The Garden
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| Initial release | USA |
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| Directors | Scott Hamilton Kennedy |
| Producers | Scott Hamilton Kennedy |
| Cinematography | Scott Hamilton Kennedy |
| Distributed by | Oscilloscope |
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| ID | 2046533 |
About The Garden
The South Central Farm is a 14-acre community garden that was established in the ruins of the L. A. riots in 1992. After the lush garden thrived for a decade, the urban farmers were notified that they were being evicted. In a back-room deal, the city of Los Angeles sold the space back to the developer who originally owned it. The farmers mobilize to prevent the onslaught of bulldozers in an attempt to save their beautiful land and the sustainable life it has provided. …
Met Police officer cleared after Tasering girl, 10
... The girl, referred to as Child A during the hearing, was still clutching The Garden shears when PC Broadhead discharged the Taser and had not listened to his commands to drop them, the panel heard...
Met officer Tasered girl, 10, twice over garden shears threat, hearing told
... On Monday, the hearing was told the girl was still clutching The Garden shears when PC Broadhead discharged the Taser and had not listened to his commands to drop them...
'Joyful' art helps shine new light on colonial history
... Her conclusion was " being in Wales, in the valleys, with my brothers, with my family and friends by choice" where she could appreciate " beauty and the nature, and the things we grew in The Garden and going out into the woods"...
Squid Game The Challenge: It felt like it was real, says contestant
... " We were interested in the games as a test of human nature, so we wanted the widest possible variety of people, " explained one of the show s other executive producers, John Hay from production company The Garden...
Senior Stephen Lawrence officer Ray Adams was corrupt, says secret Met report
... In 1983, Noye had stabbed to death Det Sgt John Fordham, a Met surveillance officer, in The Garden of his Kent home...
Israel Gaza: Children must be off limits, says father of abducted kids
...By Jon DonnisonBBC News, central IsraelIn The Garden of his home in central Israel, amid the palm trees dappled in the morning sun, Yoni Asher shows me a video on his phone...
Mixmups: Behind the scenes with the disabled stop motion characters
... As well as a slide going down the helter-skelter, there s a lift going up with automatic doors into The Garden, and wheelchair accessible swings...
Riba Stirling Prize: London retirement home wins top architecture award
... A large cedar tree, for example, is the focal point of The Garden, with different seating areas to appreciate the changing natural light...
Coronavirus: Changing faces, after six weeks of lockdown
people have to share pictures of how their appearance has changed, after Six Weeks of the coronavirus lockdown.
Some say, you have embraced your "new norm" and keep their New Look while others said that they had to be eased "desperate" for the restrictions, so that you can get a new hair cut.
James Spooner, 48, from Glasgow, said that he initially thought that his New Look was funny.
"I've never had long hair before, But I'm beginning to wonder how long it is, if the lockout lasts much longer.
"My Wife says my hair will grow upwards instead of downwards, which is quite fun.
"My daily exercise, to cycle, so I had to manage to keep it hidden under my Helmet , But then I came out into The Garden , The Other day from the neighbors. "
he added that he loved the beard its a new bushy, because it covered "a multitude of chins".
Alan Simpson , 63, from Edinburgh, says, he his hair had cut off every four weeks.
"I'm desperate to be said to a hairdresser," He Said .
"My hair is so long now it is taking forever to dry in the morning, so I need to cut them as soon as possible. "
Eila Rodnight, 66, from Aberdeenshire, said she was "desperate" to have their hair cut.
"I like that my hair I can short and in a beautiful style, where some gel in it and give it a little spike," She Said .
"it is Now overgrown it is so, I can't do any more.
"It doesn't look right and is unkempt, so that I can go ask my husband to cut it for the First Time in 43 years that we have been married. "
Alistair Davidson, 60, of St. Andrews in Fife, said he was "quite happy" with his new "groovy" look.
He Said : "If you are older, you have to Be Careful not to look shabby and try, well presented, But at the same time, you need to be innovative and a New Look from time to time.
"The lockdown us the opportunity to experiment. We can see what we look like with longer hair.
"I like it. I could ask The Hairdresser to give me keep a little bit longer, if I get next for my hair cut. "
Khi Leonard, 45, from Glasgow, said he love his New Look .
He Said : "you can not sorry when working with coarse hair, so this is a to make not to worry about our hair.
"I love it. Hair is a pretext, and to clean now I don't have and not more, it is awesome. "
Jan, First, 51, from London, said his fiancee was more bothered about his bushy new hair was than he.
He Said : "you want to cut it. The problem with my hair it does not grow in The Way it grows.
"I have nothing at The Moment , I'm not good, I'm hammering on The Hairdresser 's door. "
Leo Pankowiak, 76, of Edinburgh, said: "no grow hair on my head now, I'm as bald as a coot.
"But my beard grows. I didn't shave, because I'm not going anywhere so, there is no one to see how it looks.
"I can't decide what I'm going to do the blocking is to be with him again.... I do quite like how it covers my cheeks hanging down in These Days . "
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Source of news: bbc.com
