The Way April 2017

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Celebrating 20 Summers
at Southwoods!
The countdown is officially ON! Southwoods 20th summer is just

around the corner and we could not be more excited! Did you know
session one starts in just 53 days and session two starts in only 81

days? At the Southwoods winter office we are ready to pack up,
move boxes, double check we have our sunglasses, crazy hats,

and Tribal Break gear, then make our way north to our beautiful

Adirondack home at Southwoods! We cannot wait to share with you
all the NEW and INCREDIBLE things at camp this year!

The Southwoods Team has been working hard to plan extra--ordinary
Special Event Days, themed dances, and out--of-this--world--you--
totally--wont--see--it-- coming Tribal Breaks!

In addition to these awesome events, we are thrilled for the

IN THIS EDITION Southwoods Playhouse to host another fabulous summer of theatrical
SMORE Camp
singing and entertainment by our very own, extremely talented

Camp Corner Southwoods Campers! The Lower Camp Play will be the enchanting
Digital Details
A Note from Andrea & Scott rendition of “Beauty and the Beast” and the Upper Camp Play will be
Camper News
Deep Thoughts
Welcome New Campers the Disney Classic, “Aladdin”. Both performances include tons of funny
Special Days Announcement
Camp Packs Reminder moments, great songs, and displays of extraordinary talent! We are
2017 Leadership Staff
Play Announcements excited to see you on stage in the Southwoods Playhouse!
Important Date Reminders
Girls Side Line Up
Boys Side Line Up It’s time to really begin thinking about camp! Start packing your camp
Claire’s Corner
The Southwoods Cookbook
What’s Up @ the Waterfront trunks and prepare to “unplug”, because summer is right
Tribal Memories
Birthdays around the corner! We will all be reunited very, very soon at

Summer Address: our second home...Southwoods! @SouthwoodsCamp
532 NYS, Route 74
Paradox, NY 12858 FB
Phone: 518-532-7717

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S’moreHave you heard about Camp?

S’MORE Camp is Southwoods’ unique extended weekend
program offered to children who are planning to attend sleep-

away camp for the first time in the summer of 2018!

S’MORE campers have an opportunity to take part in all the best camp traditions

and activities ifnocrlbuydianngebxopaetrrieidnecse,dcagmropufiproesf ,Ssopuothrtws,oTordibsasltWafaf rm, aenmdbmerosraes! They
will be cared they

fall in love with camp and prepare for their first summer as a full session camper!

$625
 -­‐
 Includes
 transporta4on
 from
 NYC
 Metro
 Area

Friday, July 28th - Monday, July 31st

To Register Call:
518-532-7717

DIGITAL LOGGING IN:FOLLOW US!
DETAILS
•Access the Summer Website
Your kids are getting ready to “unplug” at camp at:www.southwoods.com/summer or
this summer, but you can see what they’re up to by clicking the “Summer” link on the
Southwoods homepage.
by doing just the opposite! The Southwoods •The username and password will be
Summer Website is a great place to check out sent to you in the June 1st mailing.
photos, videos, daily news updates, and menus Once you have logged in, you’ll be
able to send camper emails and
from camp. Here are some tips to help you access camp photos, videos, etc.
navigate the Summer site:
VIEWING AND PURCHASING
EMAILING YOUR CAMPER: CAMP PHOTOS:

•To email your camper, enter the Summer site (see •To view and buy photos, click on the
“Logging In” above), and click on the “Email “Photos” icon, and re-enter the password
Camper” icon on the menu at the top of the page. (same as the Summer site log-in).
•Enter your camper’s first and last name, and cabin name.
The office staff will let you know the name of your child’s •Once in the SmugMug Gallery, simply
bunk when they arrive at camp. click the files you would like to view.
When you find one you want to buy,
As long as your email is sent by 10AM, your child will receive it the same select “buy photos” in the right hand
day you write it. Emails sent after 10AM will be printed the following day. corner, select the photo you want, and
choose the size you want. Add it to your
basket, and checkout when you’re
ready!

