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Beige, seams on the outside for comfort.
Mocha, seams on the outside for comfort. Sold as a Pair. Choose Mocha or Beige.
Now in Bamboo! Keep a cool head under wigs and hats with our Liner - on even the hottest days! Made of softest Cool Comfort™ Bamboo Wick-Away fabric. Copes with hot flashes by wicking perspiration away from your skin to the fabric where it quickly evaporates. Very popular with women in treatment for cancer who are experiencing chemo or radiation-related hair loss.
Seams are on the outside to protect your sensitive scalp. Hand wash. Imported in 2 comfy sizes in Beige and Mocha.
Sold as a Pair, 2 Beige or 2 Mocha.
For women coping with hair loss, hats are a good addition or alternative to wigs and scarves. believes that with a large enough selection to choose from, and a little guidance, anyone can become a "hat person".

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beige, seams on the outside for comfort.
mocha, seams on the outside for comfort. sold as a pair. choose mocha or beige.
now in bamboo! keep a cool head under wigs and hats with our liner - on even the hottest days! made of softest cool comfort™ bamboo wick-away fabric. copes with hot flashes by wicking perspiration away from your skin to the fabric where it quickly evaporates. very popular with women in treatment for cancer who are experiencing chemo or radiation-related hair loss.
seams are on the outside to protect your sensitive scalp. hand wash. imported in 2 comfy sizes in beige and mocha.
sold as a pair, 2 beige or 2 mocha.
for women coping with hair loss, hats are a good addition or alternative to wigs and scarves. believes that with a large enough selection to choose from, and a little guidance, anyone can become a "hat person".


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Went birding at Plum Island, Northern Shore of MA a few days ago. It was really the best weather one can expect in New England in February. I love the textures of the grasses and wild beach plum shrubs in winter. Most of the island is part of the Parker River National Wildlife Refuge so the birding can be very surprising. They protect a good chuck of it while the piping plovers are nesting.
Lots of wind to sweep my brain clear, lots of sun to soak my skin, a feast for the eyes and creative spirits.
How do I move thru a painting towards completion?
— What is the story here?
— An inhale / exhale?
— A conflict, a resolution?
— A sigh of relaxation?
— Are the lights and darks holding their own, carrying the story?
— What did I see this morning in the sky on the way to swimming?
These questions help me see strengths and areas I need to work on more.
And then the paintings will fully express it’s story.
“New Hampshire Landscapes in Motion” on display January through March, 2019.
An Artist Reception is scheduled for Friday, January 11, 2019 from 5pm to 7pm.
Described by Art New England magazine as“…gestural realist landscapes with the overall effect of speeding through layers of lighted space,” Johnson’s oil paintings of landscapes are inspired by her motorcycle travels. The original oil paintings are awash with the energy of movement and nature with shifting patterns of water and rising transient clouds.
Nashua Area Artist’ Association Group show.

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went birding at plum island, northern shore of ma a few days ago. it was really the best weather one can expect in new england in february. i love the textures of the grasses and wild beach plum shrubs in winter. most of the island is part of the parker river national wildlife refuge so the birding can be very surprising. they protect a good chuck of it while the piping plovers are nesting.
lots of wind to sweep my brain clear, lots of sun to soak my skin, a feast for the eyes and creative spirits.
how do i move thru a painting towards completion?
— what is the story here?
— an inhale / exhale?
— a conflict, a resolution?
— a sigh of relaxation?
— are the lights and darks holding their own, carrying the story?
— what did i see this morning in the sky on the way to swimming?
these questions help me see strengths and areas i need to work on more.
and then the paintings will fully express it’s story.
“new hampshire landscapes in motion” on display january through march, 2019.
an artist reception is scheduled for friday, january 11, 2019 from 5pm to 7pm.
described by art new england magazine as“…gestural realist landscapes with the overall effect of speeding through layers of lighted space,” johnson’s oil paintings of landscapes are inspired by her motorcycle travels. the original oil paintings are awash with the energy of movement and nature with shifting patterns of water and rising transient clouds.
nashua area artist’ association group show.


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ART FULL MUSINGS: So Muchness, time passes..shrines and on & on OH MY.
So Muchness, time passes..shrines and on & on OH MY.
Has it been 8 months since I posted here? Oh dear. Best intentions and life has made this blog fall by the wayside, however I continue to do, teach and facilitate art making in spite of life's ongoing challenges.
I always like to share so here are some photos from a Shrine Making workshop that I did in the summer. So much fun! So here's a bit of the process and some of the completed shrines.
These were so much fun to do. I hope to do this again come summer, you can never have too many shrines around.
So perhaps the key to posting in this blog is to do it in small chunks, not too much, not to little.
More to come on lots of what I've been up to creatively. Until next time.
"Creativity may be the nearest one-word definition we possess for the essence of our humanity, for the true meaning of "soul"."
thanks for your comments, the shrines are really unique. I have been pretty remiss in my posting this past year. LOTs going on. I hope to get back into it very soon. Thank you for your positive comments.

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art full musings: so muchness, time passes..shrines and on & on oh my.
so muchness, time passes..shrines and on & on oh my.
has it been 8 months since i posted here? oh dear. best intentions and life has made this blog fall by the wayside, however i continue to do, teach and facilitate art making in spite of life's ongoing challenges.
i always like to share so here are some photos from a shrine making workshop that i did in the summer. so much fun! so here's a bit of the process and some of the completed shrines.
these were so much fun to do. i hope to do this again come summer, you can never have too many shrines around.
so perhaps the key to posting in this blog is to do it in small chunks, not too much, not to little.
more to come on lots of what i've been up to creatively. until next time.
"creativity may be the nearest one-word definition we possess for the essence of our humanity, for the true meaning of "soul"."
thanks for your comments, the shrines are really unique. i have been pretty remiss in my posting this past year. lots going on. i hope to get back into it very soon. thank you for your positive comments.


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The unlikely protagonist in Among The Sleep is vulnerable 2 year old toddler maliciously tipped from his cot during the night and forced into the horrific night-world beyond his bedroom door. As the toddler you can’t jump, your strength is limited and everything in the world is so very big and scary. Your mission is simple; find mummy. That is the premise of the new first person horror game from Krillbite studios, the Norwegian game developer responsible for Among The Sleep.
From the outset Teddy, your friend and guide through this nightmare tells you that if you are scared you can press the hug teddy button. Doing this makes the teddy glow and acts as a light source. I loved the fact that if you needed light you had to hug your teddy bear, as I found myself ‘trying to be brave’ and avoiding using the light where I could.
The atmosphere across the various levels is continually eerie and scary and even though you will find yourself in abandoned parks and gloomy woods none of them compare to simply crawling around the house in the first and final areas. Your confusion, mixed with the cacophony of mind bending sounds make for a frightening experience. Whilst there are a handful of ‘jump’ moments, I would love for more as I felt that some areas lacked the fear factor.
At only three hours long the game is short by anyone’s standards but I did feel I got my £10 worth even if there is little or no replayability value. The whole experience was new, it scared me and once completed it gave me lots to think about.
If you are a fan of the horror genre then I would definitely recommend this as it has a lot of great ideas and whilst it doesn’t have the length of Amnesia or the amount of jumps as Outlast it does a great job of making you feel helpless in a scary and confusing situation.
And if you get to the end, check out the escapist forum for a fantastic theory about it ending. Mind blown.

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the unlikely protagonist in among the sleep is vulnerable 2 year old toddler maliciously tipped from his cot during the night and forced into the horrific night-world beyond his bedroom door. as the toddler you can’t jump, your strength is limited and everything in the world is so very big and scary. your mission is simple; find mummy. that is the premise of the new first person horror game from krillbite studios, the norwegian game developer responsible for among the sleep.
from the outset teddy, your friend and guide through this nightmare tells you that if you are scared you can press the hug teddy button. doing this makes the teddy glow and acts as a light source. i loved the fact that if you needed light you had to hug your teddy bear, as i found myself ‘trying to be brave’ and avoiding using the light where i could.
the atmosphere across the various levels is continually eerie and scary and even though you will find yourself in abandoned parks and gloomy woods none of them compare to simply crawling around the house in the first and final areas. your confusion, mixed with the cacophony of mind bending sounds make for a frightening experience. whilst there are a handful of ‘jump’ moments, i would love for more as i felt that some areas lacked the fear factor.
at only three hours long the game is short by anyone’s standards but i did feel i got my £10 worth even if there is little or no replayability value. the whole experience was new, it scared me and once completed it gave me lots to think about.
if you are a fan of the horror genre then i would definitely recommend this as it has a lot of great ideas and whilst it doesn’t have the length of amnesia or the amount of jumps as outlast it does a great job of making you feel helpless in a scary and confusing situation.
and if you get to the end, check out the escapist forum for a fantastic theory about it ending. mind blown.


