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Take a Bow: Thank you for Supporting One Day’s Wages

Jen Rash — Tue, 21 May 2013 17:12:35 +0000

We stop, smile and dance when we think about the fantastic music and all the love in the room at the May Gigs4Good benefiting One Day’s Wages. Together, we helped raise money to support ODW’s Clean Water Fund and provide clean water to developing nations.

And that deserves a big THANK YOU!

Thank you to our Gigs4Good sponsor, Greenpoint Technologies for covering the administrative costs of this show so that more money can go to One Day’s Wages.
Thank you to the incredible talents of Theoretics, Fly Moon Royalty and Hot Bodies in Motion for providing the jams that kept us moving and the Columbia City Theater bumping all night! And to Marco Collins for truly being the host with the most!
Thank you to our partners Apes on Tape, Seismic Sound and ABC Imaging for helping us get the word out for this amazing show and cause!
And Thank You (yes you) for coming to the show, donating, live streaming, re-tweeting and all the other stuff you do to show your support for Team Up and our amazing non-profit partners!

Don’t forget to check us out on social media or sign up for our e-newsletter to receive the inside scoop on upcoming shows!

Photos courtesy of Jason Tang Photography

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Connect for a Cause Tonight: Join Team Up’s Gigs4Good #TweetMob at 6pm

Crystal Southcote — Mon, 06 May 2013 12:00:05 +0000

Do you think you can make a difference with a Tweet? We do! Team Up invites you to join our #TweetMob Monday, May 6 between 6pm and 6:30pm PT on Twitter. If you haven’t heard of our TweetMob before, think of it as a Flash Mob where we all get to take over Twitter for half an hour (dancing is optional) to create buzz for the upcoming #Gigs4Good. Let’s spread awareness about One Day’s Wages and the Gigs4Good program through the power of social media.

The DETAILS

During a TweetMob we share about everyone involved with Gigs4Good. Proceeds from this benefit show will go directly to One Day’s Wages and their great work to provide clean water and sanitation to those living in extreme poverty. One ticket purchased provides clean water to 15 people for one year. A sold out show would provide clean water to 7,500 people for one year.

Don’t miss the show this Thursday! Grab tickets and prepare to jam to incredible local talents Theoretics, Fly Moon Royalty and Hot Bodies in Motion with MC, Marco Collins, local radio legend. Shout out to our Gigs4Good sponsor, Greenpoint Technologies. Greenpoint is covering the administrative costs of this show so that more money can go to One Day’s Wages. They’re amazingly cool, and we thank them from the bottom of our hearts.

All you have to do to participate is post Tweets that elevate and celebrate Gigs4Good! We’ve provided Click-to-Tweet links below, but if you’re feeling crafty, post an original tweet using the #Gigs4Good and #TweetMob hashtags. Every Tweet, reTweet or Facebook share, will bring good to our community - YOU do make a difference, so join our mob, connect for a cause and share a Tweet!

The DIGITS

The DIRECTIONS

How to use Click-to-Tweet: If you are logged into Twitter, simply click one of the links below and a Tweet will appear. Hit send and pat yourself on the back for making a difference in the nonprofit community – Team Up, One Day’s Wages and our Seattle artists thank you!

Help me make a difference with a Tweet tonight! Join @TeamUp4NonProf’s #TweetMob for @OneDaysWages http://bit.ly/G4G15tm #Gigs4Good

.@OneDaysWages is a movement of people, stories, actions to alleviate extreme global poverty bit.ly/G4G15d #Gigs4Good #TweetMob

Want to give back to the community? Grab ticket to @TeamUp4NonProf #Gigs4Good Thursday @ColumbiaTheater! bit.ly/G4G15t #TweetMob

Put on your dancing shoes this Thursday for @TeamUp4NonProf’s #Gigs4Good! Hip-hop + soul + good cause bit.ly/G4G15t #TweetMob

Together we can raise funds for @OneDaysWages. Donate to @TeamUp4NonProf’s 5/9 #Gigs4Good bit.ly/G4G15t #TweetMob

