Several prizes were offered including a pellet smoker from UT Health, a gas/wood grill from Cypress Bank, special anniversary wine from Los Pinos, Alligator boots from Cavender’s Boots, an 18 karat gold and garnet bracelet from Laura DeWoody, and a covered swing from Hayes Engineering among several other prizes.
Since 2010, Camp Brave Heart has been helping children, ages 6 – 12, understand their grief and develop coping skills in managing the emotions and behaviors that come with the bereavement process. Over 400 children have attended our camps since its inception. After missing the last two years due to COVID, we are extremely happy to announce Camp Brave Heart will be returning this year! We look forward to helping children coping with grief express their emotions, work through their grief, and connect with other children going through a similar issue.
The glands of a cow’s body can hold, and therefore be indicative of, mineral deposits in the bovine body. The location of these glands can be seen on the hide of the cow, such as on the neck, in the hollow between the front shoulder blade and the base of the neck, along the side, etc. Below are some notes from a rancher in Tuttle, North Dakota and his personal observations regarding glandular function and minerals.
The casting team for a new feature film - 1975 Music Therapy Film (Working Title) - is announcing a nation-wide casting call. They are looking to cast paid, speaking roles to play various characters in the film. The film’s director is committed to finding original and authentic new talent, and is therefore open to those with little or no acting experience. The roles they are casting include characters who have an affinity for music, so they are especially seeking musicians with particularly distinctive looks and personalities. The film is set in the mid-70s in California.
