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Teaching children to love theater is a joy. See just a snippet of what we did at YPTW's Theater Day Camp 2008! To Learn More, Go To http://LizSeymour.com

The campers face off in an "awake-a-thon". Heather forms an alliance, Gwen crushes on Trent big time and Eva's raging temper causes drama when she freaks on the other campers because her MP3 player is stolen.Eva gets voted off.

The campers face off in the classic school-yard-blood-bath: DODGE-BALL. After losing two challenges in a row, The Killer Bass are the underdogs and don't expect to win. Harold snored all night causing Duncan to sleep during the game. The bass have a chance to win but on the final game every one is hit but Harold-and other than Tyler he's the worst at dodge ball. Meanwhile Heather solidifies her alliance and lays down the law with Lindsay and Beth. Noah gets voted off.

Watch how in this game of TDM I infultrate their base and give the Red team players snipers/campers hell!!! More and more I'm realising that I love to sneak. I love 'surviving' and having low death as supposed to high kills. The sneakiness is just exhilarating. I want to be a secret agent in this game. I want to be like the Legendary One. I've even thought about this with regards to clan matches. And i've come up with a theory that one can't loose if one isn't dead. So if in my clan people just 'die' less and kill more, then we'll always have a chance of winning, right? Yeah, i know. It sounds 'simple' but you've no idea how many gun-ho players are out there trying to emulate Merkent/Dinger/Kukushka/Mlopes etc and not realise that they can't compete with pro-mgo'ers style of play. For me, dying less means slowing down my speed of play. What does dying less mean for you?

Trailer for a my short, musical adventure for children! Directed by Daniel Magro Screenplay by Toni McIntyre Music by Mat Welch

Killing COD4 campers and noobs with my knife.

The Traditional is without a doubt the worlds most versatile and innovative portable campfire ever designed. It has the ability to burn manufactured firelogs, wood and charcoal. Its compact size makes it easy to store and fully transportable. The Traditional is the perfect campers campfire and grill. Inside is a two-piece stainless steel burner. The two-piece burner is assembled and ready to use in two seconds. The unique canister and base design allows the fire to be quickly and safely extinguished when required by placing the canister over the base. Once the canister is snapped down the fire goes out and no smoke or debris can blow around. Once cool it is easily stored. Average time from lighting to full burn is approximately 3 to 5 minutes.

This film shows activities during a typical day at the Camp Roosevelt Boy Scout camp at Willows, Maryland. The young campers swim, paddle, start fires, ride horses, cook flapjacks, build a dugout canoe, learn life saving techniques, and make arts and crafts.

a pre-story to killings at mountain county, but not a prequel. filmed in 2005 in Tillamook County, Oregon written and directed by Ryan Ramos based on characters created by Stavro Codekas, Ryan Ramos, and Eric Hooper synopsis: A would be killer is now a free man due to a technicality in his trial. Now Mitch, with his raging blood lust, stalkes a group of campers who unknowingly are face to face with a psychopath. quotes: "the 2nd worst movie ever!!!!" -Steve Codekas-co creator of Camp until you Die!

Oggy and the Cockroaches

(From CampJinx.com 4/22/04) Hey campers! Welcome back to Camp Jinx. Due to time constraints, a few skits that we filmed for the Camp Jinx episode of The Brendan Leonard Show had to be cut out. This skit centers around Brendan trying to get the boys to learn a little bit more about each other. For some people it worked, for others, well, not so much. The fabulous Guided By Voices provides the musical accompaniment.

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