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Mission Statement
The Dworshak Reservoir Association (DRA) is a citizen-based group of reservoir users founded to collect, focus and provide information about reservoir management to association members, managers and the general public.

The DRA will work with federal, state, county and local government agencies on current and future activities on and around the reservoir. The group is concerned with the comprehensive management of the land, water quality and recreation on the reservoir while maintaining the pristine quality and wild Idaho characteristics of the area.
The DRA is an incorporated, independent, nonprofit, nonpolitical organization.
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DRA News 9/4/08

NOAA Weather Spotter Class date is Tuesday September 30 at the Dworshak Dam Visitor Center at 6:30 PM. It is free and open to the public. See below for more information. The weather spotter class will start at 7 PM, from 6:30 to 7 PM the DRA will conduct a short business meeting that the public is encouraged to attend.

NOAA Weather Warning System Update

After the severe storm on August 8, 2008 that blew through Orofino and caused damage in town and on the lake, the DRA asked the NOAA if there was anything they could do to enhance weather warnings for Dworshak Reservoir. The NOAA looked into their procedures. Kerry M. Jones, the Warning Coordination Meteorologist (WCM) for the National Weather Service in Spokane, WA responded,

"Several severe thunderstorm warnings were issued that day for Asotin, Nez Perce, Clearwater and Idaho Counties. During the event, a staff member at NWS Spokane was manually sending each individual warning to the Lewiston NWR. Two of the warnings made it to NWR, including one just 7 minutes earlier, but regrettably the 637 pm PDT warning for Clearwater County did not. To ensure this does not happen in the future, we will modify our scripts/procedures such that any and all severe weather warnings will automatically go to NWR."

In addition the NOAA has offered to teach a course on weather spotting in Orofino. Peter Felsch, the Warning Coordination Meteorologist of the National Weather Service in Missoula is working with the DRA to present a weather spotter training course. The free course would last around 45 to 50 minutes. After the course you would have a good idea of the weather headed your way based on cloud formations. The actual weather spotter class will start at 7 pm, from 6:30 to 7 pm the DRA will conduct a short business meeting that the public is encouraged to attend.


Severe weather approaches Merry's Bay
Shelf cloud - August 8, 2008

After the training session, those who are interested and sign up to be severe weather spotters, are given a spotter packet containing the training material, reporting procedures and criteria, as well as a 1-800 phone number to contact NOAA at any time on the reservoir or at home. The spotters are plotted on a map and the NOAA operational staff have their home and cell phone numbers available to contact them. Typically NOAA would call them when we either issue warnings and/or observe strong storms approaching their location to get feedback and ground truth information..

NOAA has a full section on their web page which explains the severe weather spotter program at
http://www.wrh.noaa.gov/mso/spotter/

In the middle of the page, there is an online course mainly for summer convection training at
http://www.wrh.noaa.gov/mso/train/STrain.html



County Commissioners Work With Matrix Engineering on Marina Improvement

The commissioners met with Matrix Engineering and Harrison Dock Builders August 25, on the wave attenuation system / additional large boat moorage design for the Big Eddy Marina. After discussions, the commissioners have agreed to have Matrix Engineering design the system. Matrix is doing some preliminary work to estimate the size and cost of the system the county envisioned. An aggressive schedule without any unforeseen problems, could have the design completed in 10 weeks. Construction could start early 2009. We will keep you posted.

Scope of Work for engineering services to be provided will include:

1. Design & Engineering specifications to support construction of a wave attenuation system at Big Eddy Marina;

2. Design & Engineering specifications for moorage of large (over 30 ft in length) boats in conjunction with the wave attenuation system;

3. Field investigation and survey;

4. Consult with US Army Corps of Engineers and/or other state and federal permitting agencies and prepare necessary environmental and agency permits; and

The design shall include:


1. Conceptual drawings and description, and design criteria;

2. Detailed description of engineering specifications;

3. Detailed plans suitable for bidding construction costs to include all structural, mechanical, electrical and all other required/related systems;

4. Opinion of probable cost estimate for construction and installation

DRA Donations Secure New Picnic Tables

A big thanks to everyone that donated to the DRA's efforts to purchase two new tables for the Indian Creek Destination dock! The tables have been purchased and delivered from Pilot Rock and are currently awaiting assembly and deployment in the Corps of Engineers warehouse here in Orofino. The two tables are heavy duty commercial grade tables like the ones already in place on the other docks on the lake. One of the new tables is wheel chair accessible. Including shipping the cost of the tables was $2047! A substantial sum for our association to secure. Again, thanks to all that helped make this project successful. Hopefully we can get some pictures posted in the near future.

