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CREATIVE INDUSTRY DEVELOPMENT WORKSHOPS

Creative industry invites interested persons to get involved in the development of the creative industries in your community by coming to the planning workshop closest to you:

Workshops are conducted by Arts Northern Rivers, the Northern Rivers Regional Development Board, Northern Rivers Screenworks Ltd and the North Coast Entertainment Industry Association. The aim is to develop practical plans to strengthen the region's creative businesses and improve market access. Each workshop will commence at 10.30 am with a launch of the New Creative DVD and will finish at 4.30pm. The workshops are free and a light lunch will be provided. Please RSVP to admin@nrrdb.com.au or by phone on 6622 4011, or contact Arts Northern Rivers for more information on 6628 8120.

SCRIPT TO SCREEN: CINEMATIC TECHNIQUE FOR DIRECTORS. 2-3 July - $120
While cinema is a profoundly collaborative medium, a film succeeds or fails on the skill, talent and vision of the director.

The cinematic skills of the director must bridge the various dimensions of all the other contributing disciplines of film – cinematography, music, sound, performance, and production design. The more skilled and articulate the director is in these different areas, the more effectively they will be in developing and communicating their vision for the film.

Script to Screen is a 2 day intensive course focussed on illuminating the different aspects of the director’s cinematic craft. Course participants will tie theory to practise via the work of established master filmmakers.

For a full program visit www.screenworks.com.au/pdfs/Script_to_Screen.pdf.

The course is presented by Charlie de Salis, an experienced director, writer and producer whose directing credits include short films, television drama, documentary, commercials, and high-end corporate work. RSVP events@screenworks.com.au or 6680 9220.

SCREENWORKS UNITES REGIONAL COUNCILS TO SUPPORT LOCAL SCREEN INDUSTRY
Northern Rivers Screenworks is running a workshop called ‘When the Circus Comes to Town’ on 2 June, bringing together State and Local Government representatives to maximise the benefits from a sustainable screen industry for the Northern Rivers.

To support the Northern Rivers Region in its aim to become 'film friendly' and attract productions, Northern Rivers Screenworks has circulated a uniform screen production protocol for councils’ consideration. Screenworks is also conducting a workshop called 'When the Circus Comes to Town' to assist in the understanding and implementation of such a protocol.

'This event brings together state and local government, local businesses, tourism and strategic planners with the view to working together to ensure this region maximises the opportunities that the screen industries present in terms of sustainable employment and long term economic and cultural benefits to the region,' said Cathy Henkel, Screenworks' Chair.

Speakers will include Sandra Alexander from the New South Wales Film and Television Office (FTO), as well as:

• Harry Yates, Location Manager and Producer (FEELING SEXY, MR RELIABLE, DAY OF THE ROSES AND FIRE)
• Dallas Nock, Location Liaison Officer and Kate Ingham, Manager, Creative Industries Development, Northern Rivers Screenworks
• Cathy Henkel, Screenworks' Chair; and Writer/Director/Producer, Hatchling Productions (THE MAN WHO STOLE MY MOTHERS FACE and I TOLD YOU I WAS ILL: THE LIFE AND LEGACY OF SPIKE MILLIGAN)
• Rose Wright, Kingscliff Chamber of Commerce

PITCH N’ PUNT – Deadline June 6 – 10am
The 2005 Screenwork’s Pitch N’ Punt Competition is now open for applications. Do you have a feature film, documentary, new media or television project? Are you wanting to pitch it to industry professionals or learn how to pitch more effectively? Then this competition is for you. Participants benefit enormously from the challenge, experience and exposure they receive.

A number of past finalists have had tremendous success with their projects. The Screenworks, then SPAA 2003 winner, Cate McQuillen is now working with Ewan Burnett, Burberry Productions with their project ‘HiT iT’, which is well into development.

The 2002 feature by Kent Williams has received FTO development funding and Roger Monk, screenwriter, is now working with Kent. Both of these projects were highly successful and privy to a pitching workshop and competition prior to their SPAA debut.

Round One is ‘behind closed doors’ in front of a panel of three industry professionals. 5 winners are then selected for a training day, before performing their pitches in front of a public audience. Application forms are located on the Screenworks’ website and the deadline is 9am Monday June 6.