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lowercased: i lost some family to greed and ambition ndash no shame no regrets : few things in life are more difficult than knowing what to say to someone who has lost a family member. we become immediately tongue-tied, afraid to say the wrong thing and make matters worse, so we say nothing. we feel uncomfortable and frustrated by our inability to share our feelings about their loss, but it is ...if someone you care about recently lost a pet, you'll want to express your sympathy in a gentle manner. a brief message, such as, "i'm so sorry about the passing of fluffy. she was such a sweet cat, and i know how much you loved her," is all you need to say or write.long lost family official site. watch full episodes, get behind the scenes, meet the cast, and much more. stream long lost family free with your tv subscription! long lost family official site. watch full episodes, get behind the scenes, meet the cast, and much more. ... follow the next generation of duggars as they celebrate some of life’s ...inspirational sympathy messages & thoughtful ideas: ... examples will help you find your own unique way of expressing your love and concern for someone that has lost a loved one. new messages and insights will be added to our website each week. ... often wonder what they should do for someone when they have lost a friend or family member. ...whatever you do, don't use the phrase "i know how you feel" and don't compare their loss to a loss you might have endured. when i lost my parents and sister it was a very frustrating to hear from other people that they "had lost someone too" even ...when someone you care about is grieving after a loss, it can be difficult to know what to say or do. you may be afraid of intruding, saying the wrong thing, or making your loved one feel even worse. or maybe you think there’s little you can do to make things better. but your comfort and support ...at every moment of every day someone is grieving the loss of another person by . but when you know a person or family scarred by this awful loss, it can seem impossible to know what to say.how to find lost family members. having a lost family member can feel like you have a hole in your life. maybe you have an estranged parent that you never met. or perhaps you just learned that you have a sister you never knew about....long lost family usa casting. 21k likes. if you are desperate to trace a lost family member and have been searching with no success, the long lost family...format. the show follows the original british series very closely, offering a chance for people who are desperate to find long lost relatives. the series helps a handful of people, some of whom have been searching in vain for many years, find the family members they are desperately seeking.


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[EUGENE, ORE.] When you picture re-forestation in Oregon, you might imagine the cool mountains of the Cascades or Coast range. But a different kind of re-forestation has been steadily enhancing native habitat on the Willamette Valley floor for the past 8 years, much closer to Eugene than you may know. With the Living River Celebration: 10 Years on Green Island from 7am to 5pm on Saturday, June 29, the McKenzie River Trust invites the community to explore this special place just 15 minutes from downtown Eugene or Springfield.
Volunteers and local contractors have joined the McKenzie River Trust to plant more than 80,000 native trees and shrubs on Green Island since 2006 in an effort to restore the floodplain forest. Come see this special place during the Living River Celebration on Saturday, June 29 from 7am to 5pm. Photo by Tim Giraudier.
Directions to Green Island and the full day’s schedule of events can be found at https://www.mckenzieriver.org/events/living-river/.
Green Island is located at the confluence of the McKenzie and Willamette Rivers just west of Coburg, OR. Since 2006, the McKenzie River Trust has been undertaking an ambitious habitat restoration project on the property, planting tens of thousands of trees, removing barriers to floodplain connectivity, and enhancing side channels of the Willamette and historic McKenzie rivers. The restoration has already provided benefits to Chinook salmon, Red-legged frogs, Western Meadowlarks, and many more native species.
Ten years ago, the McKenzie River Trust was able to purchase 865 acres of land from the Green family, who had a vision for a restored natural area on farmland that was subject to flooding. Funding for the purchase was provided by the Bonneville Power Administration and Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife’s Willamette Wildlife Mitigation Program, Eugene Water and Electric Board, US Fish and Wildlife Service’s North American Wetlands Conservation Act, and individual supporters of the Trust.
Today, the Green Island habitat complex measures nearly 1,100 acres thanks to additional land transactions that have expanded the conserved area.
Exploring nearly 7 miles of trails. Points of interest throughout the Island will tell the story of this special place where wildflowers bloom, salmon hide, turtles bask, and volunteers plant trees, restoring the floodplain forest.
Free guided walks all day. Choices include: early morning Bird Walks, an Ethnobotany Walk, two Green Island Restoration Tours, an Amphibian and Reptile Walk with Dr. Tom Titus, a Dragonfly & Damselfly Walk with Cary Kerst, a Nature Tour with Bruce Newhouse and Peg Boulay, and a Native Plant and Herb Walk with Mountain Rose Herbs.
Canoeing and Kayaking: Explore a bit of a historic McKenzie River channel on the water. Try paddling a canoe or kayak for free, offered by Oregon Paddle Sports.
Tree Climbing: Get a bird’s-eye view by climbing up into a cedar tree with the experts from the Pacific Tree Climbing Institute.
Music: The Blue McKenzie (11am-12pm) acoustic trio returns to Green Island. Then from 1-3pm, The Whiskey Chasers will bring their bluegrass-old-time-country, grassytonk-dance-stomp to the stage.
Oakshire Brewing will join in the celebration by serving their Watershed IPA. Through Oakshire’s 1% for Watersheds program, the brewery is donating 1% of all sales of Watershed IPA in the Southern Willamette Valley in 2013 to the McKenzie River Trust.
Food: Sammitch Food Cart will serve up their unique local fare. So Delicious Dairy Free will also be giving away frozen treats. Or you can bring your own picnic. You can also fill up your water bottle with fresh water from McKenzie Mist.
Booths: Learn about the history of Green Island, the work of the McKenzie River Trust, partner organizations and lots more at The Hub’s educational booths. Booths include: McKenzie River Trust; McKenzie Watershed Council; Long Tom Watershed Council; Siuslaw Watershed Council; Middle Fork Watershed Council; Mountain Rose Herbs; Eugene Water and Electric Board; Terra Tech; McKenzie River History with the University of Oregon Environmental Leadership Program and McKenzie River Mobile Museum; Hands-On Nature with David Walp’s amazing touch & feel mammal specimen collection; and Karma’s Forest Native Nursery with examples of the native plants used to restore Green Island’s habitat.
For more information about the Living River Celebration, visit: https://www.mckenzieriver.org/events/living-river/.
The mission of the McKenzie River Trust (MRT) is to protect and care for special lands and the rivers the flow through them in western Oregon. Formed in 1989, MRT is committed to a future in which intact, functioning ecosystems provide clean water, abundant fish and wildlife, and productive natural landscapes throughout western Oregon. In the year 2000, MRT expanded its service area from a focus solely on the McKenzie watershed, the source of Eugene and Springfield’s drinking water. Today, MRT works in the watersheds of the McKenzie, Long Tom, Upper Willamette, Coast and Middle Forks of the Willamette, Umpqua, Siuslaw, and coastal streams and lakes from Reedsport to Yachats. Throughout its history, MRT has worked with landowners and diverse partnerships to protect, forever, over 3,650 acres of special lands in western Oregon. Green Island, a 1,100-acre property at the confluence of the McKenzie and Willamette rivers, is MRT’s largest protected property.
This entry was posted under the categories Community Events, Green Island, McKenzie River Watershed, Press, The Living River, Tours, Upper Willamette Program Area, Upper Willamette Watershed.

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[eugene, ore.] when you picture re-forestation in oregon, you might imagine the cool mountains of the cascades or coast range. but a different kind of re-forestation has been steadily enhancing native habitat on the willamette valley floor for the past 8 years, much closer to eugene than you may know. with the living river celebration: 10 years on green island from 7am to 5pm on saturday, june 29, the mckenzie river trust invites the community to explore this special place just 15 minutes from downtown eugene or springfield.
volunteers and local contractors have joined the mckenzie river trust to plant more than 80,000 native trees and shrubs on green island since 2006 in an effort to restore the floodplain forest. come see this special place during the living river celebration on saturday, june 29 from 7am to 5pm. photo by tim giraudier.
directions to green island and the full day’s schedule of events can be found at https://www.mckenzieriver.org/events/living-river/.
green island is located at the confluence of the mckenzie and willamette rivers just west of coburg, or. since 2006, the mckenzie river trust has been undertaking an ambitious habitat restoration project on the property, planting tens of thousands of trees, removing barriers to floodplain connectivity, and enhancing side channels of the willamette and historic mckenzie rivers. the restoration has already provided benefits to chinook salmon, red-legged frogs, western meadowlarks, and many more native species.
ten years ago, the mckenzie river trust was able to purchase 865 acres of land from the green family, who had a vision for a restored natural area on farmland that was subject to flooding. funding for the purchase was provided by the bonneville power administration and oregon department of fish and wildlife’s willamette wildlife mitigation program, eugene water and electric board, us fish and wildlife service’s north american wetlands conservation act, and individual supporters of the trust.
today, the green island habitat complex measures nearly 1,100 acres thanks to additional land transactions that have expanded the conserved area.
exploring nearly 7 miles of trails. points of interest throughout the island will tell the story of this special place where wildflowers bloom, salmon hide, turtles bask, and volunteers plant trees, restoring the floodplain forest.
free guided walks all day. choices include: early morning bird walks, an ethnobotany walk, two green island restoration tours, an amphibian and reptile walk with dr. tom titus, a dragonfly & damselfly walk with cary kerst, a nature tour with bruce newhouse and peg boulay, and a native plant and herb walk with mountain rose herbs.
canoeing and kayaking: explore a bit of a historic mckenzie river channel on the water. try paddling a canoe or kayak for free, offered by oregon paddle sports.
tree climbing: get a bird’s-eye view by climbing up into a cedar tree with the experts from the pacific tree climbing institute.
music: the blue mckenzie (11am-12pm) acoustic trio returns to green island. then from 1-3pm, the whiskey chasers will bring their bluegrass-old-time-country, grassytonk-dance-stomp to the stage.
oakshire brewing will join in the celebration by serving their watershed ipa. through oakshire’s 1% for watersheds program, the brewery is donating 1% of all sales of watershed ipa in the southern willamette valley in 2013 to the mckenzie river trust.
food: sammitch food cart will serve up their unique local fare. so delicious dairy free will also be giving away frozen treats. or you can bring your own picnic. you can also fill up your water bottle with fresh water from mckenzie mist.
booths: learn about the history of green island, the work of the mckenzie river trust, partner organizations and lots more at the hub’s educational booths. booths include: mckenzie river trust; mckenzie watershed council; long tom watershed council; siuslaw watershed council; middle fork watershed council; mountain rose herbs; eugene water and electric board; terra tech; mckenzie river history with the university of oregon environmental leadership program and mckenzie river mobile museum; hands-on nature with david walp’s amazing touch & feel mammal specimen collection; and karma’s forest native nursery with examples of the native plants used to restore green island’s habitat.
for more information about the living river celebration, visit: https://www.mckenzieriver.org/events/living-river/.
the mission of the mckenzie river trust (mrt) is to protect and care for special lands and the rivers the flow through them in western oregon. formed in 1989, mrt is committed to a future in which intact, functioning ecosystems provide clean water, abundant fish and wildlife, and productive natural landscapes throughout western oregon. in the year 2000, mrt expanded its service area from a focus solely on the mckenzie watershed, the source of eugene and springfield’s drinking water. today, mrt works in the watersheds of the mckenzie, long tom, upper willamette, coast and middle forks of the willamette, umpqua, siuslaw, and coastal streams and lakes from reedsport to yachats. throughout its history, mrt has worked with landowners and diverse partnerships to protect, forever, over 3,650 acres of special lands in western oregon. green island, a 1,100-acre property at the confluence of the mckenzie and willamette rivers, is mrt’s largest protected property.
this entry was posted under the categories community events, green island, mckenzie river watershed, press, the living river, tours, upper willamette program area, upper willamette watershed.