Love indie music, local nonprofits, philanthropy? Watch @TeamUp4NonProf’s 5/9 #Gigs4Good live bit.ly/G4GLive #TweetMob

Good cause, good people, good music bit.ly/G4G15t Let’s bring awareness to @OneDaysWages! #Gigs4Good #TweetMob

Learn more about @TeamUp4NonProf’s #Gigs4Good nonprofit partner, @OneDaysWages bit.ly/G4G15d #TweetMob

Good to hear @GreenpointTech is sponsoring @TeamUp4NonProf #Gigs4Good for @OneDaysWages bit.ly/G4G15sp #TweetMob

Music blog, @SeismicSound1 has partnered with @TeamUp4NonProf in support of 5/9 #Gigs4Good bit.ly/Yn3IGg #TweetMob

Each #Gigs4Good ticket brings 15 people clean water for 1 year! Join @TeamUp4NonProf @OneDaysWages 5/9 bit.ly/G4G15t #TweetMob

Watching @TeamUp4NonProf #Gigs4Good YouTube playlist w/ Seattle artists @HotBodiesBand @FlyMoonRoyalty bit.ly/G4G15yt #TweetMob

I’m attending @TeamUp4NonProf’s #Gigs4Good 5/9 @ColumbiaTheater w/ @TheoreticsMusic @FlyMoonRoyalty + bit.ly/G4G15t #TweetMob

Support Seattle nonprofit community – @TeamUp4NonProf #Gigs4Good 5/9 benefitting @OneDaysWages bit.ly/G4G15t #TweetMob

Loving this #Gigs4Good Spotify playlist w/ @TheoreticsMusic @HotBodiesBand – Check it out bit.ly/G4G15s #TweetMob

Heard of Seattle hip-hop artists @TheoreticsMusic? They give back to nonprofit community bit.ly/G4G15t #TweetMob #Gigs4Good

Seattle’s radio legend @NotMarcoCollins is MC at 5/9 #Gigs4Good w/ @TeamUp4NonProf @OneDaysWages bit.ly/YQQMU2 #TweetMob

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Sponsor Spotlight: Getting to Know Greenpoint Technologies

Jessica Muir — Sat, 04 May 2013 19:39:31 +0000

It is our pleasure to introduce Greenpoint Technologies—our May Gigs4Good sponsor!

Greenpoint has donated the dollars to make this Thursday’s show happen, so more money from your tickets and donations can go to One Day’s Wages. This is the type of generosity and connection to community that Team Up celebrates—and we thank Greenpoint from the bottom of our hearts.

So who is Greenpoint Technologies? They’re a Kirkland-based company that provides interiors for Boeing Business Jets that service VIP, corporate, government, commercial and head-of-state clients. Take a moment to check out their cool designs on their website. Even cooler, they embrace philanthropy and encourage volunteerism with their employees to give back to
our local community.

Our May Gigs4Good show is not the first time Greenpoint stretched their philanthropic muscles this year. In April, Greenpoint employees, alongside their families and friends, partnered with Rebuilding Together Seattle for the annual Spring Rebuilding Day (also known as National Rebuilding Day). This was Greenpoint’s sixth year rolling up their sleeves to replace kitchen appliances, dry-wall, paint, clean and spruce up the yard for a local homeowner in need.

Let’s show our appreciation for Greenpoint’s innovative business and big heart! Take a peek at their website and follow them on social media.

Greenpoint on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Greenpnt
Greenpoint on Twitter: https://twitter.com/greenpointtech
Greenpoint’s Website: http://www.greenpnt.com/

And, don’t forget to join Greenpoint employees at the show. It’s this Thursday!

Grab tickets and prepare to jam to incredible local talents Theoretics, Fly Moon Royalty and Hot Bodies in Motion. Proceeds from this Gigs4Good will go directly to One Day’s Wages and their great work to provide clean water and sanitation to those living in extreme poverty.

Greenpoint’s Spring Rebuilding Day Project (front yard before and after):

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Local radio legend Marco Collins to MC our May 9th Gigs4Good!