The stakes are high – the winner of the Screenwork’s event will then be submitted to SPAA to compete against the winners from other regional screen agencies. These winners will each receive a ticket to SPAA Fringe worth $200. SPAA will then pick five finalists from their pool of applications based on the written material submitted (see SPAA web site for details). 

If the Screenworks winner is one of the five finalists chosen for the 2005 Holding Redlich Pitching competition they will receive a ticket to the SPAA Conference, an opportunity to attend a pitching workshop with Pat Ferns and a chance of winning a return ticket to Cannes or a TV market of their choice, $2000 in spending money, $2000 of legal advice from Holding Redlich and a publicity opportunity with Encore Magazine.

Download the guidelines here.

FILM ARTISTS COOP
Next meeting Thursday 2 June. 7.30pm. Screenworks office. Contact Larry Larstead if you have an idea to pitch – 6680 3279 or larstead@ekit.com

FILM PUBLIC LIABILITY SUPPORT SCHEME
Don’t forget the Screenwork’s public liability scheme is available to low-budget, non commercial filmmakers from Grafton to Tweed Shires. Up to $10 million liability cover is available for filmmakers of low budget films. The policy is held with Community Care Underwriting Agency and is available to volunteer or deferral-based film projects. Note that this is not public liability cover for events. The program will be available upon application to Screenworks for $60 to cover processing costs. See www.screenworks.com.au/public_indemnity.php for further details and application form.

CONTACT VIA THE SCREENWORKS DATABASE?
Have you received a call or email regarding potential work via your listing on the Screenworks database? If so, we need to hear from you! We note the database is the most actively used part of the website. Please send us a short email to let us know whether you have been contacted regarding work, regardless of whether you took up the opportunity or not.

'Since last year when I finally got around to using the data base and advertising my skills I have had many work offers from all over the place including Israel. More recently I have been engaged on two local projects, one in PR as camera and sound recordist and one with Acmena Youth Detention Centre Developing and Training, teaching 12 youth on two productions. That will keep me busy for the next few of months. Thanks again.' Jen Rush – Rushes Video Production.

GUNTIS SICS ON AIR
Check out his film radio program at http://www.live365.com/stations/guntis6

CONGRATULATIONS
Hot on the heals of their screening at MOMA in NYC, Mikchau Kamieniak (writer/director) and AUM's Chryss Kamieniak (Producer) advise that their film BASILISK STARE has been picked up by the Sundance Channel.

HATCHLING FILMS WIN INTERNATIONAL ACCLAIM
THE MAN WHO STOLE MY MOTHER'S FACE won the audience choice award for Best Documentary at the London Australian Film Festival at the Barbican last. The film now goes on tour with the festival around the UK from April-June 2005.

I TOLD YOU I WAS ILL: THE LIFE AND LEGACY OF SPIKE MILLIGAN has been selected for the 54th Melbourne International Film Festival (20 July 20 to 7 Aug).

The new director’s cut was screened this month at Australia House in London at a gala celebrity function organised by South Australian premiere Hon. Mike Rann. Celebrity guests included Rolf Harris, Lynsey de Paul and some Australian cricketers. Spike's daughters Jane and Sile also attended.

The film has just completed a hugely successful theatrical test season playing to packed audiences in Byron Bay, Ballina and Lismore. Plans are underway now for a theatrical tour down the east coast of Australia in Aug/Sept. Called the SPIKE IS BACK TOUR, the event will feature a live performance by Spike's eldest daughter Laura and musician Glenn Cardier who toured with Spike and the feature length version of the film. The new director's cut will be screening at the Byron Film Club, Byron Bay Community Centre 8 August.

'After feedback from the three screenings in the Northern Rivers region, I decided to change the ending to focus more on Spike’s activism and less on the story about the battle over his estate,' said the film’s director, Cathy Henkel. 'That story is now on the web site where it can be updated as new developments emerge. The new ending makes the film both timeless and more uplifting.'

The website, produced by Kerry Sunderland at Evolve Media, contains a comprehensive insight to Spike’s life and times and provides a complementary partnership to the film. See www.spikemilliganlegacy.com. This web site will be upgraded and more interactive elements added over the next few months and re-launched at the screening in August.