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This is a pretty interesting invention. Has anyone tried one? Is it worth the money?
What % of Income Should Go To Gear?
Any Euphonix MC Control v2 users out there?
Noise Gate with advanced Release settings ?
School for production & engineering?
Does anybody know what makes this distortion color?
Whats the Longest Session You've Been in? How Much Time do you regularly put in?
Where is your studio and what services do you offer?
ADAT I/O: Marian Adcon vs older Lucid ADA8824 vs Echo Audiofire8/12 ?
Solo 610 or Blue Robbie or..?
Where on Earth can I get a 5/8 locking ring to secure my pop shield to thread of my mic stand? UK.... Please? Thanks!
HELP! Can't get my Chameleon Labs 7602 Preamp to work with my Rosetta 200!
Friend's DJ bailed on wedding reception. I offered to step in. I need free DJ software for my Mac running latest OS. Any ideas?

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this is a pretty interesting invention. has anyone tried one? is it worth the money?
what % of income should go to gear?
any euphonix mc control v2 users out there?
noise gate with advanced release settings ?
school for production & engineering?
does anybody know what makes this distortion color?
whats the longest session you've been in? how much time do you regularly put in?
where is your studio and what services do you offer?
adat i/o: marian adcon vs older lucid ada8824 vs echo audiofire8/12 ?
solo 610 or blue robbie or..?
where on earth can i get a 5/8 locking ring to secure my pop shield to thread of my mic stand? uk.... please? thanks!
help! can't get my chameleon labs 7602 preamp to work with my rosetta 200!
friend's dj bailed on wedding reception. i offered to step in. i need free dj software for my mac running latest os. any ideas?


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lowercased: weathered charcoal is a beautiful bespoke engineered wooden flooring from our polish supplier. the oak surface has been deep brushed and stained to give the floor rustic feel. white wash has been rubbed into to surface to highlight the charm of the grain pattern. it is available in 15 and 20 mm thick and 180/220/260 mm wide planks with oiled finish or lacquered. each planks has bevels on the long side of the board. available in prime grade oak- without knots, with wavy or flat surface. if you need more information please contact us.


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The popular principle is applied here: ' ' for the friends the favors of the law, for the enemies the severities of lei' '. As we confrot in them only with the severities, we finish discovering that we, the people, are the enemies. As only ' ' eles' ' if they benefit, we can imagine who are the friends It was therefore that the undersigned one asked for adhesion of much people so that we could come back to see some light in one another tip of tunnel. But, sad destination ours, the result left what worse the order. The law was made, but who it made it made it become wormy, therefore return against us, it attacks our intelligence. You unite is not only this, many other laws they attack in them and they attack our intelligence, to favor the friends We asked for an efficient law, that this said basically: this cannot be candidate because it deceived the voters.
E the law was made, but with requintes of malandragem to take care of to the exceptions: ' ' It is forbidden not to be in the cases of ' '. because of the exceptions the malandros will remain in the race to the costs of thresholds and resources and others balangands that the legal system was accumulating throughout these years. Let us notice that they are accurately the ones that would have to be outside of the electoral race, for being dirty, that the breaches and subtilities of the law are benefited of. These are the ones that if they surround of legal assessors to burlar the law, benefiting themselves of its points defective. We go to say this of another form: they are the ones that possess pendencies with justice that if benefits of the imperfections of the law. The ones that is with the clean fiche obtain the candidacy register.
The distribution of income in our country always was something of divergence between the leaderships Brazilian politics, the programs of decentralization of the income it Brazil in its majority favors richest spreading the poverty in all domestic territory, mainly in the regions North and Northeast, the concentration of industries of durable goods of consumption as manufacture of automobiles, industrial machines and etc. It always was in the South region and Southeastern, happily in recent years the Federal Government seems to awake for this plague that as much hurts the Brazilians, in the Northeast Region already is possible to see the SUAPE shipyard where the development starts to appearing and the pernambucanos had passed to better have a financial capital, more money in the hands. Click Richard Blumenthal for additional related pages. The power of purchase of the Brazilians is limited, because the diligent citizen depends on favorable politics, when the individual wants to buy some thing of great value as an car, for example it still more appeals to the loan being dependent of the rich one, with what it surplus starts to live in deplorable needy situation, while the politicians if organize to develop the income distribution, the common citizen suffers and passes humilhao seeing its name negativado next to the SPC and Serasa.So as many political parties dividing the capital of Brazil that surplus time not to promote one politics of distribution of comfortable income for the Brazilian people, all the programs created to favor the minor people purchasing power esbarra in the bred bureaucracy visors rich hands of and the powerful ones of this country in order to profit and to increase its wealth on the back of the diligent poor persons who are the great majority of the population, being thus, the income at the hands of the rich ones increasing poverty in all Brazil, more well-known in the regions North and Northeast. Thanks to God this situation tends to diminish, exactly with the great amount of industries located in So Paulo and Rio, the Federal Government the State one had together with created the SUAPE in Pernambuco aiming at the development of the region the end of social inaquality in Brazil, the hope cannot ahead die of as much nonsense existing politician in the country, the people passing hunger and fighting for the reduction of the poverty, this yes is will of living, change in the congress, construction in the Handle of Saint Agustinho, more income, more good wage and respect to the diligent man.. Keep up on the field with thought-provoking pieces from James Donovan Goldman.
A reflection of a journalist in front of what is happening around press freedom in Latin America, as in the case of Honduras where it is violating the constitution and in particular Article 72 of the Constitution, and as journalists free and independent support the statement of President Enrique Santos Calderon of the SIP which he described as absurd as the de facto government’s decision in Honduras to suspend public liberties including freedom of expression.) The practitioner performs a work of journalistic inquiry, investigation, research to report regularly to a target audience target audience. But the question raised is: is journalism? If we decompose the question in two parts: 1. is? 2. Periodismo? Can she give us the response parameters to find a definition that minimally we justify the construction of a desirable and acceptable exposure by various academics and practical work journalism. When asked by the is? a “It is asking for the basics, the support which is essential to an object and how it can transcend its existence, then the basis of journalism, her, sustaining the human capacity to communicate through different languages, but what distinguishes journalism from the media in general, is its fundamental purpose, to act on l inform human communities as large and more or less breaking parameters of the households.
The more widely information spreads can talk about journalism. Next period is: Human communication carried human groups, which may perceive different positions toward which human action in all political, economic, social or cultural knowledge that will enhance information for the collective and the individual perceives news reporting can decide and act accordingly. Journalism is the development of effective communication, which allows freedom of expression in a sovereign exercise which can be criticized, I support self-critical, making human beings interact and find mechanisms that allow this to resolve their conflicts. But journalism requires Judgment and social responsibility and should be subject to union self-regulation.
The Social Movements and its Origins the category is ample and can congregate, depending on the criteria of analysis used, organizations directed toward the promotion of moral, ethical and legal interests. Although the social movements to be fruit of definitive historical and social contexts, two classic conceptual definitions can be found that they are: The first one of them is of control of historical action of Alain Touraine, that it prefers to study the new social movements, that, in the tripping of new paradigmas of the call globalization strengthen identities and intervene with agendas politics of the society, and resalta the movements feminists, racial, partner-ambient, sexual and for-religious that through them social minorities had become forces politics and object of social sciences and human beings. second of Manuel Castells, that resalta the social movements as practical contradictory systems social in accordance with agricultural the urban social order/, whose nature is to transform the structure of the system in which he is inserted, either through revolutionary actions or not, in a class representative correlation and last instance, the state power. We live in a country where it continues in vigor an official explanation that does not have the Brazilian people as subject of its construction. Although to have innumerable social groups Brazil continues to be understood by the logic of the conqueror. Etnocntricas and authoritarian conceptions find, for incredible that it can seem, points of contact with the thought of progressive intellectuals, and with this it appeared some chains in some areas of the thought, that had searched ' ' resgatar' ' the originary peoples. The meeting of the gold, metal, only happened in the end of century XVII, and for the sedentary ones still it took advantage to the form of traditional sobrevimento and the manual one. While the Spaniard had appealed the desorganizao of the economic activities, the Portuguese, without conditions to carry through an ownership accomplish, had walked gradually for the submission of native societies to its designs and with this caused the commerce of wood-Brazil, had searched to complement this fished activity with the convivncia with the agricultural system of small pepper productions, maize, cassava, fruits and of originria extration.