Jen Rash — Wed, 24 Apr 2013 17:00:52 +0000

Marco Collins – Courtesy of Seattle Weekly

Team Up is very excited to announce that Marco Collins, Seattle’s radio guide to the grunge era, is lending his legendary voice and personality to our May 9 Gigs4Good benefiting One Days Wages!

Marco earned a spot in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame for his work on 107.7 The End during the 90’s, credited with helping jump start the careers of Beck, The Presidents of the United States of America, Foo Fighters and Death Cab for Cutie, among others. Over the years, he’s stayed on the cutting edge of music, hosting radio shows in California and contributing to music programming on VH1.

He’s back in Seattle and holding down gigs as an on-air host at KEXP, music director at Jet City Stream and music programmer at Slacker.com. Long story short, Marco knows Seattle, and he knows music. Don’t miss your opportunity to see the man behind the mic, groove to amazing local artists and give back to our May Gigs4Good non-profit partner One Day’s Wages!

Here are three things to do right now:

Follow Marco on Twitter for daily insights from the “music junkie”
Check out Gigs4Good artists Theoretics, Hot Bodies in Motion and Fly Moon Royalty
Buy your Tickets TODAY!

The show is only two weeks away and every ticket counts: One ticket purchased provides clean water to 15 people for one year. A sold out show would provide clean water to 7,500 people for one year.

Buy your ticket now—like right now—and bring a friend. You’ll need someone by your side to bask in the goodness of the night and pick your face off the floor after you’ve danced it off.

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A drop in the bucket

Jen Rash — Thu, 11 Apr 2013 20:28:51 +0000

Do you know how much water you use every day? Most of us don’t know because we enjoy unlimited access. Take a moment to consider how we use water in our daily lives: wake up with a sip from the nightstand water glass, take a shower, brush your teeth, use the toilet, make coffee, wash dishes, drink maybe seven more glasses throughout the day, use the toilet a few more times, throw in a load of laundry, boil some pasta, water the garden… and BAM! You’ve used 300 gallons of water.

It’s clear that clean water is essential to most aspects of our daily routine and critical to our overall health and well-being. Yet consider these statistics:

780 million people – or one in nine people across the globe– lack access to clean water.
More than 2.5 billion don’t have access to a toilet.
There are 3.4 million deaths worldwide every year due to water, sanitation, and hygiene-related causes
84% of those deaths are children due to water-borne microbes that cause diarrheal diseases such as cholera.

Imagine having to choose between taking that shower and drinking a glass of water, or being forced to rely on unsafe water sources that have been contaminated by raw sewage or a nearby dump. This is a struggle that millions of people deal with every single day.

Our nonprofit partner, One Day’s Wages (ODW), is using their inspiring mission to raise funds toward carefully vetted global partnerships that get clean water to those who need it most. Through their Water Fund, ODW has granted over $150,000 for clean water projects in seven countries, impacting over 20,000 people

There is more work to be done. The good news is you can help – and dance your face off at the same time! Grab tickets to our next Gigs4Good show on May 9^th and rock out to some incredible local talent like Fly Moon Royalty and Hot Bodies in Motion. Proceeds from this Gigs4Good will go directly to One Day’s Wages, which will help to fund their partners and the great work to provide clean water and sanitation to those living in extreme poverty.

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Announcing Gigs4Good 15 for One Day’s Wages & Its Clean Water Fund

Jessica Muir — Wed, 20 Mar 2013 16:30:03 +0000

Ah, water. A necessary and refreshing resource that we Americans are so lucky to have access to at the turn of a knob. However, the reality is that nearly 900 million people around the world do not have access to clean water. Unsafe water and lack of basic sanitation cause 80% of all sickness and disease, and kill more people every year than all forms of violence, including war.

Don’t let this get you down because we can all pitch in and help change these staggering statistics by supporting Seattle-based nonprofit One Day’s Wages and the great work they do.

Join us on May 9 at the historic Columbia City Theater for the next Gigs4Good show, an event to support One Day’s Wages’ mission to provide clean water to developing nations. The show will feature music from Seattle soul and hip hop artists Theoretics, Hot Bodies in Motion and Fly Moon Royalty.

