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Exclusive Secrets of an Unstoppable Viral Marketing Mogul 2007-02-15 14:06:13 Viral marketing, aka word of mouth advertisement, has been around since the invention of sales, when the first rock was sold by Fred, the caveman. If you get a good deal on a product you like you will tell people about it. Popularized in the New York Times bestseller, The Tipping Point (aff), viral marketing is exactly what it sounds like, contagious.
This site deals with personal development and takes into account the experiences of successful people of the past and present; helping you to achieve the future that you desire.
One such successful person presents himself as a self proclaimed “dot com mogul” and I do not oppose him in his claims as he is truly a great example of successful viral marketing.
In this day and age, people are so saturated with advertisements that anything that resembles a marketing gimmick is usually taken as an obstruction of privacy and deemed as a pestilence. Today I tell you the secret of marketing success, and present you with a great example Read more:Exclusive
, Secrets
, Unstoppable
, Viral
, Marketing
, Mogul
Five Essential Plugins You Shouldn't Wordpress Without 2007-02-14 12:00:00 There have been many little changes to the site this week, as I’ve been working non stop to make quality improvements and publish some articles you guys would be interested in.
I present you with five essential plugins that you don’t want to blog without.
Show Top Commentators: This plugin rewards the top commentators by providing back links from my site. This should improve their google ranking and possibly send some traffic their way. I will increase the Top 5 to Top 10 once the comments get to double digits.
MyBlogLog: Ok, this isn’t exactly a plugin, you’re right. It is a pretty cool thing to have up on the site though. This is another reward system for my readers, as it provides a way to interact and check out each others blogs. As you can see my community is a bit lacking in the people department, so don’t be shy and join!
Subscribe to comments: This plugin puts a check box after the comment box so that you can get e-mail updates to the comments and Read more:Essential
, Plugins
, Wordpress
How to Get a Personal Motivator - Free of Charge 2007-02-13 16:21:51 The other day I decided to do a little experiment in productivity. I knew that I would have a free day to myself, with no responsibility to anyone. It would not have been possible to keep up with every task, time limit and priority unless I had someone pushing me.
I’m not the type of person that needs a personal motivator to get me up and running, I do well on my own, but when you have an absolutely flexible schedule it opens up many opportunities to waste time. If you think you need some extra management for your free time, I’ve got a great method to obtain a motivator, free of charge.
The title was a bit of a gimmick to get your attention. There won’t actually be a person coming over your house to motivate you, but now that you’re here I hope you’ll forgive me. Let me tell you what I mean and how it works.
Time logging
I had a small note pad with me at all times. I recorded every significant move that I made; this included commuting, class, eating, study Read more:Personal
, Motivator
The Dangers of Personal Development Addiction 2007-02-12 12:00:00 Warning: This article forces you to take a hard look at yourself and i’m being very harsh. Remember, I care about you and want the best for you.
A typical example of a personal development addict
You have a library full of books, an ipod full of audio CDs and you’ve been to a few seminars, but you still feel empty inside. You try positive self talk and almost convince yourself that you are capable of living the life of your dreams and spend hours pursuing your studies of personal development.
You won’t give up your search for enlightenment and strive to gather that one piece of information or advice that will make you feel whole, allow you to live the life you deserve or make you quit smoking, lose weight, be richer, closer to your family or just be you happy.
Maybe your life is wonderful but you got this itch to make just one area of your life better; you just don’t know how. You evaluate yourself and are certain that you are an achiever trying to get from a ni Read more:Personal
, Development
, Personal Development
Sunday's Speedlinking 2-11-07 2007-02-11 14:00:00 At Alex Shalman . com - Practical Personal development the Sunday
morning tradition will be me posting links to my favorite articles for the week from OTHER blogs. I feel like this is a good way to bring attention to quality writing that my readers might not get a chance to see otherwise.
For this week my favorite articles are:
Scott Young, a young blogger who is currently polishing up his public speaking skills, writes his theory on specializing vs. generalizing in areas of your life.
Brian Kim, author of The Hidden Secret in Think And Grow Rich, talks about the 5 things every college grad should know. I know some of my readers are college grads and some are just about to finish. You’ll want to read this.
Kyle Pott, who has been getting up early everyday for the past year, to take on life with a boost of productivity, shares his tips for getting up at 5am.
