Podcast appearances and mentions of Nick Rosen

In this enlightening episode of Ask a Matchmaker, Maria is joined by dynamic duo Nick Rosen and Natalie Cramer, the brains behind the popular singles dating event, Single Saturdays, hosted on Eventbrite. Dive into the behind-the-scenes of organizing these vibrant gatherings and discover the secrets to making meaningful connections. Whether you're looking to meet someone special or just want to expand your social circle, this discussion is packed with practical advice on approaching group events with confidence, positivity, and the right energy. Learn how to overcome shyness and bring your best self to every social opportunity. Tune in to transform your approach to dating and networking! Natalie Cramer and Nick Rosen are the co-creators of Single Saturdays, a community for NYC singles to connect in person through activities. When they're not hosting events, Natalie works as a creative life coach, helping lost creatives rediscover their creative spark and feel their best through play. Nick is a matchmaker helping singles find lasting love. www.single-saturdays.com @singlesaturdays_nyc (instagram.com/singlesaturdays_nyc) @metbynick (instagram.com/metbynick/) www.metbynick.com @nataliecramercoaching (instagram.com/nataliecramercoaching/) *******Stay Connected!******** @matchmakermaria (Follow!) @askamatchmaker (Follow the pod!) Make sure to subscribe and sign up for notifications for fantastic dating and relationship advice brought to you by Maria Avgitidis!  

After a weekend day in the high alpine, where puffies, a biting wind, and turning leaves teased of winter, we're more in tune with the season—which is ski film season. The socials are beginning to buzz with the sending as production houses ramp up the visual and auditory volume. Now. Is. The. Time. To. Get. Stoked.With that in mind, we took a small detour to visit one of the best in the climbing/adventure film business, Nick Rosen of the Reel Rock Tour and Sender Films. Rosen and his colleagues reliably shoot, edit, and produce often tense, funny, and heavy films with crisp storytelling and vertigo-inducing visuals. If you are intrigued and new to the Sender Films' catalog, "The Alpinist," an Emmy Award winning film, is a beautiful place to begin your journey. On this podcast, you'll find a few F-bombs and such. Really, there are far fewer F-bombs than on our skintrack banter sessions, where we discussed the spectrum of adventure films and why this podcast host should not be such a crank regarding modern stoke-focused ski films. Point taken.Rosen knows his craft and practices it like a master. The end product of Reel Rock's and Sender's efforts—their fine human-centered films—are gifts to the rest of us. This is to say that Rosen and the host discuss ski films in the context of the broader adventure film realm. Learn more about Nick and Sender Films here, and find the catalog of Reel Rock films here. You can find us at the-high-route.com. Yeah, there are two hyphens for redundancy, which is a good policy in the mountains. For weight weenies, hyphens weigh next to nothing.The theme music for The High Route Podcast comes from Storms in the Hill Country and the album The Self Transforming (Thank you, Jens Langsjoen). You can find a link to the album here—there are so many good songs on this album. And if you think you've spotted a UFO in the past or visited the 7th dimension, "Beautiful Alien" is a good tune to start with.

Nick Rosen and Peter Mortimer make climbing films. It's their world and expertise. And when they heard about Marc-Andre Leclerc, the Canadian free-spirited 23-year-old free soloist who was making some of the boldest ascents in history, they knew they had to track him down. Nomadic and publicity shy, he doesn't own a phone or car, and is reluctant to let a film crew in on his pure vision of climbing. Thus began the journey to create THE ALPINIST, a fascinating, beautiful, and thrillingly filmed investigation into a life spent defying danger. In their conversation with Tiller, Nick and Peter talk about building their relationship with the elusive Marc-Andre (2:15), capturing the purity of Marc's spirit (7:18), the incredible discipline of alpine soloing (13:15), the process of writing such a kinetic film (17:55), mountaineering cinematography (23:40), and what it means to live a life well lived (31:40).

Con uno speciale dedicato al cinema in rapporto all'Ucraina dalla "Corazzata Potemkin" ai film di Velentin Vasjanovyc. Interviste a Marco Simon Puccioni su "Il filo invisibile"; a Firouzeh Khosrovani su "Radiograph of a family"; Donatella Diamanti sceneggiatrice della serie tv "Vostro Onore" e Martina Schmiedt direttrice artistica del festival di cortometraggi Max3Min. Tra le uscite: "Parigi tutto in una notte" di Catherine Corsini; "Il male non esiste" di Mohammad Rasolouf; "C'era una volta il crimine" di Massimiliano Bruni; "The Alpinist- Uno spirito libero" di Peter Mortimer e Nick Rosen; "Flee" di Jonas Poher Rasmussen.

