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Digital camera manufacturer Allied Vision Technologies (AVT) will showcase a selection of its latest cameras at Intertraffic 2012 in Amsterdam on March 27th – 30th, 2012 (Booth #11.919).
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A judge sentenced a man Thursday to life in prison plus 30 years for shooting an off-duty sheriff's deputy carrying a bank deposit for Cattlemen's Steakhouse.
Man sentenced to life in prison in robbery, shooting of off-duty Oklahoma County sheriff's deputy
"You are a disgrace to your family," District Judge Kenneth C. Watson told Christopher Travis Baker, who has prior convictions for burglary and robbery. "You are a disgrace to our race. You are a disgrace to the African-American race."
Oklahoma County sheriff's Maj. John Waldenville was shot in the face and lost his right eye in the May 21, 2011, attack.
A jury convicted Baker in December of shooting with intent to kill and robbery with a firearm.
Prosecutors said Baker ambushed Waldenville just after midnight, robbing him of $6,000 he was going to deposit for the restaurant, where he worked as a security guard.
Baker, 30, must serve 63 years before being eligible for parole.
"You have forfeited your right to ever be free again," the judge said.
Baker declined to speak in court. His attorney, Craig Hoehns, said his client continues to maintain his innocence.
Waldenville, 61, was not in court but his three sisters were and read moving statements directed at Baker.
"Your actions and intent were that Major Waldenville, my big brother, would never see his family again," Nancy Brewer said. "I have watched you during the preliminary hearing and the jury trial and not once did you exhibit any signs of remorse. Your own words stated, 'You'd do it again.' Thank God you will not be able to put another family through this living nightmare."
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Spendthrift Farm's Temple City earned an automatic berth in the Breeders' Cup with a win in the $125,000 Cougar II Handicap (G3) on Del Mar's Polytrack July 30. The victory clinched the 5-year-old a spot in the Breeders' Cup Marathon at Churchill Downs on Nov. 5 as part of the Breeders' Cup's "Win and You're In" program.
Temple City, as he had done in his past few races, went right to the front immediately after the start, and was unchallenged early, opening up a four length lead after a half mile in a leisurely :50.53 seconds. The field began to get a little closer on the final turn, but Temple City still had plenty in reserve, and pulled away under Joe Talamo, winning by 3 1/4 lengths.
The final time of 2:30.46 established a track record for the 1-1/2 miles, lowering the one of 2:30.53 set by Zappa in the 2008 running of this race. Temple City registered a Beyer Speed Figure of 100 for the race, tying his lifetime best number.
"He was just so relaxed today; going around there so easy," Talamo said. "He's got such a big, fluid stride on him. When they came to him (on the turn for him) he just kicked away. I asked him and he was gone."
Spendthrift bred Temple City. He is by Dynaformer, out of the Roberto unraced mare Curriculum. After the $75,000 payday, Temple City is now 4-1-4 from 12 starts, with earnings of $273,900.
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Ken Caldwell has had a sidekick in recent months -- former Louisville basketball player Brandon Bender.Story | Conversation | April 29, 2011
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HOUSTON -- Rick Pitino is the only coach in America who has beaten the two teams that will play Monday night for the national title. His Louisville Cardinals walloped Butler 88-73 way back in mid-November. The Cardinals were 2-1 against Connecticu...Blog | April 04, 2011
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Louisville sophomore forward Rakeem Buckles will miss the remainder of the season after tearing the ACL in his right knee, coach Rick Pitino told ESPN.com Sunday night.Story | Conversation | February 27, 2011
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SOUTH BEND, Ind. -- With about 10 seconds left in a tie game against Louisville, Mike Brey took a Beamonesque leap of faith in his team. "Twenty-three!" the Notre Dame coach yelled, jumping up and down on the sideline. "Twenty-three!" Brey was ...Blog | February 09, 2011
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. - Pregame thoughts from Freedom Hall: There are 14 NBA scouts credentialed for tonight's Georgetown-Louisville game, most of them here to see the strongman contest between two very good big men: Greg Monroe of the Hoyas and Samardo...Blog | February 23, 2010


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With fourth place finish, 2013 schedule set for Arizona Cardinals
There is plenty of uncertainty about the future of Arizona Cardinals following yet another loss Sunday to the Chicago Bears.
However, in defeat the Cardinals did wrap up fourth place honors in the NFC West, solidifying at least one aspect heading into next season: their schedule.
