Devin McEwan
titled, "Kayaker Hopes To Follow In Dad's Olympic Shoes"
http://www.npr.org/2012/03/01/147752416/whitewater-kayaker-hopes-to-follow-in-dads-olympic-shoes
Thursday, March 01, 2012
Thursday, January 05, 2012
WW Boater going to Belize to be more than just a tourist
Bryan Griesemer will join a team of health care professionals to help improve the quality of life in rural Belize.
Click this first link and read his plan. It's a good one.
http://sundogphilosophy.blogspot.com/2011/12/lets-join-forces-to-help-community-in.html?spref=fb
This next link is for those who are willing to support Bryan's efforts by donating to MedicForce (a 501 (c)(3) charitable organization, thus tax deductable). When you do decide to donate please be sure to include the name Bryan Griesemer in the memo section, so they know to let him know that his friends are helping (I believe the amount you donate is kept private, but letting Bryan know that you are helping only encourages him to continue doing good things like this in the future)
http://www.firstgiving.com/fundraiser/jonathon-bryant/medicforcebelize4
Click this first link and read his plan. It's a good one.
http://sundogphilosophy.blogspot.com/2011/12/lets-join-forces-to-help-community-in.html?spref=fb
This next link is for those who are willing to support Bryan's efforts by donating to MedicForce (a 501 (c)(3) charitable organization, thus tax deductable). When you do decide to donate please be sure to include the name Bryan Griesemer in the memo section, so they know to let him know that his friends are helping (I believe the amount you donate is kept private, but letting Bryan know that you are helping only encourages him to continue doing good things like this in the future)
http://www.firstgiving.com/fundraiser/jonathon-bryant/medicforcebelize4
Tuesday, December 27, 2011
Saturday, October 29, 2011
Saturday, September 10, 2011
boater & film maker trying to get the project off the ground
he's close to the fundraising goal on kickstarter, so chip in and help Jack reach the goal so he can complete this project.
http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1054213271/wild-home?ref=video
Thursday, April 21, 2011
paintings scanned and reproduced on canvas
"Spring Thaw"
12" x 15"
"Red Wave"
12" x 12"
"What Is Dangerous, What Is Not"
12" x 12"
makes them much easier to share, a bit smaller AND less expensive than the originals.
I have coated them with some textured clear acrylic so they actually look like paintings (and are protected from the elements)
12" x 15"
"Red Wave"
12" x 12"
"What Is Dangerous, What Is Not"
12" x 12"
makes them much easier to share, a bit smaller AND less expensive than the originals.
I have coated them with some textured clear acrylic so they actually look like paintings (and are protected from the elements)
Saturday, April 16, 2011
New Uranium Mining near and in Grand Canyon?
https://secure3.convio.net/lcv/site/Advocacy?cmd=display&page=UserAction&id=608
The above link is for those who'd like to sign a petition to stop any new mining in and around the Grand Canyon.
As the march of "progress" continued the Grand Canyon was chosen for preservation so that it could be enjoyed as it is in a natural state. The theory being that some places are just too spectacular to be destroyed. A left leaning liberal arguement would be that we have done enough damage to the environment, and need to stop the trend of mining at all costs. A right leaning arguement is more fiscally driven and uses the rational "conservative" means being cautious and slow moving because we don't need to just jump right in a raid our country's resources in a haphazard fashion. In short, there are mines that exist, and technology that is being developed that would make this type of mining uneccessary.
Regardless of your political leaning, I think that you can agree that the Grand Canyon, as a national treasure, and one of the great natural wonders of the world, is one of the last places that we need to exploit for energy needs. Let's look elsewhere, and preserve the Grand Canyon for future generations.
The above link is for those who'd like to sign a petition to stop any new mining in and around the Grand Canyon.
As the march of "progress" continued the Grand Canyon was chosen for preservation so that it could be enjoyed as it is in a natural state. The theory being that some places are just too spectacular to be destroyed. A left leaning liberal arguement would be that we have done enough damage to the environment, and need to stop the trend of mining at all costs. A right leaning arguement is more fiscally driven and uses the rational "conservative" means being cautious and slow moving because we don't need to just jump right in a raid our country's resources in a haphazard fashion. In short, there are mines that exist, and technology that is being developed that would make this type of mining uneccessary.
Regardless of your political leaning, I think that you can agree that the Grand Canyon, as a national treasure, and one of the great natural wonders of the world, is one of the last places that we need to exploit for energy needs. Let's look elsewhere, and preserve the Grand Canyon for future generations.
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