Jim Cando This is Me

 Web References

1. 1. Contact

   www.takeonepro.com/contact.htm - [Cached]

   Published on: 4/27/2007   Last Visited: 4/27/2007

   Owner: Jim Cando jim@takeonepro.com
   
   Web site support: nick@takeonepro.com

2. 2. www1.tcpalm.com

   www1.tcpalm.com/tcp/local_news - [Cached]

   Published on: 3/8/2007   Last Visited: 3/8/2007

   Jim Cando, the owner of Take One Productions from Raleigh, N.C., films an old homemade septic tank behind the home of Ellis Poindexter on Wednesday afternoon.
   ...
   Cando was in the area Wednesday filming for a documentary on the past and present water conditions in West Wabasso Jim Cando, left, the owner of Take One Productions, speaks with Julianne Price, the statewide coordinator for Protocol for Assessing Community Excellence, or PACE, on Wednesday afternoon.
   ...
   Cando was in the area filming for a documentary on the past and current water conditions in West Wabasso on Wednesday afternoon
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   That's why Cando, owner of Take One Productions of Morrisville, N.C., was in town.
   
   West Wabasso, an impoverished area north of County Road 510 and between 61st Drive and 66th Avenue, surprises many visitors with its stark contrast from the county's better- known communities.
   
   "I was out (Tuesday) looking at the wells and the septic tanks," Cando said. "I've been in Haiti ... and it really resembles that with the lack of infrastructure. But when you look at the people's attitudes, they look like they have something to look forward to."
   
   Cando was working Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday with a crew from the University of North Carolina. He videotaped some scenes of West Wabasso and the community improvements it has had in recent years, such as park equipment, streetlights and county water.

3. 3. www.tcpalm.com

   www.tcpalm.com/tcp/local_news/ - [Cached]

   Published on: 3/8/2007   Last Visited: 3/8/2007

   Jim Cando, the owner of Take One Productions from Raleigh, N.C., films an old homemade septic tank behind the home of Ellis Poindexter on Wednesday afternoon.
   ...
   Cando was in the area Wednesday filming for a documentary on the past and present water conditions in West Wabasso Jim Cando, left, the owner of Take One Productions, speaks with Julianne Price, the statewide coordinator for Protocol for Assessing Community Excellence, or PACE, on Wednesday afternoon.
   ...
   Cando was in the area filming for a documentary on the past and current water conditions in West Wabasso on Wednesday afternoon
   ...
   That's why Cando, owner of Take One Productions of Morrisville, N.C., was in town.
   
   West Wabasso, an impoverished area north of County Road 510 and between 61st Drive and 66th Avenue, surprises many visitors with its stark contrast from the county's better- known communities.
   
   "I was out (Tuesday) looking at the wells and the septic tanks," Cando said. "I've been in Haiti ... and it really resembles that with the lack of infrastructure. But when you look at the people's attitudes, they look like they have something to look forward to."
   
   Cando was working Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday with a crew from the University of North Carolina. He videotaped some scenes of West Wabasso and the community improvements it has had in recent years, such as park equipment, streetlights and county water.