Thursday, March 29, 2012

Save Westana Day 7

First off, if you were looking for up to date Save Westana information, go to our facebook page and our blog (Save Westana Girlscout Camp).....here you will only find my own blogging. But, if you are here on purpose...holy cow, what a week!  A week ago tonight, we were sitting around a table at a leader meeting talking about what we could do to save Westana.  We were thinking initially about ways to get the word out to troops and parents to send letter to council in answer to their letter to members soliciting feedback due to a  notice...

Friday, March 23, 2012

Save Westana, Day 1

Winter campout Feb 2011, many more photos to come of our Westana adventures Grassroots effort begins.....we, the leaders of the troops of Columbia Falls want to figure out what it will take to save our camp, then make it happen! Our facebook page is bare bones so far, but it's never to early to "like" it and check back and share it as it grows. http://www.facebook.com/SaveWestana Also, here is a link, so far, to the letter/notice of the increase...

Wednesday, March 21, 2012

Miles per hour youtube videos

A few brief notes on the original video, but there's no reason to get too serious about it, in my opinion: Aside from her conceptual blind spot, she is clearly not unintelligent given that her alternate methods of calculation came to within 2 minutes of the answer She seems like a sweetheart Her husband seems like overall a nice guy who cares about her I would be SO PISSED at him for the way that he taped it and for posting it!!!! This is a funny video http://www.youtube.com/watch?NR=1&feature=endscreen&v=OdYTj5CChaA  ...

Sunday, March 18, 2012

Montana/Northern Rockies Wildlife pages to "like" on facebook

Facebook is a great tool for generating awareness and support for non-profit organization and for wildlife issues, in addition to fostering more general support and 'good will'.  Consider taking a minute to add a 'like' to these pages and sharing them around.    Montana Loon Society "Montana has the largest population of common loons in the northwest continental U.S. with only about 200 birds. The Montana Loon Society has worked...