Grab your beret and pour a nice glass of Bordeaux to enjoy with Ian's French themed picks this week: Jules and Jim (Dir. Francois Truffaut) and The Alpinist (Dir. Peter Mortimer, Nick Rosen). Episode GuideJules and Jim discussion - 8:41Trivia - 36:16The Alpinist - 40:36 Coming AttractionsEraserhead (Dir. David Lynch), Mommie Dearest (Dir. Frank Perry)

Brittany gives the guys a lot to chew on with her picks this week: My Dinner with Andre (Dir.Louis Malle), Cinema Paradiso (Dir. Giuseppe Tornatore). Mangia!Episode GuideMy Dinner with Andre discussion - 9:00Trivia - 35:00Cinema Paradiso discussion - 40:48Coming AttractionsJules and Jim (Dir. Francois Truffaut), The Alpinist (Dir. Peter Mortimer, Nick Rosen)

Et voici une seconde salve de films vus durant l'été 2021 pour 24FPS, le podcast ciné avec ou sans spoiler ! Voici la liste des films abordés par Julien et Jérôme dans cet épisode. Seul le dernier a droit à une partie avec spoiler en toute fin d'émission: Sound Of Metal de Darius Marder (à partir de 0:04:53) Escape Game 2 - Le Monde Est Un Piège (Escape Room - Tournament Of Champions) de Adam Robitel (à partir de 0:42:00) Reminiscence de Lisa Joy (à partir de 0:53:00) Malignant de James Wan (à partir de 1:03:54) Chaos Walking de Doug Liman (à partir de 1:12:25) Joe Bell de Reinaldo Marcus Green (à partir de 1:28:01) Le Dernier Mercenaire de David Charhon (à partir de 1:34:00) Zola de Janicza Bravo (à partir de 1:43:30) Bac Nord de Cédric Jimenez (à partir de 1:49:32) Safer At Home de Will Wernick (à partir de 1:57:53) Kate de Cédric Nicolas Troyan (à partir de 2:06:57) Small Engine Repair de John Pollono (à partir de 2:11:29) Boite Noire de Yann Gozlan (à partir de 2:20:14) The Alpinist de Peter Mortimer et Nick Rosen (à partir de 2:25:55) À Quel Prix? (Worth) de Sara Colangelo (à partir de 2:36:01) Roadrunner A Film About Anthony Bourdain de Morgan Neville (à partir de 2:47:10) Shang-Chi Et La Légende Des Dix Anneaux de Destin Daniel Cretton (à partir de 3:07:17) Snake Eyes de Robert Schwentke (à partir de 3:38:25) Stillwater de Tom McCarthy (à partir de 3:48:16) Free Guy de Shawn Levy (à partir de 4:08:16) Titane de Julia Ducourneau (à partir de 4:32:25) Et on se permet de spoiler Titane à partir de 5:00:00 Bonne écoute, et n'hésitez pas à nous dire ce que vous avez pensé de Squid Game ! Crédits musicaux : Can't Take My Eyes Off You de Frankie Valli, ssu de l'album Frankie Valli - Solo (1967), et Where Is My Mind de Safari Riot Feat. Grayson Sanders. 24FPS est un podcast du label PodShows

Vegas Film Critic (Jeffrey K Howard) speaks with filmmakers Nick Rosen and Peter Mortimer for The Alpinist. 

In episode 30 of the Fade To Black podcast, critics Amon Warmann, Clarisse Loughrey and Hanna Flint review Arthurian adaptation The Green Knight (26:20), Netflix drama The Starling (45:02), Kaouther Ben Hania's The Man Who Sold His Skin (56:43), and Sopranos prequel The Many Saints of Newark (01:11:37). Clarisse also speaks to directors Peter Mortimer and Nick Rosen (12:43), the team behind The Alpinist, a new climbing documentary that is truly not for the faint-hearted. And, in our ‘Hot Take' (01:30:15), we ask: do you have to be familiar with a film's source material to truly *get it*? If you'd like to join the conversation or suggest a Hot Take for the gang to discuss tweet us with the hashtag #FadeToBlackPod Follow us: @amonwarmann, @clarisselou, @hannaflint If you like the show do leave a review and rate us too!

