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Directors: Lucy Combest 502-543-6696 Brenda Eddington 502-955-5784 Delores Mudd 502-543-7226 Note: There will be a $2.00 entry fee per exhibitor (Exception: No fee for children 12 years and under.)
RULES: 1. All entries are to be entered on Monday, June 14, 2010, between the hours of 8:30 AM-noon. 2. All entries must be made within the calendar year of June 1, 2009 through June 14, 2010 or not to have been exhibited before. 3. Exhibitors limited to Bullitt County residents or members of the Bullitt County Extension Homemakers. 4. No individuals may have more than one entry in each class number. If entered in the wrong class, entry may not be judged. 5. Each entry will be judged on its quality. Therefore, a single entry in a category may merit a first, second, third or no ribbon. 6. The Bullitt County Fair Board will not be responsible for any article exhibited. Care will be given to handling of articles, and precautions will be taken to give reasonable protection to all exhibits. 7. Exhibitors will be allowed to remove articles on Saturday, June 19, 2010 from 6 - 8 p.m. 8. Any exhibitor removing exhibits prior to 6 p.m. on June 19, 2010 will forfeit prize money. 9. Rules for individual categories take precedence. NOTICE: If you plan to exhibit more than 12 items, please make arrangements for an early registration form. Early registration forms can be picked-up at Thomason & Sohm Building, 216 S. Buckman Street. Special entry table will be provided if possible. Recommendation: Bring address labels. Questions: Contact a director.
YOUTH ENTRIES: Open to Bullitt County youth 16 years of age and younger. See general rules. Youth items will be labeled with “Y” in front of the entry number for all divisions (Ex. Y B35).
OPEN CLASS PREMIUMS: Each winning entry will be awarded ribbon and points as follows: Culinary and horticulture: Premiums Points $5.00 Blue ribbon 15 $3.00 Red ribbon 10 $2.00 White ribbon 5
Special Awards - Grand Champion Pie: All pies entered will be eligible for a grand prize of twenty-five ($25) dollars. A rosette winner will be chosen from the blue ribbon winners from each pie category. Grand Champion Cake: All cakes entered will be eligible for a grand prize of twenty-five ($25) dollars. A rosette winner will be chosen from the blue ribbon winners from each cake category. CLASS CHAMPIONS: Class champion rosettes will be given to each of the following classes: 1)Baking, 2)Canning, 3)Horticulture, 4)Flowers & Plants, 5)Textiles, 6)Craft & Hobby, 7)Art, 8)Photography
Grand Champion rosette will be given to entrant with most points.
Division One-Baking Chairperson: Brenda Eddington and Marlene Dawson
Rules: 1. See General Rules. 2. Baked goods must be on sturdy paper or plastic plates. 3. No commercial mixes to be used except B20. 4. Each entry must be the exhibitor's own work. BREAD B1 Corn Muffin or sticks (4) B2 Home-made Biscuits (4) B3 White Bread (l/2 loaf) B4 Dark Grain Bread (1/2 loaf) B5 Fruit Bread (l/2 loaf) B6 Vegetable Bread (1/2 loaf) B7 Nut Bread (1/2 loaf) B8 Sweet Yeast Bread/Rolls (4) B9 Sour Dough Bread (1/2 loaf) B10 Favorite Muffins (4) B11 Miscellaneous Bread (1/2 loaf) (any kind not mentioned) PIES (1/4 pie must be displayed on a sturdy paper or plastic plate.) B12 Fruit Pie B13 Berry Pie B14 Cream or Custard Pie (No meringue) B15 Nut Pie B16 Chess Pie B17 Vegetable Pie B18 Favorite Meringue Topped Pie B19 Favorite Pie (Any kind not mentioned)
CAKES (Two layer limit, 1/4 cake displayed on sturdy paper or plastic plate) B20 Quick and Easy Cake made with a Commercial Mix and your Special Ingredients B21 Chocolate Cake with Chocolate Frosting B22 Pound Cake, No Frosting B23 Coconut Cake B24 Fruit Cake (any fruit) B25 Nut Cake B26 Yellow Cake, Any Frosting B27 White Layer Cake, Any Frosting B28 Favorite Cake (Any kind not mentioned)
