Just a Reminder That The Valley Peak is read by nearly everyone in the Columbia Valley and by many more online. More than 2,000 read- ers will see this reminder. Where are you spending your advertising dollars in the valley? The Valley Peak is the most effective way to reach the valley and it is totally affordable. Give it a try to- day. Hip-Hop Dance There is an Open House for the new Hip- Hop Dance Studio in Canal Flats this com- ing Monday, March 6. All ages and levels are welcome to stop in for a free class on that day. There is a kids’ class (grade 4-7) at 4 pm, teens (gr. 8-12) at 5 pm and an adult class at 6 pm. Everyone is invited to stop in and check it out. The studio is located next to the Base Camp Coffee Shop on Burns Avenue. Email [email protected]for more information. In Shape It seems that my main exercise is caused by the all the stairs in my house and the fact that I always forget why I just went up or down them. Invermere Coffee Fest This weekend (March 3-5) brings us the Invermere Coffee Fest, a celebration of everything coffee and tea. There are over a dozen workshops to choose from led by experts in the coffee and tea industry. Workshops include espresso pulling, Kick- ing Horse Coffee tours, tea and coffee mixology, honey and bees, and much more. Attend the Coffee and Tea Expo on Satur- day, March 4 at Copper Point Resort form 10 am to 2 pm. Sample and vote for your favourite coffee and tea. Big Eli B will be providing live music and there will be a bake sale benefiting the new bread oven at the high school. Visit www.InvermereCoffeeFest.com . Good Mood Joos Do you enjoy orange juice? AG Valley Foods is squeezing oranges in store for their new ‘Mood Joos’. It is 100% fresh, 100% real oranges and 100% delicious. Stop in and try it. March 2-8, 2017 Volume 15 Issue 9 Who was the last undisputed heavyweight boxing champion of the world? (Answer on page 7) DCS Plumbing For repairs or service call: 250-341-8501 Seniors’ Discount 24 Hour emergency service 250-688-3344 EAT IN•TAKE OUT•LICENSED pizzeriamercato.com DAILY LUNCH SPECIALS OPEN LATE FRI/SAT 10 PM OPEN FOR LUNCH PIZZA•SALADS•SANDWICHES 250-342-7260 or 250-342-7656 [email protected]www.hiheatinsulating.com Seniors Did You Know? The Columbia Valley Better at Home can help you with Grocery Shopping? Call Jennifer 250-342-5566 or 250-342-1110 to inquire Serving Seniors from Canal Flats to Spillimacheen Open 7 am-10 pm daily www.agvalleyfoods.com Try our new MOOD JOOS 100% FRESH SQEEZED IN-STORE ORANGE JUICE “Shannon’s Blinds came highly recommended and I was thrilled with her service and prices.” Thanks so much.... Jana Free In-Home Consultation • Lifetime Warranty • High Quality • Affordable Prices • Phantom Screens 250-342-5749 Shannon’s Blinds & Designs
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Just a Reminder
That The Valley Peak is read by nearly everyone in the Columbia Valley and by many more online. More than 2,000 read-ers will see this reminder. Where are you spending your advertising dollars in the valley? The Valley Peak is the most effective way to reach the valley and it is totally affordable. Give it a try to-day.
Hip-Hop Dance
There is an Open House for the new Hip-Hop Dance Studio in Canal Flats this com-ing Monday, March 6. All ages and levels are welcome to stop in for a free class on that day. There is a kids’ class (grade 4-7) at 4 pm, teens (gr. 8-12) at 5 pm and an adult class at 6 pm. Everyone is invited to stop in and check it out. The studio is located next to the Base Camp Coffee Shop on Burns Avenue. Email [email protected] for more information.
In Shape
It seems that my main exercise is caused by the all the stairs in my house and the
fact that I always forget why I just went up or down them.