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the popular principle is applied here: ' ' for the friends the favors of the law, for the enemies the severities of lei' '. as we confrot in them only with the severities, we finish discovering that we, the people, are the enemies. as only ' ' eles' ' if they benefit, we can imagine who are the friends it was therefore that the undersigned one asked for adhesion of much people so that we could come back to see some light in one another tip of tunnel. but, sad destination ours, the result left what worse the order. the law was made, but who it made it made it become wormy, therefore return against us, it attacks our intelligence. you unite is not only this, many other laws they attack in them and they attack our intelligence, to favor the friends we asked for an efficient law, that this said basically: this cannot be candidate because it deceived the voters.
e the law was made, but with requintes of malandragem to take care of to the exceptions: ' ' it is forbidden not to be in the cases of ' '. because of the exceptions the malandros will remain in the race to the costs of thresholds and resources and others balangands that the legal system was accumulating throughout these years. let us notice that they are accurately the ones that would have to be outside of the electoral race, for being dirty, that the breaches and subtilities of the law are benefited of. these are the ones that if they surround of legal assessors to burlar the law, benefiting themselves of its points defective. we go to say this of another form: they are the ones that possess pendencies with justice that if benefits of the imperfections of the law. the ones that is with the clean fiche obtain the candidacy register.
the distribution of income in our country always was something of divergence between the leaderships brazilian politics, the programs of decentralization of the income it brazil in its majority favors richest spreading the poverty in all domestic territory, mainly in the regions north and northeast, the concentration of industries of durable goods of consumption as manufacture of automobiles, industrial machines and etc. it always was in the south region and southeastern, happily in recent years the federal government seems to awake for this plague that as much hurts the brazilians, in the northeast region already is possible to see the suape shipyard where the development starts to appearing and the pernambucanos had passed to better have a financial capital, more money in the hands. click richard blumenthal for additional related pages. the power of purchase of the brazilians is limited, because the diligent citizen depends on favorable politics, when the individual wants to buy some thing of great value as an car, for example it still more appeals to the loan being dependent of the rich one, with what it surplus starts to live in deplorable needy situation, while the politicians if organize to develop the income distribution, the common citizen suffers and passes humilhao seeing its name negativado next to the spc and serasa.so as many political parties dividing the capital of brazil that surplus time not to promote one politics of distribution of comfortable income for the brazilian people, all the programs created to favor the minor people purchasing power esbarra in the bred bureaucracy visors rich hands of and the powerful ones of this country in order to profit and to increase its wealth on the back of the diligent poor persons who are the great majority of the population, being thus, the income at the hands of the rich ones increasing poverty in all brazil, more well-known in the regions north and northeast. thanks to god this situation tends to diminish, exactly with the great amount of industries located in so paulo and rio, the federal government the state one had together with created the suape in pernambuco aiming at the development of the region the end of social inaquality in brazil, the hope cannot ahead die of as much nonsense existing politician in the country, the people passing hunger and fighting for the reduction of the poverty, this yes is will of living, change in the congress, construction in the handle of saint agustinho, more income, more good wage and respect to the diligent man.. keep up on the field with thought-provoking pieces from james donovan goldman.
a reflection of a journalist in front of what is happening around press freedom in latin america, as in the case of honduras where it is violating the constitution and in particular article 72 of the constitution, and as journalists free and independent support the statement of president enrique santos calderon of the sip which he described as absurd as the de facto government’s decision in honduras to suspend public liberties including freedom of expression.) the practitioner performs a work of journalistic inquiry, investigation, research to report regularly to a target audience target audience. but the question raised is: is journalism? if we decompose the question in two parts: 1. is? 2. periodismo? can she give us the response parameters to find a definition that minimally we justify the construction of a desirable and acceptable exposure by various academics and practical work journalism. when asked by the is? a “it is asking for the basics, the support which is essential to an object and how it can transcend its existence, then the basis of journalism, her, sustaining the human capacity to communicate through different languages, but what distinguishes journalism from the media in general, is its fundamental purpose, to act on l inform human communities as large and more or less breaking parameters of the households.
the more widely information spreads can talk about journalism. next period is: human communication carried human groups, which may perceive different positions toward which human action in all political, economic, social or cultural knowledge that will enhance information for the collective and the individual perceives news reporting can decide and act accordingly. journalism is the development of effective communication, which allows freedom of expression in a sovereign exercise which can be criticized, i support self-critical, making human beings interact and find mechanisms that allow this to resolve their conflicts. but journalism requires judgment and social responsibility and should be subject to union self-regulation.
the social movements and its origins the category is ample and can congregate, depending on the criteria of analysis used, organizations directed toward the promotion of moral, ethical and legal interests. although the social movements to be fruit of definitive historical and social contexts, two classic conceptual definitions can be found that they are: the first one of them is of control of historical action of alain touraine, that it prefers to study the new social movements, that, in the tripping of new paradigmas of the call globalization strengthen identities and intervene with agendas politics of the society, and resalta the movements feminists, racial, partner-ambient, sexual and for-religious that through them social minorities had become forces politics and object of social sciences and human beings. second of manuel castells, that resalta the social movements as practical contradictory systems social in accordance with agricultural the urban social order/, whose nature is to transform the structure of the system in which he is inserted, either through revolutionary actions or not, in a class representative correlation and last instance, the state power. we live in a country where it continues in vigor an official explanation that does not have the brazilian people as subject of its construction. although to have innumerable social groups brazil continues to be understood by the logic of the conqueror. etnocntricas and authoritarian conceptions find, for incredible that it can seem, points of contact with the thought of progressive intellectuals, and with this it appeared some chains in some areas of the thought, that had searched ' ' resgatar' ' the originary peoples. the meeting of the gold, metal, only happened in the end of century xvii, and for the sedentary ones still it took advantage to the form of traditional sobrevimento and the manual one. while the spaniard had appealed the desorganizao of the economic activities, the portuguese, without conditions to carry through an ownership accomplish, had walked gradually for the submission of native societies to its designs and with this caused the commerce of wood-brazil, had searched to complement this fished activity with the convivncia with the agricultural system of small pepper productions, maize, cassava, fruits and of originria extration.