Listen in as we interview guests Payton Elizabeth Lee, Kathleen Rose Perkinis, Jason Scott Lee, Jeffrey Chapman-Power, Mapuana Makia, Ronny T. Chieng (Doogie Kamealoha, M.D), Brett Harrington, Nick Rosen, Peter Mortimer (The Alpinist) and review Cinderella, The Boss Baby: Family Business and Family Reunion Season 4. Host Katherine S. is joined by KIDS FIRST! Film Critics Ashleigh, Maica, Heather and Giana. Before you spend your hard earned dollars at the movies, be sure to listen to what our youth reporters have to say.

Listen in as we interview guests Payton Elizabeth Lee, Kathleen Rose Perkinis, Jason Scott Lee, Jeffrey Chapman-Power, Mapuana Makia, Ronny T. Chieng (Doogie Kamealoha, M.D), Brett Harrington, Nick Rosen, Peter Mortimer (The Alpinist) and review Cinderella, The Boss Baby: Family Business and Family Reunion Season 4. Host Katherine S. is joined by KIDS FIRST! Film Critics Ashleigh, Maica, Heather and Giana. Before you spend your hard earned dollars at the movies, be sure to listen to what our youth reporters have to say.

In this episode I speak with Nick Rosen, also known as Sloane. We discussed a variety of mental health topics but put a big focus around Depression and Managing Expectations. We thought this would be a great episode to kick off with and evaluate our own personal battles with depression. Nick was very open about his recent struggles with his mental health, including detailing a time when he was contemplating suicide and called the Suicide Prevention Hotline. Some of this conversation may be triggering to those battling their mental health so please keep that in mind. We are not licensed mental health professionals, councilors, or therapists. We speak only from our own personal experiences and perspectives.Suicide is the 2nd leading cause of death in people ages 10-34. Let that sink in… at 10 years old we are losing today's youth to suicide. 46% of people that die by suicide have a diagnosed mental health condition, and 90% of people who die by suicide have experienced symptoms of a mental health condition. The LBGTQ youth community are 4x more likely to attempt suicide than straight youth. Transgender people are 12 times more likely to attempt suicide than the general population. Lastly 78% of all people who die by suicide are male. (per NAMI reports)Follow Sloane on Social Media:https://www.instagram.com/sloanesongshttps://www.facebook.com/sloanesongshttps://twitter.com/sloanesongsMental Health Resources:Suicide Prevention Hotline - 800.273.8255Crisis Textline - TEXT “HOME” to 741741HeartSupportTo Write Love On Her ArmsHope For The Day

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In this episode we have a conversation with Nick Rosen, aka SLOANE. “Too Young To Be Lonely” is the new Electro-Pop EP dropping on October 30th, 2020. I talked with SLOANE about finally doing his own music, battling the inner darkness and depression, his roots in Jazz, and much more. This was such a great conversation and I’m sure that I will have him on again in the future. You guys are going to want to check out this EP. SLOANE is working on a ton of new music, and creative projects to be released in the near future including working with Amrta Art for an upcoming project.To keep up with SLOANE, please visit:https://www.instagram.com/sloanesongs/https://www.facebook.com/sloanesongshttps://twitter.com/sloanesongs/Follow Amrta Art:https://www.instagram.com/amrtaart

We interview filmmaker Nick Rosen about his new Cardboard Cory documentary and check in with journalist Erik Maulbetsch of The Colorado Times Recorder about a QAnon rally in Denver.Also, we talk Kamala Harris as the VP pick, find Cory writing empty bills and advertising everywhere but in Colorado, get an update on the GOP's war against the post office, check Lauren Boebert's arrest records, and so much more.Cardboard Cory - The Documentary: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9hfDc0Vp87EErik's article about QAnon: https://coloradotimesrecorder.com/2020/08/denver-anti-child-sex-trafficking-march-rooted-in-qanon-conspiracy-theories/28841/Hosts: Jason Bane | Ian SilveriiProducer: Ethan BlackMusic: Breakmaster CylinderSubscribe wherever you get your podcasts and leave us a review if you Got More Smarter. Send all angry and non-angry rants to angryrants@getmoresmarter.com.

