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201223- LEARN AND EARN-DON’T WAIT, CHANGE HEATING FILTER NOW!
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With the expected surge of freezing temperatures, you should change your heating filter for 100% hot air flow efficiency to significantly lower your utility bill no matter how many days have passed since you changed it. You can also help by reducing your use of all of the appliances that remove hot indoor air during this short period like bath room vents, dryer vents, stove vents, and fireplaces (unless it has an outdoor air supply directly to the firebox) and don’t forget to close the damper after the fire is out.
Now is also a good time to feel for cold air around doors and windows to check their seals. The more you learn, the more you earn! Pay it forward to family and friends.
Earth Tools- Tone up and Tune into Patterns of Nature.
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Do you miss Yoga @ CAM? Join us tomorrow morning at 9 in the gallery to breathe and stretch with Gentle Yoga.
You have another chance to join Alan Cradick for a photography workshop this weekend! Spend a few hours shooting on Saturday, then recap on Sunday with a critique over zoom. Check out his recent work from Oakdale Cemetery!
Where is the link to the 'Into the Vault with Ann Brennan' program?
Thank you, CAM for wonderful interactive exhibits. We enjoyed them so much on Sunday.
Drop by and see what UNCW's new department has done!
Hang out for brunch and bluegrass Saturday in the Café!
Visit CAM tomorrow and pitch in on this year's community lantern with Abby Spangel Perry!
Whatever you do, you do NOT want to sign up for my colored pencil class. You could get hooked on an awesome media and never do oils or acrylics again. Now if you need a medium that you can use in a hospital room, or start and stop without your paint drying out, and you love to add very fine details, you might want to go ahead and sign up anyway. If you do, sign up early. The class seems to fill up. This session you'll be able to bring your own composition.
Troop 257 will see you again
Troop 257 thanks you