Bass Tournament

A number of fisherman did quite well over the weekend bass fishing. The average fish weight was 4.5 pounds!


Very Happy Fisherman

Spokane Yacht Club Plans Dworshak Cruise

The DRA received a request for recreation information about Dworshak Reservoir from the Spokane Yacht Club. They are considering traveling here with 10 to 30 boats (20-30 foot cruisers) to meet up on the lake, cook a community dinner and breakfast and just enjoy the lake. This is in the early planning stages but if they decide on the trip they have indicated they would invite the members of the DRA to join in the fun!

Merry's Bay / Fred's Bay Dock Update

The Merry's Bay destination dock anchorage system was lost in the August 8 storm. The Fred's Bay Safe Harbor dock anchorage was tangled on the bottom debris this winter when the water was low and lost. The Corps has ordered cable, pulleys and anchors for both docks and hopes to repair them as soon as possible. The Merry's Bay dock is temporarily tied off to the yellow can buoy in Merry'sBay and open for public use.

DRA News 8/22/08

Merry's Bay Dock Repaired

Great news! The Corps maintenance crew repaired the Merry's Bay Destination Dock Thursday August 20, that was damaged by the wind storm August 8. Unfortunately the one anchor that they thought survived the storm did not;: one anchor disappeared during the storm and other one during recovery. The remaining anchor connecting plate was held on by a thread and dropped off as they were preparing to lift it for repair. The dock itself is now intact and tied off to the yellow can buoy in Merry'sBay and open for public use. The Corps is in the process of ordering new cable and anchors.


The dock repairers are (L to R), Erick Engle, Bob Kaufman, and John Beck.
The DRA would like to thank them for their efforts. Well done gentlemen!

Merry's bay dock being repaired.

NOAA Weather Offices Respond to DRA

The DRA sent a letter to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) weather folks in Spokane. They are responsible for the marine VHF weather broadcast. The letter requested that the NOAA broadcast out of Lewiston specifically target Dworshak, specifically when high winds are possible. Peter Felsch, the Warning Coordination Meteorologist for the National Weather Service in Missoula and Don Gardner, the Clearwater County Emergency Management Coordinator both responded almost immediately.

The DRA is discussing with the Corps and NOAA to see if any thing can be done to improve the weather warnings on Dworshak.

Life Jacket Loaner Board Works....But....

The life jacket loaner program worked quite well this summer. The jackets were used extensively and returned to the board. Up until last weekend only one jacket went missing. This past weekend, six more took a hike. We are hoping they will turn up. Please return the jackets after using them, even if it is at the gas station on the way out of town. The next person that needs one will certainly appreciate the jacket.

DRA News 8/18/08

Algae Update

First local toxin test from 8/8 on the algae came back negative. Two two more tests 8/15 also came back both with negative recreation level results. The levels are below the safe recreation level of 10ppb. It is safe to go in the water. Algae has mostly all subsided, (short life cycle). The two blue-green algae's in the reservoir are Anabaena and Microcystis with the bloom being mostly Anabaena.

DRA News 8/10/08

Wind Storm

The thunder / wind storm last Friday 8/8 caused some damage around the reservoir.

The Merry's Bay destination dock was torn in half by high winds from the sudden storm. The bay went from dead calm to 3 foot waves in about 5 minutes.

The NOAA marine radio gave no indication of the storm approaching Orofino. A warning was issued for Lewiston and Asotin on the radio. Discussions after the storm with folks in town indicated the NOAA television weather had posted a warning for Orofino. Most boaters will vacate the dock for shelter if they know a storm is coming. The DRA intends to discuss the lack of warning on the marine radio with the NOAA. I think the storm moved so fast they just could not get it to the recorded radio message. Discussions are also taking place on how to avoid such surprises in the future and possibly establish some guidelines on when to seek shelter.

Numerous boaters were tied to the dock during the storm. Some sustained damage.