In memory of an American hero. Obituary from Belanger Funeral Home follows.Bryan D. LeBlanc, 50, of Sayles Street formerly of Milford and Mendon, highly decorated Army Veteran, died Friday, Jan 17, at Brookside Rehab in Webster. He leaves his 2 sons Nick Rosen of Brockton, and Brandon LeBlanc of Texas, his father Charles LeBlanc of San Antonio, TX. a brother Christopher Michael LeBlanc of the Philippines, and a sister Jeannine Verburt of Universal, Texas. Born in Boston he was the son of Charles LeBlanc and the late Ruth (Johnston) LeBlanc and lived in Texas and several others states where his Army career took him. Bryan was a highly decorated Army retired Veteran. He retired as an Army Ranger after 20 years of service. His service career took him into many dangerous zones including The Battle of Mogadishu in Somalia in 1993. He served in Desert Shield, Desert Storm, and peacekeeping missions in Egypt and Africa. After his retirement he taught science to high risk students in Texas. He coached Little League Baseball and worked security at Six Flags in Texas. He was an avid fisherman, and a Patriots and Bruins fan. Moving back to Massachusetts, he was a dispatcher for the Massachusetts State Police. His activities ended after battling a series of 4 major strokes. With determination and will power he fought back to recover from of his ailing health and became the coordinator of Nick’s House in Southbridge, a place for veterans transitioning from life struggles. He ran the house with determination and courage. He could be seen walking his Great Dane “TUUKKA” throughout Southbridge. He was friend to all who knew him even though he struggled to communicate and would get frustrated with himself. His funeral service will be held at 6PM, Wednesday, Jan. 22, in the Central Baptist Church, Southbridge. Burial will be in Arlington National Cemetery. 

You may not know who Peter Mortimer is, and that's fine by him. You're almost certainly intimate with is filmography, however, an ever-evolving array of groundbreaking films three decades in the making. Peter and his partners Josh Lowell and Nick Rosen (among many others) have collaborated to define the climbing film medium. They have literally delivered more climbing psych than any other humans on the planet. Peter, and his newly minted company Sender Films, launched his career with quirky turn-of-the-century features such as "Scary Faces," "Front Range Freaks," and "Return 2 Sender." Although the films sold out theaters, "King Lines," "Progression," and the "First Ascent" series truly put Sender on the map. Noting the insatiable hunger for new footage and a theater experience, Peter and Josh joined forces to launch the Reel Rock Film Tour. The crew booked around 50 shows that first year. Reel Rock 14 will log 600+ in 2019, spanning the globe. Somehow, amidst the chaos of building a global film tour, Peter found time to direct, produce, and occasionally helm the camera for "Valley Uprising" and "Dawn Wall," films years in the making. His highly anticipated feature following the career of Marc-Andre Leclerc inches toward the finish line, currently in post-production. It's difficult to overstate the influence and impact Peter's films have had on the climbing world. Where we once devoured DVDs of straight climbing porn (I mean, we still do), Sender's movies have raised the bar in unimaginable ways, allowing global tours, Netflix features, and paving the way to mainstream success (and, you know, the random Oscar for his friend Jimmy Chin). We're so grateful we could sneak into Sender HQ for a quick chat. If you haven't seen Reel Rock 14 yet, grab tickets right now. The films are as strong as any lineup in the 14 year history of the tour. Have a question, feedback, suggestion, or pitch? Launch a missive at thunderclingpodcast@gmail.com or DM us at @thethundercling on Instagram. We read and respond to every note. And cheers to Ryne Doughty for the great tunes. Reel Rock in Denver actually booked him to perform before each of the four showings at the Oriental Theater! He put on a helluva show. Happy Turkey Day, you heathens!

