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HEAT ADVISORY INFORMATION: The McLean County Emergency Management Agency is encouraging citizens to keep cool as temperatures rise to the uppers 90’s during what the National Weather Service advises as a “heat wave”, a period of extreme heat accompanied by high humidity. “We want to remind residents to be careful of heat related illness and to utilize the cooling centers located throughout the County” EMA Director, Curtis Hawk said. “I also encourage everyone to be good neighbors and to check on the elderly, who often easily become victims of extreme heat”. We advise that the residents stay inside, especially in air conditioning whenever possible. If you do not have an air conditioner, use State owned facilities, the libraries, Malls, Police and Fire Stations, Village Halls and other public spaces that are cool. We urge the residents to be on the alert for signs of the different stages of heat stress that may be caused by dangerously high temperatures and we issue the following precautions: • Stay indoors in air conditioning as much as possible and in the shade if you go outside. • If your home is not air conditioned, spend at least two hours daily at an air conditioned mall, library or other public place. • Wear sunscreen outside, along with light-colored clothing that covers as much skin as possible. • Drink water regularly even if you are not thirsty. • Never leave children or pets alone in the car • Avoid exertion during the hottest part of the day. • Take a cool shower or bath if you get too hot. Another suggestion is to utilize the local pools and aquatic centers for cooling off. Symptoms of heat exhaustion: • Dizziness • Fatigue • Nausea • Great weakness • Excess sweating • Headache • Faintness • Cold, pale, clammy skin If you suspect heat exhaustion; • Get to shade or a cool area • Lie down • Loosen clothing • Apply cool compresses • Drink Fluids Symptoms of Heat Stroke: • High body temperature • Hot red, dry skin • Rapid pulse • Unconsciousness ACT QUICKLY if you suspect Heat Stroke; • Call for Medical Attention • Get to cool spot • Loosen clothing • Cool body down quickly with compresses, water Please check on pets and your neighbors regularly.
PATH’s Community Resource Seminars – 2014. We want to answer your questions about our local system of social services -- register today for our ½ day (4 hour) training! The cost is $35/individual, plus $20 (optional and special seminar rate) for the McLean County PATH Directory or $25 for our McLean/DeWitt/Livingston County Directory. Both go hand-in-hand with the seminar content. Our upcoming half-day seminars are: Thursday, September 18th Thursday, November 20th Seminars run from 8:30 am – 12:30 pm. To register, contact Amanda at 834-0580 or download the registration brochure from our web site www.pathcrisis.org, you can find the form under Community Resources. DENTAL EXTRACTION CLINIC: Saturday, October 18, 2014, 7:00 a.m. until 120 patients are registered (NO APPOINTMENTS) WHERE: 109 N. Regency Drive, Bloomington · Residents of McLEAN COUNTY ONLY · Adults in dental pain, needing 1 or 2 teeth extracted/no access to care/no health insurance. · The clinic is not for routine cleaning, exam, denture repair, fillings, or multiple extractions. · Children’s Dental should be accessed through the McLean County Health Dept. · Call Scott Health Resources (823-4224) to request flyers in English and Spanish. We urge you to share this information with other agencies to help us inform the public of the next free dental clinic. Thank you! SPANISH INTERPRETERS WILL BE AT THE CLINIC
HOW FRESH IS YOUR PATH DIRECTORY? If you currently own a PATH directory, check your “freshness date” at the bottom right-hand corner. Is it over a year old? Make sure you have the very latest information to make the right referrals for your clients. Resources are constantly changing. If you do not own PATH’s Directory and you are working with people in nearly any capacity, you need one! Cost is $30 per directory for McLean County only information, $35 per directory for McLean, DeWitt & Livingston Counties combined. Additional charges apply if shipping is required. Contact Amanda at 834-0580 or [email protected] and order a directory printed fresh for you.
Pregnancy & Beyond is a free support group for all expecting parents. The group focuses on a wide variety of topics related to pregnancy & parenting, including fetal development, comfort measures during labor & delivery, techniques to calm a crying infant, and many more. Participants receive a variety of useful items when they attend group. Within the first four meetings they come to, each member earns baby lotion, baby wash, diapers, baby wipes, a back/neck massage tool, and a Wal-Mart gift card - just for being there! And there are now TWO weekly sessions to choose from: Tuesdays 4-5:30pm and Fridays 10-11:30am. The group is sponsored by Parents Care + Share and meets at Children’s Home + Aid’s Healthy Start House. The address is 1119 E. Taylor St., Bloomington. Refreshments and child care are provided. Dads are welcome and encouraged to attend! For more information, contact Amy Sloan-Gray at 309-834-5226.