@Southwoods

@southwoodscamp

Southwoods Camp

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A Note From Andrea & Scott

Hello Southwoods,
I am sure most if not all of our Southwoods families have heard about the Netflix mini series called “13 Reasons Why”. Below is an
excellent article by John Ackerman, PhD that was published April 13, 2017 in: Behavioral Health, Kids & Teens, Parenting and we felt it
was worth sharing with you so you could decide if you wanted your child viewing this series or reading the book.
Over the last 30 years we have continued to be witness to the fact that issues and pressures once only associated with adults have been
transferred to our young adults and children. This past fall and again in March, the Southwoods leadership met and agreed that we would
work to intentionally incorporate mindfulness into everything we do at Southwoods. Helping our campers and staff find the fun and
positives in each activity and interaction. To do that, our entire staff orientation is being built around the concept of Mindfulness. We have
also contracted with Dr. JW Wiley, a college professor and nationally known speaker, to come to our orientation and lead our entire staff in
learning, as it relates to managing diversity in all forms. Additionally, during pre-season we are bringing in trainers to lead our leadership
staff in an 8 hour certification course in Youth Mental Health First Aid.
All of this coupled with the Southwoods Way and our Fuzzy philosophy allow us to create amazing and positive unforgettable summers.
Thank you for trusting the most precious things in your life to us here at Southwoods.
Author: John Ackerman, PhD
The mini-series 13 Reasons Why (13RW), adapted from a young adult novel, was released on Netflix this past week. 13RW relays the
fictional story of a high schooler, Hannah Baker, who has died by suicide before the story even begins. Hannah chooses to leave behind
cassette recordings for the 13 people who she feels are responsible for her death.

Through these cassettes the audience learns that nearly everyone in Hannah’s life is complicit in her suicide. The reasons range from
bullying, starting rumors, sharing compromising social media images, shaming, failing to stand up for her, sexual assault, and not noticing
the warning signs of impending suicide.

The show’s release has led to much conversation and social media buzz about teen suicide, especially among middle and high-schoolers.
On the surface, this appears positive. Suicide is the second leading cause of death among 15-34 year-olds. Although it can be
uncomfortable, having direct, genuine conversations with our kids about suicide is healthy and potentially life-saving.

The myth that these discussions cause someone to become suicidal has been debunked. We know that silence and stigma prevents those at
risk from reaching out for much needed support. Suicide is a major public health issue that deserves a thoughtful national dialogue.

Unfortunately, 13RW misses the mark in critical ways to better understand and address the devastating impact of teen suicide. Despite
being touted by some as a “life-saving” work, 13RW could do more harm than good by disregarding best practices in media portrayals of
suicide. Many individuals who have personal experience with suicide, as well as suicide prevention advocates, have serious concerns
about the way suicide is portrayed in 13RW.

Isn’t media attention on the topic of youth suicide a good thing?

Not necessarily. Mainstream media portrayals of suicide and mental health issues are often inaccurate and can reinforce stereotypes that
lead to increased stigma and discrimination toward those with mental health struggles.
Research suggests that youth are more susceptible than any other age-group to a phenomenon called “suicide contagion.” Suicide
contagion exists when there is an increase in suicides after being exposed to the suicidal behavior of others. Exposure to graphic,
sensationalized, highly detailed, or simplified portrayals of suicide can result in copycat suicide attempts and deaths by suicide,
particularly in teens and young adults.
In the last episode of the season, 13RW violates a central principle in media’s responsibility to the public regarding the prevention of
suicide contagion by showing Hannah ending her life in shockingly graphic detail. This is a show marketed toward young people. The vast
majority of adolescents won’t experience contagion, but what about those who are overwhelmed, feeling vulnerable, or struggle with
thoughts of suicide?
How each individual will respond is hard to predict, but we know that ignoring media guidelines on suicide can contribute to more
suicides. It is worth noting that Hannah’s method of suicide was not included in the book, and it is a potentially dangerous decision by
writers and producers to depict it in such a drawn out, and detailed, fashion.
All of us as parents have to evaluate our children’s maturity and consider whether they are ready for a series as intense as 13RW. If you
decide to allow your child to watch the series, we encourage you to have open conversations with them, discussing their reactions to the
show and hearing the messages they have taken from it. Even better, view it with them so you can watch their reactions.

