Day 76 - Visitor - Coming Home
Day 77 - Tortured Soul - Fall in Love
Day 78 - Ne-Yo - Forever Now
Day 79 - Roy Ayers - Everybody Loves the Sunshine (No SoundCloud Track available)
Day 80 - Kan Sano - Minamo
Day 81 - Jamie N Commons - Devil in Me
Day 82 - Junip - Your Life, Your Call
Day 83 - FloFilz - Sippin
Day 84 - Kaskade - It's You, It's Me
Day 85 - Giraffage - Close 2 Me
Day 86 - Denitia and Sene - Casanova
Day 87 - Big Poppa - Woody x The Notorious B.I.G 
Day 88 - Tiger Tsunami - Antarctica 
Day 89 - Rhye - Open
Day 90 - Fleet Foxes - Blue Ridge Mountains

April Set:
Day 91 - Electric Guest - This Head I Hold
Day 92 - Owl Eyes - Closure
Day 93 - Para One - Every Little Thing (feat. Irfane & Teki Latex) (Plastic Plates Remix)
Day 94 - Little Daylight - Name in Lights
Day 95 - Miguel Migs - Lose Control Ft. Lista Shaw
Day 96 - Martin Solveig - The Night Out
Day 97 - Yuna - Lullabies (Adventure Club Remix)
Day 98 - David Guetta - Just One Last Time Ft. Taped Rai
Day 99 - Pretty Lights - Finally Moving
Day 100 - Naughty Boy Ft. Sam Smith - La La La (Pale Remix)
Day 101 - Blackbird Blackbird - It's a War
Day 102 - 
Day 103 -
Day 104 -
Day 105 -Jamie Woon - Shoulda (Sam Chelly Remix)
Day 106 - Miike Snow - The Wave
Day 107 - Lorde - Royals
Day 108 - Jakwob - Fade (Sane Beats Remix)
Day 109 - Daft Punk - Get Lucky Ft. Pharrell
Day 110 - FCL - It's You (David Morales Remix)
Day 111 -
Day 112 - 
Day 113 - 
Day 114 - Mystery Skulls - Ghost
Day 115 - Blackstreet - No Diggity Ft. Dr. Dre, Queen Pen
Day 116 - Talib Kweli - To the Music
Day 117 - Hi Tek - Music for Life (No SoundCloud track available)
Day 118 - Kero One - In All the Wrong Places
Day 119 - Inc. - The Place
Day 120 - David Bryne & St. Vincent - Who

May Set:
Day 121 - Bibio - You
Day 122 - Kill Paris - Baby Come Back
Day 123 - Goldroom - Only You Can Show Me
Day 124 - IAMNOBODI - Good Wine
Day 125 - Hot Toddy - Down to Love
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Louise Setara may be only 24, but she’s always been musically mature. After all, she started her recording career as a toddler. “Before I could even talk properly, I was singing. My mom has a recording of me singing Patsy Cline’s ‘I Love You Honey’ at three-years-old,” says the soulful singer, whose debut disc, Still Waters, will be released in the US on September 12th by Coast Records/Manhattan Records/EMI. “I got it out the other day and it’s so funny—I was so young, I couldn’t even pronounce the words properly. But I was in tune.”

Louise, who was born in Reading, England and currently resides in Farnborough, was home-schooled in academics and music by her mom Lorraine. “My mom used to sing a lot growing up. She never did it professionally, it just came naturally. So she taught me,” says Setara. “And every time we’d have company, my mom would call me into the middle of the living room and say, ‘Sing.’ I was shy, but as she said to me before my first talent show, and many times thereafter, ‘If you don’t sing now, how are you going to sing in front of a crowd of people?’ At the time, I thought she was mad, but boy am I glad she did that.”

Her hardcore training paid off when Setara made her stage debut—at all of seven. “I was at a wedding, and one of the Drifters was supposed to perform,” recalls Setara. “I kept following him around, asking ‘Can I sing with you, can I sing with you?’ And in the end, he sang ‘My Girl’ and called me on stage to sing it with him. And I was hooked. I just thought, ‘This is definitely what I want to do with the rest of my life.’”

That passion for performing drove Setara to turn a chance talent show meeting with music manager Kwame Kwaten—who has worked with artists like Seal and Mick Jagger—into a management contract at 15. “He was one of the judges,” recalls Setara, “and after I sang, he called me and my parents up to the DJ box and he exchanged numbers with my parents.” Kwame set her up to do some demos with different writers and producers but both he and Louise felt something wasn’t connecting so Kwame enlisted a new production company called Four Fives, and one of their producers, Anthony Clark to work with Louise. Clark had her record everything from pop to Celine Dion-inspired power ballads. But still nothing fit. Then, one day, Four Fives Boss, Andrew Greasley and Kwame suggested a different more spiritual angle-it was time for Setara to sing a classic. “They wanted me to do these old, 1920s spiritual/gospel numbers,” she says. “They were way before my time! So Anthony and I recorded three. And like magic, everything just clicked.”