Mark McManus, achieves great things with body building and personal development, and you can read about why he loves bodybui Read more:Speedlinking
How To Become An Outstanding Person In Twelve Weeks 2007-02-08 23:00:00 Wanting to become an outstanding person does not guarantee success. In fact, having the motivation and desire to become outstanding does not guarantee you anything. Sounds a little pessimistic? Read on, as I explain what will make you an outstanding person, in twelve weeks time.
Let me begin by telling you what I consider to be outstanding. It is not a measure of success, wealth or popularity among your peers. Outstanding is a measure of a person’s character. Character can be both good and bad, but everyone knows just how to achieve the former so we will explore the latter in more detail.
Virtue as defined by Wikipedia:
Virtue is moral excellence of a person. A virtue is a character trait valued as being good. It is “habitual excellence”. It is something practiced at all times. The virtue of perseverance is needed for all and any virtue since it is a habit of character and must be used continuously in order for any person to maintain oneself in virtue.
Now we are cl Read more:Become
, Twelve
, Weeks
, Outstanding Person
Personal Development Ideas on The Golden Rules of Goal Setting 2007-02-08 02:00:00 Gleb from personal development ideas has a great article on the 3 golden rules of goal setting. Following his rules you should be able to:
“make goal setting a much easier process, and greatly increase the probability of your success”
Rule 1: Make sure your goal is valuable
Rule 2: Make sure your goal is an absolute necessity
Rule 3: Achieving a goal is a process, not just a result
Yes, there are other things you could do to increase goal achieving success rate, but it is also important to remember the fundamentals.
Which goal setting technique have you found to be most useful?
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Setting Higher Standards on Milk 2007-02-07 00:34:10 If you know me and have ever offered me milk then you’ve probably heard me say that “I don’t touch the stuff” or “I’m not that kind of person.” It is becoming more and more well known that milk is not a healthy thing to consume.
Ravi at SettingHigherStandards
puts this matter practically:
“I suppose drinking the milk of an animal that suckles to grow from 100 to over 800 pounds in less than a year would surely cause some weight gain in a human being!”
He even has a statement from the Harvard School of Public Health to back up his claims. A claim that milk consumption has been linked with several forms of cancer! Additionally, Ravi provides a link to more information for pro-milk and anti-milk campaigns. Which side of the fence you are on?
There is an interesting little cartoon parody of The Matrix, about the dangers of the farming industry, at The Meatrix for your viewing pleasure.
Share This
Money Management for Beginners 2007-02-05 12:00:00 As you progress on your journey of personal development, you are bound to explore the topic of finances and wonder just what is the best, easiest and most fun way to make money. Assuming that you already have some form of income you will need to figure out the most effective use of your money to maximize it’s value. Don’t wait until you have a million dollars until you learn how to manage your resources - learn while you have one dollar, it’s a much cheaper lesson.
Based on Robert Kiyosaki’s Rich Dad’s Guide to Investing: What the Rich Invest in, That the Poor and the Middle Class Do Not! I have adopted the following schematic to which I allocate my income.
60% Expenses/assets/investments
10% Donation
10% Long-term savings
10% Short-term savings
10% Extravagant spending
What if it takes you 90% of your income to cover your expenses? For this we take a lesson from the late Benjamin Franklin. In his autobiography, Benjamin Franklin talks about fr Read more:Money
, Management
Nature's Medicine 2007-01-29 12:00:00 I had the pleasure of speaking with Dr. S (I’ll omit his name for anonymity), a well established and worldly scientist and researcher of cell biology, immunology, rheumotology… the list goes on. He opened up my eyes to some fundamental facts about health that I have previously not considered. The conversation we had was mostly about natural cures. If you’re into personal development and being healthy than surely you see the value of a natural cure over the pharmaceutical cure.
The topics that I found of most interest were the properties of garlic as an anti-biotic, oregano oil as an anti-fungal, and omega-3 fatty acids as something lacking-absent from American diets today. I will try to spare you as much as I can from scientific jargon and give you pure unadulterated gems of information.