Love,
Andrea & Scott

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The Southwoods Scene
Your Source for Camper and Alumni News!

Southwoods Alumni, Porter Deep Thoughts!

Burns, is graduating from by Matt Bludorn

Summit High School in Lower Senior Boy

Bend, Oregon. He will be 2nd Summer at Camp

attending Texas Christian Last year was my first year at
Southwoods Camp. I had so much
University in the fall, fun that I have been looking forward
majoring in computer to Summer 2017 since camp ended
science! last year.

Ella Crandall made the MHS JV Lacrosse Team- Before I came to Southwoods, I was usually extremely
Go Tigers! Sienna Crandall joined the Girls Who shy and never really felt comfortable in groups. When I

Code program-Go Coders! came to camp, I found myself doing several ridiculous

Jacob Burnett and his dad took a things along with the rest of my age group...and I have
to say, it was fun. I also loved my group leader and all
fantastic trip to Iceland, where Jacob of the counselors at Southwoods. Camp wouldn’t be
posed proudly with a digital fuzzy! We the same without them.
know itʼs cold in Iceland, but this gives My favorite activity around camp was probably Ski
us a Southwoods warm inner glow!!! because I love the challenge of timing myself on how

Carly Gelles and long I can stay up or if I can leave the wake and come

Bailey Ralls snapped back into it. Last year I even managed to do a 360°
spin on a kneeboard! I’m hoping that I can get better at
a photo while running wakeboarding this summer too.
into each other at

their local dance competition! I also think that it's cool that I had the chance to meet
These talented ladies put in people from several other countries last summer. I met
countless hours and perform with and made several friends with people from Shanghai,
all their hearts to lead their teams to Turkey and Britain, and I’m sure there are many other
success on competition day! nationalities there I didn't even have the chance to
meet yet.

Southwoods Alumni, Kira Sehgal will be traveling to I’m especially excited to come back to camp because
the Dominican Republic for three weeks this my little sister is finally old enough to come with me.
summer to work with a local diabetes organization She was able to see a little of Southwoods at Parent’s
day last year when she came to pick up my brother,
to run programs for young people with diabetes. sister and me and hopes the activities will be just as
These programs promote youth leadership and much fun as we made them sound. I know she won’t
be disappointed!
motivate young people with

diabetes to lead healthier Returning to camp this year is going to be the highlight
lives! To learn more about of my summer!

the program go to This Southwoods crew hit the

ayudainc.net. slopes in Colorado making it

Way to go, Kira! one epic camp reunion!

2017 Southwoods Leaders in Training Pictured: Connor Savage,
(LITʼs), joined up in Manhattan for the Adam Hammerman, Matt
American Camp Associationʼs Findel, Tim Derocher, Jamie
Leadership Conference! They had a
Kinnane, Randy Frailex,
great time listening to leaderʼs in the
camping industry share their leadership Austin Sauer, Alex

advice! Pictured above is Southwoods Grossman, Jess Oden,

Head Counselor, Lauren Hohman, Katie Piscopio, Jacky

sharing her ideas on the importance of Shacknow, Jules Garber

communication as a leader! and friends!

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We would like to extend a warm Since January 1st, 2017

Southwoods Welcome
to our newest campers!!!

Diego Allen Mark Frayman Daniel Jang Owen Petley-Jones
Tatum Katz Bryce Petley-Jones
Russel Appelbaum Jackson Fishman Jonah Kovach Scarlet Qu
Will Kressler Ashlee Rothenberg
Luke Ansty Katelyn Fishman Mackenzie Kressler Oscar Rotman
Miles Krieger Elif Sahbudak
Daran Banks Maya Freemon Annabelle Krieger Mahika Shahani
Zhiyuan Li AJ Tanihaha
Clara Bludorn Shai Gavriel-Albow Crystal Li Dev Vankwani
Hauyu Lin Karan Vankwani
Jianna Brown Zachary Goldman Sofia Nossel Haobo Zhang
Paisley Paddock Zoe Winkler
James Brown Lila Gottlieb Florian Pelopidas

Lucia Chen Casey Gottlieb

Felix Chen Ashton Gozali

Kevin Chen Aaron Gozali

Shi Dong Josh Greene

Wei Dong Ellie Hicks

Federico Jiang Duroni Audrey Hoffman

James Everett Rosie Horstmann

Special Days @ Camp!
Among many other wacky days, here’s a taste
of our all-camp special days this summer!