In 2013, the Cardinals will play home games against the Indianapolis Colts, Houston Texans, Carolina Panthers, Atlanta Falcons, Detroit Lions, Seattle Seahawks, San Francisco 49ers and St. Louis Rams.
Their road games will feature matchups against the Tennessee Titans, Jacksonville Jaguars, New Orleans Saints, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Philadelphia Eagles, Seattle Seahawks, San Francisco 49ers and St. Louis Rams.
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From screen to stage: 'Catch Me if You Can' the latest film-based play to conquer Broadway
It's very common for a musical to be turned into a movie. It's a bit less common for a story to take the journey in reverse, from screen to stage.
Creating a musical based on a popular film brings about a unique set of challenges — and fun-to-play-with perks — for the show's producers, writers and actors
The creators of "Catch Me if You Can," a Broadway musical based on the 2002 film, looked at the fact that audiences already know the story and how it turns out as an advantage, not a drawback.
"When you're putting [the show] together, you know where it's going to go, you know how it's going to end. For us, we all know he's going to get caught," says Matthew Smedal, music director of the national touring production of "Catch Me if You Can," which is playing at the Cadillac Palace Theatre through April 14. "Because you're not trying to guess the ending, or there are no huge plot twists that just keep yanking you around, the fun then becomes, how do we get there? So we're allowed to really take the audience on this journey, and go to some fun places, especially because it's a musical."
For the creators of "Catch Me if You Can," Marc Shaiman, Scott Wittman and Terrence McNally, those fun places included creating a musical score that's a love letter to the 1960s, and indulging in moments devoted to exploring the show's main character, legendary con artist Frank Abagnale Jr.
"Our second act opens with a number about sexy nurses," Smedal says. "The real Frank Abagnale talks about how much he loves women. He just loves women. And what's great about Marc and Scott and Terry is they're like, well, he loves women, let's do a number about sexy nurses."
Other movies that have made their way from the screen to the stage include "The Lion King," "Hairspray," "Mary Poppins," "Big," "Footloose," "Sunset Boulevard," "Legally Blonde," "Shrek" and "Big Fish," which is now playing at the Oriental Theatre through May 5
At times, even the most unlikely source material can be turned into something quite different on stage. Broadway producer John Pinckard discovered the challenges of adapting screen to stage when creating a musical parody of "The Silence of the Lambs." The show, "Silence! The Musical," is currently enjoying its second year of an off-Broadway run. And although the show is a comedic parody, putting it together required serious thought.
"We faced the same core challenges that anyone working on a movie-to-musical adaptation faces: One, how do you transform the story so that you bring something new to the experience of telling it, and two, how do you theatricalize a story that has been told in a cinematic format?" Pinckard says.
Writers and directors have to figure out how to duplicate, for example, the intimacy of a close-up camera shot on stage.
"The book and score for a musical have to be more muscular and limber than a screenplay does, in a way, since they have to do so much work that in a film is done by the camera," Pinckard says.
The creators of "Silence! The Musical" also had fun exploring deeper levels of the characters in their source film.
"In baring [the characters'] souls musically, they organically gave us numerous key song moments," Pinckard says. "And since of course going inside, say, the hopes and dreams of Hannibal Lecter in a soaring love ballad strips all of the horror away from the character, the simple existence of the song generated the comedy of the moment."
For an actor, playing a part in a screen-to-stage musical brings its own unique challenges. Chicago actor Padraic Connelly played Wilbur Turnblad in a production of "Hairspray" for the Royal Carribbean International ship Oasis of the Seas. The role was also been performed by Jerry Stiller and Christopher Walken in movie versions of "Hairspray."
"It was surprisingly easy to separate myself from the movie versions," Connelly says. "Partially because it was two very distinctive actors that aren't easy to copy, but also because our director gave us plenty of latitude on character. His biggest reminder to us every rehearsal was to make sure we were always telling the story. The way that story is told might change from cast to cast, or even show to show, but we were always encouraged to find the way we could tell it best. "
For Smedal and the other actors and crew on the tour of "Catch Me if You Can," story — and character — are also priority.
"By the time you get to the end of the show, and Frank is caught and shows some emotion and you see him be a kid again, you just feel for him," he says. "You immediately like him and you'll go where ever he takes you."