AMEREN 2014 Non-Residential Hardship Program - Designed for non-profit organizations
The Ameren Illinois Non-Residential Hardship Program provides one-time assistance to non-profit organizations that have an active Ameren Illinois electric account and a hardship. To apply, please complete the application form and return it (two pages) to us by Sept. 19. Please note, a signature is required on page 2 of the form. The applications will be reviewed for eligibility by the Energy Assistance Foundation, an independent non-profit organization that serves as program administrator. Those who qualify will receive assistance in the form of a one-time grant applied to their organization's Ameren Illinois electric account.
Non-Residential Hardship Program: Application Form
You can mail, fax or email the completed application form to Ameren Illinois:
Mailing Address Fax Number Email Address Ameren Illinois 217-424-6496 [email protected] Attn: Energy Assistance A-10 Non-Residential Hardship Program PO Box 2543 Decatur, IL 62525
YouthBuild McLean County is now accepting applications for the September 2014 class. Youth ages 16-24 can apply. All students will participate in education, leadership development, occupational skill development, professional mentoring and job and college readiness training. Please call 309-454-3898 ext. 301 to schedule your orientation appointment. Orientations will be held the week of August 25th-29th. Dreaming of owning YOUR home?? YouthBuild CAN help ! We are recruiting families to build homes in Carlock, IL. Several applications are already in and we hope that we already have our 4 families to get started on the build. If you would like to be a part of this Build Group contact us TODAY, before it is too late!
To find out more details, view a video on the process, & fill out an application please visit us online at: http://youthbuildmcleancounty.org/wordpress/self-help-housing/. If you prefer to pick up an application, please visit us at our office: 360 Wylie Drive, Suite 305 Normal, IL 61761. To qualify, applicants must be income and credit eligible. YouthBuild staff will meet with applicants individually to review specific qualifications. Contact Liz Franz TODAY, Contact information is - Email: [email protected] / 309.454.3898 Ext: 234
CCRRN/Safe Kids McLean County will hold a car seat check at OSF Pediatrics, 302 St. Joseph Drive, Bloomington, on Saturday, September 20th from 1 pm – 4 pm. This event is one of 78 events being held across Illinois in honor of National Seat Check Saturday. Anyone wishing to have their car seat or booster inspected for proper use can call 309-828-1892 to schedule an appointment. Drive–ups are welcome. Seat Check Saturday statewide sponsors include the Illinois Department of Transportation, AAA, the Illinois Chapter of the American Academy of Pediatrics and the Illinois Secretary of State. For more information, contact Vasthi Schwarz at 309-828-1892 or [email protected].
Effective October 1, 2014, there will be a new price structure for car seats distributed through CCRRN/Safe Kids McLean County. The increase is necessary in order to maintain the program. The fee structure will be as follows and will remain in effect until September 30, 2015: Booster Seats - $10 (no change) Harnessed Seats under $100 retail- $20 (increase from $10) * Harnessed Seats over $100 retail - $30 (increase from $20) ** *The majority of distribution seats fit into this category. **These are seats the program purchase separately from the distributors at a higher cost. They are necessary in order to meet the needs of a heavier child or accommodate a vehicle incompatibly. For more information on how to refer clients into the program, please contact Vasthi Schwarz at 309-828-1892 or [email protected].
