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THE FEED
/Dr. Christian R. Komor
During a stressful commute, a random act of kindness puts things in perspective when a swan is saved from certain death.
A graduate of GVSU's School of Communications majoring in video and animation, I've been GRCMC’s Education Coordinator since 2001 teaching video production classes, developing class and training materials and for the Mobile Learning Lab for Information Education (MoLLIE)and working extensively with youth in Grand Rapids and youth media organizations on an international level. I also work as an adjunct professor at GVSU teaching Video Production, Scriptwriting and Film Culture classes. I'm a board member of ASIFA Central, the Midwest USA chapter of ASIFA (l'Association Internationale du Film d'Animation) at http://www.asifa.org/, a board member of the Healthy Safe Drug Free Schools and Communities project of KISD, and the Mosaic Film Experience at http://www.mosaicfilmexperience.com/.
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Ryan and I are constantly stopping to help ducks and swans across the street. We get flipped off and honked as we block traffic and we don't care. Ryan will even turn his car sideways to block more than one lane of traffic until the bird makes it across - often times with a line of chicks in tow. I wish more people would stop like this woman did, and I wish more people would get out of their cars and do something like the gentleman on the motorcycle.
On page 7 of this magazine there is an article about a man who got an award for saving his local ducks. We all need to be a voice for the animals like him! http://www.idamagazine.org/MagFall09.pdf