See Catch Me If You Can in Chicago
Catch Me If You Can is playing at the Cadillac Palace Theatre in Chicago from April 2-14, 2013. Ticket prices range from $18 to $85 each, and can be purchased at www.broadwayinchicago.com. Group tickets for 10+ are now on sale by calling Broadway in Chicago Group Sales at 312-977-1710.Copyright © 2014, Chicago Tribune


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Diamondbacks' Archie Bradley excited to pitch in Australia
Originally published: Mar 11, 2014 - 10:09 am
And maybe even better.
The right-hander has allowed three hits in 6.1 innings, striking out nine and walking four. He may not have done enough to earn a spot on the Opening Day roster, but he will be making the trip to Australia with the team to pitch in an exhibition game on March 21.
"I can't tell you how excited I am for that," Bradley told the Arizona Diamondbacks television broadcast on Fox Sports Arizona Sunday. "I just wanted to come into spring and learn, absorb as much information as I can, and just compete, see where I can end up this spring.
"I don't know when they decided this, but I feel like with what I've done here in camp and with what I've shown them, you know, they're giving me a chance to prove something and I'm going to take it head on. I'm excited and I think it's going to be a really fun time over there."
Of course, the end game for Bradley isn't pitching a meaningless game in a foreign country. No, he is supposed to be the team's ace of the future, a pitcher who will lead the rotation and team into the postseason.
And as far as his elevation to the big leagues, it seems to be a matter of when, not if. There's no rush from Bradley's end, though.
"I feel very good with where I'm at this spring and with where my arm is and where everything's going," he said. "I'm just having fun and learning a lot."
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CHARACTER CUSTOMIZATION | moonlight blade…beta three…?
In a MMORPG create a character, in a Massive Multiplayer Online, Role Player Game… The character that you create it represents you, the very essences, or the variant nature version of you.
One of many representations of you is creation or the customization of your clothing on your character. In this MMORPG you get to choose yourself in a that variant essence's of you in either gender Female or Male… also the specific physical attributes that represents you in that world.. In "Moonlight Blade" a MMORPG produced by "Tencent Games"… you customized representative you essence self in Ancient china… in which the gameplay is more of in a movie leveled lattice storylines in Chinese.. In somewhat akin to Skyrim…
In Moonlight blade demonstrated by "You tuber Steparu.com '… You get to choose the various specific abilities skillset classes… akiness to like Mage, warrior…. Watching the customization through the User interface is quite relatively simple to use… with the various types of hair styles… Facials, makeup.. The body, looking at the facial, body the texturing is simply extremely detail.. as watching there's not much as the extremely of customizing of the body type, clothing details like "Star Trek online" "Star Wars the old republic" or "War of Warcraft".. But it gives you that some time moment in creating that representative you… to get you ingame quickly…at the moment this is 3rd closed beta testing with the advance customization disabled given there might be more. …
3D PRINTING | one way of planning see your expanding house…?
This is one way of pre-planning your next house extension is where "You Tuber Robert Cummings" thinking of an Architectural project of extension, of extending a or his house and how it would look like by presenting the first primary house structure with the "3D printed House" with the first floor then the second floor with the landscaped property of where the house is located so the client could see the how it looks likes or makes any minor or major changes that may come into mind before beginning on the landscaping on the surround ing property or any given any alterations that comes to mind before the real build comes in to real construction comes in to action… Robert produces onto the property plan where of the extension with the additional wing to the house… where it has been 3D printed also to demonstrate the same of the primary part of the wing also to get the view of that part of the property…also as tool for landscaping and Architects to determinedly the clients what they have in mind.. Instead of constructing traditional model making to where it takes time.. Where "3D printing takes" more an ever changing design role in where just in case if there's that something that needs to be changed quickly….
STAR TREK ONLINE | something from the retrospective past- Constellation class coming up soon…?