Garlic
Garlic can be used to prevent and cure most things from a common bacterial infection to the deadly anthrax bacterium. The active ingredients of garlic are present only in the f Read more:Medicine
America's Top Three Presidents on Personal Development 2007-02-19 07:00:00 In honor of President’s Day I have researched America
’s Top Three
President’s . What characteristics propelled them to the top of the greatest nation in the world? What does their personal development genius consist of? Who are considered America’s Top ThreePresidents
?
George Washington
Washington, a great war general, was also a man of conscious, a generous one at that. He lived by the philosophy of giving and said to “let your heart feel for the afflictions and distress of everyone, and let your hand give in proportion to your purse.”
Washingston also believed that descipline is at the heart of success.
Discipline is the soul of an army. It makes small numbers formidable; procures success to the weak, and esteem to all.
While he does speak of the benefits of discipline in war, it is a metaphor for everyone, not just soldiers. When emotions and motivation wear thin, what we have left are acts of habit and discipline. Obtain the discipline to do t Read more:Personal
, Development
, Personal Development
Sunday's Speedlinking - 2-18-07 2007-02-18 20:40:53 At Alex Shalman . com - Practical Personal development the Sunday
morning tradition is me posting links, to my favorite articles for the week, from OTHER blogs. I feel like this is a good way to bring attention to quality writing that my readers might not get a chance to see otherwise.
For this week my favorite articles are:
Alec Gullon started blogging about Life and Growth just this month and produced an interesting article titled Drink More Water, which you will find very much complementary to my Liquid Motivation article. Have a look at both.
Life Coach Alvin Soon writes about breaking out of your comfort zone in his post, How To Suck And Still Be On Top.
Stretch or die. Because if you’re not growing, you’re dieing.
Craig Harper, a personal trainer and motivational speaker, writes about being proactive and defining what success means to you. Check out Craig’s Don’t let “life” happen to you. Also, Craig appears on a radio show, which you can syn Read more:Speedlinking
America's Top Three Presidents on Personal Development 2007-02-19 07:00:00 In honor of President’s Day I have researched America
’s Top Three
President’s . What characteristics propelled them to the top of the greatest nation in the world? What does their personal development genius consist of? Who are considered America’s Top ThreePresidents
?
George Washington
Washington, a great war general, was also a man of conscious, a generous one at that. He lived by the philosophy of giving and said to “let your heart feel for the afflictions and distress of everyone, and let your hand give in proportion to your purse.”
Washingston also believed that descipline is at the heart of success.
Discipline is the soul of an army. It makes small numbers formidable; procures success to the weak, and esteem to all.
While he does speak of the benefits of discipline in war, it is a metaphor for everyone, not just soldiers. When emotions and motivation wear thin, what we have left are acts of habit and discipline. Obtain the discipline to do t Read more:Personal
, Development
, Personal Development
Sunday's Speedlinking - 2-18-07 2007-02-18 20:40:53 At Alex Shalman . com - Practical Personal development the Sunday
morning tradition is me posting links, to my favorite articles for the week, from OTHER blogs. I feel like this is a good way to bring attention to quality writing that my readers might not get a chance to see otherwise.
For this week my favorite articles are:
Alec Gullon started blogging about Life and Growth just this month and produced an interesting article titled Drink More Water, which you will find very much complementary to my Liquid Motivation article. Have a look at both.
Life Coach Alvin Soon writes about breaking out of your comfort zone in his post, How To Suck And Still Be On Top.
Stretch or die. Because if you’re not growing, you’re dieing.
Craig Harper, a personal trainer and motivational speaker, writes about being proactive and defining what success means to you. Check out Craig’s Don’t let “life” happen to you. Also, Craig appears on a radio show, which you can syn Read more:Speedlinking
Exclusive Secrets of an Unstoppable Viral Marketing Mogul 2007-02-15 14:06:13 Viral marketing, aka word of mouth advertisement, has been around since the invention of sales, when the first rock was sold by Fred, the caveman. If you get a good deal on a product you like you will tell people about it. Popularized in the New York Times bestseller, The Tipping Point (aff), viral marketing is exactly what it sounds like, contagious.
This site deals with personal development and takes into account the experiences of successful people of the past and present; helping you to achieve the future that you desire.
One such successful person presents himself as a self proclaimed “dot com mogul” and I do not oppose him in his claims as he is truly a great example of successful viral marketing.