Free Citizenship Information - call for a 1hr appt! The Immigration Project helps people with naturalization applications and certificates of citizenship for children who have received citizenship through a parent. We receive a New Americans Initiative grant from the State of Illinois that bears the cost the client would normally bear. If a client’s case qualifies under this grant (and 95% do!), s/he only has to pay us $10 for postage/handling. If you are a Permanent Resident and want to find out about that last step in immigration – becoming a U.S. citizen through naturalization – give us a call! We can set up a one-hour appointment in Bloomington at your convenience to help you get started. In some cases – like for those in Galesburg – we may be able to set up a Skype appointment instead of you having to travel here. Give us a call! 309/829-8703 (Central IL), ext 105 or 618/452-7018 (Southern IL) ext 105
University of Illinois Extension and Evenglow Inn have partnered to bring you Fresh Fare: Upgrading Your Brown Bag Lunch. Tired of the monotonous PB&J or frozen meals for lunch? Learn how to create easy, low- cost and tasty lunches that will make you look forward to lunch again! This program will be taught by University of Illinois Extension Educator and Registered Dietitian, Jenna Smith at Evenglow Inn in Pontiac, IL. Date: September 10, 2014, Time: 6-7:00 p.m. Location: Evenglow Inn, 1303 E. Indiana Ave., Pontiac, IL 61764 Suggested Donation of $5 per person will go to Evenglow Inn. PLEASE JOIN US FOR THE ANNUAL MARCFIRST JOB FAIR - Marcfirst has a job for you! Join people with disabilities to promote independence and build community connections. Become a Direct Support Professional and provide support for individuals in their homes, in the community, and at work. Full time, part time; day, evening, overnight and weekend positions available. Valid Illinois driver’s license and High School Diploma or GED required. Job Fair- Saturday, September 13th 2014, 9:00 am to 2:00 pm Marcfirst, 1606 Hunt Drive, Normal, IL 61761 *Interviews and testing conducted on-site *Please bring reference information with you. For any questions, please call Heidi Zimmerman, Associate Director of Human Resources at Marcfirst 309- 451-8888 ext 250
Collaborative Solutions is accepting new counseling patients; sliding fee scale available. Specializing in Teens and Families, Couples, and Individual for Depression, Anxiety, Anger, and ADHD. Contact Cheryl Gaines or Peg Schickedanz for more information or to schedule an appointment. 309-828-2860.
Bloomington Masonic Lodge #43 will be having an open house from 11AM to 2 PM on September 1st. If you are curious about the Free Mason or know someone who is, this is a wonderful opportunity to meet the members of our local lodge. We be providing tours of the building as well have members available to answer any questions that you might have about our fraternity. In addition we will be having representatives from two of our Masonic youth groups (DeMolay and Rainbow Girls) present. The Lodge is located on the corner of Prairie and Jefferson (302 E Jefferson St.) Please join us this Labor Day. Questions? Contact Jason Sank at 309-533-4768.
FALL SESSION OF GIRLS BE U SEEKS APPLICANTS - YWCA McLean County is currently taking applications for the upcoming session of Girls Be U, an empowerment program for teen girls. Girls Be U is designed for current high school girls. The program allows girls to explore their own uniqueness and positive qualities through an open and creative curriculum, offered in a safe and healthy environment.
Dates and Time: Thursdays, September 18-November 20, from 4-6 p.m. Location: YWCA McLean County, 1201 N. Hershey Road, Bloomington. Transportation will be available for participants if needed. Cost: $20 per girl (scholarships are available)
More information and applications are available at www.ywcamclean.org Applications will be accepted until the class is full. If you have questions, or need additional information, please contact Nelicia Butler at (309) 662-0461, ext. 295 or via email at [email protected].
EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT GROUPS FOR SURVIVORS OF SEXUAL ASSAULT - Stepping Stones is offering two FREE and confidential educational support groups. One for adult female survivors of sexual assault and one for teen survivors of sexual assault. YWCA Stepping Stones staff will lead a structured, educational support group for each audience. Adult group dates and times: Wednesdays, September 3-December 10, from 1-2:30 pm or from 6-7:30 pm Teen group dates and times: Wednesdays, October 1-November 19, from 4-5:30 pm Location: YWCA McLean County, 1201 N. Hershey Road, Bloomington Group size is limited. Sessions are free, but pre-registration and consultation visit is required prior to first day of session. For questions or to pre-register, please contact Danielle at 662-0461, ext. 247 or [email protected]; or Valerie at 662-0461, ext. 287 or [email protected].
