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Tonight was the screening, it was awesome, and really cool to see the roadies speak and ask questions after the film. I bought a lot of goodies, and it feels good to support the movement. If you would like to do the same, visit the site, and get your own Invisible Children gear! http://store.invisiblechildren.com/ I got these: the bag is rad because it is made by a ugandan person directly affected by the war, it creates a job or opportunity for that person to recover and create income for themselves more info here! Who Made Your Bag? from INVISIBLE CHILDREN on Vimeo . and this shirt came with a DVD of the documentary, as a part of the TRI donation program (where you donate $30 a month until the war is over in Africa!) Show your support :) -Miss G
1 1st Period Nominee: Mervin Torrecarion Materials: old toys, legos, broken headphones, PSP, CD's It is a functional music player/speaker system! 2 2nd Period Nominee: Carmen Ramos & Brandon Pamplona Materials: plastic, paper, bottles, cardboard, broken lamp parts It's a functional robot lamp! 3 3rd Period Nominee: Kelsie Grissom Materials: old cigar box, scrap wood, beads, fishing line, scrap building materials It's a functional cigar box guitar! Sounds great :) 4 4th Period Nominee: Hannah Lee Materials:plastic bags, parts of a basket, string, computer parts, christmas lights 6 6th Period Nominee: Simone Evangelista Materials: wicker scrap, cardboard, old lampshade, scrap yarn, bedsheet, newspaper, streamers, old candle holder
It sucks that they have to go through this disaster. I'm glad that we are actually doing something to help.
ReplyDeleteJay Tilva p.2
Japan is going through a hard time, and i think its great that we are helping in some way to raise there spirits
ReplyDeleteJessica Monzon p.1
aahh :( this is so sad. im glad we're gonna get to help out.
ReplyDeleteGiselle Rosas Per.2
This is very sad that this happened to such an important country. Making these origami sculptures will hopefully help out..
ReplyDeleteJeffrey Rodriguez p.2
I feel so bad for the people in Japan, but I am glad that we can help! =)
ReplyDeleteSohan T.
ReplyDeletePe.2
Japanese people r goin thrugh tough tymes....lokin 4wrd 2 hlp thm
How sad!): Hearing about what is happening in Japan and reading the article about the girl with Leukemia today in class was very touching. I'm looking forward to making more cranes<3
ReplyDeleteIm glad we are helping :D
ReplyDeleteDiego R1
Wow this is devastating. I'm glad we are doing something to help these people overcome this huge obstacle
ReplyDeleteIm glad i can do something to help out!
ReplyDeleteNick P, Period 2
Idk how they make those swan thingies. It's hard I need help -_- but good thing we are helping so if we ever need it they will help us out as well.
ReplyDelete-Darian D 3
Its sad to see all the destruction in the media about Japan,but its good to know people like us all over the world are helping them out.
ReplyDeleteSara Dionne P1
Thats crazy how a huge ship like that was able to be tipped over like that.
ReplyDeleteRiel N. P.6
Its pretty sad what happened.
ReplyDeleteim glad that we're gon help them by makin 1000 cranes.
ReplyDeleteBrandon gaines per.3
this is sad :(
ReplyDeleteAriana Mejia P.3
i feel bad for them:(
ReplyDeleteangel Ramos P.3
I feel so bad for the people in japan.
ReplyDeleteNapoleon D per.3
THIS IS SO SAD ...HOPE THAT OUR CRANES HELP OUT
ReplyDeleteJENNIFER PER.3
It's good that the American people are helping out, but I think it's a lie that the American government is helping out. They're not helping out. They're too busy attacking an innocent country like Libya for their oil. All the government cares about is money so they attack innocent countries like Libya for oil and lie about giving aid to Japan. I'm so glad to know that some American people are helping out Japan. I thank those that help out Japan and hope that Japan can recover someday.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad that we're doing something to help out.
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Kassandra Hernandez Per.1
That's crazyy.
ReplyDeleteI'm donating right now. :)
Adrian Olivera P. 3
Dang that sucks. I feel bad for them. I hope we can try to do everything we can for them.
ReplyDeleteNicole Garcia
Per. 3
The destruction in JApan is devastating. Im glad we are doing something to help.
ReplyDeleteMalini Patel.1
I hope Japan will recover soon!!
ReplyDelete-Jessica Yu P.6
I donated $10 dollars to japan through my phone (: I hope everyone there will be okay .
ReplyDeleteDiandra Saqui P1
I already donated 25 bucks to japan :D they been through hard times before they will pull themselves out of this one as well.
ReplyDeleteRJ Kardiban P1
Trish te
ReplyDeleteThere was this documentary I ran into about the tsunami in japan,seeing the still photos are devastating, but the documentary showed live camera footage from when the earthquake started to shake to from when the tsunami hit fifteen minutes later, but...still photos does no justice to the live destruction in a video.
i am glade that we can help those people in need that are going through a harsh times right now
ReplyDelete-carlos rincon per. 1
its unbelieveable that this actually happened to Japan :[ hopefully over the years we continue to help, and Japan will be restored (:
ReplyDeletePeriod 2 ! (:
wow that is really sad.
ReplyDeleteat least half of the world is
donating money to help the
people out. It sad to know that
those people barely have a place to stay :[
Period 2
I'm glad we are helping.
ReplyDelete- Liz Lizardi P.2
omg this is crazy! but the guy makes me smile like he is riding along like its no big deal a ship is on land next to him!
ReplyDeleteI can't imagine how the people living there must feel. I feel lucky.
ReplyDeleteHorrible.
ReplyDeleteNolan S. Del Real
That is just crazy. I'm glad that we're fundraising to help! :)
ReplyDeleteNamrata B. p 6
that guy riding that bike is a boss
ReplyDeleteAdam Cervantes P.2
too bad chanel is in period 2 not 3
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Adam Cervantes P.2
Im glad we're doing something to help this disaster
ReplyDeleteThose pictures are really sad!
ReplyDeleteJapan should be filled with origami cranes :)
per. 3
It's rather ironic how people act once a natural disaster hits, all the love comes out only when something horrible happens.
ReplyDeleteFor now Japan needs help, but the rest of the world does too.
Ithink its important that we get involved with the world. &ithink its a good idea to get the youth involved
ReplyDeleteLauren Ramirez
period 1
the packing tape sculptures turned out really nicee!! (=
ReplyDeleteMonica Q 6