NICK ROSEN talks about composing and being on the road with the likes of The Shadowboxers. VILLAGE MICRO FUND hopes to amplify the knowledge of Wall Street's Nathan Jones & Donte Miller to empower entrepreneurs and communities to support each other. Podcast RSS Subscribe iTunes          Subscribe STITCHER          Google Play          TuneIn Radio

Although Nick Rosen isn't quite sure how much he remembers of his earliest years of life as the son of "Back to the Land" hippies on a rural commune style farm in Quebec, there is no doubt that some of their radical ideas and behavior rubbed off on him and helped shaped the idealistic foundation that would have Nick traveling the world looking for a revolution of his own.  Nick tells us about living with the Zapatistas in Mexico, about seeing the world trade center go down from the apartment he was living in, about sailing with friends and rock climbing in different areas around the world, and about finally re-uniting with his long time friend Pete Mortimer to help build what would become Sender Films.  After years of writing, Nick would become a very integral part of the storytelling side of things of a film company that was quickly earning respect.  Nick helped to craft character development and story arcs as they documented the climbing world around them, which you can see a great example of in their more recent and acclaimed film "Valley Uprising" that explores the history of rock climbing in the Yosemite Valley through a host of characters both past and present.   To Learn More about Nick Rosen: http://senderfilms.com   About Visual Revolutionary  http://www.visualrevolutionary.com     BECAUSE WE ARE INTERESTED IN PEOPLE'S STORY, AND NOT WHAT TYPE OF GEAR THEY USE, WE INTRODUCE A NEW MUCH NEEDED PODCAST IN THE WORLD OF PHOTOGRAPHY AND CINEMATOGRAPHY.  FEATURING IN-DEPTH INTERVIEWS WITH SOME OF THE World's LEADING PHOTOGRAPHERS, Filmmakers, AND OTHER VISUAL revolutionaries, WE ARE BRINGING YOU THE BACKSTORY ON HOW SOME OF YOUR FAVORITE ARTIST GOT TO WHERE THEY ARE TODAY.        

The grid is everywhere, sending power to the light switch on the wall and water to the faucet in the kitchen. But is it essential? Must we depend on it and the corporate and government infrastructure behind it? Wednesday's AU we'll revisit our conversation, from August, with Nick Rosen, who has traveled the United States, spending time with all kinds of individuals and families striving to live their lives free from dependence on municipal power and amenities, and free from dependence on the government and its far-reaching tentacles.

The grid is everywhere, sending power to the light switch on the wall and water to the faucet in the kitchen. But is it essential? Must we depend on it and the corporate and government infrastructure behind it? My guest on Monday's AU is Nick Rosen, who has traveled the United States, spending time with all kinds of individuals and families striving to live their lives free from dependence on municipal power and amenities, and free from dependence on the government and its far-reaching tentacles.

As an entrepreneur, you probably know that defining your target market is a necessary step to success (if you're unsure how to find your target market, check out this previous blog post). In today's Launch Grow Joy show, you'll get to hear from Nick Rosen, author of Shout in the Right Direction, about the best way to define your target market, why this is so important and what to do to make sure that you reach them. For a complete list of show notes, please visit www.launchgrowjoy.com/007. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/launchgrowjoy/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/launchgrowjoy/support