Cathy Henkel and Kerry Sunderland will be presenting a session at this year’s Byron Bay Writer’s Festival, called 'Writing for Multi-platform Delivery – the Spike Model', on Friday 5 August. The premiere screening of the new Director’s Cut is on the following Monday, 8 August, at the Byron Bay Community Centre.

HOMEGROWN FILMWORKS SHOWCASE EVENING – Murwillumbah
7-9pm, Saturday 28 May at City of the Arts Space, Tumbulgum Road.
This outdoor screening event will showcase 6 short culturally diverse films entirely developed and produced in the region. The 6 were selected from 70 local writers and have worked with industry professional mentors, support from the AFTRS, and sponsors Griffith University, NR TAFE and Screenworks. The 6 filmmakers are Blake Osborn, Samia Goudie, Cheryl McMaster, May O’Connell, Alison Flynn and Maureen Logan (Wet weather venue is Tubulgum Hall). The project has been funded through the Tweed City of the Arts 2003-2005. Bring a rug or a chair and a bite to eat. For more information contact Anne Chesher on 0418 289 632 or anne.chesher@media-ed.com/ Over the coming weeks we will profile the filmmakers and their works via the Screenworks’ blog – there are some wonderful outcomes including National Geographic interest and childhood romances rekindled!

BYRON FILM CLUB
8pm, 6 June at Byron Bay Community Centre - $10/$7
Oren Siedler's BRUCE AND ME (82mins) feature documentary is a personal exploration into her unusual relationship with her white collar criminal father. The film had its world premiere at the Amsterdam Documentary Festival last year and has so far screened at the Nashville Film Festival, Barbican Film Festival, the Croatian Film Festival, Norwegian Documentary Film Festival, and was featured at the Australian International Documentary Conference in Adelaide this year. It has already screened on Canadian TV in 2004 and will be shown on the ABC later this year. Oren has just been approached by the Oprah Winfrey Show and the Montel Willimans Show (the male version of Oprah) to be a guest…but you can catch her here first at the Byron Film Club’s screening and Q&A session. Visit http://www.bruceandme.com/ for more info about the film. BFC Ph: (02) 6680 9220 Tues& Wed / (02) 6680 4012 (ah) anytime. Email: byronbayfilmclub@yahoo.com.au or visit http://byronbayfilmclub@yahoo.com.au/.

INSPIRASI INDONESIAN FILM FESTIVAL AND FEAST NIGHT - Byron Bay
5 - 10pm, Wednesday 11 June at Byron Bay Community Centre - $20/$15
Food from the wonderful Indonesian food feast. Extra line up of films will be announced by May 15. Visit http://www.aia.org.au/ for details. Presented by Australia Indonesia Arts Alliance.

VIDEO PRODUCTION COURSE “MEN’S MEDIA”
1 June for 9 weeks
Want to make a video? Are you 16 – 25 years? Are you over 45 years? And Male? A unique opportunity for five young people and five mature aged people to come together, share stories and learn the art of video making. To be screened at the Star Court Theatre in Lismore, the Pig House Flicks in Byron & broadcast on TVS TV in Sydney & LINC TV in Lismore.
Runs Wed & Thurs 10 to 3.45pm for 9 weeks, starting 1 June.
Men’s Resource Centre, 17e Keen street.
Contact Grant McGifford on 6622 0901or the Men’s resource Centre on 6622 6116, or gmcmedia@eml.cc

ON CREDIT
Friday 20 May and Saturday 21 May at 8pm at Byron Bay Community Centre - $7.00
Johnny made a movie about his journey overseas in pursuit of his dream to become a professional surfer and in doing so has amassed a significant 4 credit card debt. The movie charts not only his surfing career and his dream to get into the top 200, and ultimately the top 44, but is an insight into the emotional rollercoaster he went through during the 5 months he was away. Filmed on a handycam. Johnny has managed to capture some amazing footage of the different countries he visited and takes you on a trip of a lifetime. This is not a surfing movie per se but a movie which will touch you, motivate and inspire you and make you realise the power of the human spirit.