Luau Party
4th of July Party
Mustache Mondays

Tutu Tuesday
Crazy Hat Day
Team Spirit/Jersey Day
Crazy Sock Day
Wacky Sunglasses Day

Tie-Dye Day
Neon Anything!!!

CampPacks Mail CampPack forms to:
Reminder! Adirondack Pharmacy
1081 Main Street, PO Box 458
All prescription and over-the-counter medication needed Schroon Lake, NY 12870
for camp must be purchased through CampPacks!

Questions?
Call the Adirondack Pharmacy at

(518)-532-7575

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Meet the talented Andrea Ralls Tim Beach Liz Aiello
and committed Girl’s Head Office Manager Program Director
Southwoods Counselor
Leadership Staff!
Owner/Director/Founder Hometown: Kansas City, MO Hometown: Huntington Station, NY
Along with Directors of Southwoods Years at Camp: 4 Years at Camp: 3
Andrea & Scott Ralls,
these individuals are Years at Camp: 20 Tim spent his first 2 summers as the We are thrilled to announce Liz as
Operations Director at Southwoods our Program Director for 2017!
the Southwoods and we’re very excited to welcome Having been a Group Leader at
veterans who lead
him back into the role of Office Southwoods for the past two
our staff and Manager. He imakes sure summers, Liz has great understanding
campers to a for the operational/programmatic side
successful summer! communication runs smoothly in the of camp.We can’t wait to watch her
Southwoods summer office!
rock this new role!

Claire Dunlap Becca Rosenberg Lauren Hohman Chris Howe
Trek Director LIT Director UGpiprle’sr HCeaamdp MaDinirteecnteonr ce
Counselor Hometown: Schroon Lake, NY
Hometown: Paducah, KY Hometown: North Caldwell, NJ Years at Camp: 19
Years at Camp: 8 Years at Camp: 13 Hometown:Winchester, KY Rain (or snow) or shine, Chris takes
Years at Camp: 10 care of our facilities and keeps SW
With a degree in outdoor Becca is a former Southwoods beautiful all year round. He is a
recreation, Claire uses her Camper, and now works as an Lauren is not only a Head builder, a repairman, and an expert
experience and passion for the elementary school teacher in New Counselor, she’s also the year-round manager of both our winter and
outdoors to lead our Trek Team! She Jersey! Her SW experience includes summer maintenance teams!
also works full time in the winter being a Cabin Counselor, Group staff coordinator, and a familiar
office with our current families! Leader, SS trip leader, and Creative voice on the other end of the
Arts Director! We are excited for her phone for our families & staff. We
to lead the LITS to a great summer! can’t wait to see her and our Upper
Camp girl’s have a blast in 2017!

Jeff Barber Lisa Welch Johnny Reinke Cole Everett
Waterski Director Food Service Boy’s Head BCooyu’snHseeloard
Counselor
Director

Hometown: Charleston, IL Hometown: Schroon Lake, NY Hometown: Independence, MO Hometown: Hopewell Junction, NY
Years at Camp: 3 Years at Camp: 10 Years at Camp: 12 Years at Camp: 13

Jeff joined Southwoods in 2014 as a Lisa is back for another summer in With a degree in education, and Cole started at Southwoods as a Cabin
Water Ski Specialist.This summer, Jeff the SW kitchen. Over the winter experience working with every age Specialist, then Group Leader, followed
Lisa works full time in an elementary group at camp, Johnny is an invaluable by Program and Super Senior Leader.
will be the Water Ski Director; school.We can’t wait to see what resource for our campers, staff, and He will now be the Upper Camp Boys
managing our Water Ski Specialists and she cooks up this year! With Lisa in parents! He works full time in the
overseeing our boating programs. In his charge, there’s no doubt that 2017 winter office speaking to new camp Head Counselor. Cole is currently a
middle school teacher in Westchester,
off season, Jeff has worked as a will be a delicious summer! families! NY.We’re excited to have him and his
Deckhand and Personal Assistant on
yachts down in the Miami Beach area. son James at camp this summer!