When you look at the "constellation class"…. It has very unique hull design with a heavy decked saucer hull with massive multiple decks of fifteen… also with a unique engineering section as well have four warp nacelles with dual photon torpedo bays on top and bottom with dual impulse engines at rear with multiple cargo bays.. To scale the constellation class is 310 meters long about the putting itself in the Constitution and intrepid class length range… that's roughly about the size length height of Auckland Sky Tower.. The Constellation Class program was name after Commodore Mathew Decker's Ship, USS Constellation. In which was destroyed in the year 2267 with the Doomsday Machine… the service of the Constellation class dates back to the year 2280's to the 25th century…. Also still in-service with that serivcement, it's also Captain Jean Luc Picard's first command USS Stargazer NCC-2893… Just before he command both USS Enterprise's NCC 1701- Delta and Echo
The Constellation ship is a Tier 3 Heavy Cruiser class ship… in which It comes with a moderate size hulling of 26,000 in which you wanting a heavier hulling then the fleet Heavy cruiser refit version is the one you want for some serious standard hulling of 39,600, also more consoles from your fleet store and shipyard… also given that you acquired the Constellation class.. Then used the fleet Heavy Cruiser to acquire that customized look…
In itself the Constellation class is a ship or Heavy cruiser that you can move on to from a basic cruiser… like the constitution, Exeter, vesper…. Looking at the bridge console stations… It's basically a engineering tactical and Science mixed ship… in a way you could utilized the universal ensign station in either three departments depending how on you bridge offices skillsets…. Weapons load out it's a beam boat with given to maximized shields rotation and beam arrays cool downs… with having two beam one torpedo launcher in forward… either having the same in after or one more beam array to maximizes every single vantage point..
Also one thing to note it comes with a unique console a Warp Burst Capacitor console… in which is "The Picard Maneuver" giving you a the ability to confuse your opponents sensors.. also making them think that there are version of your vessel.. Placing your ship in a very good distance so you surprise them with your full onslaught of fire power..
Having given that you've got the constellation class, and decide you get the Tier one fleet Tier five Heavy cruiser refit then you're in a surprise with the additional consoles and more bridge officer station seating's. With more advantages… The ship is just as parallel to the fleet advance heavy cruiser like to the Excelsior retrofit…
Constellation class- Tier three heavy cruisers
- Faction: Starfleet
- Required Rank: Commander
- Hull Strength: 26,000
- Shield Modifier: 1
- Crew: 500
- Weapons:
3 Fore, 3 Aft
- Device Slots: 4
- Bridge Officer Stations:
1 Ensign Universal, 1 Lieutenant Tactical, 1 Lieutenant Commander Engineering,
1 Ensign Engineering, 1 Lieutenant Science
- Console Modifications: 1 Tactical, 3 Engineering, 2 Science
- Base Turn Rate: 8 degrees per second
- Impulse Modifier: 0.15
- +5 Power to all Subsystems
- Warp Burst Capacitor console
- Cruiser Communications Array
- Command – Strategic Maneuvering
- Command – Shield Frequency Modulation
- Command – Weapon System Efficiency
- Command – Attract Fire
Fleet variant Tier five- Heavy Cruiser- Cheyenne, Stargazer, and Dakota class – as you compare the stats..
- Faction: Starfleet
- Required Rank: Vice Admiral
- Hull Strength: 39,600
- Shield Modifier: 1.1
- Crew: 500
- Weapons:
4 Fore, 4 Aft
- Device Slots: 4
- Bridge Officer Stations:
1 Ensign Universal, 1 Lieutenant Tactical, 1 Lieutenant Commander Engineering,
1 Commander Engineering, 1 Lieutenant Science
- Console Modifications: 3 Tactical, 4 Engineering, 3 Science
- Base Turn Rate: 8 degrees per second
- Impulse Modifier: 0.15
- +5 Power to all Subsystems
- Cruiser Communications Array
- Command – Strategic Maneuvering
- Command – Shield Frequency Modulation
- Command – Weapon System Efficiency
- Command – Attract Fire
ASTRONOMY | the newly Star Walk two- epilogue…?
It's been a while for an astronomy app review for a very long time… While last night someone suggested that there's a new renovated app from "Vito Technology", the creators of the Apple Design Award winning of "Star Walk" and "Solar Walk" … having downloading "Star Walk two". Founding it's still retaining its previous function of showing you the beautifully starry stuff in the night sky… it has some very impressively founded new features… The star points are a lot sharper and pointed… Rather than the round point in the previous version… The constellations zodiac is in newly design in form of pixelated mine crafted anime characters…. Rather that the classically constellation… also easier to find on screen as to the real night sky due to the illumination sparking on animination that highlights the constellations stick diagrams.. In which is good so you can learn the notable stars that form that particular constellation.. And the stories… Within the app is something new… that it has a 3D component to the app where you could see the star point distances in between the stick diagrams in 3D in … In which the older version doesn't have…
Using the app… the user interface is very clean, the flow of where you point the direction of the app, is still relative smooth unchanged from the previous version of using your various iOS or Android devices. Putting it in night mode give you more advantage using it in the night rather the day mode… as its easier on the eyes … orthough the user interface clean graphics environment is spectacular …
When you download the Star Walk two" app you get the standard stock… but there's additional extras content providing you with more objects to view and having more fun in finding… such as more deep sky objects, extend solar system contend.. like more comets, and meteors showers also you could view them in 3D… plus also Satellites.. Also with constellation upgrades in view them in 3D
DOCTOR WHO |recapping of twelve days of Doctor Who world tour highlights…?