Invermere Coffee Fest
This weekend (March 3-5) brings us the Invermere Coffee Fest, a celebration of everything coffee and tea. There are over a dozen workshops to choose from led by experts in the coffee and tea industry. Workshops include espresso pulling, Kick-ing Horse Coffee tours, tea and coffee mixology, honey and bees, and much more. Attend the Coffee and Tea Expo on Satur-day, March 4 at Copper Point Resort form 10 am to 2 pm. Sample and vote for your favourite coffee and tea. Big Eli B will be providing live music and there will be a bake sale benefiting the new bread oven at the high school. Visit www.InvermereCoffeeFest.com.
Good Mood Joos
Do you enjoy orange juice? AG Valley Foods is squeezing oranges in store for their new ‘Mood Joos’. It is 100% fresh, 100% real oranges and 100% delicious. Stop in and try it.
March 2-8, 2017 Volume 15 Issue 9
Who was the last undisputed heavyweight boxing champion of the world? (Answer on page 7)
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Smoking Waters Coffee
The Smoking Waters Coffee Shop in Fair-mont Hot Springs has re-opened under new ownership. The shop has been com-pletely renovated for a whole new look and new owner Kris has changed up the menu. The daily hours have been extended into the early evenings. Enjoy specialty coffees and teas, fresh homemade baked goods, delicious soups and sandwiches and much more. Stop in and check it out.
Riddliculous
Name 10 parts of the human body that are spelled with only 3 letters. See page 9.
Get Fit
My main problem with jogging is that by the time I realize how out of shape I am, it is too far to walk home.
World Day of Prayer
This Friday, March 3 is the World Day of Prayer, an initiative that began in 1922. Christians from more than 170 countries worldwide (more than 2,000 Canadian communities) will gather to learn about, pray for and celebrate the Philippines (different country every year) in solidarity with the women of the area. Here in the valley, the Radium Christian Fellowship will hold prayer at 2 pm and the Canadian Martyrs Catholic Church in In-vermere will gather at 7 pm. Everyone is invited to attend both or either of the cere-monies.
Rockies Hockey
This is a tough issue to talk Rockies Hockey as they are in the playoffs and I am not sure if they will be winning or losing each evening. The Rockies have lost the first two games of their playoff series against the Creston Valley Thunder Cats 5-1 and 4-2. Both games were in Creston. They are playing here in town tonight (Monday, Feb. 27) and tomorrow but I am unsure what will happen after that. If the series does go to a game 6, it will be here in Invermere on Friday, March 3 at 7:30 pm. Your voice makes a difference so come on out and cheer on our local team. There are lots of great prizes including pizza, Timbits, swag and more.
This valley is an amazing place to be. It is so naturally beautiful and diverse that it is incredible. People come here from far and wide to enjoy the things on our doorstep. Fortunately, it is all here for us to enjoy. The main problem is that we all get so involved in our lives that we often forget why we are here. Why are we here? I am in the Columbia Valley because it was my stopover between Castlegar (home) and Calgary (employment). This was a great place to take a break, hang out with buddies, and go fishing, swimming, skiing or golfing. I knew for years that this is where I wanted to end up living rather than just visiting for a few weekends every year. Why are you here? Why am I on this planet? That is an inter-esting question. I don’t really have a firm answer but I can tell you that it is not so I can make a lot of money and buy a lot of stuff. I think I am here to make the world a better place for others. If I can add a smile or a bit of happiness to someone’s day then I feel a lot better about my day. Odds are that I will end up passing away with very little to my name but will have lived a rich, fulfilling life. And you?
Aging
A friend handed me a photo of themselves and told me it was from when they were younger. I thought to myself, ‘Aren’t all photos from when we were younger?’
International Women’s Day
Next Wednesday, March 8 is International Women’s Day. It is a day that celebrates the economic, political and social achieve-ments of women in the past, present and future. The Women’s Centre is hosting a free lunch and information day at their office in Frater Landing, 926-7th Ave, Invermere. Lunch runs from 11:30 am to 1:30 pm. The open house will go until 7 pm. Call 250-342-3963 for more information.
Seniors’ Shopping
The ‘Better at Home’ program at Family Dynamix has lots of great services avail-able to seniors in the valley. Did you know that they can help you with your grocery shopping? It is true! Call Jennifer at 250-342-5566.