The dock broke into several sections and one anchor was lost.

All the private boats were safely removed from the dock under their own power and the Corps of Engineers (COE) rounded up the pieces of the dock for future repair.

The COE do not expect to have this dock functional until next season. The closest dock is in the mouth of Indian Creek about 4 miles up the lake from the dam.

A smaller boat got caught in the storm out front of Dent campground. The individual made it back to shore but his boat was swamped on shore. The CCSO , (Mike Gladhardt), responded and gave assistance and follow up assistance the next day. We are so fortunate to have such a dedicated and effective marine deputy program on this lake.

Dent campground was without power for a while and a couple of trees came down in the campground with no damage to person or property. Rangers did warn and assist the campers at Dent and the Dent Group camp.

There were no reports of any marina damage.

No injuries were reported on the reservoir.

Blue Green Algae Blooms on the Reservoir

There are minor algae concentrations in some of the calm back bays and around docks.

Blue-green algae are actually bacteria (cyanobacteria) which are able to photosynthesize, hence the green color They usually are too small to be seen individually, but sometimes can form visible colonies. Some cyanobacterial blooms can look like foam, scum, or mats on the surface of fresh water lakes and ponds. The blooms can be blue, bright green, brown, or red and may look like paint floating on the water.

Information from John Stockner, the contract limnologist who works with the Corps of Engineers indicated that the very high runoff year and a higher than normal 'natural' Phosphorus and Nitrogen load that was the likely trigger, coupled with the higher temperatures and high light intensities of mid-summer.

As Dworshak reservoir naturally ages these small blooms will likely reoccur and their intensity will be related to the hydrologic cycle, or more specifically to the magnitude of the spring 'freshet' and the nutrient loads it carries into the system.

The nutrient supplement program was not the cause of the bloom and in fact the bloom was limited by the program. The blooms are more prominent in Elk Cr and the Little North Fork where there is no nutrient supplement taking place.

John is confident that Anabaena algae will soon leave Dworshak and the system will return to a less 'green' state.

There are many species of algae, most do not produce toxins. It is important to remember that algae are a natural part of our water ways and all cyanobacteria can produce skin irritants under certain conditions and some can produce multiple types of the more harmful toxins. The water is being tested for these toxins.

Algae Do's and Dont's (Info from NOAA, Center of Excellence for Great Lakes and Human Health)

  • Do avoid contact with water where algae are visible (e.g. pea soup,
    floating mats, scum layers, etc), or where water is discolored
  • Do rinse yourself and/or your pet off after swimming in any ponds, lakes or
    streams, regardless of the presence of a visible algal blooms
  • Don’t allow children or pets to play in or drink water where scum is present
  • Don’t water-ski or jet-ski over algal mats
  • Don’t drink untreated surface water, whether or not blooms are
    present.

Remember, BOILING THE WATER WILL NOT REMOVE THE TOXINS It is not known at this time if toxins are being produced by these algae, test results are not yet available, the information will be posted here on the web when it is received.)

Clearwater County Commissioners to Interview Prospective Engineering Firm

The commissioners have selected Matrix Engineering of Harrison, Idaho as the prospective designer of the wave attenuator and additional large mooring slips at the Big Eddy Marina. The firm will meet with the commissioners on August 25 at 3:30 for an interview, price negotiation and discussion on the scope and needs of the project.

DRA News 8/4/08

Marina Addition and Wave Break Project Proposal Underway

The County Commissioners received Statements of Qualification from three prospective engineering firms this past Monday. The statements are from three engineering firms that are interested in the design component of the construction project of the wave attenuator and additional large mooring slips at the Big Eddy Marina.

A group of seven are in the process of evaluating the statements. The team consists of Stan Leach, County Commissioner; Chris Kuykendall, Clearwater County Economic Development; Ed Lozar, Waterways Committee; Paul Pence, Corps of Engineers; Heather Burnham, Orofino Chamber of Commerce; Devon Bunyan, Dworshak Reservoir Association; and David Ricks, Department of Idaho State Parks and Recreation (Boise) and Dworshak State Park staff, Chuck Gross.

The evaluations are to be completed by noon Monday 8/11, after which Chris will compile the results and present to Commissioners at 4:30 pm Monday 8/11. The proposals are available for review at the Commissioners office or you may discuss the proposals with any of the team members.