Taylor Ellis Will McClements Did you know, the Southwoods
CWoa-Dteirrefrcotnotr CWoa-Dteirrefrcotnotr Leadership Staff collectively has over

Hometown: Cardiff,Wales Hometown: Lexington, MA 235 years
Years at Camp:3 Years at Camp:3
Taylor has been part of our waterfront Will joined the waterfront team as a of Southwoods experience!
team since 2014.Adored by campers Lifeguard in 2015. In addition to
and staff alike, we are excited to summers at Southwoods,Will has
announce Taylor as one of our Co- worked as a Lifeguard & Aquatics
Waterfront Directors. Her lifeguarding Director at aYMCA in the Boston Area
and management experience in and for the past 5 years.This summer Will
outside of camp have helped prepare will be one of our Co-Waterfront
her to excel in this position. Director.

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Ruthie Advokat Anthony Groves Alex Grossman
Group Leader Group Leader Group Leader

Hometown: Denville, NJ Hometown: Lexington, KY Hometown: Baton Rouge, LA
Major: Design Major: Criminal Justice Major: Education
Years at Camp: 2 Years at Camp: 3
Years at Camp: 9
Kirsten Paddock Evan Donnelly
Peter Kuhn Super Senior Leader Group Leader
Group Leader Hometown: Charleston, IL
Hometown: Chappaqua, NY Major:Outdoor Recreation Hometown:Yorba Linda, CA
Major: History Major: Education
Years at Camp: 10 Years at Camp: 5 Years at Camp: 7

Maggie Bayer Chris Abel Jenny Kronish
Group Leader Super Senior Leader Group Leader
Hometown:Auckland, NZ
Hometown: Shell Beach, CA Hometown: NewYork, NY
Major: Managerial Economics Major: Engineering Major: Psychology
Years at Camp: 3 Years at Camp: 8
Years at Camp: 9
Emily Gutrich Mike Tinney
Adam Kaufman Group Leader Group Leader
Super Senior Leader
Hometown: Shelburne,VT Hometown: Carmel, IN Hometown:Tallassee,AL
Major: Journalism Major: Psychology
Major: Marketing Years at Camp: 3 Years at Camp: 2
Years at Camp: 7
Jared Ellis Tess Shacknow
Lily Ramey Group Leader Super Senior Leader
Group Leader Hometown: Harrison, NY Hometown:Wayne, NJ
Hometown: Murray, KY Major: Psychology Major: Marine Biology
Major: Psychology Years at Camp: 7 Years at Camp: 12
Years at Camp: 2
Sarah Cowie Fuzzy
Jamie Kinnane LIT Counselor Camp Mascot!
LIT Counselor Hometown: Paradox Lake, NY
Hometown: Dundee, UK Years at Camp: 20
Hometown: Lancashire, UK Major: Physical Education The Southwoods Fuzzy is ready and excited
Major: Education for another fantastic summer as the camp
Years at Camp: 6 Years at Camp: 6 mascot! He’ll make daily appearances at
evening line-up, and he’s sure to bring a “warm
fuzzy feeling” to camper’s every single day!

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The 2017 Southwoods
Playhouse Presents:. . . the best “Try It” weekend for young campers!

Lower Camp Play Upper Camp Play

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Line Up! Girls Side!

Camp is just around the corner and we could not be more excited! Before we get ready to pack our bags and
get on the bus, I wanted to remind you about our mission and what that means for your summer!

“Southwoods is committed to empowering people. Our goal is to build confidence and self-esteem by
reinforcing positive human values. We achieve that goal through cutting-edge programming implemented
by a carefully selected and fully trained staff whose investment in children, like our own, is unparalleled.”