SPECIAL DESSERT (1/4 cake displayed on sturdy paper or plastic plate) B29 Italian Cream Cake B30 Carrot Cake B31 Your Favorite Cheese Cake B32 Upside Down Cake, Any Fruit B33 Favorite Cake in a 13x9 Pan B34 Fruit Cobbler B35 Cupcakes (4) B36 Decorated Cake B37 Favorite Dessert (Any kind not mentioned)
CANDY (Six pieces per entry; displayed on a sturdy paper or plastic plate) B37 Chocolate Fudge, No nuts B38 Chocolate Fudge with nuts B39 Peanut Butter Fudge B40 Nut Brittle B41 Divinity, Any Flavor B42 Bourbon Balls B43 Toffee, any type B44 Any Candy Not Mentioned
COOKIES and BARS (Four pieces per entry; displayed on a sturdy paper or plastic plate) B45 Brownies, traditional B46 Brownies with additional ingredients B47 Oatmeal Cookie B48 Chocolate Chip Cookie B49 Peanut Butter Cookie B50 Sugar/Butter Cookie (no icing) B51 Bar Cookie B52 Old Time Cookie B53 No Bake Cookie B54 Favorite Cookie (Any kind not mentioned)
DIVISION TWO: CANNED GOODS Chairperson: Debbie Hester and Opalene Roark Rules: 1. All canned food must be in a clear standard quart or pint canning jar with metal lids and rings. 2. All goods must have been canned after the 2009 Bullitt County Fair. 3. Individual’s name must not be affixed to the jar. 4. No paraffin seals will be accepted. 5. Jams, Jellies, Preserves and Butters will be accepted in jelly jars. CANNED VEGETABLES C1 Beans, other than green beans C2 Tomatoes C3 Corn C4 Sauerkraut C5 Potatoes C6 Beets C7 Green Beans C8 Peas C9 Soup Mixture C10 Carrots C11 Any vegetable not mentioned
CANNED JUICES, SAUCES & SALSA C12 Tomato Juice C13 Salsa Sauce, with tomatoes C14 Salsa Sauce, other than with tomatoes C15 BBQ Sauce C16 Chili Sauce C17 Spaghetti Sauce C18 Grape Juice C19 Apple Juice C20 Any juice, sauce, or salsa not mentioned
CANNED FRUIT C21 Apples C22 Peaches C23 Blackberries C24 Cherries C25 Pears C26 Applesauce C27 Any Fruit not mentioned
JELLY, JAM, PRESERVES, BUTTER C28 Strawberry Jelly C29 Blackberry Jelly C30 Apple Jelly C31 Peach Jelly C32 Pepper Jelly C33 Grape Jelly C34 Cherry Jelly C35 Any Jelly not mentioned C36 Strawberry Jam C37 Blackberry Jam C38 Cherry Jam C39 Any Jam not mentioned C40 Pear Preserves C41 Peach Preserves C42 Any Preserve not mentioned C43 Apple Butter C44 Peach Butter C45 Any Butter not mentioned
PICKLES AND RELISHES C46 Sweet Pickles C47 Dill Pickles C48 Bread & Butter Pickles C49 Beet Pickles C50 Pepper Pickles C51 Pickled Okra C52 Pickled Vegetable C53 Pickled Fruit C54 Any Pickle not mentioned C55 Corn Relish C56 Sweet Relish C57 Chow Chow Relish C58 Any Relish not mentioned
DIVION THREE: HORTICULTURE Chairperson: June Dawson and Kathy Etherton Rules: See General Rules. Exhibitor must grow entry in most recent growing season. Horticulture entries must be placed on a sturdy paper or plastic plate or aluminum pie pan and accompanied in large ziploc bag except for displays. If any item begins to smell, the Fair Board will dispose of it. For Display: Tops cut off of root crops. Full head of lettuce and cabbage. One row of leaves off cauliflower and broccoli. All vegetables must be grown by exhibitor. SINGLE VARIETIES H1 Beets (3) H2 Bunch of beans (2 dozen) H3 Peas in pod (2 dozen) H4 Head of cabbage (1) H5 Head of cauliflower (1) H6 Head of broccoli (1) H7 Potatoes (3) H8 Onions (3) H9 Squash (3) H10 Cucumbers (3) H11 Leaf Lettuce (3) H12 Bell Pepper (3) H13 Tomatoes (3) H14 Hot Pepper (3) H15 Garlic (3) H16 Radish (3) H17 Banana Pepper (3) H18 Fresh Herbs (single variety) H19 Fresh Herb Display (3 or more varieties) H20 Any variety not mentioned above H21 Gourd Display (5 or more, last year’s crop)
Division Four: FLOWERS & PLANTS Chairperson: June Dawson and Kathy Etherton Rules: 1. See General Rules. 2. Entry must be in entrant's possession at least 40 days prior to June, 2010. 3. Exhibitor must be non-professional. 4. Multiple plantings must be grown together 3 weeks prior to fair date. 5. Plants must have a drainage saucer. 6. All potted plants and hangings must be in pots not exceeding 10 inches across top. 7. All attempts will be made to care for exhibit - care instructions must be provided to assure proper care.