The firm identified as the most qualified will then meet with the Commissioners to discuss the actual design, engineering specifications and costs in more detail. As I understand this process, if the firm and commissioners can come to consensus on the design and costs they will be awarded the design contract. The actual construction bidding will take place once the design is complete and be managed by ID Parks & Recreation. It is anticipated construction will start this winter and the new facility will be in place for the 2009 boating season.

Wednesday Night Dock Luck in the Movies

This past Wednesday, a video photographer attended the Wednesday Mexican Dock Luck gathering in Merry's Bay. He recorded a lot of footage for the Orofino Economic Development advertising video. He has been filming all sorts of Orofino activities for over a week. Before you think you may be famous, the final video product is 3 1/2 minutes long, but hey 3 seconds of fame is better than none!

Indian Creek Destination Dock Returns

The Corps anchored the Indian Creek dock last week. It is now at the mouth of Indian Creek with some temporary tables.

Gas Prices Change Boating

The high fuel costs have brought out some interesting aquatic vehicles to the reservoir.


Water skiing anyone?

DRA is Chamber of Commerce Lunch Program

President Ed will attempt a lunch talk at this Wednesday's Orofino Chamber of Commerce lunch. He was invited to tell them about the DRA. Wish him luck, he hasn't speeched much since retiring.

DRA News 7/23/08

Destination Docks

The Corps of Engineers plans to apply for a grant for two new destination docks this fall. The Corps matches the grant funds using the cost of labor and equipment they furnish. Grant funds are used to purchase the materials. The Corps has asked if the DRA can commit to volunteer labor to assemble the docks. Local commitment of labor shows the grant committee there is local support and may help influence their decision. The DRA needs to hear from folks if they are willing to commit dock assembly time.

The Corps is thinking of locating the one of the new docks across and just upstream from the marina and another
near Cold Springs camp. Please voice your opinion on location to the DRA or Corps.


Rick and Shep cooling off.

DRA Membership and Awareness Increases

The last few Clearwater Tribunes highlighted some activities and projects that the DRA has accomplished and has underway. Interest in the DRA has increased. Local business's have donated funds and so have individuals. All funds go to the enhancement of recreation on the reservoir.

The Chamber of Commerce has asked the President of the DRA to the be the guest speaker at their lunch meeting on August 6. We are moving forward!

DRA Places Temporary Tables on Indian Creek Dock

A couple of DRA members worked with the Corps to place and secure some older tables on the enlarged Indian Creek dock that is temporarily in Merry's Bay. The Corps plans to return the dock to Indian Creek this Friday 7/25. (They placed the dock Friday morn, it is back in Indian Cr) The DRA hopes to purchase and donate new tables by the end of August. We would like them to be there sooner but we are still raising funds and believe it or not there is back order on these types of tables. We would like to thank the Corps for going along with the temp table idea. Watch out for slivers.


Volunteer Devon / DRA member w/ temp table


Devon and Ed test the table



It didn't take long for folks to enjoy the temp dock and tables.

Water Levels

The Dworshak water level was within five feet of full for 23 days from June 26 through July 19. That is the longest it has been that full for years. Heavy lingering snow packs and river flows allowed the water to be held longer. The need to keep water temps low down stream however has finally started the drawdown. Water levels are now dropping about a foot a day. The Dworshak "beaches" are abundant!


Water released from Dworshak Dam


Wednesday Night Dock Luck - DRA meeting 7/17/08

It was Gangster Night and food on a stick night. Don't ask me how those were combined. There was, as usual a lot of great food. This weeks game was a bean bag toss. Accidentally invented by my grand daughter Montana while messing with left over wood scraps in my garage. Once again, instead of taking half the winnings as a prize, the grand champion donated all the funds back to the DRA. Thanks to John Schlee pictured below handing the donation to Gangster Ed, the DRA president.




DJ, John and Joe
Top three baggers.

Check out more gangster dock luck and other pictures here.

July

A moose was encounterd switching shorelines.