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1. Which group had a hit in 1976 with the song ‘Dancing Queen’?
2. St. Boniface is a suburb of which Canadian city?
3. What type of flower is a ‘Lady’s Slipper’?
4. How many dozens are in a ‘gross’?
5. DCL are the Roman numerals for which number?
6. Which variety of quartz is violet to purple in colour?
HIP-HOP DANCE MONDAY, MARCH 6
FREE CLASSES
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Watson’s
Waddle
Today is M o n d a y and that is the day that Rob sits and writes most of the weekly issue of The Valley Peak. It is a pretty good day for me other than I have to come up with an article for you. It is funny how I am able to manipulate Rob most of the day. He is pretty busy scrambling to get things done but he often glances over to me to see what I am think-ing about (food, exercise, sleep, scritches, etc.). I just have to give a bit of a moan and look up at him and I have a good chance of getting to go for a walk. Other days for sure and maybe a couple short walks on Monday. When he is done it will be a nice long walk. For Rob, Monday is a stress day. For me it is a rest day. I sleep in really late and eventually wander out for a nap beside his desk. It was a busy weekend with lots of exercise and meeting lots of people. Thanks to everyone who gave me a rub or a treat. I really enjoy the outings. Have a great week folks. Love your friends and family like you love your pets. Just pure love and caring. It is a good thing.
What Year Was It?
An easy one. Michael Jackson was se-verely burned while filming a Pepsi com-mercial, Pierre Trudeau retired, replaced as Prime Minister by John Turner who was then badly defeated by Brian Mulroney with 211 seats, the strongest Canadian majority government ever, and Vanessa Williams resigned her Miss USA crown due to nude Penthouse photos. What year was it? (George Orwell wrote about it). See page 10.
Plenty of Plunges
Congratulations to the 28 people who made the Polar Plunge into Windermere Lake last Friday. Things were shrinking but the funds were growing. They raised $8,000 for adaptive ski equipment for per-sons with disabilities. Thanks to the organizers, all who donated and the brave souls who took the plunge. Thanks to Watson for talking me out of it.
Borrego Signs & CNC is hiring! They de-sign, assemble and manufacture signs, stickers, beer taps and more. They are searching for someone who can work independently, use small and large hand tools, lift heavy goods, take instruc-tion and work well with their hands. Knowledge of wood/woodworking and gen-eral computer knowledge would be assets but not mandatory. The wages are de-pendent on experience. Please send resume to Karen at [email protected].
History
Why did the dinosaur cross the trail? Because there were no chickens yet.
There’s the Puck
The winner for this week’s ‘Where’s the Puck?’ contest on page 8 is Jonathon Strike. He receives a free dinner entrée at the Horsethief Creek Pub and golf for two at Coys Par 3. This issue will be the last of the contest. Smaller Footprints is closed so entries must be dropped off at Valley Spas (across from Huckleberrys or Fairmont Pizza and Ice Cream Parlour. The final draws for the grand prizes will be happening shortly. Lucky contestants will win lots of golf for first prize and lots of restaurant experiences for the second prize.
Good Darts
This Saturday, March 6 is the zone darts playdown for the Legion. It is hosted at the Invermere Legion. Stop in and check it out. You will see some pretty good shooters.
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INVERMERE COFFEE FEST FRIDAY-SUNDAY
MARCH 3-5
PASTORS: Lead: Trevor Hagan
Associate: Matt Moore
Sunday, March 5, 10:30 am
‘PRACTICAL FAITH-Judging Others’
Pastor Matt Moore ministering
“K.I.D.S.” Church available during the
Morning Service (age 3 to grade 7)
EVERYONE IS ALWAYS WELCOME!
UPCOMING EVENTS Friday, March 3, 6:30 pm
PORK RIBS DINNER
ZONE DARTS PLAYDOWNS
Saturday, March 4
Seniors’ Luncheon, March 9
ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION
Branch 71, Invermere 250-342-9517
WE MAKE YOU SHINE INSIDE AND OUT!