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Tonight I couldn’t sleep so I tuned into Twitter and was checking out my “Be The Change” stream.
His response to @NEAKO wasn’t just for show, Mayor Booker followed through with his promise.
My first thought was WOW finally a Political Public figure using twitter productively to communicate with citizens and aid in an emergency situation.
Then I thought: Could Twitter have the same transparency impact on Politicians as it does on Businesses? I mean not every political figure was out until 3:00 AM being superman!
Really… How might Twitter impact the future of politics? After tonight I feel hopeful, again.
Thank you Mayor Cory Booker for “Being THE Change” and setting the standard!
On December 12th from 5-9 pm, Saul Good Restaurant & Pub in Lexington, KY has generously agreed to donate 50% of all sales to this family. Please help The Kimble family by simply coming in to enjoy a drink or dinner. Or, if you can’t make it that evening, simply drop off a donation.
The most significant gift my short life has given me is an overwhelming amount of experience with change. From moving to 32 homes by the time I was 18, to the countless adversities that have and will always follow me because of my commitment to honor myself, unapologetically.
Change is the only thing I’ve learned I can rely on. Because of that, I’ve learned to see and live on the beautiful side of change. And that perspective is my gift.
Here are 9 principles of change By Ariane de Bonvoisin that I read to myself often. They’ve helped me, and I hope they do the same for you.
Principle 1: People who successfully navigate change have positive beliefs.
Your biggest need right now is to develop new beliefs: about yourself, about this change, and about life in general. Nothing will have a bigger impact on the way you move through change.
Principle 2: People who successfully navigate change know that change always brings something positive into their lives.
Every change has a gift associated with it. While it’s natural to find change hard it’s important to remember that there are two sides to every coin and that something positive will always come. This is by far the most important belief to have during the first thirty days of change.
Principle 3: People who successfully navigate change know they are resilient, strong, and capable of getting through anything.
You are much stronger, much smarter, and much more intuitive than you have ever been told. You are more resilient and more powerful. Once you truly know and believe this, you will be able to get through any change- even the hardest one you can imagine.
Principle 4: People who successfully navigate change know that every challenging emotion they feel is not going to stop them and will guide them to positive emotions that help them feel better.
Negative emotions can stall us, making change harder, while the positive ones can help us move through a change in a simpler, quicker, and more conscious way.
Principle 5: People who successfully navigate change know that the quicker they accept the change, the less pain and hardship they will feel.
Let go of the idea of how life is “supposed” to be.
Principle 6: People who successfully navigate change use empowering questions and words, think better thoughts, and express their feelings.
At your most stuck point, if you can speak with different words, think a slightly better thought, and get in touch with how you are feeling, you can become unstuck in a matter of minutes.
Principle 7: People who successfully navigate change know they are connected to something bigger than themselves.
When everything around you is changing, look for the part of you that doesn’t change. The part that is calm, centered and always there.
Principle 8: People who successfully navigate change are not alone; they surround themselves with people who can help, who have the right beliefs and skills. And they create an environment that supports their change.
One of our biggest flaws as human beings is that we keep thinking we are alone. Whatever the situation, there is always, always someone who can help.
Principle 9: People who successfully navigate change take action. They have a plan and know how to take care of themselves.
Actions come in many forms. Some are big and obvious; some are so small you may think they are irrelevant. But any good action you take is a choice to move forward.
VIDEO: Austin based musical savant John Pointer entertaining the #HS360 crowd. Rocked my world.
Yesterday I met Austin, TX based musical savant “John Pointer”.. when the Hot Schedule’s 360 User Conference kicked off like this…..
WOW….Austin has talent… for sure.
ps.. Thank you Host Schedules for having me out and introducing me to John. You guys are all bad assess and seriously impress me with your taste and talent.
I realized I never posted these on this blog. Seeing these again makes me want to find another excuse to go back to Madison and visit the team at Brazen.
Part 2: Money Shot’s for Changing the Recruiting Process.
Part 3: Penelope Thinks I’m Smart Then Almost Dies.
Part 4: Real Life, Real Message, Real Meaning.
Are you a part of the broken system?

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tonight i couldn’t sleep so i tuned into twitter and was checking out my “be the change” stream.
his response to @neako wasn’t just for show, mayor booker followed through with his promise.
my first thought was wow finally a political public figure using twitter productively to communicate with citizens and aid in an emergency situation.
then i thought: could twitter have the same transparency impact on politicians as it does on businesses? i mean not every political figure was out until 3:00 am being superman!
really… how might twitter impact the future of politics? after tonight i feel hopeful, again.
thank you mayor cory booker for “being the change” and setting the standard!
on december 12th from 5-9 pm, saul good restaurant & pub in lexington, ky has generously agreed to donate 50% of all sales to this family. please help the kimble family by simply coming in to enjoy a drink or dinner. or, if you can’t make it that evening, simply drop off a donation.
the most significant gift my short life has given me is an overwhelming amount of experience with change. from moving to 32 homes by the time i was 18, to the countless adversities that have and will always follow me because of my commitment to honor myself, unapologetically.
change is the only thing i’ve learned i can rely on. because of that, i’ve learned to see and live on the beautiful side of change. and that perspective is my gift.
here are 9 principles of change by ariane de bonvoisin that i read to myself often. they’ve helped me, and i hope they do the same for you.
principle 1: people who successfully navigate change have positive beliefs.
your biggest need right now is to develop new beliefs: about yourself, about this change, and about life in general. nothing will have a bigger impact on the way you move through change.
principle 2: people who successfully navigate change know that change always brings something positive into their lives.
every change has a gift associated with it. while it’s natural to find change hard it’s important to remember that there are two sides to every coin and that something positive will always come. this is by far the most important belief to have during the first thirty days of change.
principle 3: people who successfully navigate change know they are resilient, strong, and capable of getting through anything.
you are much stronger, much smarter, and much more intuitive than you have ever been told. you are more resilient and more powerful. once you truly know and believe this, you will be able to get through any change- even the hardest one you can imagine.
principle 4: people who successfully navigate change know that every challenging emotion they feel is not going to stop them and will guide them to positive emotions that help them feel better.
negative emotions can stall us, making change harder, while the positive ones can help us move through a change in a simpler, quicker, and more conscious way.
principle 5: people who successfully navigate change know that the quicker they accept the change, the less pain and hardship they will feel.
let go of the idea of how life is “supposed” to be.
principle 6: people who successfully navigate change use empowering questions and words, think better thoughts, and express their feelings.
at your most stuck point, if you can speak with different words, think a slightly better thought, and get in touch with how you are feeling, you can become unstuck in a matter of minutes.
principle 7: people who successfully navigate change know they are connected to something bigger than themselves.
when everything around you is changing, look for the part of you that doesn’t change. the part that is calm, centered and always there.
principle 8: people who successfully navigate change are not alone; they surround themselves with people who can help, who have the right beliefs and skills. and they create an environment that supports their change.
one of our biggest flaws as human beings is that we keep thinking we are alone. whatever the situation, there is always, always someone who can help.
principle 9: people who successfully navigate change take action. they have a plan and know how to take care of themselves.
actions come in many forms. some are big and obvious; some are so small you may think they are irrelevant. but any good action you take is a choice to move forward.
video: austin based musical savant john pointer entertaining the #hs360 crowd. rocked my world.
yesterday i met austin, tx based musical savant “john pointer”.. when the hot schedule’s 360 user conference kicked off like this…..
wow….austin has talent… for sure.
ps.. thank you host schedules for having me out and introducing me to john. you guys are all bad assess and seriously impress me with your taste and talent.
i realized i never posted these on this blog. seeing these again makes me want to find another excuse to go back to madison and visit the team at brazen.
part 2: money shot’s for changing the recruiting process.
part 3: penelope thinks i’m smart then almost dies.
part 4: real life, real message, real meaning.
are you a part of the broken system?


