My ILP is at the 3rd floor computer lab in SLA. Everything is going well for ILP. We are learning how to take apart laptops. I am hoping to learn about how to put a laptop together. Getting a good grade is the most important. 

In my ILP at the Parkway Central Library I've begun creating tags for the books which I have enjoyed. It is a nice change from the video reviews that I had been doing every week. I look forward to working with the actual books and learning some of the inner working of the library. So far I have done many video reviews, created book tags, and taken photos to put on the library's social media accounts. 

What went well in my ILP is that I found out how to set up lighting an when to have it on and off. What I'm looking for in my ILP is that I hope I'm able to switch my ILP. Nothing stands out. What I think is important in ILPS is the satisfaction of learning something new, and expressing what I learned.

So far, my ILP at the Free Library Philadelphia has been going well. My partner Tito and I have been working to make a few different documentaries. We made one about the NC Wyeth paintings located in the children's department of the library, which was uploaded to their social media. We also made a second one for the music department, in honor of David Bowie's death, which was also uploaded to their social networking. Moving forwards, we're working on 2 more immediate documentary projects, and will likely get more projects in the near future. I'm looking forwards to getting to work on more projects for the library, improving our recording, interviewing, and editing skills. I hope that we continue to work at this rate, if not an increased rate, and get more content out into the world that we can call our own.

I have been doing things pretty similar to my ILP as before but I have done some new things.  I sewed up some triangles for a banner, I had to research middle schools in the Philadelphia area so that the Give and Take could have possible gigs.  I also had to look up jewish schools because they have money.  Earlier in December Eric, Alison and I looked at a tape from the Give and take and cretiqued it to see what should stay in and what should be removed because they had a gig a few days later where I sold merchandise for them and it went really well.  My ILP accurs in a place called the fanicular station its near queen lane train station and after I do financial things for them I get rewarded by getting to juggle for the rest of the time.  I have been trying to come up with a cigar box routine for this upcoming philly folk festival or possibly spring thing which if you don't know (which you probably don't) both are folk music oriented but also have other things going on at the same time like my parents do juggling workshops at both and it is also where the give and take perform a lot.