BYRON BAY WRITERS' FESTIVAL
Check out the vast array of writing and screen workshops between 1-7 August. Tickets on sale from 6 June. Deb Cox is running 'Making Imaginary Worlds Convincing in the Script', Sally Neighbour is running 'Front Line' about reporting from trouble spots, Brian Caswell is running 'Writing Screen Plays for Young Audiences' and on Saturday 6 August, Tom Keneally will introduce LIBIDO and THE CHANT OF JIMMIE BLACKSMITH – two of his most notable films. Also Sarah Watt will introduce the film LOOKING BOTH WAYS – a film which combines animation and real footage. Also on 4 August there will be a one-day forum “What do we reckon? Measuring the cultural, economic and social impact of the Arts”. Visit mailto:www.nrwc.org.au for more info.

IMAGINATOR WRITERS WORKSHOPS
Next courses are: 15 June - 13 July; 3 Aug - 31 Aug.
Contact Lew Denton on 66809909.

FOURTY EIGHT HOURS OF VISUAL ARTS
1-3 June. Byron Bay Community Centre.
Check out their screen workshops and program on http://www.fehva.com/

FEDERAL BUDGET

• The AFC received $15 million over three years directed to script development programs and low budget feature development through the AFC's IndiVision initiative. The AFC received a further $6.9 million to the AFC over three years for screen culture which will assist the AFC to expand access to these programs throughout regional Australia, in the educational sector and internationally - including increased access to Australia's audiovisual heritage.
• Film Finance Corporation Australia (FFC) received an increase of funding by $10.0 million from 2005/06 to be directed specifically to feature films.
• Section 79D of the Income Tax Assessment Act 1936 will be amended to allow taxpayers to deduct foreign losses from domestic income.
• The Film Licensed Investment Company (FLIC) Scheme will be extended to raise up to $10 million in concessional capital in each of the 2005-06 and 2006-07 financial years.
• Film Australia will receive an additional $7.5 million over three years to produce a 10-part series of high quality documentaries on Australian history.
• SBS Independent's Special Production Fund will receive funding of $37.6 million over four years. Current funding lapses at the end of 2005/06, but has been renewed at this time due to the long lead times associated with commissioning high quality productions. The funding to be received is $9.1 million in 2006/07, $9.3 million in 2007/08, $9.5 million in 2008/09 and $9.7 million in 2009/10.

AUSFILM
Former Chief Executive of the Irish Film Board, Mark Woods now heads up the International marketing body Ausfilm, replacing Trisha Rothkrans from August.

BROADBAND INITIATIVE
The four AFC/ABC Broadband Production Initiative (BPI) are now online – they are UsMOB, THE DOG AND CAT NEWS and THE LIFE, TIMES AND TRAVELS OF THE EXTRAORDINARY VICE-ADMIRAL WILLIAM BLIGH are now online on the ABC's broadband service. DUST ON MY SHOES will be up by the end of May.

FFC INVESTMENT GUIDELINE CHANGES
FFC have release new 2005-06 investment guidelines. For a summary of changes see http://www.ffc.gov.au/tl_newsstory_1.html

BRIZ 31
The Australian Broadcasting Authority will allow Brisbane community television service Briz31 to operate with an increased maximum effective radiated power (ERP) of 710 kW, and to make channel 57 available for TVQ’s analog service at the Sunshine Coast. Visit the ABA web site.

SPAA SEMINAR - FILM FINANCE AND TAX
6pm-8.30pm, Wednesday 8 June 2005 at Qld College of Arts, 226 Grey St, Sth Brisbane. $30 - SPAA Members
$50 - Non Members
SPAA and Holding Redlich present the latest developments in film financing and current perspectives of the Australian Tax Office towards the industry. The seminar will cover a number of issues concerning finance and tax within the film industry. To register, see http://www.spaa.org.au/sr.cfm?v=ES41TS&dx=N2466F

METRO MOBILITY SEMINAR
Exploring new possibilities for creative and entrepreneurial people in the emerging mobile media industry. The seminar program will feature individuals, companies and organisations sharing their ideas and working to spark the growth of an exciting and creative new Australian industry perfectly suited to our advanced skills base, our diverse society, and our physical location in the same time zone as the powerhouse economies of Asia. Involves seminar, intensive 10-day concept lab and workshop and ShowParty. May 30 2005 - Friday June 10 2005. Deadline: May 23 2005, 5pm. See www.metroscreen.org.au/metromobility.html

AFTRS QLD SHORT COURSES
Check http://www.aftrs.edu.au/ for all AFTRS courses.