CUT SPECIMEN
FP1 Rose Bud Specimen FP2 Rose Arrangement FP3 One Rose Specimen FP4 Three Rose Specimen FP5 Kitchen Arrangements FP6 Mixed Bouquet FP7 Flowering Annual (3 stalks) FP8 Flowering Perennial (3 stalks) FP9 Roadside Combo Arrangement (fresh wild “weeds”) FP10 Herb (single variety –several stems) FP11 Any Cut Specimen not mentioned
CONTAINER GROWN FP12 Hanging Container Plant FP13 Hanging Mixed Planting (3 varieties) FP14 Blooming Potted Plant FP15 Non-Blooming Potted Plant FP16 Mixed Herb Planting (3 varieties) FP17 African Violet FP18 Terrarium FP19 Dish Garden (3 or more plants) FP20 Fern FP21 “Unique” Named Plant FP22 Animal Named Plant FP23 Any Container Grown Plant not mentioned above
Class Five: TEXTILES Chair: Pat Perkins , Kathleen Potts and Carol Morgan RULES: 1. See general rules 2. The Bullitt County Fair Board acknowledges that quilt top construction and actual quilting of piece are two separate skills often done by separate individuals. For this reason, each will be judged separately. An entry tag for each skill must be filled out and attached to quilt. No additional entry fee will be charged.
QUILTS: Traditional T1 Hand Pieced, Hand Quilted T2 Applique Quilt (Hand Applique, Hand Quilted) T3 Senior Citizen Quilt (Hand Pieced, Hand Quilted) T4 Kit (Hand or Machine Pieced, Hand or Non-traditional Machine Quilted T5 Machine Pieced, Machine Quilted T6 Hand Pieced, Hand or Machine Quilted T7 HolidayQuilt T8 First Quilt T9 Wall Hanging T10 Baby Quilt T11 Friendship Quilt (2 to 3 people) T12 Group Quilt (4 or more people) T13 Story Quilt (Include why this quilt is special) T14 Any Quilt not mentioned T15 Antique quilt (over 50 years old)
CROCHETING T16 Crocheted Table Runner T17 Crocheted Afghan no larger than 60x68 T18 Crocheted Baby Afghan T19 Crocheted Baby Dress T20 Crocheted Baby Cap & Sweater T21 Crocheted Baby Booties T22 Crocheted Bedspread (mercerized cotton) T23 Crocheted Doily T24 Crocheted Article of Clothing T25 Crochet item not mentioned
KNITTING T26 Knitted Adult Sweater T27 Knitted Afghan T28 Knitted Baby Afghan T29 Knitted Baby Dress T30 Knitted Baby Cap & Sweater T31 Knitted Baby Booties T32 Knitted Scarf T33 Knitted Item Not Mentioned
STANDARD HAND EMBROIDERY T34 Guest Towels T35 Pillowcase T36 Household Article T37 Clothing T38 Any Standard Hand Embroidery item not mentioned
MACHINE EMBROIDERY T39 Guest Towels T40 Pillowcases T41 Household Article T42 Clothing T43 Any Article not mentioned
COUNTED CROSS STITCH (NO KIT) T44 Framed Picture T45 Any Counted Cross Stitch not mentioned
COUNTED CROSS STITCH (FROM KIT) T46 Framed Picture T47 Any item not mentioned
CROSS STICH (NO KIT) T48 Framed Picture T49 Any item not mentioned
CROSS STICH (FROM KIT) T50 Framed Picture T51 Any item not mentioned
WEARING APPAREL T52 Quilted Apparel T53 Vest T54 Blouse T55 Skirt T56 Dress T57 Necktie T58 Child's Garment 4-6 years old T59 Child's Garment 7 years and over T60 Child's Play Clothes boy or girl T61 Smocked Item T62 Denim Garment T63 Applique Apparel T64 Polar Fleece Apparel T65 Apron - Half Style T66 Apron –Full Style T67 Jacket T68 Any Clothing not mentioned
INFANT ARTICLES T69 Baby Dress (infant to size 3) T70 Smocked Items T71 Baby Bib (1) T72 Baby Blanket –embroidery-cross stitch T73 Baby Pillow T74 Handmade Diaper Bag T75 Any Infant Article not mentioned
HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS T76 Pillowcase (other than embroidered) T77 Place Mat (1) T78 Table Runner T79 Pin Cushion (1) T80 Pot Holder (2) T81 Hot Dish Mat (1) T82 Fabric Wall Hanging T83 Woven Items T84 Any item not mentioned
DOLLS & TOYS T85 All Cloth Doll T86 Porcelain/Ceramic Doll (may have cloth torso or body) T87 Raggedy Ann or Andy Doll T88 Character Doll T89 Stuffed Animal T90 Dressed Store Bought Stuffed Animal (attire judged only) T91 Dressed Doll (attire judged only) T92 Bride Doll (attire judged only) T93 Crocheted or knitted dress on doll (doll not judged) T94 Any toy such as ball, puppet, book T95 Pillow Case Doll T96 Any item not mentioned
PILLOWS T97 Quilted Pillow T98 Crocheted or Knitted Pillow T99 Crewel Pillow T100 Embroidered Pillow T101 Quillow T102 Any Pillow not mentioned
CHRISTMAS/HOLIDAY ARTICLES T103 Christmas Tree Skirt T104 Christmas Table Runner T105 Christmas Stocking T106 Holiday Apron –half size T107 Holiday Apron - full size T108 Group of stitched Christmas Ornaments 4-6, must be tied together T109 Holiday Pillow
Divison Six: CRAFT AND HOBBY Chairperson: Fay Crumbacker, Peggy Crenshaw and Pam French See general rules.
FOLK/TOLE PAINTING (NO gourds) CRH1 Holiday Item - Easter CRH2 Holiday Item - Halloween CRH3 Holiday Item - Christmas CRH4 Fall Item CRH5 Painted Box CRH6 Plaque Free Standing Wood Items CRH7 Free Standing Wood Item CRH8 Any item not mentioned
GOURDS CRH9 Painted Christmas Gourd CRH10 Character Gourd CRH11 Theme Painted Gourd CRH12 Container - bowl, vase, etc. with or without lid CRH13 Decorated Gourd Birdhouse CRH14 Planter Gourd- must include plant, real or artificial CRH15 Wood Burned Gourd CRH16 Pen and Ink Gourd CRH17 Christmas Ornament CRH18 Purse CRH19 Woven Gourd Basket CRH20 Holiday Gourd not mentioned CRH21 Any Decorated Gourd not mentioned
WOODWORKING CRH22 Refinished Furniture CRH23 Small Furniture CRH24 Small item made of painted wood CRH25 Wooden Toy CRH26 Small item made of natural wood no larger than 24” x 24” out CRH27 Yard Art CRH28 Walking Stick CRH29 Quilt Rack CRH30 Utility Item –Something that can be used CRH31 Any Wood carved item CRH32 Woodcraft not mentioned
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS Flowers must be the main element in arrangement CRH33 Mantel Arrangement CRH34 Christmas Arrangements CRH35 Other Holiday Arrangement CRH36 Table Arrangement CRH37 Arrangement using vase CRH38 Bridal Bouquet CRH39 Wreath or Door Decoration CRH40 Holiday Wall or Door Decoration CRH41 Any item not mentioned
SCRAP BOOKING CRH42 Baby, 1 page CRH43 Birthday, 1 page CRH44 Halloween, 1 page CRH45 Easter, 1 page CRH46 Christmas, 1 page CRH47 Sports, 1 page CRH48 School, 1 page CRH49 Vacation, 1 page CRH50 Family, 1 page CRH51 Any 1 page not mentioned CRH52 Baby, 2 pages CRH53 Birthday, 2 pages CRH54 Halloween, 2 pages CRH55 Easter, 2 pages CRH56 Christmas, 2 pages CRH57 Sports, 2 pages CRH58 School, 2 pages CRH59 Vacation, 2 pages CRH60 Family, 2 pages CRH61 Any 2 pages not mentioned CRH62 Novelty Scrapbook
MISCELLANEOUS CRAFTS CRH63 Decorated Commercial Wreath CRH64 Decorated Homemade Wreath CRH65 Covered Box CRH66 Stenciled/Block Painted Item CRH67 Decorated Jacket CHR68 Handmade Jewelry (no gourd) CRH69 Decorated apparel with Fabric- ex. sweatshirt, pants CRH70 Painted apparel (other than sweatshirt or T-shirt) CRH71 Painted T-shirt or Sweatshirt CRH72 Recycled Craft Items CRH73 Vest (other than holiday) judged on decoration only CRH74 Decorated Hat CRH75 Decorated Frames/Pictures CRH76 Bird Houses (not to exceed 12x12-inches) (no gourds) CRH77 Decorated Photo Albums CRH78 Decorated Basket CRH79 Stepping Stone CRH80 Yard Art CRH81 Any Crafts and hobby not mentioned
