PITTSTON, N.M. — Proud to be a first person.

That was the message from Amanda Lomeli when she took a seat in a coffee shop at the Center for New Media in Pittsburgh.

Lomeli is the co-founder and co-chair of New Media Pittsburgh, a nonprofit that works to support the arts and culture of Pittsburgh.

Lomelis website, a website that provides a place to share and share information about new media, is a result of her collaboration with the Center.

The Center is one of the most important and creative spaces in the city.

It is a place where new media artists and creators come together and network.

And it’s a place that allows people of all ages to learn about the arts, the craft, the culture of New York and the world around them.

I think that’s what is so exciting about it, to be able to be in a space where young people are able to find out about these places and to be exposed to new ideas and ideas that have nothing to do with what they’ve seen in Hollywood or what they’re used to.

There’s a new generation of artists, there’s a lot of artists coming out of the New Media school, so I think it’s really exciting to be part of this.

It was a big step for me to be open and to have an audience.

But it’s also a big milestone for the Center and a big deal for the city as a whole.

The Center opened in 2015 and is the only New Media nonprofit in the state of New Mexico.

It also has a partnership with the nonprofit community, including the New York City Arts Council, which has been supportive of the Center since its inception.

New Media Pittsburgh has become a hub for creative and innovative artists, musicians, writers, dancers and filmmakers.

Lameli is also an accomplished speaker and performer, and she speaks regularly to audiences from around the world.

Lomelias work includes performing and writing for The Late Show with Stephen Colbert and performing and performing with New Media Theatre in New York.