Dropping Off The Grid: A Growing Movement In AmericaNow is your chance to flee society. Drop off the grid. Pull a Thoreau. Be you a survivalist, an environmentalist or a cheapskate-ist, you can join the growing movement of Americans embracing off-grid living."There's a desire to step out of the rat race, and in America, that goes very deep in the national psyche," says Nick Rosen, author of "Off the Grid: Inside the Movement for More Space, Less Government, and True Independence in Modern America" and editor of www.off-grid.net. "You know, the pioneering spirit and sturdy self-reliance -- these things which define the American character."For some off-griders, it's a matter of having little or no impact on the environment -- literally living off the power grid. This lifestyle has been championed by celebrities Daryl Hannah and Ed Begley Jr. Then there are those who no longer want to be a blip on the societal radar."Off-grid living is a spectrum that unites greens and survivalists," says Rosen, referring to those who choose to escape city life because they either don't trust the government or don't want it meddling in their affairs.Whether you’re a Civil libertarian or just want to be private, you can relax and worry less about the intrusive State with its Big Brother databases, at least in the UK. Civil servants running the new systems are so incompetent (e.g. the Ministry of Defence stolen laptop) that the biggest fear is them losing your data. But private industry is another matter. From Facebook to Microsoft, They are watching You. Now the US Senate is considering a “do not track” command that could be issued by individual internet users.The Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee held a hearing Wednesday to debate what – if any – privacy protections Internet users should be given. Most of the senators on hand agreed that consumers know little about who or what is tracking their browsing behavior.The UK government is burning $500m a year to build a national ID database that will duplicate the passport system and only cover those of us law abiding enough to register under our real names. Corporate databases will create their own parallel versions, or license government data for their own security checks.But you can take a few steps to protect your privacy. Follow these simple tips, and Big Brother will be no bother:1. How to Get an Anonymous CellphoneGo to a town you have never visited before, to an area with no CCTV cameras and pay a homeless person to buy a pay-as-you-go mobile phone for you. That way no shop will have your image on its CCTV. You will also have an anonymous mobile.In order to keep your anonymity, top it up in a shop with no CCTV outside. Or dispense with the phone altogether and return to the humble payphone, now the preserve of tourists and the super-poor.Even if you stick to your traceable phone, leave it switched off whenever possible to avoid having your movements tracked. Many phones are still traceable, so you need to take the battery out to be certain. If you have a Bluetooth phone, keep the service switched off because this is now being tested for advertising and other marketing activities.2. Hide Your EmailIf you use one of the free, web-based services like Gmail, your communications are being stored to build up a picture of your interests. Instead, you can use a service called Hushmail to send encrypted emails. Or work out a private code with friends you want to communicate with.You do not need an email address of your own. One hacker I spoke to sends emails from cybercafes via The Observer website, using the service which allows anyone to send any article to a friend. He embeds his message into the covering note which goes with the article.Others with their own computer use the free XeroBank browser (in preference to Explorer or Firefox), which includes several privacy-enhancing add-ons and sends all data through a network ‘cloud’ which hides most of the data you normally give away as you use a computer, but at the cost of reduced speed.3. Protect Your Computer FilesThere is sophisticated software that deletes all traces of your activities from your computer. Assuming you don’t have access to this, it is still worth remembering the data about you contained inside each file. Many digital photos, for example, contain within them the serial number of the camera that took them. Word documents contain the name of the author as well as traces of previous drafts.4. Stay Off Spam Mailing ListsEach time you submit your email address to register for a new website, create a special address, either on a free webmail service or on your own email server so you have control over it. Then, if the company later sells your email address or loses it through poor security, you will know exactly who to blame. And you will be able to close the account or block all email to that particular address. Again, Hushmail is useful for this. You can set it up to create these aliases for you.5. Stop Supermarkets Snooping on Your ShoppingSwap your supermarket loyalty card with a friend or acquaintance every few months, after having cashed in any points you have accumulated (treat Oyster and other local transport cards the same way). You lose no benefits and it prevents tracking of specific purchasing patterns (or journeys) tied to your name and address. Use cash more often – save your credit card for emergencies.6. Mess Up Utility Companies’ Marketing PlansLive off-grid, unplugged from the system with solar panels and rainwater harvesting. There are thousands of people living without mains power, water or sewerage, all over the UK and the US, in isolated cottages, behind hedgerows in caravans or in groups of yurts in country fields. And this is not just a movement for tree huggers and climate campers. Many live on boats in towns and cities, and if you live in a flat or house, you can still unplug.Get a laptop with wireless capability. There are plenty of hot spots where you can check your email or browse for free.Thunderbird Mail transfer agent is available free from the same folks that brought you Firefox. The Enigmail plug-in allows encrypted email and file transfer with up to a 4096 bit key. I’ve tested it with Windows, Mac and UNIX for interoperability. Combined with a Gmail account that be configured for TLS (Similar to HTTPS) connections, it makes for a fairly secure package and it’s all free. It won’t stop NSA from reading your mail but will for most everyone else.How does one just disappear off the face of the earth? Is it as simple as moving away to another country? First you have to understand who you are running from. If you are running from an abusive partner, know that they have limited resources and might have a problem if you move out of state or out of the country. If you are running from the FBI for example, understand that these people have unlimited resources and will do everything in your power to hunt you down even if you move to another country.Before going underground, you have to do a few things in order to throw your opposition away from your trail. You have to destroy the "old" you and build a new you. Destroy all photographs you can get possession of. 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See website for details.Security and Identity Protection:DPL-Surveillance-Equipment has partnered with trusted experts like McAfee and IDology to ensure the security and integrity of every transaction. Identity verification measures are integrated into our e-layaway system to prevent fraudulent purchases.Note: Simply Choose e-Lay-Away as a "Payment Option" in The Shopping CartDPL-Surveillance-Equipment.com is a world leader in providing surveillance and security products and services to Government, Law Enforcement, Private Investigators, small and large companies worldwide. We have one of the largest varieties of state-of-the-art surveillance and counter-surveillance equipment including Personal Protection and Bug Detection Products.Buy, rent or lease the same state-of-the-art surveillance and security equipment Detectives, PI's, the CIA and FBI use. Take back control! 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An interview with Sender Films producers Nick Rosen and Peter Mortimer I just got back from the Banff Mountain Film Festival. Held every year in November at the Banff Center in Alberta, Canada this celebration of alpine culture marks the end of one adventure season and the beginning of the next. After putting in time at the MountainFilm Festival Telluride and few other events throughout the year I've had the chance to see a lot of movies about athletes and explorers pushing the boundaries of the human experience. But one film in particular hits really close home. Called Point of No Return this movie for television produced by Sender Films depicts of lives of guys I once knew who died tragically in the pursuit of a dream. Jonny Copp Micah Dash Wade Johnson Climbers Jonny Copp and Micah Dash with cameraman Wade Johnson were killed in the making of this film. While making their retreat from a failed attempt to climb Mount Edgar in western China, a devastating avalanche swept through the region to claim their lives.  With footage recovered with their bodies the movie Point of No Return is a tribute to three men who paid the ultimate price to follow their passion for adventure. I had the opportunity to talk to producers Peter Mortimer and Nick Rosen to discuss both the risks and the consequences of a lifestyle that is often fraught with danger. Is it worth it living life on the edge? Point of No Return - First Ascent from Mountainfilm in Telluride on Vimeo. The film Point of No Return is part of the First Ascent Series produced by Sender Films in Cooperation with National Geographic. You get The Six Episode DVD Box Set on line at www.Senderfilms.com Music this week by Jake Shimabukuro The Joy Trip Project is made possible thanks the generous support of sponsor Patagonia. Check out their latest new media  projects and conservation initiatives at their blog www.thecleanestline.com.