In this day and age, people are so saturated with advertisements that anything that resembles a marketing gimmick is usually taken as an obstruction of privacy and deemed as a pestilence. Today I tell you the secret of marketing success, and present you with a great example Read more:Exclusive
, Secrets
, Unstoppable
, Viral
, Marketing
, Mogul
Five Essential Plugins You Shouldn't Wordpress Without 2007-02-14 12:00:00 There have been many little changes to the site this week, as I’ve been working non stop to make quality improvements and publish some articles you guys would be interested in.
I present you with five essential plugins that you don’t want to blog without.
Show Top Commentators: This plugin rewards the top commentators by providing back links from my site. This should improve their google ranking and possibly send some traffic their way. I will increase the Top 5 to Top 10 once the comments get to double digits.
MyBlogLog: Ok, this isn’t exactly a plugin, you’re right. It is a pretty cool thing to have up on the site though. This is another reward system for my readers, as it provides a way to interact and check out each others blogs. As you can see my community is a bit lacking in the people department, so don’t be shy and join!
Subscribe to comments: This plugin puts a check box after the comment box so that you can get e-mail updates to the comments and Read more:Essential
, Plugins
, Wordpress
How to Get a Personal Motivator - Free of Charge 2007-02-13 16:21:51 The other day I decided to do a little experiment in productivity. I knew that I would have a free day to myself, with no responsibility to anyone. It would not have been possible to keep up with every task, time limit and priority unless I had someone pushing me.
I’m not the type of person that needs a personal motivator to get me up and running, I do well on my own, but when you have an absolutely flexible schedule it opens up many opportunities to waste time. If you think you need some extra management for your free time, I’ve got a great method to obtain a motivator, free of charge.
The title was a bit of a gimmick to get your attention. There won’t actually be a person coming over your house to motivate you, but now that you’re here I hope you’ll forgive me. Let me tell you what I mean and how it works.
Time logging
I had a small note pad with me at all times. I recorded every significant move that I made; this included commuting, class, eating, study Read more:Personal
, Motivator
The Dangers of Personal Development Addiction 2007-02-12 12:00:00 Warning: This article forces you to take a hard look at yourself and i’m being very harsh. Remember, I care about you and want the best for you.
A typical example of a personal development addict
You have a library full of books, an ipod full of audio CDs and you’ve been to a few seminars, but you still feel empty inside. You try positive self talk and almost convince yourself that you are capable of living the life of your dreams and spend hours pursuing your studies of personal development.
You won’t give up your search for enlightenment and strive to gather that one piece of information or advice that will make you feel whole, allow you to live the life you deserve or make you quit smoking, lose weight, be richer, closer to your family or just be you happy.
Maybe your life is wonderful but you got this itch to make just one area of your life better; you just don’t know how. You evaluate yourself and are certain that you are an achiever trying to get from a ni Read more:Personal
, Development
, Personal Development
Sunday's Speedlinking 2-11-07 2007-02-11 14:00:00 At Alex Shalman . com - Practical Personal development the Sunday
morning tradition will be me posting links to my favorite articles for the week from OTHER blogs. I feel like this is a good way to bring attention to quality writing that my readers might not get a chance to see otherwise.
For this week my favorite articles are:
Scott Young, a young blogger who is currently polishing up his public speaking skills, writes his theory on specializing vs. generalizing in areas of your life.
Brian Kim, author of The Hidden Secret in Think And Grow Rich, talks about the 5 things every college grad should know. I know some of my readers are college grads and some are just about to finish. You’ll want to read this.
Kyle Pott, who has been getting up early everyday for the past year, to take on life with a boost of productivity, shares his tips for getting up at 5am.
Mark McManus, achieves great things with body building and personal development, and you can read about why he loves bodybui Read more:Speedlinking
How To Become An Outstanding Person In Twelve Weeks 2007-02-08 23:00:00 Wanting to become an outstanding person does not guarantee success. In fact, having the motivation and desire to become outstanding does not guarantee you anything. Sounds a little pessimistic? Read on, as I explain what will make you an outstanding person, in twelve weeks time.
Let me begin by telling you what I consider to be outstanding. It is not a measure of success, wealth or popularity among your peers. Outstanding is a measure of a person’s character. Character can be both good and bad, but everyone knows just how to achieve the former so we will explore the latter in more detail.