HOLIDAY DECORATIONS AND CRAFTS CRH82 Christmas Ornament (no gourds) CRH83 Door Decoration other than wreath CRH84 Wreath CRH85 Christmas Sweatshirt CRH86 Halloween Sweatshirt CRH87 Halloween Costume CRH88 Halloween Decoration CRH89 Easter Decoration CRH90 Vest, judged on decoration only CRH91 Any Holiday Craft/Decoration not mentioned
BEADING CRH92 Baskets CRH93 Candlesticks CRH94 Doll CRH95 Household Article CRH96 Flower CRH97 Christmas CRH98 Other Holiday Item CRH99 Angel CRH100 Snow Flake / Star CRH101 Purse CRH102 Necklace CRH103 Bracelet CRH104 Ear Rings CRH105 Pendant CRH106 Set (Bracelet, Necklace, Ear Rings) CRH107 Any Beading not mentioned
BASKETRY CRH108 Reed Basket CRH109 Basket with Dyed Materials CRH110 Basket with Wood Base CRH111 Basket made with natural fibers found in KY CRH112 Novelty Basket CRH113 Miniature Basket; 4 inches or less CRH114 Leather or leather accent Basket CRH115 Any Hand Woven Basket not mentioned
PURSES AND TOTES CRH116 Clutch CRH117 Fabric, 14 x 14 inches and under CRH118 Fabric, 15 x 15 inches and over CRH119 Leather / leather accents CRH120 Embroidery - Machine or Hand CRH121 Quilted Tote or Purse CRH122 Novelty CRH123 Any Purse/Tote not mentioned
ANTIQUES Rules: 1. No organization or business may enter. 2. No professional may enter. 3. To be considered an antique the item must be at least 50 years old. See general rules. CRH124 Book Published in Kentucky CRH125 Kitchen Item CRH126 Advertising Item CRH127 Child’s Toy CRH128 Clothing or Accessory CRH129 Costume Jewelry Item
Divison Seven: ART Chairperson: Judy Frisby, Robin Tomlinson and Jean Oney Rules: 1. See General Rules. 2. Item must be framed or mounted with proper fixtures (wire and screw eyes). Item that is not ready to hang will not be accepted. 3. All work must be original. No kits allowed. 4. Item (except oil, lacquer, acrylic) must have a protective covering. 5. Item must have been completed since June, 2009. Children’s exhibits (grades 1 - 4 and preschool) to be mounted on mat board
PROFESSIONAL AND ADULTS A1 Painting (oil, lacquer, acrylic, etc.- representational, realistic) A2 Painting (oil, lacquer ,acrylic, etc. - abstract) A3 Portraits (any medium except sculpture) A4 Watercolors (any subject transparent) A5 Charcoal or pencil drawing A6 Pastels A7 Marker A8 Sculpture, any medium, animal A9 Sculpture, any medium, mask A10 Sculpture, any medium, abstract
STUDENT (GRADES 9-12) A11 Painting (oil, lacquer, acrylic, etc.) A12 Portrait (any medium except sculpture) A13 Watercolor (any subject transparent) A14 Charcoal or Pencil Drawings A15 Pastels and Crayons A16 Marker A17 Sculpture, any medium, animal A18 Sculpture, any medium, mask A19 Sculpture, any medium, abstract
STUDENT (GRADES 5-8) A20 Painting (oil, lacquer, acrylic, etc.) A21 Portrait (any medium) A22 Watercolors (any subject) A23 Charcoal or Pencil Drawings A24 Pastels and Crayons A25 Markers A26 Sculpture, any medium, animal A27 Sculpture, any medium, mask A28 Sculpture, any medium, abstract
STUDENT (GRADES 1-4) A29 Painting (oil, lacquer, acrylic, etc.) A30 Portrait (any medium) A31 Watercolor (any subject) A32 Charcoal or Pencil Drawing A33 Pastels and Crayons A34 Markers A35 Sculpture, any medium, animal A36 Sculpture, any medium, mask
