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on May 7, 2010
Rhonda Morton
Posted project update #5One Last Note
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on May 1, 2010
Rhonda Morton
Posted project update #4An Idea Whose Time Has Not Come
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on April 5, 2010
Rhonda Morton
Posted project update #3Welcome to our New Backers!
Post CommentThanks to everyone who backed Alligator Bites during the weekend challenge. We had $260 in pledges, which will be matched by our anonymous supporter to make it $520 overall.
If you know of anyone else who would be interested in the project, please pass the word and talk it up. With only 32 days to go, we need to get the fires burning!
Again, thank you for your support, and I really hope we get to do the project so that you all can benefit.
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on April 2, 2010
Rhonda Morton
Posted project update #2All Pledges Matched until April 4 at Midnight!
Post CommentThank you to all you wonderful backers of Alligator Bites! We have an exciting development to announce! An anonymous supporter has offered to match all new pledges that come in this weekend (until April 4 at midnight), up to $500! Please help us get the word out. Grab the link on the Kickstarter page and send it in an email to your friends, add the link to your Facebook page, or Twitter this! Thank you so much for any help you can give. We have 35 days to raise $5,718 -- $1,000 this weekend would be a great boost to the campaign! Open Wide to Possibility!
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on March 16, 2010
Rhonda Morton
backed a project
Start Over: Cross-Country Documentary Art by Amelia Fais Harnas
An illustrated, filmed, photographed, journaled and otherwise thoroughly documented adventure-into-art asking what it means to start over.
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222% funded $2,000 pledged
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- Funded Apr 28, 2010
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on February 25, 2010
Rhonda Morton
backed a project
Art for Finland, Made by Americans by Ron Saunders and Mackenzie Bristow
What do beautiful old wooden buildings, a unique dialect, the world's most powerful ice-breakers, immigrants, art, and hand-woven lace have in common?
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114% funded $3,992 pledged
- 74 backers
- Funded Mar 16, 2010
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on February 25, 2010
Rhonda Morton
Posted project update #1Top Five Reasons for Becoming a Backer TODAY!
Post Comment5. It will be one more thing off your to-do list.
4. Early backers encourage more backers -- so it's like earning interest on your investment of time.
3. If we create a surge of backers, the KickStarter people could make Alligator Bites a featured project -- bumping up our chances of success.
2. If we meet the goal early, we can start producing the workshops right away -- getting them to you sooner!
And the number 1, top reason? Because you want to support the work of Alligator Mouth Improv and the difference it makes in the world!
It will take five minutes if you have an Amazon.com account.
And if you are already a backer, please spread the word and encourage your friends to back Alligator Bites too! Here is the link: http://kck.st/9Joeo9
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on February 7, 2010
Rhonda Morton launched a project
Launch Alligator Bites and Open Wide to Possibility! by Rhonda Morton
Alligator Bites invites people to open wide to possibility via 20 on-line workshops, each a do-able 20 minutes long, all for $20. Try the sample!
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on September 28, 2009
Rhonda Morton
backed a project
Up and Coming: 2010 Exhibitions - Upstate, Upstairs, Outstanding by Exhibit A
Exhibit A, a gallery started by Ann Welles, in Corning NY, is embarking on its second year of presenting exhibitions.
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108% funded $4,545 pledged
- 69 backers
- Funded Dec 02, 2009
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Rhonda Morton
Corning, NY
Rhonda Morton is a poet, performance artist, dancer and singer with a particular interest in improvisation in all those roles. Equally at home working as a soloist, as an ensemble member, or as a producer/performer, Rhonda uses the transformational po... view more