Doing Business with East Asia
21 – 22 May - $200
This two day forum will provide participants with an industry breakdown and practical analysis of the processes and procedures necessary to successfully conduct a co-venture in the East Asian Market.

The Business of Creativity
15-17 June - $250
The screen production industry in Australia tends to be project rather than enterprise focused, with industry professionals moving from project to project to maintain continuity of employment. This major national AFTRS initiative is designed to explore ways of building a sustainable business in the screen production industry.

Writing TV Series Drama with Andrew Kelly
23 – 26 June - $450
This is a 4 day course for writers interested in developing the skills required to write television series. The course will explore the various stages involved with writing long form television drama as well as identifying the characteristics that define particular programs. The course will also cover structure and scene breakdown, dialogue, timing and layout.

PRODUCERS TO ATTEND THE 2005 NO BORDERS CO-PRODUCTION MARKET IN NEW YORK
Applications close 27 May.
The New South Wales Film and Television Office (FTO), Film Victoria and the New Zealand Film Commission (NZFC) once again offer three experienced producers the opportunity to attend the No Borders Co-production Market in the USA. Three independent producers (one each from NSW, Victoria and New Zealand) with strong, innovative film projects in development will be selected to attend the invitation-only market to showcase their slate and explore finance and distribution opportunities. Each producer will attend round table discussions, social events, and one-on-one meetings with financiers, sales agents and international television buyers at the IFP.
See http://www.fto.nsw.gov.au/content.asp?content=3&Id=357

THE COURIER-MAIL BIFF FAST FILM
Make a five minute film in 50 days. First Prize $3 000. *Best Young Filmmaker Prize (under 25 years) $1 500. Any subject. Any genre. 1 Special Ingredient. Get ready to get your cameras rolling as the “Secret Ingredient” will be released Thursday 19 May. Visit http://www.biff.com.au/ to find out the Special Ingredient! Terms and Conditions apply – see entry form for details

UNDER 5 MINUTE PRODUCTIONS WANTED
We have an opportunity for TV / Film producers to sell productions they have completed. Each category winners will receive an exclusive global promotion/distribution contract. Seeking 10 productions of less than 5 minutes in each of the follow areas: Documentary, Health, Men, Music, Home, Business, Short Film, Women, Comedy, Travel. Send your VHS video showreel/screener by 30 June, 2005 to: Samuel Day. Happening TV, PO Box Q624, Sydney NSW 1230. Ph 02 9386 0055/ 0412228124

REALISE YOUR DREAM - UK Awards
July 8 entries close.
Are you aged 18 to 26, interested in travel and a career in the creative industries? Are you a talented visual artist, designer, music producer, filmmaker, animator, fashion designer or TV professional? British Council Australia is providing a unique opportunity for six talented young Australians to travel to the UK through the Realise Your Dream awards program. For more info visit www.realiseyourdream.org.au.

SPAA NEW DIGITAL FILM INITIATIVE - digiSPAA - deadline 3 June
digiSPAA is a session of competitive screenings for the best Australian or New Zealand feature length project shot digitally, and developed with a clear plan (to be attached) on how to exploit the project using a range of digital platforms. Projects must be complete, or near complete, and with content suitable for public screenings. Four films will be selected and screened during the last day of SPAA Fringe 2005 at the Powerhouse in Brisbane on Saturday, 13 August 2005. First prize is a trip to Rotterdam for Cinemart 2006. Films to be showcased at digi SPAA will be chosen by Geoff Brown, Executive Director of SPAA, and veteran Australian producer/distributor and SPAA member, Antony I. Ginnane, whose LA/Melbourne based company (IFM World Releasing Inc.) specialises in world wide distribution of no budget and low budget features. Deadline for applications is 3 June. Contact Owen Johnston for eligibility criteria: Owen Johnston - owen@spaa.org.au

eFILM
We are not endorsing this site but you may wish to check out the new eBay of films - eFILM Market Online an online film market and auction place. See www.efilmonline.com They are offering two months free trial.

CONVERGENCE JAM 2005
30 May - 31 May RMIT University, Melbourne
A laboratory creating awareness to converging media opportunities with guest speakers Keith Clarkson and Thomas Wallner - Xenophile Media (Canada), Colin Cardwell - Director, 3RD Sense (UK) and David Giles - Director, Academy of Interactive Entertainmen. See www.convergencejam.com

NOOSA REEL MAD FILM FESTIVAL
Friday June 24
Special guests: Margaret Pomeranz and David Stratton. Budding film makers are given 24 hours to make a 7 minute movie. All you need is some friends/family and a camera. Fantastic prizes to be won! Entry forms available by calling 07 54710500. Entry fee of $10.00 applies.