And so she was on her way—except for one thing. Born Louise Smith, the singer thought she ought to have a bigger, shinier name to fit her big, bold, earthy voice. “Louise Smith just doesn’t have that ring,” says the singer, whose rich Irish-Brit-Brazilian-Gypsy mix is evident in rose-tinged pale skin high-lighted by deep brown eyes and thick dark locks. “But when I was younger, everyone used to always call me, ‘Little Star.’ So my mom started asking people of different ethnicities how to say ‘Little Star’ in different languages. And she found out from our neighbor who owns the corner shop that ‘Setara’ means little Star in Punjabi. As soon as he said ‘Setara,’ I knew that was my name. Louise Setara.”

And thus a little star was born. But inspired by hard lessons learned on the way to becoming a big star—and thus maintaining her wunderkind status—Setara co-wrote her first song, the upbeat and powerful anthem “Wrong Again,” with composers Peter Gordeno and Chris Porter at 15. “Writing was like a therapy session,” she says. “Some of those lyrics are exactly the words that came out of my mouth.”

The song is one of two the singer co-wrote for Still Waters, an intriguing blend of old school soul numbers and earthy, emotion-laden gospel. The second, “I Can Hurt,” is a heartbreaker Setara penned with songwriter Tom Frasier. “It hasn’t been easy getting to where I am now,” Setara says of the track, inspired a traumatic break-up she experienced when she was 16. “It just captured that time when you feel too old to be a baby, but too young to be a grown-up.”

The youthful, angsty energy of those two tracks serves as stark contrast to Setara’s heady alto on 1920s gospel gems like “Sylvie.” The old-school track features an inspired collaboration with gospel icons Ladysmith Black Mambazo. “I knew who they were from a song they sang in a baked- beans commercial—I used to sing it all the time,” she recalls. “They really know what they’re doing—it’s perfection. We did two takes and then we had it.”

With such bold, precocious confidence, Setara demonstrates a range and emotional depth that belies her youth—from the bold, bursting “Can’t Stop The River,” which Seal wrote for the singer, to the hushed melancholy of the 1920s gem “Circle.” But how did the singer work up the nerve to cover such classics as Bob Dylan’s “Make You Feel My Love” and Bruce Springsteen’s “If I Should Fall”? “I didn’t know any better,” she admits with a smirk. “A lot of the songs, I hadn’t heard before I started working on them. But I could connect to them—I feel like they’re a part of me. I can just connect them to my life. When I first heard “Circle,” I didn’t want to sing it at all. It’s just so sad. I didn’t want to connect to it. It was just too sad. But when I went to the studio to put it down, it just moved me so much. When I sing a song, I really get into the lyric. I just try to imagine how I would feel, and the emotion comes through.”

Grammy-winning producer Jay Newland (who’s worked with Setara idols Etta James and Stevie Wonder, amongst others) couldn’t agree more. “Louise has a maturity in her voice that most singers spend a lifetime acquiring,” he says.

For her part, Setara says she has put a lifetime into these songs. “I’m young, yeah, but I’ve lived with this passion for so long. I can’t wait to share it,” she says. “This is me, so what is there to be nervous about? It is different. And maybe people won’t like different—because people are scared of different. But maybe they’ll say, ‘Wow, finally. Someone has come up with something different.”

Big Pale started rapping on January 1st of the year 2013. Growing up, the first CD he ever purchased was The Eminem Show. His music is heavily influenced by Eminem, Mac Miller, Biggy, and most recently Big L. He has also been influenced by the rap/hip hop culture through his cousin Ross Spargur. Ross's passion for promoting the rap industries new artists has given Tunnel Vision the motivation to pursue a rapping career. However, Tunnel Vision wants his words to be heard and has no interest in the attention the music career brings. His goal is to make profit in the music industry to raise money for Breast Cancer Awareness. Also, he wants to start two non-profit organizations. One for homeless people and one for recovering addicts/alcoholics. These goals stem from his new found spirituality. He is a reborn again christian and currently participates in various charitable events. His newer songs which mainly start in November 13 show his new found spirit. Stay tuned in this rap journey for what will be a clash between two ways of living!