One Day’s Wages (ODW) is a new grassroots movement of people, stories, and actions to alleviate extreme global poverty. Their name was inspired by their vision that simply donating one day’s worth of your wages can significantly contribute to a cause. Since 2009, ODW has grown its reach to promote awareness of global poverty issues and support relief efforts through partnerships with smaller organizations in developing regions. Team Up is honored to work with such a successful local nonprofit contributing to positive global change.

Tickets for this Gigs4Good go on sale next Tuesday, March 26 for $20 each. Sign up for our e-newsletter to receive a reminder and a link to the ticket page. Your ticket purchase or donation will go towards ODW’s efforts to provide clean water to people who are struggling to survive.

For more information on ODW’s innovative and world-changing work, connect with them on Facebook and Twitter. Don’t miss your chance to get down with this cause and some local beats! We’ll see you on May 9th.

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Resources for SXSW Music with #PNW Flavor

Jessica Muir — Tue, 12 Mar 2013 20:27:13 +0000

The SXSW Music conference kicks off today, as many of you already know. But are you drowning in the SXSW Music media saturation? Narrowing down the bevy of updates can be challenging…exhausting even. Why not get updates from an outlet that speaks your language? As with most things, we recommend going local.

Here’s a few of Team Up’s Pacific Northwest favorites for staying on top of SXSW music events both near and far:

Apes on Tape

Apes on Tape is a music blog founded in 2009 and has ties up and down the West Coast, from Seattle to Portland to San Francisco. It is dedicated to shining the spotlight on talented independent musicians, covering news for PNW artists as well as national acts. This year at SXSW Music, Apes on Tape is bringing more attention to the music fruitfulness of our area by hosting its Cascadia showcase this Saturday, March 16. The showcase will feature Gigs4Good alumni Ivan & Alyosha, Lemolo, and Ravenna Woods as well as Kithkin, Parenthetical Girls and Brainstorm.

Blog: http://apesontape.com/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/apesontape
Twitter: https://twitter.com/apesontape

SSG Music

With a steady stream of broad music news across indie and mainstream — pop, rock and hip hop — SSG will have an army of writers on the ground at SXSW Music this year. Their coverage is sure to shine a spotlight on PNW artists as well as highlight possibly new-to-you bands and musicians from across the country.

Blog: http://www.ssgmusic.com/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SSGMusicMag
Twitter: https://twitter.com/SSGMusic

KEXP

Always a great music resource, especially during SXSW, KEXP will broadcast live from Mellow Johnny’s in Austin starting this Wednesday, March 13. Iron & Wine, Wild Cub, The Zombies, and Telekinesis, among other artists, will play live sets. You can listen any time via KEXP.org or its sponsor TuneIn.

Blog: http://kexp.org/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kexp.fm
Twitter: https://twitter.com/kexp

Happy SXSW Music week. Let us know your favorite new artist discovered via SXSW (and hopefully via one of these great PNW resources). Go #upperleft!

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Connect for a Cause Tonight: Join Team Up’s Gigs4Good #TweetMob at 6PM

Crystal Southcote — Wed, 06 Feb 2013 06:45:23 +0000

Do you think you can make a difference with a Tweet? We do! We at Team Up would like to invite you to join us at our virtual #TweetMob Wednesday, February 6th between 6pm and 6:30pm on Twitter. If you haven’t heard of our TweetMob before, think of it as a Flash Mob where we all get to take over Twitter for half an hour. We hope to spread awareness about our partners and the Gigs4Good program through the power of social media.

The DETAILS

During a TweetMob we share about everyone involved with Gigs4Good – this first event of the year will benefit the Outdoors for All Foundation and celebrate the life of Chris Rudolph, Marketing Director of Stevens Pass. Chris was personally connected to Outdoors for All and this Gigs4Good benefit show will raise money for a Chris Rudolph Scholarship Fund.

Our Gigs4Good benefit show will take place Friday, 2/8 at The Tractor Tavern, and will feature acts from Charity Rose Thielen and Josiah Johnson from Seattle band, The Head and the Heart along with Smokey Brights and River Giant. These fantastic local artists are joining forces to help raise proceeds for the Outdoors for All Foundation, bringing essential recreation to those with disabilities.