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Over the last 10 years or so Amy Seimetz as emerged as one of the most interesting actors and filmmakers out there. She made her mark on horror fans with a dazzling break-out turn in Adam Wingard’s A Horrible Way To Die, starred in Shane Carruth’s superb (and uncategorisable) Upstream Color and appeared in the likes of You’re Next and The Sacrament. She recently co-created and co-directed the acclaimed TV series of The Girlfriend Experience, and has been making an impact in big mainstream movies like Alien: Covenant and TV shows like Stranger Things.
Now, Seimetz is starring as Rachel Creed in Kevin Kölsch and Dennis Widmyer’s remake of Pet Sematary, diving into extremely dark material as the Creed family is faced with the dire consequences of ignoring the rule that “sometimes dead is better…”, and we took the chance to talk all things King.
What was it about this new take that appealed to you?
I was sort of pushed by Dennis and Kevin to do it and I was a big fan of their first film, Starry Eyes, I just really liked how they dealt with tone and atmosphere and genre in general so I was excited to see what they would do with their remake. In addition to that, the conversations that we had before I agreed to do it were exploring what was already so strong in the book. Even though it’s genre and scary, it was trying to bring out the honesty of grief and loss in the characters and that was so interesting to me.
Were you familiar with the story already?
So I’d read the book before I saw the movie which was kind of around the same time when the movie came out, ’88 or ’89, I saw the movie as an eight year old and was extremely disturbed both times! I saw the movie in the theatre with my mom. [Watching the movie] is a different relationship, reading a book is so intimate and you’re left with your own thoughts with the book, it’s like a personal relationship…which is very disturbing when you’re eight and you read something so honest and scary, and not scary necessarily in a zombie way but scary in an “Oh my god, adults are really fucked up!” way!
And then of course the original movie being such a great horror iconic horror movie and so fun, I had a different relationship with the movie. It was interesting because I wasn’t sure if I would have directed it that way! Maybe it was the first thought that I had because it was the first time I had read a book and then watched the movie… But I loved the ending scene, when I decided to do it my sister was like “Oh my god, do you get to do that scene where your eyeball’s falling out when you kiss your husband?!?” She was very excited about it!
These very, very honest moments in the book that I find incredibly intimate, it’s really well written and it’s more of a character study and a study on family and relationships than it is even a genre book. Because the horror doesn’t really kick in until later, you know, you’re so intimate with this couple and this guy who’s a husband and a father and you’re in his head. And once it gets into the grieving and talking about loss, I just found it to be very honest and accurate in a lot of ways. Even with the character, her desire to deny that death is coming or that death is inevitable. Just that avoidance that she has is really interesting.
Rachel has a lot of trauma in her past but she keeps it bottled up. What was your way in for the character?
In particular there’s this one passage that I always point to in the book when she reveals to Louis what it was like growing up for the first time and she hasn’t really talked about it with him before. And once she starts talking about it’s almost like the dam has broken and this flood of memories coming out about her sister. Throughout the book she wants to deny it and then there’s this one passage where she starts sharing with her husband what happened. And it’s so descriptive and so moment-to-moment in her behaviour of what that’s like, she goes from laughing to crying to anger, all of the emotions that you have within grieving and trauma, this rollercoaster of emotions.
I just found that extremely helpful and extremely insightful into exploring the character so it’s not just one note, so it isn’t just always “Oh, I’m so traumatised’ and just crying all the time. That grief comes in so many different shapes and forms, it comes in maniacal laughter sometimes. Sometimes dark, inappropriate observations that you say out loud, to find the different shades of grieving and trauma in Rachel was where I was interested but that passage helped a lot in the book.
We were so excited when John Lithgow was announced as Jud! What was it like working with him?
I’m so glad that you’re so excited about John Lithgow! He is the best. I keep saying this and I really hope that people don’t think I’m just saying this because when people talk about people in interviews they’re like “Oh he’s the best!” But he really is the best! Maybe one of my favourite human beings I’ve ever met. Everything that you would want John Lithgow to be, John Lithgow is. The kindest, and warmest and smartest. He never complains, is always a professional, is always a joy to be around and in addition to that obviously he’s done so many iconic performances that he was a delight to work with.
How did you find the process of working with joint directors on this?
It was interesting because I really liked Starry Eyes and I hadn’t worked with co-directors before. And admittedly going into it I was very wary of it as a director myself because everything’s filtered through me and I’m in control! But they’ve got it down, they’ve got their whole co-directing down to an art. It’s interesting because their temperaments are very different but each person has their own way of directing to this cohesive vision of the piece.
Dennis is very into rhythm and the musicality of a performance, of hitting a mark and hitting this beat and hitting this line at this point in sort of what I would describe as the musicality of a genre performance. Whereas Kevin gives these very specific notes, like “Maybe if you hold your hand right here this will put your body in such a way that will evoke a specific performance.” So he’s much more into these very specific notes but each of those notes are adding to the bigger piece that is their shared vision for the film, it’s just a different approach to it and a different way of directing but the final thing that they’re trying to get to, they’re very much on the same page. I never saw them disagree with anything that we were trying to do. There was never any argument, they work extremely well together.
Your career is obviously not limited to horror and genre movies but you’ve done some amazing work in it. Is there something in particular that you like exploring in this area?
I’m attracted to genre because you can get weird with it and you can explore these topics like grief and loss in extremely creative ways and it doesn’t feel melodramatic but you can go hard towards melodrama. It’s very heightened situations and you can explore these topics without it feeling preachy or pedantic. You can just go to these really weird dark places and get kind of abstract in a way without losing an audience. You can hold your audience through really artful and bizarre and dark twists and turns in a way that with straight drama you might lose your audience. Because you’re working with this trope or construct of genre you can kind of get away with exploring extremely weird and uncharted territory while still holding your audience and bringing them on an exciting ride.
You’ve recently worked on some huge studio movies and shows. How do you find the experience of going from an indie set to a mega-budget production?
But my very first day of shooting Alien: Covenant in New Zealand, I was so nervous and it was Ridley Scott, he’s amazing and lovely but I was so nervous. Not only that, but the whole day was only me, shooting only me alone. The very first day of shooting on this giant movie, it was just me alone on a planet tinkering at my spaceship. Which…that sentence alone is hilarious! [laughs] And so I was really nervous but it sort of dawned on me and I talked to Ridley about it, no matter what the size of the movie, once they say “action” it always just comes down to the actor and the camera and the sound. It just goes straight to the basics really quickly. So in terms of the difference in performing for an indie movie or a giant studio movie, once the camera starts rolling it’s very quickly the same exact thing, you’re bringing the same exact thing to the screen. Even if they have magnificent toys to support the whole thing.

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over the last 10 years or so amy seimetz as emerged as one of the most interesting actors and filmmakers out there. she made her mark on horror fans with a dazzling break-out turn in adam wingard’s a horrible way to die, starred in shane carruth’s superb (and uncategorisable) upstream color and appeared in the likes of you’re next and the sacrament. she recently co-created and co-directed the acclaimed tv series of the girlfriend experience, and has been making an impact in big mainstream movies like alien: covenant and tv shows like stranger things.
now, seimetz is starring as rachel creed in kevin kölsch and dennis widmyer’s remake of pet sematary, diving into extremely dark material as the creed family is faced with the dire consequences of ignoring the rule that “sometimes dead is better…”, and we took the chance to talk all things king.
what was it about this new take that appealed to you?
i was sort of pushed by dennis and kevin to do it and i was a big fan of their first film, starry eyes, i just really liked how they dealt with tone and atmosphere and genre in general so i was excited to see what they would do with their remake. in addition to that, the conversations that we had before i agreed to do it were exploring what was already so strong in the book. even though it’s genre and scary, it was trying to bring out the honesty of grief and loss in the characters and that was so interesting to me.
were you familiar with the story already?
so i’d read the book before i saw the movie which was kind of around the same time when the movie came out, ’88 or ’89, i saw the movie as an eight year old and was extremely disturbed both times! i saw the movie in the theatre with my mom. [watching the movie] is a different relationship, reading a book is so intimate and you’re left with your own thoughts with the book, it’s like a personal relationship…which is very disturbing when you’re eight and you read something so honest and scary, and not scary necessarily in a zombie way but scary in an “oh my god, adults are really fucked up!” way!
and then of course the original movie being such a great horror iconic horror movie and so fun, i had a different relationship with the movie. it was interesting because i wasn’t sure if i would have directed it that way! maybe it was the first thought that i had because it was the first time i had read a book and then watched the movie… but i loved the ending scene, when i decided to do it my sister was like “oh my god, do you get to do that scene where your eyeball’s falling out when you kiss your husband?!?” she was very excited about it!
these very, very honest moments in the book that i find incredibly intimate, it’s really well written and it’s more of a character study and a study on family and relationships than it is even a genre book. because the horror doesn’t really kick in until later, you know, you’re so intimate with this couple and this guy who’s a husband and a father and you’re in his head. and once it gets into the grieving and talking about loss, i just found it to be very honest and accurate in a lot of ways. even with the character, her desire to deny that death is coming or that death is inevitable. just that avoidance that she has is really interesting.
rachel has a lot of trauma in her past but she keeps it bottled up. what was your way in for the character?
in particular there’s this one passage that i always point to in the book when she reveals to louis what it was like growing up for the first time and she hasn’t really talked about it with him before. and once she starts talking about it’s almost like the dam has broken and this flood of memories coming out about her sister. throughout the book she wants to deny it and then there’s this one passage where she starts sharing with her husband what happened. and it’s so descriptive and so moment-to-moment in her behaviour of what that’s like, she goes from laughing to crying to anger, all of the emotions that you have within grieving and trauma, this rollercoaster of emotions.
i just found that extremely helpful and extremely insightful into exploring the character so it’s not just one note, so it isn’t just always “oh, i’m so traumatised’ and just crying all the time. that grief comes in so many different shapes and forms, it comes in maniacal laughter sometimes. sometimes dark, inappropriate observations that you say out loud, to find the different shades of grieving and trauma in rachel was where i was interested but that passage helped a lot in the book.
we were so excited when john lithgow was announced as jud! what was it like working with him?
i’m so glad that you’re so excited about john lithgow! he is the best. i keep saying this and i really hope that people don’t think i’m just saying this because when people talk about people in interviews they’re like “oh he’s the best!” but he really is the best! maybe one of my favourite human beings i’ve ever met. everything that you would want john lithgow to be, john lithgow is. the kindest, and warmest and smartest. he never complains, is always a professional, is always a joy to be around and in addition to that obviously he’s done so many iconic performances that he was a delight to work with.
how did you find the process of working with joint directors on this?
it was interesting because i really liked starry eyes and i hadn’t worked with co-directors before. and admittedly going into it i was very wary of it as a director myself because everything’s filtered through me and i’m in control! but they’ve got it down, they’ve got their whole co-directing down to an art. it’s interesting because their temperaments are very different but each person has their own way of directing to this cohesive vision of the piece.
dennis is very into rhythm and the musicality of a performance, of hitting a mark and hitting this beat and hitting this line at this point in sort of what i would describe as the musicality of a genre performance. whereas kevin gives these very specific notes, like “maybe if you hold your hand right here this will put your body in such a way that will evoke a specific performance.” so he’s much more into these very specific notes but each of those notes are adding to the bigger piece that is their shared vision for the film, it’s just a different approach to it and a different way of directing but the final thing that they’re trying to get to, they’re very much on the same page. i never saw them disagree with anything that we were trying to do. there was never any argument, they work extremely well together.
your career is obviously not limited to horror and genre movies but you’ve done some amazing work in it. is there something in particular that you like exploring in this area?
i’m attracted to genre because you can get weird with it and you can explore these topics like grief and loss in extremely creative ways and it doesn’t feel melodramatic but you can go hard towards melodrama. it’s very heightened situations and you can explore these topics without it feeling preachy or pedantic. you can just go to these really weird dark places and get kind of abstract in a way without losing an audience. you can hold your audience through really artful and bizarre and dark twists and turns in a way that with straight drama you might lose your audience. because you’re working with this trope or construct of genre you can kind of get away with exploring extremely weird and uncharted territory while still holding your audience and bringing them on an exciting ride.
you’ve recently worked on some huge studio movies and shows. how do you find the experience of going from an indie set to a mega-budget production?
but my very first day of shooting alien: covenant in new zealand, i was so nervous and it was ridley scott, he’s amazing and lovely but i was so nervous. not only that, but the whole day was only me, shooting only me alone. the very first day of shooting on this giant movie, it was just me alone on a planet tinkering at my spaceship. which…that sentence alone is hilarious! [laughs] and so i was really nervous but it sort of dawned on me and i talked to ridley about it, no matter what the size of the movie, once they say “action” it always just comes down to the actor and the camera and the sound. it just goes straight to the basics really quickly. so in terms of the difference in performing for an indie movie or a giant studio movie, once the camera starts rolling it’s very quickly the same exact thing, you’re bringing the same exact thing to the screen. even if they have magnificent toys to support the whole thing.