Name: Samirah  O'lantern
age: 1800
October/ 31
Killer Style: Most of my clothes are hot pink,black or in spiceberry,Just because I like punk fashion doesn't mean I don't like different colors.
Freaky Flaw: I'm not perfect and have many different flaws...but I guess it would have to be that I have low self esteem.
Pet: Pinkamena is my loveable suger glider,she loves to get herself in trouble.
Favorite Activity: Playing my guitar
Biggest Pet Peeve: My biggest Pet Peeve is when a person makes a sucking noise with a straw when the cup becomes almost empty or when free offers always have a catch.
Fave School Subject:Hist. Of the Undead
Least Fave Subject: P.E
Favorite Color: SpiceBerry
Favorite Food: Sweet Potato fries there so rocking
BFF'S:  Valenshy,Blitz, and Raine

About the Character: The daughter of  Samhain ,Samirah transferred from Notre Dame Academy to Monster High, Samirah wanted to rebel against her father and left her prep school.When she heard about Monster High,she decided to attend that school and blend in with a regular crowd  of monsters.She is very rebellious and wants nothing to do with her fathers business.But around her friends she is very cheery and friendly;She wants to keep her family life secret and avoids anything to do with them.

Physical Description: Unlike her father being in a child form,Samirah Physical age is that of a full-grown girl in her late teens.Also unlike her father Samirah doesn't have a Pumpkin Shaped head.It is believed that got her Physical Appearance  from her  mother,the only thing she had gotten from her father was her orange skin.  

She has long raven black hair with blue highlights.Her hair style is called The Blue tousled hairstyle,which fits her personality around her parents.She wanted something original and different,something that showed people she wants to stand out. Originally she had long curly raven black hair which was styled in a preppy updo,which you used to fit her old life at Notre Dame Academy.

She has a light orange skin type, and has a condition known as heterochromia Iridum which gives her two different eye colors.One Amber ( right) and the other violet.It is unknown from were she got her eye color from.


Personality: Samirah is a different person around her parents she  Idolatries all fave bands like three days screams,axings park,hellstorm,and Fireleaf she crackes up the music which  drives her parents nuts,She has lies to both of her parents but mostly her father,She talks to parents with a scorn and she is very Stubborn toward them.When she is around her friends of course she still Idolatries all her fave bands,but she is also friendly,caring, and funny.She loves her friends and always stands up for the people who can't stand up from there self's. she is an animal lover and cares about nature.Even though she looks mean don't be afraid to talk to her,cause she enjoys making new friends. 

 
Classical Monster : Samirah is the daughter of  Samhain aka Sam also known as the spirit of Halloween and also is a demon .This form in the human world is of a child wearing orange pajamas and a burlap sack over his face. even though he looks like a child in are world he was born sometime in the 16th century when the holiday was first started. Samhain is the enforcer of Halloween's rules and rituals. As enforcer of the rules and rituals of Halloween,Samhain takes it upon himself to punish those who break tradition in the most brutal and mischievous way possible.

RelationShips

Parents : Samirah lives with both her parents in a pumpkin shaped house; Which she said "It's like living in side my fathers house,it's big and full of hot air".Her father wants her to take over the families business and become the spirit of halloween but she rather become a school teacher.

Friends : Samirah's Friends are Valenshy Lipitoare,Blitz Anglo ,Rosetta Xochitl, Fawn Ελάφι, and Raine Havfrue.
She loves all her friends and goes out of her way to help them;She is always happy to met new people and tries to make a good impression on them.

Pet:Samirah's pet is a sugar glider that is named Pinkamena,she is Light Rasperryish gray color with very pale raspberry highlights.Pinkamena has very pale cornflower blue eyes.

Romance: Samirah has a big crush on Wulfric Lup,Who plays on the Monster High Varsity Foot Ball team.This being his last year at monster high;Samirah goal is to make him fall in love with her.

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Louise Setara may be only 24, but she’s always been musically mature. After all, she started her recording career as a toddler. “Before I could even talk properly, I was singing. My mom has a recording of me singing Patsy Cline’s ‘I Love You Honey’ at three-years-old,” says the soulful singer, whose debut disc, Still Waters, will be released in the US on September 12th by Coast Records/Manhattan Records/EMI. “I got it out the other day and it’s so funny—I was so young, I couldn’t even pronounce the words properly. But I was in tune.”

Louise, who was born in Reading, England and currently resides in Farnborough, was home-schooled in academics and music by her mom Lorraine. “My mom used to sing a lot growing up. She never did it professionally, it just came naturally. So she taught me,” says Setara. “And every time we’d have company, my mom would call me into the middle of the living room and say, ‘Sing.’ I was shy, but as she said to me before my first talent show, and many times thereafter, ‘If you don’t sing now, how are you going to sing in front of a crowd of people?’ At the time, I thought she was mad, but boy am I glad she did that.”