Virtue as defined by Wikipedia:
Virtue is moral excellence of a person. A virtue is a character trait valued as being good. It is “habitual excellence”. It is something practiced at all times. The virtue of perseverance is needed for all and any virtue since it is a habit of character and must be used continuously in order for any person to maintain oneself in virtue.
Now we are cl Read more:Become
, Twelve
, Weeks
, Outstanding Person
Personal Development Ideas on The Golden Rules of Goal Setting 2007-02-08 02:00:00 Gleb from personal development ideas has a great article on the 3 golden rules of goal setting. Following his rules you should be able to:
“make goal setting a much easier process, and greatly increase the probability of your success”
Rule 1: Make sure your goal is valuable
Rule 2: Make sure your goal is an absolute necessity
Rule 3: Achieving a goal is a process, not just a result
Yes, there are other things you could do to increase goal achieving success rate, but it is also important to remember the fundamentals.
Which goal setting technique have you found to be most useful?
Share This
Read more:Personal
, Development
, Personal Development
, Golden
, Rules
, Setting
, Goal Setting
Setting Higher Standards on Milk 2007-02-07 00:34:10 If you know me and have ever offered me milk then you’ve probably heard me say that “I don’t touch the stuff” or “I’m not that kind of person.” It is becoming more and more well known that milk is not a healthy thing to consume.
Ravi at SettingHigherStandards
puts this matter practically:
“I suppose drinking the milk of an animal that suckles to grow from 100 to over 800 pounds in less than a year would surely cause some weight gain in a human being!”
He even has a statement from the Harvard School of Public Health to back up his claims. A claim that milk consumption has been linked with several forms of cancer! Additionally, Ravi provides a link to more information for pro-milk and anti-milk campaigns. Which side of the fence you are on?
There is an interesting little cartoon parody of The Matrix, about the dangers of the farming industry, at The Meatrix for your viewing pleasure.
Share This
Can you handle the truth? 2007-02-21 21:22:27 I am able to share these tips with you not because I live a life surrounded by liars (well maybe a couple of liars), but because my thirst for knowledge has led me to study this field of human psychology. Most of this content is really practical and easy to apply to any situation. Don’t worry, even if the liars out there see this information, it won’t exactly help them in eluding your new found skill. The fact that they’ll be thinking about how to react and trying to remember what not to do will serve as a warning to you. Just remember that some things are better left unanswered and that the truth may cause you severe discomfort.
Before you continue, ask yourself:
Is ignorance bliss or is truth the way to salvation?
Can you handle the truth?
Find out how to pick out a liar.
1. Body Cues. The key here is to look for deviations from the norm. Certain common cues to look out for are:
Facing their body away from you or sideways
Placing an object between the two
How to torture a man into loving you! 2007-02-22 20:00:00 Disclaimer: I am against torturing of animals, but men… like it.
This article is to serve men as a warning, to be cautious of the unsecure females who lurk in broad daylight; and to assist the other women - those who ‘always’ attract the wrong men.
The Basics
What men want: A woman who will fill their bellies, raise their kiddies, and put out their fires.
What men need: A woman that will stand independently, make them chase her, and always keep them guessing if they really have her.
What women need and want: Same thing as men, do not let social dynamics tell you otherwise.
So… you say torture?
Wikipediea defines psychological torture as follows:
Psychological torture uses psychological pain to inflict torment and is less well known because its effects are often invisible to others. It uses non-physical methods to induce pain in the subject’s mental, emotional, and psychological states. Since there is no international political consensus on what constitute
Why I blog 2007-02-22 04:09:27 In response to the tag from Gleb at Personal Development Ideas, I am going to participate in this meme about why I blog. But first, wikipedia’s definition of a meme for my non-blogging readers:
a unit of cultural information transferable from one mind to another
Basically, someone picks a topic and it gets passed around for everyone to voice their opinions and give their input. So here’s mine.
Why I Blog
1. It is really fun. I enjoy being creative and having the control of what I am going to say next and where my blog/site will go.
2. I feel like it is a great way to improve my writing skill. Can anyone think of a better way to improve their writing other than writing, and writing some more?