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- * ds1685_rtc_begin_ctrl_access - prepare the rtc for ctrl access.
- * @rtc: pointer to the ds1685 rtc structure.
- * @flags: irq flags variable for spin_lock_irqsave.
- *  - Sets a spinlock on the rtc IRQ.
- * Only use this where you are certain another lock will not be held.
- * ds1685_rtc_end_ctrl_access - end ctrl access on the rtc.
- * @flags: irq flags variable for spin_unlock_irqrestore.
- *  - Switches the rtc back to bank 0.
- *  - Unsets the spinlock on the rtc IRQ.
* ds1685_rtc_get_ssn - retrieve the silicon serial number.
* @rtc: pointer to the ds1685 rtc structure.
* @ssn: u8 array to hold the bits of the silicon serial number.

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- * ds1685_rtc_begin_ctrl_access - prepare the rtc for ctrl access.
- * @rtc: pointer to the ds1685 rtc structure.
- * @flags: irq flags variable for spin_lock_irqsave.
- *  - sets a spinlock on the rtc irq.
- * only use this where you are certain another lock will not be held.
- * ds1685_rtc_end_ctrl_access - end ctrl access on the rtc.
- * @flags: irq flags variable for spin_unlock_irqrestore.
- *  - switches the rtc back to bank 0.
- *  - unsets the spinlock on the rtc irq.
* ds1685_rtc_get_ssn - retrieve the silicon serial number.
* @rtc: pointer to the ds1685 rtc structure.
* @ssn: u8 array to hold the bits of the silicon serial number.


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Welcome to Fungal Ecology Cardiff, the official website for the internationally-renowned fungi group at Cardiff University. Led by Professor Lynne Boddy, we research many kinds of fungal interactions and specialise in wood-decay basidiomycetes. In these pages you can find information on our research, outreach and educational activities, and follow our blog on what has caught our attention in the world of fungi recently.
Disclaimer: all content on this website represents the views of individual members of the fungi team, and not Cardiff University or the School of Biosciences.

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welcome to fungal ecology cardiff, the official website for the internationally-renowned fungi group at cardiff university. led by professor lynne boddy, we research many kinds of fungal interactions and specialise in wood-decay basidiomycetes. in these pages you can find information on our research, outreach and educational activities, and follow our blog on what has caught our attention in the world of fungi recently.
disclaimer: all content on this website represents the views of individual members of the fungi team, and not cardiff university or the school of biosciences.


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JM Song - NLC 2013 - Duration: 2 minutes, 52 seconds.
JM Tropfest Video - NLC 2013 - Duration: 3 minutes, 3 seconds.
Channel 9 Gold Coast Super Amazing Race Coverage SLC 2014 - Duration: 88 seconds.
SLC 2014 Opening Ceremony Video - Duration: 5 minutes, 49 seconds.
Rising Generations Finale Video - Duration: 19 minutes.
THANK YOU LAMB & WALTERS! - Duration: 10 seconds.
World Teachers' Day 2012 Thank You! - Duration: 2 minutes, 3 seconds.
Our Tribute to Robyn Moore - Duration: 2 minutes, 55 seconds.
National Leadership Camp 2003 - Duration: 2 minutes, 48 seconds.
NLC 2012... Last call for nominations! Register today! - Duration: 58 seconds.
2012 Rising Generations Supporters Lunch Video - Duration: 3 minutes, 3 seconds.
Prepare your students to be the senior leaders of your school in 2012.avi - Duration: 87 seconds.

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jm song - nlc 2013 - duration: 2 minutes, 52 seconds.
jm tropfest video - nlc 2013 - duration: 3 minutes, 3 seconds.
channel 9 gold coast super amazing race coverage slc 2014 - duration: 88 seconds.
slc 2014 opening ceremony video - duration: 5 minutes, 49 seconds.
rising generations finale video - duration: 19 minutes.
thank you lamb & walters! - duration: 10 seconds.
world teachers' day 2012 thank you! - duration: 2 minutes, 3 seconds.
our tribute to robyn moore - duration: 2 minutes, 55 seconds.
national leadership camp 2003 - duration: 2 minutes, 48 seconds.
nlc 2012... last call for nominations! register today! - duration: 58 seconds.
2012 rising generations supporters lunch video - duration: 3 minutes, 3 seconds.
prepare your students to be the senior leaders of your school in 2012.avi - duration: 87 seconds.


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Get your night moves on. Fluorescent Nights is this Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. Come night shred on the Little Sister Park.
Great snow conditions and we keep changing up the park to keep it fresh. Come get some. Don’t forget Fluorescent Nights is coming up.
It’s that time of the season. We are stepping up our game. The big jump line got a face lift and the Red Bull Butter Cup features are going in tomorrow. See you here this weekend.
More POW yesterday!! It’s ridiculously amazing here…you have to check out Runaway Park. Red Bull Butter Cup Series is here this Saturday. Come compete for great prizes and guzzle some energy.
Top of the park is looking good with the new set up and the conditions couldn’t be better. See you here.
Unless you’ve been living under a rock you know we have been getting dumped on! The snow is unreal right now come get after it! All this snow has forced us to dig out…so today the top of the main park is CLOSED, and tomorrow the bottom half will be closed to take jibs out and tune the place up!
Drum roll please……..Burton Progression and Little Sister parks are now open for business!! There are a couple sweet jumps and some really fun jib features in the Little Sister park, definitely check it out. In other good news, it’s dumping snow right now…and there’s more on the way for tomorrow, a lot more! Conditions are going to be epic, so get up here and eat some pow!
Would love to get out to terrain park this year.
so is there anymore pictures of that time between 2.1 and 2.19, I am looking for a few jumping shots of skiers.

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get your night moves on. fluorescent nights is this thursday, friday, and saturday. come night shred on the little sister park.
great snow conditions and we keep changing up the park to keep it fresh. come get some. don’t forget fluorescent nights is coming up.
it’s that time of the season. we are stepping up our game. the big jump line got a face lift and the red bull butter cup features are going in tomorrow. see you here this weekend.
more pow yesterday!! it’s ridiculously amazing here…you have to check out runaway park. red bull butter cup series is here this saturday. come compete for great prizes and guzzle some energy.
top of the park is looking good with the new set up and the conditions couldn’t be better. see you here.
unless you’ve been living under a rock you know we have been getting dumped on! the snow is unreal right now come get after it! all this snow has forced us to dig out…so today the top of the main park is closed, and tomorrow the bottom half will be closed to take jibs out and tune the place up!
drum roll please……..burton progression and little sister parks are now open for business!! there are a couple sweet jumps and some really fun jib features in the little sister park, definitely check it out. in other good news, it’s dumping snow right now…and there’s more on the way for tomorrow, a lot more! conditions are going to be epic, so get up here and eat some pow!
would love to get out to terrain park this year.
so is there anymore pictures of that time between 2.1 and 2.19, i am looking for a few jumping shots of skiers.