 

Wednesday Night Dock Luck - DRA meeting 7/09/08


DRA President Pirate Ed accepts donation from the duck champion Scott
It was Pirate Night on the dock Wednesday. Parts were played well! The food was excellent and plentiful as usual. There was a duck race contest. Entry was a dollar and half the proceeds were to go to the DRA. It was a hard squirted bucket laughing time. Third place went to Shauna, second to Mike and over all duck champion was Scott who donated all his winnings to the DRA. The association got all the funds! A total of $33. The DRA thanks you all. All DRA funds go back into enhancing the recreation on Dworshak!

Click here to see more Wednesday night pirate and duck race pictures


Dworshak : A Recreation Destination

Dworshak Reservoir was a busy place over the July 4th weekend. Folks came from near and far to enjoy the full pool, warm water, great campsites, fishing, water skiing, tubing and destination docks. Dworshak is a community asset. Folks that recreate on the lake help the local economy. The scenery alone is worth the trip, not to mention the continuously improving fishing. The DRA is working with the Corps of Engineers to enhance the recreation experience.


Jet boat and jet ski 

Boaters enjoy the Drift Creek Destination Dock, looks like a full house. 

A few weeks ago the DRA organized a volunteer work group to rebuild the Indian Creek destination dock. The docks provide a place for safe swimming away from boat propellers and a place to visit with fellow boaters while enjoying a picnic.  There is now room on the enlarged Indian Cr dock to accommodate a few tables. The Corps should have the dock back in Indian Creek soon. 


Teens enjoy a dock picnic in Merry’s Bay, hot dogs all around!


Mom (Erica Painter visiting from Alaska) guards the food at the table while the kids swim.

The DRA is in the process of gathering donations to purchase 2 tables for the Indian Creek dock.  Commercial grade out-door tables, that can with-stand the outdoors year long, are not inexpensive.  The group hopes to fund the purchase through membership dues / donations from any and all that are willing to help or join. They are also working with the Corps on funding part of the life jacket loaner boards. One loaner board was put into place over the weekend. The jackets were provided to insure everyone can have a safe boating experience.


Life jacket loaner board, they were in use all weekend, protecting lives.

If you enjoy Dworshak and / or would like to help enhance the recreation on the lake, your donation to the non- profit Dworshak Reservoir Association (DRA) in any amount would be appreciated.  All funds will be used to enhance recreation on the lake. Some local businesses have donated substantial sums; some folks choose the  $5.00 annual membership. We are slowly growing. Donations can be made to the Dworshak Reservoir Association account at the American West bank in Orofino. We would like to acknowledge your participation, however any anonymous donation will be gladly accepted.


David Kludt on the dock but ready for hiking or swimming

TEMPORARY DESTINATION DOCK RELOCATION

The Corps was unable to get the reconstructed and improved Indian Cr dock back to Indian Cr for the holiday but will temporarily secure it for use in the Merry's Bay area until they can get it back in place. The equipment to set it in place is way up the lake involved with the fish nutrient enhancement program.

Thanks to the Corps and specifically Ben Perkins for listening to our concerns and for coming up with a temporary solution to facilitate recreation on Dworshak.



A view of the marina from the hill side across the reservoir. Almost a full pool 6/28. There is like 7 steps from the parking lot to the docks!

Destination Dock Tables - Matching Fund Opportunity

We have an opportunity to purchase and two dock picnic tables for the price of one. An anonymous donor has offered to buy one table if the DRA can come up with the funds for one table. The tables cost is $500 - $700. These are heavy duty out door commercial grade tables. You can donate by depositing funds in the Dworshak Reservoir Association account at the American West Bank in Orofino or by mailing to the address in the next paragraph.

DRA Funds

We are non profit but we do incur expenses, mainly the web site domain name and hosting (internet disk space), all the coding and site maintenance is donated. We accept donations to cover those expenses. In order to facilitate the proper handling of those expenses and donations we have opened a checking account. (Little did I know about the pile of forms the IRS now wants!) Records of donations and expenditures are kept. We are considering a voluntary solicitation of dues. Like $5 a year per family. What do you all think? dra @ cebridge.net (I did not make it a hot email link because it will get spammed.)

Having some funds will also help us get more involved in projects on the lake like sponsoring one of the life jacket loaner kiosks. If you have a comment or wish to donate your dues. Make the check payable to the Dworshak Reservoir Association, 12894 Hartford Ave, Orofino, Idaho 83544.