All you have to do to participate, is post Tweets with ingredients such as the link to the ticket page with the #Gigs4Good and #TweetMob hashtags. Simply click on the links to Tweet or copy/paste the content provided below. Every Tweet, reTweet or Facebook share, will bring good to our community – YOU do make a difference, so join our mob, connect for a cause and share a Tweet!

The DIGITS

Twitter: @OutdoorsForAll | @TeamUp4NonProf | @TractorTavern | @StevensPass | @REI | @WeeklyEvents | @RiverGiant | @SmokeyBrights | @CharityThielen | @JosiahJohnson
Facebook: facebook.com/TeamUpForNonprofits | facebook.com/OutdoorsForAll
Tags: #Gigs4Good | #TweetMob
Popular Links: Detailed announcement http://bit.ly/G4G14a
Outdoors for All’s LIVE donations and streaming by REI Seattle – Feb. 8 http://www.rei.com/live
Donate to Outdoors for All or Team Up for Nonprofits http://bit.ly/G4GLive
YouTube playlist featuring artists’ music videos http://bit.ly/G4G14yt
More about the life of Chris Rudolph http://s100.chasejarvis.com/people/chrisrudolph
New York Times story on Chris’ fatal accident http://nytimes.com/projects/2012/snow-fall/

The DIRECTIONS

Click-to-Tweets to Share: If you are logged into Twitter, simply click one of the links below and a Tweet will appear. Hit send and pat yourself on the back for making a difference in the nonprofit community – Team Up, Outdoors for All and our Seattle artists thank you!

Help me make a difference with a Tweet tonight! Join @TeamUp4NonProf’s #TweetMob for @OutdoorsForAll http://bit.ly/G4G14tm #Gigs4Good

Follow @OutdoorsForAll to help enrich the quality of life for those with disability through outdoor recreation. #Gigs4Good #TweetMob

Love indie music, local nonprofits, philanthropy? Watch @TeamUp4NonProf’s #Gigs4Good LIVE online, 2/8 http://www.rei.com/live #TweetMob

Good to hear @StevensPass is involved in community http://bit.ly/Uy2czl Supporting @TeamUp4NonProf #Gigs4Good for @OutdoorsForAll #TweetMob

Honored to celebrate the life of Chris Rudolph w/ @OutdoorsForAll and @TeamUp4NonProf http://bit.ly/TUevent #Gigs4Good #TweetMob

Together we can raise funds for local nonprofit, @OutdoorsForAll. Donate to @TeamUp4NonProf’s 2/8 #Gigs4Good http://bit.ly/TUevent #TweetMob

Thankful for @TeamUp4NonProf’s #Gigs4Good sponsors @REI @StevensPass @TractorTavern http://bit.ly/TUsp13 #TweetMob

Watching @TeamUp4NonProf #Gigs4Good YouTube playlist w/ Seattle indie artists @RiverGiants @SmokeyBrights http://bit.ly/G4G14yt #TweetMob

Each year 2000+ kids and adults w/ disabilities are served by 700+ volunteers @OutdoorsForAll. http://bit.ly/XiBoiU #Gigs4Good #TweetMob

Learn more about @TeamUp4NonProf’s #Gigs4Good nonprofit partner, @OutdoorsForAll http://bit.ly/XiBoiU #TweetMob

Shout out to #Gigs4Good supporters @WeeklyEvents for being an awesome media sponsor http://bit.ly/TUsp13 #TweetMob

I’m attending @TeamUp4NonProf’s #Gigs4Good Fri. @TractorTavern w/ @RiverGiant @SmokeyBrights and artists of @HeadandtheHeart #TweetMob

Love this song by @SmokeyBrights – Check them out http://bit.ly/UXpWe8 #Gigs4Good #TweetMob

Support Seattle nonprofit community – watch @TeamUp4NonProf #Gigs4Good music benefit 2/8 online via @REI http://www.rei.com/live #TweetMob

Happy to hear @CharityThielen of @HeadandtheHeart will be playing @TeamUp4NonProf’s #Gigs4Good for @OutdoorsForAll. #TweetMob