An interview with Sender Films producers Nick Rosen and Peter Mortimer I just got back from the Banff Mountain Film Festival. Held every year in November at the Banff Center in Alberta, Canada this celebration of alpine culture marks the end of one adventure season and the beginning of the next. After putting in time at the MountainFilm Festival Telluride and few other events throughout the year I've had the chance to see a lot of movies about athletes and explorers pushing the boundaries of the human experience. But one film in particular hits really close home. Called Point of No Return this movie for television produced by Sender Films depicts of lives of guys I once knew who died tragically in the pursuit of a dream. Jonny Copp Micah Dash Wade Johnson Climbers Jonny Copp and Micah Dash with cameraman Wade Johnson were killed in the making of this film. While making their retreat from a failed attempt to climb Mount Edgar in western China, a devastating avalanche swept through the region to claim their lives.  With footage recovered with their bodies the movie Point of No Return is a tribute to three men who paid the ultimate price to follow their passion for adventure. I had the opportunity to talk to producers Peter Mortimer and Nick Rosen to discuss both the risks and the consequences of a lifestyle that is often fraught with danger. Is it worth it living life on the edge? Point of No Return - First Ascent from Mountainfilm in Telluride on Vimeo. The film Point of No Return is part of the First Ascent Series produced by Sender Films in Cooperation with National Geographic. You get The Six Episode DVD Box Set on line at www.Senderfilms.com Music this week by Jake Shimabukuro The Joy Trip Project is made possible thanks the generous support of sponsor Patagonia. Check out their latest new media  projects and conservation initiatives at their blog www.thecleanestline.com.

Sight Unseen presents candid conversations with the artists of our times. Enlighten Up!, a film by Kate Churchill, explores the practice of yoga through the lens of understanding the ways it is a spiritual practice and if so, how does the business of yoga fit in.

Director and filmmaker Kate Churchill discusses her new documentary on yoga and the transformational effects it had on skeptic Nick Rosen.  Enlighten up is a  funny, charming, and informative tour of modern yoga that will take you around the world in search of the essence of yoga. Sync with iPod • Return to Directory Resources:Enlighten Up WebsiteWatch the Trailer