Full Pool

With the large long lasting snow pack all over the state, the reservoir is full a few days early and may remain full for a longer time this July. Normally the pool is only full for the July 4th holiday weekend but this year rumor has it it may stay full a whole week before it starts to drop to aid the fish migration. Hopefully it will drop slower than it has in the past also making the mini camps accessible longer.

Be very careful boating as full pool has floated all the shoreline debris and it is hiding every where. Some of it looks like it can bite!


Wood Gator!

Speaking of biting. If you hike the reservoir shores and trails be sure and watch for snakes. I saw this Bull Snake this weekend, but there are also Rattle Snakes. Watch where you step!


Bull Snake

Dock Volunteers Deserve Thank You

A number of folks volunteered their time and did a lot of hard work in the past week. They gave up a Tuesday morning to take a part some docks to set the stage for the following Monday assembly / modification of the Indian Creek destination dock on Dworshak Reservoir. The volunteers really worked hard. Assembling the docks is no easy chore. It is hard physical labor. By the end of the day folks were very tired and probably all took some muscle ache reliever and went to bed early. The volunteers deserve a large thank you as the new dock will be enjoyed by a lot of people this summer.

The majority of the dock parts were from the county docks that were placed at the swimming area near the marina years ago. Adding them to the county dock in Indian Creek will make that one of the larger destination docks on the lake. The Corps hopes to have it back in place at Indian Creek in the soon. We are trying to secure some funds through different sources to get some tables for the dock.


Dock volunteers - Devon Bunyan, Beth Davis, Ed Lozar, Aaron Lighter


Dog bones lined up for bolting


Randy Steiner on the left helped moving tools and parts - some assembly required!

Not shown because the camera was not around when he helped - Dave Parker

Life jacket loaner program looking for sponsors.

The life jacket loaner boards are in place and the Corps is looking for entities to sponsor the boards by funding the purchase of jackets. The DRA was asked if they could contribute but we really don't have any money. We are so non profit...we have none. Looks like Walmart may be offering them at cost. If there are a few of us willing to chip in some money and sponsor a board that would be a good thing. I am sure any amount would be appreciated. These jackets will be available for public use (honor system) and will have various sizes of life jackets to fit both adults and children. There will be information on how to properly fit and wear the jackets at each board. We ask that once you wear the jackets that you return them to the board in which you borrowed them from or to any state park, state park employee, the dam visitor center, any Corps employee or the sheriff’s department.

New Corps Web Site

The Corps of Engineers has a new recreation web site that does a good job on the Dworshak facilitates.

Storm on the horizon
Time to batten down the hatches! Saturday, May 31

Merrys Bay storm
Lucky for us it mostly went south.

   

 

 

 

 

Corps News Release

Deb Norton is new Dworshak Lead Ranger

It is with Great pleasure to announce that Deb Norton has accepted the position as Lead Ranger at Dworshak.
After a rigorous and lengthy interview process Deb was the best candidate for the job left standing.

Deb has a B.S. degree in recreation leadership and a M.S. in recreation, parks and tourism administration.

Deb has been with us here at Dworshak for the last four years as the Public Awareness Ranger. She has made many significant improvements to her programs and now will have oversight of the Ranger team and the recreation program. The next several years in the recreation arena will be very challenging with shrinking budgets and new demands on the resource. If one's past success in finding and implementing creative solutions is an indicator for future success, then the Dworshak recreation program reins are in capable hands. We are looking forward to continued success with Deb in the coming years.

Please join me in congratulating Deb on her new position and responsibilities.

May - June

My apologies. I have been delinquent with web updates this spring. I was far a field on a road trip. Updates will be made on a regular basis the rest of the boating season.

Water levels were incredibly low for a while bracing for the run off. Sorry I missed that!

You can watch the water level trends on the Corps site which is linked from this site elsewhere site:
http://www.nwd-wc.usace.army.mil/ftppub/project_data/daily/dwr.txt

and you can see the ramp functional levels also:
http://www.dworshak.org/ramp.htm

As of Sunday 5/1 the larger wide straight ramp in Bruce's Eddy is almost functional, at 4 feet of water rise a day it should be useable by Tuesday.

Please be very careful and watch out for debris. As usual in the spring there are a lot of floating logs.


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