Interested in supporting @TeamUp4NonProf or learning about how they impact Seattle nonprofits? http://bit.ly/TUstory #TweetMob #Gigs4Good

Heard of local band, @RiverGiant? Watch: http://bit.ly/YTaWS7 #Gigs4Good #TweetMob

Raise awareness for @TeamUp4NonProf’s first 2013 #Gigs4Good benefit. Good cause, good people, good music http://bit.ly/TUevent #TweetMob

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Video Links From Last Night’s Bands on the Big Screen

Jessica Muir — Fri, 01 Feb 2013 21:14:31 +0000

Thanks to everyone who came out to the Bands on the Big Screen SIFF event last night! Northwest Folklife was thrilled about the support you gave them. Funds raised will help them continue to host great music and arts events here in the Seattle area. The Northwest Folklife Festival has been going 40 years strong and Northwest Folklife has become a staple in providing rich cultural experiences, so we’re happy that an event like last night’s can help them continue for another 40 years.

If you would like to see the videos again, or would like to see more work from our featured directors, please click on any of the links below to check out the vimeo pages.

Stephan Gray: http://vimeo.com/graymatter

Hayley Young: http://vimeo.com/user6109748

Tyler Kalberg: http://vimeo.com/tylerkalberg

Jon Jon Augustavo: http://vimeo.com/jaugustavo/videos

Brad Curran: http://vimeo.com/bradcurran

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Why You Should Support Northwest Folklife This Thursday at Bands on the Big Screen

Jessica Muir — Mon, 28 Jan 2013 18:40:35 +0000

“Breaking News!”

Team Up for Nonprofits is proud to announce the premier of 2 new music videos at our Bands on the Big Screen Event. Join us on January 31st at the Uptown Cinema to see the world music video premiers of

“Celebrate Tonight” by Allen Stone and

“The Goodbye” by The Physics

Local music fans take note: a perfect brew of music and film is on tap at the SIFF Cinema Uptown this Thursday night. Team Up is presenting Bands on the Big Screen, a benefit film screening that will showcase videos of well-known and well-loved local musical acts, made by five talented directors with local roots.

“The cause?,” you ask. Yes, this is a benefit, like all of our events. This week, we are raising funds for a fantastic local nonprofit that many locals have grown up with. You guessed it: Northwest Folklife!

We are teaming up on Thursday to support an organization that has been tastemakers of culture in Seattle for over 40 years by hosting the largest free music and arts festival in the nation, the Northwest Folklife Festival.

5 Things You Didn’t Know About Northwest Folklife:

Northwest Folklife supports year-round programs. They put out a CD every year with great performances from the past year’s Festival called “Roots & Branches,” manage a music education after-school program in partnership with Dusty Strings, produce concerts and dances, and team up with other nonprofits throughout the year to help communities find innovative ways to present their culture through music and art
The Northwest Folklife Festival has been taking place each and every year in Seattle Center since 1972. That makes the 2013 event the 42nd Festival!
The Festival attracts over 6,000 performers and 800 volunteers each year.
Last year’s festival featured 149 hours of workshops and jams and 504.25 hours of performances and presentations, for a grand total of 653.25 hours of entertainment!
If you went to Folklife 24 hours a day, it would take the entire month of February to see it all.

Local Bands Rock the Big Screen
Thursday’s event has got some serious Seattle cred. The filmmakers, Jon Jon Augustavo, Brad Curran, Hayley Young, Stephan Gray and Tyler Kalberg work with artists from indie-pop band Pickwick to hip-hop storytellers Macklemore and Ryan Lewis — and we are reminded that our moody, caffeine-addicted, water-logged town is home to some of the most fresh, honest, and relevant music being made today.

One Night Only
If you love the Seattle arts scene, you need to be a part of this one-night only event. Tickets are going fast! The $15 admission price includes the 90 minute screening, and a post-screening Q&A session with the directors.

Thursday // January 31st // SIFF Cinema Uptown // 7 PM // $15 // Tickets: http://bit.ly/BandsOnScreen

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