DEAN HUBMAN 1346 Industrial Rd #3, Bay #3, Invermere, BC
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Lake Windermere Ambassadors
The Lake Windermere Ambassadors are holding their Annual General Meeting on Wednesday, March 15. It will be held at the south annex of the Service BC building at 625-4th street, Invermere. They are currently recruiting new Direc-tors. If you are interested in lake health monitoring & stewardship, this is the per-fect time to get involved! Everyone is wel-come to attend and learn more about this dedicated organization. You can get more information by calling 250-341-6898 or you can just email [email protected].
Doctor
Doctor, doctor, I think I am a set of cur-tains. Come on man, pull yourself together.
Inside ICAN
Flame, reporting for the ICAN Rescue and Adoption Facility. ICAN is a volunteer run network and relies on donations and fund-raising to support all costs required for the everyday welfare of our companion ani-mals. If you’d like to donate, a quick secure op-tion is through www.canadahelps.org or click the donate heart on our website’s homepage. Tax receipts for donations of $20+ are provided. Without donations from great people like you, ICAN can’t support the great cause we do. To learn more about how you can donate, please visit our website www.icanbc.com or call ICAN at 250-341-7888.
The Thrifty Reporter
Are you planning a winter holiday or spring break? Sometimes a person just needs to get away from the Canadian winter or maybe you want to plan a special trip some place warm for the family at spring break. Well I know a place where there are great finds for the warm weather. The Invermere Thrift Shop has a section for items like sundresses, shorts, tops and swimwear. And if you are just back from a winter holi-day having items to recycle please con-sider donating them to the Thrift Store (at the back door) and the store will gladly find a good home for your items.
Quick
It seems that I am always quick to jump to confusions.
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St. Patrick’s Day Supplies.
Art, Party & Office Supplies’,
Household Items, Gift Wrap & Bags
Giftware & Toys, Books & More.
New Stock Daily, Special Orders. Across from the Invermere Post office
Open Monday
12-5pm
Tue-Sat.
10am-5pm
Full Deli, Fresh BBQ-Ready Meats,
Salads, Light Lunches. In-house made Sausage & Bratwurst
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Coffee, Kids and Me
Every Friday morning between March 3 and May 5, from 9 am to 10:30 am, there is a new coffee group happening. It is a caregiver’s meet–up for moms, dads, grandparents and others. Come to the Base Camp Coffee Shop in Canal Flats to grab a coffee and a treat and to connect with other caregivers. You are welcome to bring the kids along. Thanks to Family Dynamix for their spon-sorship. Get more information at 250-342-5566.
Canadian Sports Trivia Answer
In 1998, Lennox Lewis defeated Evander Holyfield to combine the world heavy-weight titles and become the last undis-puted world champion in the heavyweight boxing category.
First Meeting
I am very nervous. I have a new girlfriend and I am off to meet her expectations for the first time.
Golf The Ridge
The monthly draw for February for the free golf at ‘The Ridge’ at Copper Point from the ‘Where’s the Puck?’ contest was drawn this week. Congratulations to Lindsey Torma in Radium. This is the last week to get qualified for the grand prizes, lots of golf and lots of food. Sounds like a great opportunity to me. See page 8 for guidelines.
Commercial Space
Are you looking for some commercial space in Fairmont? Contact Janet at 250-345-6654. She has about 1090 square feet in Fairmont Plaza (From Scratch, etc.). It is a great location for a business adventure.
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THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY:
Winner: Jonathon strike Dinner at the Horsethief Creek Pub and Golf at Coys
Last WEEK’S PHOTO
FINAL WHERE’S THE PUCK? This is the final week of the ‘Where’s the Puck?’ Contest this season.
Drop entries off at ‘Valley Spas’ in Invermere or at ‘Fairmont Pizza and Ice Cream Parlour’
It is playoff time. The Columbia Valley Rockies are playing the Creston Valley Thundercats in the first round.
Game 3 goes tonight (press time is tricky with sports). If there is a Game 6 it will be Friday, March 3 here in
Invermere. Get your butts in the stands and cheer the Rockies on.