PATH is working on the Annual Holiday Program Guide, if your organization has something to list please contact Cathy Beck at [email protected] or 309-834-0507. Eastview Christian Church – “Imagine” Holiday Assistance Program - Families in need are invited to receive new coats, toys and pantry boxes from Eastview Christian Church's holiday assistance program called, "Imagine". Imagine is implementing registration days in hopes of better meeting your needs! You will be able to lock in an appointment time to pick up your items on the distribution day-Saturday, December 6. No more long lines or hours of waiting. At Pre-Registration, we will be able to find out exactly what the needs of your family are and do our best to fill them. Please bring a photo id and 1 piece of mail that has been sent to your current address to one of the following sites: September 29: Grace Baptist Church 6-8:30pm or Western Ave Community Center 6-8:30pm September 30: Jesus House 6-8:30pm or Calvary Baptist Church 6-8:30pm October 1: Jesus House 6-8:30pm or Western Ave Community Center 6-8:30pm October 2: Normal Unity Center 6-8:30pm or City of Refuge 6-8:30pm Appointments for Distribution Day (December 6) are not given out by first come/first served on pre-registration days, so please feel free to pre-register on the day and time that is most convenient for you. Registration Deadline is October 8rd. Questions? Contact Eastview representative at 309-451-5008 or [email protected].
Fundraising Opportunities:
NAMI Livingston/McLean Counties invites you to participate in the annual NAMI Walk/Run for mental health!!! Join us on Saturday, September 27th at White Oak Park at 8:45 for runner's check-in and 10:00 am for walkers. Registration is online this year at http://www.active.com/bloomington-il/running/distance-running- races/nami-mclean-livingston-county-walk-5krun-2014?int= For questions please contact Shawn at 309-287- 9913. Hope to see you then!!!
The McLean County Recovery Court Advisory Board is holding its fourth annual golf outing on Monday, September 22, 2014 at 11:30 am at Ironwood Golf Course, Normal. Registration and lunch is at 11:00 am, followed by a shotgun start at 11:30 am. The afternoon will include on- course games, raffles, silent auction and dinner at 5:00 pm. Dinner-only tickets are also available for $20. 400 raffle tickets are being sold at $20 each for the chance to win a Samsung Galaxy tab 4, iPad mini, or Microsoft Surface 2. Ticket holders need not be present to win. All proceeds will be donated for the benefit of the McLean County Recovery Court, a problem solving court program for persons with mental illness. Please contact Nikki Kelley at 309-454-9600 with any questions or to register/purchase tickets.
Homes of Hope Bake Sale~ Saturday, September 6th at the Bloomington Farmers Market from 7:30am till noon. There will be cookies, pies, brownies, breads, cupcakes and more. Proceeds will benefit Homes of Hope. Contact Information: Holly Phillips (309) 645-9040 or e-mail [email protected] or visit www.homesofhopeinc.org.
Annual Homes of Hope Draw Down Event~ November 8th from 5-9 pm at the Plumber's Hall in Bloomington. This is a great event that allows us to raise funds to support our mission of providing quality living to adults with developmental disabilities. The night is filled with fun, music and a chance to win $2,000. Food and drinks are provided with the purchase of a ticket. Each ticket holder is assigned a number. Winners are drawn throughout the night and the last winner pulled wins $2,000! It’s that easy! Tickets will go on sale soon and will sell out quickly! For more information visit www.homesofhopeinc.org or contact Holly Phillips at (309) 862-0607 or [email protected]. A D'Vine Affair - An evening full of exquisite food, music and wine in support of Marcfirst. On September 4th at 6:00pm, please join us at White Oak Vineyard for a delightful evening featuring Biaggi's very own Chef Troy as he provides cooking demonstrations and pairs his exclusive menu items to the wines crafted by White Oak Vineyard. Not only will you be able to sample all of his creations along with his suggested wine pairings, but you will also get copies of his recipes so that you can recreate these meals in your own kitchen. This fun event is of course about more than great food and magnificent wine, it is in support of Marcfirst, an organization dedicated to providing a lifetime of services in support of local families who have a loved one with a developmental disability. Please join us for A D'Vine Affair and give back to Marcfirst, a non-profit organization who has supported people with developmental disabilities in our community for 59 years and counting! For more information about how you can get involved or to register for A D'Vine Affair, please visit http://www.marcfirst.org/dvine-affair.shtml or email Stephanie Adomaitis at [email protected].