PRE-SCHOOL CHILDREN A37 Art Project (crayons, fingerprints, pencil) A38 Sculpture, any medium, animal A39 Sculpture, any medium, mask A40 Any not mentioned
Divison Eight: PHOTOGRAPHY Chairperson: Judy Frisby, Robin Tomlinson and Jean Oney Rules: 1. Contest open to all amateur photographers. Entrants must abide by all entry rules of the Open Division and Photography Section. 2. Each entrant is permitted one entry only in each division. A copy of a photograph that has been entered in one division cannot be entered in any other division. 3. All photographs must be original work of the artist (with the exception of the actual printing). If the print itself, color or black & white has also been developed by the exhibitor, please specify on the back of the mount. 4. All photographs must be mounted on standard mount board (any color) or similar bard 16 x 20 inches. Foam-core mounts are acceptable, provided total thickness does not exceed l/4 inch. Plastic shrink-fit covering is permitted, but glass or frames are prohibited. No Masonite, corrugated, or thin poster board is acceptable. No matting is accepted. 5. The photographic image must not be smaller than 7 1/2 inch x 9 1/2 inch, maximum size, up to 16 x 20 inches (bleed) is permitted. 6. Prints meeting the above specifications will be judged. 7. Pictures must have been taken between July 2009 - June 2010. 8. Name of photographer may not appear on front of photograph or mount board. 9. Photographs in digital division must be sole work of the entrant. AMATEUR Divisions - BLACK AND WHITE PH1 Portrait; Classic posed (a pose depicting the likeness of a person's head, shoulders or full figure, wherein the individual is the only center of interest.) PH2 Portrait; candid; not posed PH3 Still Life; an arrangement of inanimate objects, such as flowers, fruits, glass pottery or other objects PH4 Nature; animals PH5 Nature; plant life PH6 Scenic; landscape PH7 Scenic; structure: city skyline, buildings, bridges, etc. PH8 Pictorial; all other pictures not mentioned above, including abstracts, etc. Titling of picture optional.
AMATEUR Divisions - COLOR PHOTOGRAPHY PH9 Portrait; Classic, posed (a pose depicting the likeness of a person's head, shoulders or full figure, wherein the individual is the only center of interest) PH10 Portrait; candid; not posed PH11 Still life; an arrangement of inanimate objects such as flowers, fruit, glass pottery or other objects PH12 Nature; animals PH13 Nature; plant life PH14 Scenic; landscape PH15 Scenic; structure: city, skyline, buildings, bridges, etc. PH16 Pictorial; all other pictures not mentioned above, including abstracts, etc. Titling of picture optional.
AMATEUR Divisions - DIGITAL CAMERA/COMPUTER GENERATED , BLACK & WHITE OR COLOR PH17 Portrait; classic, posed (a pose depicting the likeness of a person's head, shoulders or full figure, wherein the individual is the only center of interest) PH18 Portrait; candid not posed PH19 Still life; an arrangement of inanimate objects such as flowers, fruit, glass pottery or other objects PH20 Nature; animals PH21 Nature; plant life PH22 Scenic; landscape PH23 Scenic; structure: city, skyline, buildings, bridges, etc.) pictures PH24 Pictorial; all other not mentioned above, including abstracts, etc. Titling of picture optional. |