We’ve been hard at work hiring fully trained staff and planning some awesome programming, so let’s
consider the first part: “Southwoods is committed to empowering people.” We want every camper that steps
foot onto the Southwoods property to feel like they can accomplish any and every thing they choose this
summer!
You might be wondering, “where do I come in?” Well, this is when you to take some time to think about Lauren
what YOU are going to commit to this summer! You’ve already committed to being at camp--and we can’t Hohman

wait to see you--but while you’re there, what is something you want to happen? Maybe your goal is to make Girls Side
a new friend or learn the words to every camp song! Consider engaging in an activity like being in the camp
play or successfully wakesurfing! Or start small and challenge yourself to do one new thing… This could be Head Counselor

a new activity or even try a new food!

At Southwoods, we’ve committed to helping you feel comfortable being yourself and empowering you to
step out of your comfort zone. So take a moment, maybe even take out a pen and paper, and write down
what you’re committing to while at camp this summer. We’re so excited to support and encourage you so
that you have the most amazing summer of your life!

Line up! Boys Side!

A few weeks ago I had the opportunity to join a few of our LIT’s (Emma, Laura, Sammy, Ben, Nicholas,
Zach, Heather, Caleigh, Gabe, and Harrison) at the annual ACA LEAD Conference in Manhattan. A
great experience had by all! As I watched our Southwoods young leaders navigate around to various
professional development sessions, I couldn’t have been more proud!

It was evident that the Southwoods values are with us all year round. Our LIT’s were respectful, caring,
intuitive and intentional as they absorbed the information presented, knowing it was going to be relevant
in helping our campers be successful this summer. It was apparent Southwoods has great kids. With over
57 years of Southwoods experience in attendance, we were very well represented. Way to go
Johnny Reinke Southwoods LIT’s!

Boys Side Also, I would like to give a big “Southwoods Shout Out” to Scott, who opened the conference, and

Head Counselor Lauren, who was a speaker! What an AMAZING opportunity it is to learn from these two each and
every day!

I can’t wait to see you soon for the BEST SUMMER EVER!!! Until Next Time, Keep Dreaming Big!!!

Claire’s Corner

It seems like just yesterday we were celebrating the end to a successful 2016 summer and now
we are filling up with the excitement of a new beginning for summer 2017.

Life is full of new beginnings. Whether it’s going to a new school, turning a year older, going
to camp for the first time, or returning for another great summer. New beginnings mean new
opportunities and at camp the opportunities to have the best summer of your life are endless.

Southwoods creates opportunities for you to make new friends, try new things, and expand Claire Dunlap
your comfort zones. One of my favorite professors used to say “If the job is worth doing, do it Trek Director
right,” so make it your job this summer to come with your best foot forward and say YES to
these wonderful opportunities- this is a job worth doing and when you do it right, you’ll see
the magic unfold at Southwoods! See you soon for a great new beginning to summer 2017!!!

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The Southwoods Cookbook

Frozen Hot Chocolate

Do you enjoy drinking hot chocolate during the winter months? Now you can
enjoy this sweet, chocolate treat during the warmer months too!

Ingredients:
*4 Ounces Dark Chocolate
*3 Cups Ice
*4 Tablespoons Unsweetened Cocoa
*4 Teaspoons Sugar
*2 1/2 Cups Milk
*Optional Toppings: Marshmallows & Whip Cream

Directions:
Put the ice into your blender, and blend. Add dark chocolate, unsweetened cocoa, sugar, and
pulse to blend. Add in the milk, and blend. Pour into cups, add marshmallows, and whip
cream. Share this delicious drink with friends and family and ENJOY!

WATERFRONT!Here’satwthhaet’s up
New this summer at the Southwoods Waterfront:

THE WIBIT ACTION TOWER XXL

Get ready to climb, jump, crawl and slide on this action-packed, fun-filled, new inflatable for 2017!

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 La
 Rosa
 7/7 Caleigh
 Barber
 8/6
 
David
 Yu
 6/18 Raymond
 Zhou
 7/8 Shi
 Dong
 8/6
Brenden
 Schildkraut
 6/20 Aiden
 Horstmann
 7/11
Mary
 Corbett
 7/13 Neal
 Gurland
 8/7
Lily
 Lottman
 6/21 Kendall
 Halprin
 7/14 Andrew
 Pleeter
 8/7
Joel
 Wainberg
 6/22
Telber
 Soe
 7/14 Daniel
 Jang
 8/8