Mid Central Community Action (MCCA) will host its first Golf Outing to benefit Neville House and Mayors Manor on Monday, September 8th at the Crestwicke Country Club. Neville House is the only emergency domestic violence shelter in the area and is designed to create a safe and nurturing place for families that is free of violence. Mayors Manor provides permanent supportive housing to adults who were homeless and disabled. The program provides supportive services to help residents maintain housing, economic independence, and stability.
The outing, which will get underway at 12:30 p.m., will feature lunch, 18 holes of golf, a cart, two drink tickets, dinner, auction, games and prizes. The cost for a foursome is $550 and individual players can register for $150. Dinner only is available for $65.
Dinner will feature a live auction and guests will have the opportunity to bid on items including:
Southern Hospitality Golf Experience, including a 4-night stay at the Sanctuary at Kiawah Island, S.C. and 3 rounds of golf for 2 on your choice of Osprey Point, Cougar Point or Turtle Point courses, Kiawah Island. Pinehurst Resort Golf, Dining & Spa, including a 4-night stay at Pinehurst Resort’s Holly In and your choice of either a round of golf for 2 or spa treatments for 2 per night Pair of tickets to Busch Stadium to watch the Cardinals take on the Reds (Infield Field Box, Row 10) A Chicago getaway, including Cubs tickets Initiation Fees to Crestwicke Country Club And More! Registration is extended until August 28th and individuals can sign up by visiting MCCA’s website: www.mccainc.org.
Employment Opportunities: Case Manager – Big Brothers Big Sisters - Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Illinois has an immediate opening for a Case Manager at the Bloomington office. Case Managers are responsible for the planning and execution of day to day services for volunteers, parents and children. This position is responsible for all aspects of the service delivery model, which includes interviewing and training of program participants, ongoing support of program participants, planning of agency activities, ongoing training opportunities and participating in fundraising activities in conjunction with the fund development team. Many of the programs coordinated will include working within the school districts, so expertise in education is preferable. This is a full-time salaried position. Salary based on experience and education level. Normal hours are 9am to 5:30pm, but schedule will include some irregular hours including weekends and evenings. Bachelor’s Degree in Human Services or related field. Strong problem solving skills with staff, volunteers, children and their families and excellent customer service skills. Ability to speak, read and write Spanish is preferred. Proficient with Microsoft Office (including word, excel, powerpoint). Willing and able to use personal vehicle for local travel on agency business; with valid Illinois driver’s license and proof of insurance. Interested applicants should send a resume and cover letter to Corey Burrows at [email protected]. YWCA JOB OPPORTUNITIES - Full-time professional working director positions available! Vice President of Philanthropy and Director of Grants. Please click here for detailed job description. Teacher positions: Youth Development Site Coordinator, Teacher, and Assistant Teacher, Early Learning Toddler Room Assistant Teacher, Early Learning Substitute Teacher, Early Learning Assistant Substitute Teacher – part-time positions. Please click here for detailed job descriptions. Full-time Medical/Legal Advocate for Stepping Stones. Please click here for detailed job descriptions.
To apply for any YWCA McLean County job, please submit an employment application to Human Resources. Applications are available at YWCA Administrative front desk, Human Resources, or www.ywcamclean.org
Positions for Case Managers on the addictions unit at Advocate BroMenn Medical Center. Positions available are full-time rotating shift, full-time second shift, PRN (as needed) rotating shift, and part-time evenings. Position Overview – Case Manager works with the counselor/therapist and the treatment team to ensure complete coordination of the patient treatment plan from admission through discharge. Requirements – These are the minimal requirements/qualifications to obtain the described position. - Must acquire one addiction-related credential like the CARS or CADC offered by the Illinois Certification Board when eligible. - Must have control over personal use of all mood altering chemicals and behaviors. - If recovering from an addiction, must currently have a minimum of 2 years of uninterrupted recovery and must actively treat this addiction by appropriate recovery practices including, but not limited to, regular attendance and participation in a Twelve Step fellowship or other recognized recovery process such as active participation in church, appropriate support network, etc. - Bachelor’s Degree preferred If interested please email [email protected] if interested or call 309-888-0993.