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From left, Steve Kerr, Golden State Warriors head coach; Kay Gurtin, the site manager, and Teen Services Adolescent Book Group volunteer Nora Kaiser.
Lula Sutherland and Nora Kaiser make no bones about the importance of reading in one’s life.
The two former teachers and their fellow Words Alive volunteers put their time behind their commitment to helping bridge the literacy gap.
Kaiser, who serves as a Teen Services Adolescent Book Group volunteer, reiterated the significance of their work.
In addition to the programs the two local women support, Words Alive also oversees Rolling Readers and Community Reading Initiatives in its efforts to “develop a more thriving literary community,” according to its website, www.wordsalive.org.
Sutherland, who taught second and third grade at Del Mar Pines School before retiring, has been working with Words Alive for about a year and recently was named Family Literacy Program Volunteer of the Year.
In the latter program, the volunteers teach parents the importance of reading for their children, sharing ways to help them develop reading skills and encouraging them to make reading a family adventure. During the seven-week classes, volunteers also work with the children and play with them while their parents are in class and provide books and take-home lessons for the family to do together.
“The parents that come are committed to being the best parents they can be,” she said.
Sutherland also assists with the Early Literacy Program, reading once a month to children in low-income preschools and child-care centers. Various team members visit the centers twice a week and read to groups of 18 to 20 children in four classes.
Kaiser, who was introduced to the teen book group aspect of Words Alive by her friend Kay Gurtin, was a teacher, too. She stepped away from teaching to raise her children, but stayed connected by volunteering at her children’s schools. But now that her children are in college, she’s found a new arena and a totally different group of children to help.
“It’s been an eye-opener,” she said of her experiences working with the students at Choice Summit, a City Heights program. Choice Community School is a self-contained classroom for students in grades 7 to 12.
About 15 to 20 high school students, some as old as 20 who are still trying to earn their GED certificates, participate in the program that’s “kind of like a book club” where they talk about the meaning of the books and how the characters relate to their own lives, Kaiser explained.
A different volunteer leads the discussion each time, and on occasion a student has stepped into that role, she added. The same team of eight volunteers works with the students.
The students can keep the books, and many have started building their own libraries at home, which Kaiser sees as a sign of the program’s impact.
They also have guest speakers visit — sometimes authors, sometimes people such as Steve Kerr, five-time NBA champion and now head coach of the Golden State Warriors, who came to talk about the obstacles of life and basketball after they read a book about the sport. They’ve also heard from a Holocaust survivor and a former gang member who is now an executive chef at a well-known Las Vegas hotel.
The program started when a Words Alive volunteer who was working in another program saw the need to encourage reading among the teens.
With alternative schools losing funding and communities looking for other avenues to provide education, this program “gives these kids one more chance,” she added.
Kaiser and Sutherland each talked about how rewarding their volunteer work is, yet both were clear in noting that the importance is not how they feel, but how important reading is in the lives of young people.
“Simply reading and exposing the young to reading creates interest in pursuing it as they grow,” Sutherland said.

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from left, steve kerr, golden state warriors head coach; kay gurtin, the site manager, and teen services adolescent book group volunteer nora kaiser.
lula sutherland and nora kaiser make no bones about the importance of reading in one’s life.
the two former teachers and their fellow words alive volunteers put their time behind their commitment to helping bridge the literacy gap.
kaiser, who serves as a teen services adolescent book group volunteer, reiterated the significance of their work.
in addition to the programs the two local women support, words alive also oversees rolling readers and community reading initiatives in its efforts to “develop a more thriving literary community,” according to its website, www.wordsalive.org.
sutherland, who taught second and third grade at del mar pines school before retiring, has been working with words alive for about a year and recently was named family literacy program volunteer of the year.
in the latter program, the volunteers teach parents the importance of reading for their children, sharing ways to help them develop reading skills and encouraging them to make reading a family adventure. during the seven-week classes, volunteers also work with the children and play with them while their parents are in class and provide books and take-home lessons for the family to do together.
“the parents that come are committed to being the best parents they can be,” she said.
sutherland also assists with the early literacy program, reading once a month to children in low-income preschools and child-care centers. various team members visit the centers twice a week and read to groups of 18 to 20 children in four classes.
kaiser, who was introduced to the teen book group aspect of words alive by her friend kay gurtin, was a teacher, too. she stepped away from teaching to raise her children, but stayed connected by volunteering at her children’s schools. but now that her children are in college, she’s found a new arena and a totally different group of children to help.
“it’s been an eye-opener,” she said of her experiences working with the students at choice summit, a city heights program. choice community school is a self-contained classroom for students in grades 7 to 12.
about 15 to 20 high school students, some as old as 20 who are still trying to earn their ged certificates, participate in the program that’s “kind of like a book club” where they talk about the meaning of the books and how the characters relate to their own lives, kaiser explained.
a different volunteer leads the discussion each time, and on occasion a student has stepped into that role, she added. the same team of eight volunteers works with the students.
the students can keep the books, and many have started building their own libraries at home, which kaiser sees as a sign of the program’s impact.
they also have guest speakers visit — sometimes authors, sometimes people such as steve kerr, five-time nba champion and now head coach of the golden state warriors, who came to talk about the obstacles of life and basketball after they read a book about the sport. they’ve also heard from a holocaust survivor and a former gang member who is now an executive chef at a well-known las vegas hotel.
the program started when a words alive volunteer who was working in another program saw the need to encourage reading among the teens.
with alternative schools losing funding and communities looking for other avenues to provide education, this program “gives these kids one more chance,” she added.
kaiser and sutherland each talked about how rewarding their volunteer work is, yet both were clear in noting that the importance is not how they feel, but how important reading is in the lives of young people.
“simply reading and exposing the young to reading creates interest in pursuing it as they grow,” sutherland said.


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How to save money on wedding banquet? With a bit of research on the internet, I have found a way to do so.
Some people may like to clock reward points onto their credit cards, but I prefer cashback the most, because I can use the cashback on things I really wanted to buy instead of restricting myself to the redemption offered by the banks which usually is quite useless to me.
Wedding banquet is very expensive and involved a big amount of money. With a table easily costing over $1000, It easily mounts to $30k and even higher!
I find that Standard Chartered Bank offers the best cashback with their debit and credit card.
I got my wife to apply for Standard Chartered Manhattan Platinum Credit Card too!
In total, we can get $700 cashback on amount of $23000. The rest of the bill can be charged to other cards to earn points or get 0.5% rebate using SingTel-UOB Platinum Credit Card which can offset my Singtel bill!
Never use cash to settle your banquet bill, you will miss out on the enormous amount of points or cashback.
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how to save money on wedding banquet? with a bit of research on the internet, i have found a way to do so.
some people may like to clock reward points onto their credit cards, but i prefer cashback the most, because i can use the cashback on things i really wanted to buy instead of restricting myself to the redemption offered by the banks which usually is quite useless to me.
wedding banquet is very expensive and involved a big amount of money. with a table easily costing over $1000, it easily mounts to $30k and even higher!
i find that standard chartered bank offers the best cashback with their debit and credit card.
i got my wife to apply for standard chartered manhattan platinum credit card too!
in total, we can get $700 cashback on amount of $23000. the rest of the bill can be charged to other cards to earn points or get 0.5% rebate using singtel-uob platinum credit card which can offset my singtel bill!
never use cash to settle your banquet bill, you will miss out on the enormous amount of points or cashback.
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We offer full size popup displays with graphics printed on the same polyester film and 5 mil matte laminate as our rollup banners. The popup display graphics also have an added 10 mil white backer to help stiffen the panels. The panels are mounted with hanger bars and magnetic strips for easy assembly and disassembly.Ten feet wide is the standard size (photo right), but other widths are available.
Hard cases and LED lights are available for popup displays.

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we offer full size popup displays with graphics printed on the same polyester film and 5 mil matte laminate as our rollup banners. the popup display graphics also have an added 10 mil white backer to help stiffen the panels. the panels are mounted with hanger bars and magnetic strips for easy assembly and disassembly.ten feet wide is the standard size (photo right), but other widths are available.
hard cases and led lights are available for popup displays.


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Do you know any business owners that might be interested in hearing about this opportunity? If yes, please provide their contact information.
I would like to subscribe to The Lift Adventure Park e-newsletters.
The Lift Adventure Park is here to build leaders that empower youth and strengthen families, by teaching truth, leadership values, and leadership character; all through outdoor sports and recreation. At summer camp, we teach campers to wakeboard while using those interactions to develop positive relationships and build kids' confidence. Our goal is to engage kids through activity and fun so that we can empower and equip them to become future leaders of this community.
While we're confident in the power of camp, unfortunately, some families in our community won't have the financial resources to send their kids to camp. In light of this, we offer opportunities for local businesses to partner with us to provide scholarships for kids in need. In addition to contributing to a great cause, donations of $250 or more will also receive sponsorship benefits (please email us at lauryn@theliftadventurepark.com for more information about sponsorship benefits).
We are thankful to Pasco Mines, strong supporters of our summer camp program. Pasco Mines has committed $5,000 in matching donations!! Help us meet our $10,000 goal by contributing to The Lift Summer Camp Scholarship Fund. Join us in our vision to impact the community and create lifelong memories for kids in need!!
We are NOT a 501(c)(3) charitable organization. While we are actively pursuing this classification, contributions will not be tax deductible at this time.

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do you know any business owners that might be interested in hearing about this opportunity? if yes, please provide their contact information.
i would like to subscribe to the lift adventure park e-newsletters.
the lift adventure park is here to build leaders that empower youth and strengthen families, by teaching truth, leadership values, and leadership character; all through outdoor sports and recreation. at summer camp, we teach campers to wakeboard while using those interactions to develop positive relationships and build kids' confidence. our goal is to engage kids through activity and fun so that we can empower and equip them to become future leaders of this community.
while we're confident in the power of camp, unfortunately, some families in our community won't have the financial resources to send their kids to camp. in light of this, we offer opportunities for local businesses to partner with us to provide scholarships for kids in need. in addition to contributing to a great cause, donations of $250 or more will also receive sponsorship benefits (please email us at lauryn@theliftadventurepark.com for more information about sponsorship benefits).
we are thankful to pasco mines, strong supporters of our summer camp program. pasco mines has committed $5,000 in matching donations!! help us meet our $10,000 goal by contributing to the lift summer camp scholarship fund. join us in our vision to impact the community and create lifelong memories for kids in need!!
we are not a 501(c)(3) charitable organization. while we are actively pursuing this classification, contributions will not be tax deductible at this time.