MULTIMEDIA PRODUCTION PRACTICES SURVEY
A study is being conducted at La Trobe University by PhD student Anne Hannington, under the supervision of Associate Professor Karl Reed, looking to document the process activities, techniques, tools and roles used in multimedia application development. The results will be made available to all respondents and participating organisations. They can then be used to guide further research and the development of new products for the industry. AIMIA has endorsed the survey. Contact Anne Haninington, tel: (03) 9479 1278, email: a.hannington@latrobe.edu.au

NSW FTO NEW FEATURE FILM WRITER’S SCHEME
June 10 deadline.
Those with credits are eligible to apply. Successful applicants attend a seven week feature film writing workshop run by the AFTRS, and will then work with a script consultant to complete the next draft. For further information on eligibility and submission requirements including script length and formatting, guidelines and application forms go to:
http://www.fto.nsw.gov.au/fund.asp?id=206http://www.fto.nsw.gov.au/fund.asp?id=206

FFC APPLICATION DEADLINES
The next FFC Board meeting for applications will be July. Confirming board dates and application deadlines as:

• Friday June 24 (replacing 15 June)
• Wednesday July 20 remains the same - application deadline 30 June
• Friday September 23 (Brisbane)
• Wed Dec 7 remains the same - application deadline 17 November

For further information visit the FFC web site at http://www.ffc.gov.au/

BOB MAZA FELLOWSHIP
20 May
Applications are now open for this fellowship, awarded to an established Indigenous actor to further their professional development. See http://www.afc.gov.au/

AFC DEADLINES
20 May Strand V - Early Development Funding. Digital Media
27 May Strand L - Shooting Time-Critical Material - Documentary
27 May Strand N - Documentary Production - Documentary
17 Jun Strand A1 - Draft Funding - Feature, Short Feature
17 Jun Strand A2 - Draft Funding
17 Jun Strand D - Draft Funding - Feature
02 Sep Strand F1 - Low-budget Feature Development- Feature

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN FILM CORPORATION / SBS INDEPENDENT
27 May deadline
Documentary Series & Cross Media Opportunity. A Series Producer is wanted to pitch concept for a documentary series and website. With a budget of $600,000 plus office facilities provided THE SLOT: SBS TV's half hour documentary strand INSIDE AUSTRALIA. See SAFC website www.safilm.com.au and the SBS website www.sbs.com.au/sbsi. Contact either: SBSi Documentary Commissioning EditorJennifer Crone on (03) 9949 2477 or SAFC Project Officer Melissa Juhanson on (08) 9348 9374.

CLARENCE VALLEY COUNCIL POSITIONS
Clarence Valley Council invites applications for the following positions: Deadline 30 May 4pm.

• Cultural Development Coordinator Permanent Fulltime $47-56K
  This position includes the development of a cultural plan for Clarence Valley Council.
  For more information contact Jill Napier 02 6641 7200
• Grants & Media Coordinator Permanent Full Time $47-56K
  For more information contact George Cowan 02 6641 7200
• Promotions & Events Coordinator Permanent Full Time $47-56K
  For more information contact George Cowan 02 6641 7200
• Training & Development Coordinator Corporate Full Time $54-65K

For more information contact Kathleen O’Sullivan 02 6643 0800
Contact Council’s Department of Human Resources on (02) 6643 0800 or visit http://www.clarence.nsw.gov.au/ for application criteria.

PART TIME GRAPHIC DESIGN/MULTIMEDIA TEACHERS - KINGSCLIFF TAFE
Contact Ian McArthur, Craig Elliott or Stacy Pollard on (02) 6670 1111. Quote Job Reference No: 1/507.

OPERATIONS MANAGER - BRISBANE POWERHOUSE
Applications close 19 May
Brisbane Powerhouse - Centre for Arts is a unique mid-sized venue featuring cutting-edge performances from Australia and overseas. For more information about this position please contact Pravina Kumar on (07) 3358 8669 and see http://www.brisbanepowerhouse.org/.

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