Here's a recap of highlights of the" Doctor Who world tour" in which started in the very home ground of " Doctor Who" Cardiff Wales on the seventh of August …. To London… travelling to Seoul, South Korea… Sydney to New York… Mexico City and stopping on the finalization of the tour on Brazil… Rio De Janeiro with a total of 27640 miles, 308 hours in seven cities in which end on 18th August 2014, with one Doctor and his companion with the Tardis photo bombing in the many photo shot with Jenna Coleman, Peter Capaldi and Steven Moffatt also Handles the cybeman … in where fans got to see exclusively the first episode of "Deep Breath" in which was featured on televised on 23rd of August.. Before the general audiences watched on that day… the events was screening of Deep Breath also the amounts of some interesting amazing Question and Answers form the fans through many languages that was translated with amazing translators….and host from each hosted cities..
STAR TREK ONLINE | season ten- into Delta Rising…?
Its 2410… Also it's been 32 years since the crew of the USS Voyager came back from the Delta Quadrant… Things have changed during their absences in finally getting back home… also with Starfleet aswell too… and things over duration of thirty two years in that part of the Galaxy haven't been looking to well where old allies. Enemies fall.. And rises… and a call for help is called and Admiral Turvok is been sent to investigate the situation where there's a new fleet or faction is incursions on multiple fronts causing various havoc around the Quadrant… also the Borg is having trouble to hold themselves due to the lack of resources. Also the liberalizations of its drone seeking its own self independence in that movement is seeming so resistances to the collective as it is…
Also as when "season ten –Delta Rising" approaches during in the October 2014… akiness to the same month of" Taylor Swift's 1989 album release date" there's something interesting in when that season rises is the Tier six class ships with new pools of bridge officers abilities.. In Tactical, Science, and Engineering… Also with specialist seating with newly acquired Starship Mastery, Traits, and New mechanics… with the introduction of Battle cruisers… within each faction of the Federation, Klingon and the Romulan… in once the captain has full complete the leveling up from fifty to sixty..
STAR TREK | like to ice the Borg… for your refreshing summery drinks…?
Given that you have a "Star Wars Death Star" ice mold and reminiscing to the destruction of the Death Star and it's nearly summery over here … then you might love this it's a "Star Trek… TNG Borg Cube silicone Tray"… in which one or two cubes could cool off one refreshing cup of your favorite poison… in which of its size of begin of 1.5 inches cubed.. The Borg Cube mold itself is highly very detail to the very nearest hulling.. Once placed and removed out from the freezer.. . it comes in a easy washable container also.. it great for placing and making it with jellies, chocolate… also once it icing cooling your drink you can reminiscing the time you and your crew defeating the Borg.. in which is due to be release in the March 2015 year..
STAR TREK ONLINE | preluding breifly to season ten… Delta rising…?
In the conclusion of season nine point five… in leading up to season ten we've met in previous episodes of the Undine also the Iconians incursion… Mission with Ambassador Worf to open the Iconian gateway… also Admiral Turvok to discover a new Dyson Sphere in where finding another one from the Jenolan Sphere… as time progresses surface and territorial tensions on multiples fronts that's leading up to the Delta Quadrant to season ten "Delta Rising" in from the season nine of " A New Accord" .. In where the Solanae Dyson sphere is located in the Delta Quadrant… where the Undine wish to seek to occupy the sphere knowingly to gain territorial advances to the remaining four Quadrants of where the Federation, Klingons and the Romulans..
In the upcoming season ahead… it's a reflection of Voyagers Journey into and out from the Delta Quadrant… also it's been 32 years from where the crew of Voyager came back to the Alpha Quadrant… also things have change… Since they left… Alliances fell and grew… Also empires along the way… also the storylines of the cooperative where the liberation of the Borg… Also the Borg is having their own problems have been taxing to a degrees where there resourcing are low… also in the season storyline it's about revisiting the Kazons, Talaxinas, Ocampa's with the Hirogen and the Benthan guards are left to marshal the Quadrant.. as the three alliances The Federation, Klingons, and the Romulans.. Wanting to know more why there's been a onsluaghting attack in that region of a mysterious fleet.. .then Admiral Turvok is seen out to investigate in a retrofitted Voyager…
During Season ten… during the expansion is one of raising the level capacity from level 50 to 60… with mind there's a new tiers level six of classes of Starships coming along the way either obtained from lieutenant Laurel … given from having upping your rank from Admiral that's level 50 to Fleet Admiral level 60… or from Klingon wise from General to Dahar Master…
New levels as follow from level fifty to level sixty..