3. It’s a great way to get information out to people. I do all this studying for life, and I find myself in situations where my hours of studying can be injected into a person within minutes. Still, minutes multiplied by many people equals many hours. Blogging allows me to get t
Money Management for Beginners 2007-02-05 12:00:00 As you progress on your journey of personal development, you are bound to explore the topic of finances and wonder just what is the best, easiest and most fun way to make money. Assuming that you already have some form of income you will need to figure out the most effective use of your money to maximize it’s value. Don’t wait until you have a million dollars until you learn how to manage your resources - learn while you have one dollar, it’s a much cheaper lesson.
Based on Robert Kiyosaki’s Rich Dad’s Guide to Investing: What the Rich Invest in, That the Poor and the Middle Class Do Not! I have adopted the following schematic to which I allocate my income.
60% Expenses/assets/investments
10% Donation
10% Long-term savings
10% Short-term savings
10% Extravagant spending
What if it takes you 90% of your income to cover your expenses? For this we take a lesson from the late Benjamin Franklin. In his autobiography, Benjamin Franklin talks about fr Read more:Money
, Management
Nature's Medicine 2007-01-29 12:00:00 I had the pleasure of speaking with Dr. S (I’ll omit his name for anonymity), a well established and worldly scientist and researcher of cell biology, immunology, rheumotology… the list goes on. He opened up my eyes to some fundamental facts about health that I have previously not considered. The conversation we had was mostly about natural cures. If you’re into personal development and being healthy than surely you see the value of a natural cure over the pharmaceutical cure.
The topics that I found of most interest were the properties of garlic as an anti-biotic, oregano oil as an anti-fungal, and omega-3 fatty acids as something lacking-absent from American diets today. I will try to spare you as much as I can from scientific jargon and give you pure unadulterated gems of information.
Garlic
Garlic can be used to prevent and cure most things from a common bacterial infection to the deadly anthrax bacterium. The active ingredients of garlic are present only in the f Read more:Medicine
Liquid motivation 2007-01-26 21:38:49 Easily taken for granted as the single most important nutrient needed for not only our survival but our optimal performance as machines of bone and flesh. It has given us energy, good health, rejuvination and refreshment since our conception. If you haven’t guessed by now, I speak of water.
Ever have days where you feel sluggish and drowsy and if it wasn’t for your ‘responsibilities’, you wouldn’t even get out of bed or from in front of the TV? Maybe it’s not that severe, but you seem to just be lacking the ‘edge’ in whatever you’re undertaking. Consider that you may be less than optimally hydrated. I’m not talking about being so dehydrated that your skin begins to dry on contact but enough so that you feel lethargic and experience a dullness of your critical thinking abilities.
When I drink half a liter of water right before bed I wake up feeling a lot more alert and ready to start my day. Combining abundant water consumption Read more:Liquid
, motivation
Too Busy To Exercise 2007-01-24 16:18:27 Edwin C. Bliss, a time management expert and author of Getting Things Done says that “if you are too busy to exercise, you are too busy”. His book gives a couple of examples of high powered professionals and business owners that manage to exercise despite their major responsibilities. This is something I completely agree with due to the enormously positive aspects of exercise.
If you have taken any serious steps towards setting a list of priorities for your life you would have noticed that health is near the top of your list. You realize that your health will allow you to not only live a longer life but to live a longer youth and prolong your vitality as long as you can. That should be enough reason to start now.
Benefits of exercise
When I exercise first thing in the morning I am able to start the day off right, sort of speak. My energy levels are increased and I am able to perform tasks with a greater intensity for the remainder of the day. By exercising I take a proactiv Read more:Exercise
Now: The Time To Start 2007-01-11 04:14:18 What are you currently not doing that you would like to start or be proficient at? Would you learn another language? Would you master the arts or learn to play an instrument? Would you improve your relationship with family and friends? Would you take on a new diet or exercise regime? What personal development interests do you have?
Once you have identified what you would like to create in your life forge your commitment by writing it down. Visualize the person that you would be if you had already achieved your goal. Don't wait, start your journey immediately.
Initialize the process by writing your goal in your journal, task-list, vision board or anywhere that you consider special and make a vow to see it through to the end. Write down exactly what it is that you want to accomplish. The level of detail that is required here should be vivid enough so that a random person reading your goal would be able to achieve the affect you desire. Also, make sure you set a due date for when you p Read more:Start
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