Volunteer Opportunities: Become a PATH Hotline Volunteer: Adult volunteers are needed to answer phones on the 24-hour hotline. Volunteering your time on the hotline offers a rewarding experience and a great opportunity to give back to your community. A complete training program and professional back-up is provided. Our training program teaches you everything you need to know, including communication techniques and community resources. The next 8-week training class session begins September 4th. If interested, the volunteer application is available on- line at www.pathcrisis.org. Classroom training meets on Thursdays from 6 to 9 pm. Questions? Call Jared at 834-0541 or 2-1-1.
American Red Cross is looking for youth education volunteers. We’re wanting to build up our youth education program and are in need of volunteers to help create youth events for our local chapter. If interested or for more information please contact Laura Streid at 309.662.0500 ext. 7428 or at [email protected].
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED FOR SMART SPROUTS - YWCA McLean County is seeking volunteers for its mentoring/tutoring program, Smart Sprouts. Smart Sprouts is designed to help kindergarten through eighth grade children develop life skills and improve academic performance. Volunteers will work with students from one to four hours each week during the school year. For more information, please attend the Smart Sprouts Workshop.
Date and Time: Wednesday, September 10, from 3-5 p.m. Location: YWCA McLean County, 1201 N. Hershey Road, Bloomington For more information, please contact Sandra Lindberg at (309) 662-0461, ext. 291, or via email at [email protected]. YWCA SEEKING STEPPING STONES VOLUNTEERS Be there for someone in crisis, either directly or indirectly, by providing support through Stepping Stones, YWCA’s sexual assault program. 40 hours of free training is required for all volunteers. Training is on Mondays and Wednesdays, September 22-October 15, 6-9 p.m. and Saturdays, September 27 and October 18, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. and will be held at YWCA McLean County, 1201 N. Hershey Rd. in Bloomington (lower level entrance). After completing the training, volunteers are qualified to help in many different Stepping Stones areas: · Taking hotline calls (requires carrying a pager during assigned on-call shift) · Providing prevention education on anti-bullying, sexual violence, healthy relationships, privilege and oppression's, and more in McLean County to schools, businesses, or groups · Provide support at public events · Data entry and other office work · Translating materials from English to Spanish and interpreting during counseling and advocacy sessions
Visit www.ywcamclean.org to learn more or to fill out an application to become a crisis intervention volunteer. Applications are due by Monday, September 8. A pre-screening interview is required prior to training. Please contact Elizabeth Rardin with questions at (309) 662-0461, ext. 286 or email [email protected]. No prior experience or knowledge is required to be a volunteer, only a desire to help those in crisis.
Please Volunteer to Become a Money Mentor - Sponsored by the University of Illinois Extension, the Money Mentor program is a network of trained volunteers who work one-on-one with individuals who request help with personal money management. Money Mentor volunteers build financial capacity in our local communities by providing free financial education and coaching to individuals and couples. In addition to mentoring, individuals work to increase financial capacity in local communities by providing community outreach through displays, community talks, or other outreach projects. Mentors will successfully complete 30 hours of initial training, both online and in-person as well as attend a monthly professional development meeting. Mentors agree to volunteer for at least 50 hours over the course of a year. If you are interested in learning more about the Money Mentor program and how you can get involved, see below dates. Aug. 27th, 4:00-5:30 pm – Money Mentor Info Meeting – U of I Extension Office - 402 N. Hershey Rd., Bloomington, IL 61704 Aug. 28th, 10:00-3:00 pm – Festival ISU – Illinois State University Quad Aug. 30th, 7:30-12:00 pm – Bloomington Farmer’s Market (booth located on the corner of Jefferson and Main) A new Money Mentor session will begin in September and will meet on the Tuesdays from 5:30-8:30 pm for 6 weeks – We are still taking applications! Sept. 16, Sept. 23, Sept. 30, Oct. 7, Oct. 21 and Oct. 28. For more information, please contact Amanda DeRew at [email protected] or 309-663- 8306.
Make new friends with older adults. Faith in Action seeks volunteers with a safe driving record to take older adults to medical appointments in Bloomington-Normal. Flexible schedule. Friendly visitors for older adults also needed, especially volunteers who are available in the morning and who are comfortable visiting in homes with pets. For more information, please contact Carolyn Wetzel, Volunteer Coordinator, Faith in Action, 309- 827-7780.
The next Path-O-Gram will go out on Monday, September 8th. Please have submissions submitted electronically by Friday, September 5th.
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