All Entries will be placed in the Grand Prize draws for Golf and Dinners around the valley.
Puck was here
Coys Par 3
Rocky River Grill
Copper Point Golf Club
The Station Neighbourhood Pub
Fairmont Pizza & Ice Cream Parlour
Fairmont Hot Springs Golf
Windermere Valley Golf Course
Horsethief Creek Pub & Eatery
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Live Music Mondays
This coming Monday, March 6 brings ‘Open Mic’ with Marty and Larry from 7 pm to 9 pm. Live Music Mondays is always a great evening showcasing fantastic live music, usually with local musicians. Marty and Larry are both incredible talents and always host a fun and fantastic eve-ning during ‘Open Mic’ nights. The following Monday brings ‘The Inferi-ors’, a talented group coming up form Kim-berley. Enjoy a fabulous meal off the menu along with some lovely live entertainment every Monday evening.
Riddliculous Answer
(From page 2) Ten 3-letter body parts are: arm, ear, eye, gum, hip, jaw, leg, lip, rib and toe. Also, gut and lid. Really, you could include words such as ‘tooth’ as it only uses 3 letters in its spelling (‘t’, ‘o’, and ‘h’).
Raids
“Well loyal knight,” asked the king. “What have you been up to?” “I have been raiding and pillaging enemy villages to the north.” “I don’t have enemies to the north.” “I’m afraid that you do now.”
Green Peak
The Green Peak Medical Cannabis Dis-pensary is now fully open and serving cli-ents. They have a great variety of products that can be a great help when dealing with many medical issues. Are you a potential client? Cannabis is proving to be helpful for many health is-sues. HealTHCare does include THC lol. They are providing on-sight consultations with a medical professional to help you determine if this product is right for you. Call 778-526-5233 for information.
Pint Promotion
The Station Neighbourhood Pub is closing in on their goal of raising $25,000 towards audio-visual equipment for the new multi-use community centre. They are currently just over $24,000 raised. A dollar is being donated for every pint purchase ($3 for a jug) and the owners (Jason and Justin) will match the dona-tions to total 25 grand. They are less than 500 pints away from the target. Get down there and have a pint to help push them over the tip. Great beer for a great cause.
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INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8
WOMEN’S CENTRE, INVERMERE
Enjoy our
Sports Lounge or
Family Dining Area
FANTASTIC FRESH
FRUIT BREAKFASTS Lunch & Dinner Specialties
Great Gluten-Free Menu Options
EAT IN OR TAKE OUT Sunday 8 am-9:30 pm,
Monday-Thursday 9 am-9:30 pm,
Friday and Saturday 9 am-10 pm.
(Limited menu for last half hour)
Call 250-342-8885
24 HOUR FLOOD SERVICE
COMMERCIAL & RESIDENTIAL
CARPET CLEANING
TILE & GROUT CLEANING Serving the Valley since 1980
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Comedy Show Coming
The Horsethief Creek Pub is hosting their monthly Yukyuk’s On Tour Live Comedy Show on Saturday, March 11. Laughter is a wonderful thing and these shows have been perfect for a good laugh. I have at-tended most of them. Marcus Beaubier and emcee Bobby War-rener are both funny, talented gentlemen who will keep everyone amused. Tickets are $15 in advance and $18 at the door. Don’t miss it as the show will lift your spirits for days. Laughter is always the best medicine.
The Year It Was
(From page 4) In 1984, a house cost $86,000, a car was $9,000 and the aver-age annual income was $21,600. Marc Garneau became the first Canadian in space, the Soviet Union boycotted the Los Angeles Summer Olympic Games, the Macintosh Personal Computer went on the market, Beverley Hills Cop was released and the first compact disc was sold.
Burning
Some folks say that I really know how to light up a room. Other folks call me an arsonist.
Friday Night Dinners
This Friday, March 3, the Invermere Le-gion is putting on a pork rib dinner at 6:30 pm. Tender and tasty with side dishes, dessert and a beverage. The Friday meals are always awesome. Try the 50/50 and meat draws while you are there. Or show up on a Thursday for Texas Hold’Em Poker and cribbage tour-naments.