Her hardcore training paid off when Setara made her stage debut—at all of seven. “I was at a wedding, and one of the Drifters was supposed to perform,” recalls Setara. “I kept following him around, asking ‘Can I sing with you, can I sing with you?’ And in the end, he sang ‘My Girl’ and called me on stage to sing it with him. And I was hooked. I just thought, ‘This is definitely what I want to do with the rest of my life.’”

That passion for performing drove Setara to turn a chance talent show meeting with music manager Kwame Kwaten—who has worked with artists like Seal and Mick Jagger—into a management contract at 15. “He was one of the judges,” recalls Setara, “and after I sang, he called me and my parents up to the DJ box and he exchanged numbers with my parents.” Kwame set her up to do some demos with different writers and producers but both he and Louise felt something wasn’t connecting so Kwame enlisted a new production company called Four Fives, and one of their producers, Anthony Clark to work with Louise. Clark had her record everything from pop to Celine Dion-inspired power ballads. But still nothing fit. Then, one day, Four Fives Boss, Andrew Greasley and Kwame suggested a different more spiritual angle-it was time for Setara to sing a classic. “They wanted me to do these old, 1920s spiritual/gospel numbers,” she says. “They were way before my time! So Anthony and I recorded three. And like magic, everything just clicked.”

And so she was on her way—except for one thing. Born Louise Smith, the singer thought she ought to have a bigger, shinier name to fit her big, bold, earthy voice. “Louise Smith just doesn’t have that ring,” says the singer, whose rich Irish-Brit-Brazilian-Gypsy mix is evident in rose-tinged pale skin high-lighted by deep brown eyes and thick dark locks. “But when I was younger, everyone used to always call me, ‘Little Star.’ So my mom started asking people of different ethnicities how to say ‘Little Star’ in different languages. And she found out from our neighbor who owns the corner shop that ‘Setara’ means little Star in Punjabi. As soon as he said ‘Setara,’ I knew that was my name. Louise Setara.”

And thus a little star was born. But inspired by hard lessons learned on the way to becoming a big star—and thus maintaining her wunderkind status—Setara co-wrote her first song, the upbeat and powerful anthem “Wrong Again,” with composers Peter Gordeno and Chris Porter at 15. “Writing was like a therapy session,” she says. “Some of those lyrics are exactly the words that came out of my mouth.”

The song is one of two the singer co-wrote for Still Waters, an intriguing blend of old school soul numbers and earthy, emotion-laden gospel. The second, “I Can Hurt,” is a heartbreaker Setara penned with songwriter Tom Frasier. “It hasn’t been easy getting to where I am now,” Setara says of the track, inspired a traumatic break-up she experienced when she was 16. “It just captured that time when you feel too old to be a baby, but too young to be a grown-up.”

The youthful, angsty energy of those two tracks serves as stark contrast to Setara’s heady alto on 1920s gospel gems like “Sylvie.” The old-school track features an inspired collaboration with gospel icons Ladysmith Black Mambazo. “I knew who they were from a song they sang in a baked- beans commercial—I used to sing it all the time,” she recalls. “They really know what they’re doing—it’s perfection. We did two takes and then we had it.”

With such bold, precocious confidence, Setara demonstrates a range and emotional depth that belies her youth—from the bold, bursting “Can’t Stop The River,” which Seal wrote for the singer, to the hushed melancholy of the 1920s gem “Circle.” But how did the singer work up the nerve to cover such classics as Bob Dylan’s “Make You Feel My Love” and Bruce Springsteen’s “If I Should Fall”? “I didn’t know any better,” she admits with a smirk. “A lot of the songs, I hadn’t heard before I started working on them. But I could connect to them—I feel like they’re a part of me. I can just connect them to my life. When I first heard “Circle,” I didn’t want to sing it at all. It’s just so sad. I didn’t want to connect to it. It was just too sad. But when I went to the studio to put it down, it just moved me so much. When I sing a song, I really get into the lyric. I just try to imagine how I would feel, and the emotion comes through.”

Grammy-winning producer Jay Newland (who’s worked with Setara idols Etta James and Stevie Wonder, amongst others) couldn’t agree more. “Louise has a maturity in her voice that most singers spend a lifetime acquiring,” he says.

For her part, Setara says she has put a lifetime into these songs. “I’m young, yeah, but I’ve lived with this passion for so long. I can’t wait to share it,” she says. “This is me, so what is there to be nervous about? It is different. And maybe people won’t like different—because people are scared of different. But maybe they’ll say, ‘Wow, finally. Someone has come up with something different.”

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