Great Ribs
Of course, I make the best back ribs in the valley. Unfortunately I don’t share much. I do have a couple places in the valley that I really enjoy their ribs. On Tuesdays, the lunch special at Kootenay Coffee Works & Soup Company is baby back ribs. Plus Fairmont Pizza & Ice Cream Parlour also has ribs on their menu every day. Both places do an amazing job with their ribs. Slow-cooked so that they are fall-off-the-bone tender and so very tasty. If you enjoy ribs, I recommend either of those two places for their ribs or any other menu items. Good food is a good thing.
OPEN
Monday to
Saturday
8:30 am to
5:30 pm
► CUSTOM EXHAUST SYSTEMS
► WINDSHIELD REPLACEMENT
► TIRE SERVICES ►Brakes, mufflers, suspensions, air conditioning,
Happy anniversary to John and Donna Balcers (I think). I put a note on the back of an envelope and then lost the envelope. I believe that they are celebrating their 50th sometime in March but I have lost the de-tails. Oops. Sorry about that.
Summer Employment
The District of Invermere is accepting re-sumes for up to 6 summer jobs. Two jobs are as part of the general parks labour crew, three jobs as gardeners and one job as office customer service and administra-tive support. All the jobs have a great pay scale for sum-mer students. Please check out the ad on page 9 for more details or visit www.invermere.net.
Where I Was
The photo on page 6 is from this past Fri-day. It is a shot of Jon of the Windermere Fire Department in the Polar Plunge hole in Lake Windermere. He was there for safety’s sake.
Curling Thanks
The Invermere District Curling Centre pur-chased a new ice scraper prior to this sea-son. It is an essential part of providing a good ice surface for curling. The Board and members would like to thank the contributors to the purchase of the scraper. The District of Invermere, RDEK, Rotary Club and Lions Club all helped the club out. Thank you very much.
A Glowing Success
Congratulations to the organizers of the glow curling event last Saturday evening. Staff at The Station Pub teamed up with the Curling Centre for a great evening. Fourteen teams attired in bright clothing filled the Centre and lit it up with black lighting. It was really cool. Thanks to all the folks who put in time to make the event a success. It was very well done. Watch for it next year.
Trivia Time
Last week’s ‘Wednesday Night Trivia’ at The Station Neighbourhood Pub was an exciting one. It was one of the busiest eve-nings so far and a few teams were close to the top. Have you checked it out yet? It happens at 7 pm every Wednesday evening. It is a lot
of fun as you are reminded of how many things you have forgotten in your life. There is a good mix of music, current events and just plain random stuff from everywhere and any time. Cost is only $2/person and you can have up to 6 people on your team.
Basic Computers
Are you new to your computer? Columbia Basin Alliance for Literacy is offering a program with 6 free weekly workshops to help you get started. Sessions are Mon-days, 6-8 pm, beginning on April 3. Call Leanne at 250-341-5683 for more info.
iPads in The Flats
Are you living in Canal Flats with an iPad? Are you a bit tentative using it? The Colum-bia Basin Alliance for Literacy is offering a series of 7 free weekly workshops on Fri-day mornings beginning April 21. Learn about settings, email, contacts, pho-tos, facebook, facetime and more with this beginners workshop. Pre-registration is required. Contact Leanne at 250-341-5683 for more information.
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Names We’ve Heard
2 Jon Bon Jovi, Lou Reed
3 Jessica Biel, Alexander Graham Bell
4 Patricia Heaton, Chris Rea
5 Andy Gibb, Niki Taylor
6 Shaquille O’Neal, Tom Arnold
7 Ivan Lendl
8 Kathy Ireland, Freddie Prinze, Jr.
Local Celebrities
2 Dayna Beingessner, John Cain
3 Sylvia Shulz
6 Diane Cote, Yvette St. Amour,
Lindsay Jones, Jim Lebourdais,
Shawn Verge, Judy Dow,
Bernie Raven, Russ Daggett
7 Curtis Willard
8 Myrna Hill (Beingessner)
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