- Level 51- Gain a small pack of Duty Officers
- Level 52- Upgrade your Fleet Support ability from rank II to rank III
- Level 54- Upgrade your captain class ability Strike Team, Engineering Proficiency, or Scientific Aptitude from rank II to rank III
- Level 55- Gain a Bridge Officer Candidate
- Level 57- Upgrade your captain class ability Tactical Fleet, Engineering Fleet, or Science Fleet from rank II to rank III
- Level 60- Gain an additional Captain Trait slot
STAR TREK | AXANAR- The USS Ares-NCC 1650- Bridge Concept….?
As you might have seen the twenty one minutes film on the documentation film of "Star Trek Axanar" as it recalls the battle of Axanar… That crucial moment in time in a four year war that determines the battlement conflict outcome in between the United Federation of Planets… And the Klingon Empire as it tries to gain enriches Dilithuim planetary systems sectors to expand the Empire…
During that time of the "Four Year war"…. New Tactics in Starship Engineering between both sides was developed… plus new classes of Starships… to counter the Klingon offensives. As there's on ship class among many… one is the Ares Class… commission named… USS Ares NCC-1650… the first Starfleet warship… As Starships develop goes…. So does the organisation of layout of the Bridge of the ship's layouts… as you seen many bridge station evolutions.. Throughout the Star Trek design lineage… in this one of the Ares Class Bridge is beautifully layout design by concept artist Eric Henry… it has the Resonances akiness to the Admirals Archers "NX-01 Enterprise" bridge… but more contemporary simpler… also least cluttered… with the Captain's chair ergonomically watching every reading for every station to the main view screen to the master display.. As it taking notes form on interesting from one book of "Star Trek-Starfleet Technical Manual" in which one section of that text illustrates the standards of bridge stations layouts… also it reminds you of a future design of what the Constitution class may evolved into… as the Constitution Class were built at Axanar…
DOCTOR WHO | DW world tour- the Mexican wave highlights…?
As the "Doctor who –world tour" ends in on Rio DE Janeiro, Brazil on 18 August 2014….in before that finalized tour stop… on 17th August 2014. On their world tour also the premiering of the first episode of season eight "Deep Breath" was screen in Teatro Metropolitan theater… in before of the Question and Answer section… among that question and answers there was some interesting cosplays… Also questionings and answering's was asked form Peter Capaldi, Jenna Coleman… And Steven Moffatt as they exited out from the Tardis door…
The interesting questions were posed as… Closing the regenerative cycle of The Doctor… Like how Billy Piper Doctor from the ninth to the Tenth Doctor… also casting the New twelfth Doctor… also given that Clara has hard time experienced in between the changes of Doctor…. The questions given that Peter's Doctor is much more of Darker of self… also the escapism of the stories that Doctor Who provides… "Doctor who" season eight… First episode "Deep Breath" is screen on the 23rd August 2014… where you could see Dinosaurs walking next to Big Ben London… with Team Strax..


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Albany - A well-known chicken company is feeding the hungry in southwest Georgia. Tyson Foods donated 38,000 pounds of chicken to the Food Bank of Southwest Georgia. The donation is worth more than $40,000.
The Tyson Foods truck came 700 miles from Arkansas. Thursday's donation will provide 180,000 meals. Executive Director, Eddie Byrd, says, "This is a pretty significant donation, number one because it's meat, protein-rich meat and that's tough items for food banks to get."
Flint River Services donated frozen storage space to store the chicken. The Food Bank in Albany provides food and supplies to 300 non-profit agencies in 21 counties.
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Bellevue Jazz Festival
June 8th, 2011
Last weekend was the annual 2011 Bellevue Jazz Festival and I was once again asked to photograph the event by the producers. Here are a couple of my favorite images so far in my editing of the pictures. Above is a shot of the amazing bassist Evan Flory-Barnes with his group Threat of Beauty as part of the 2011 Bellevue Jazz Festival last Thursday. Also in the group is Jason Holt on drums and and Jacques Willis on Vibes. Here are a few images from their performance which I throughly enjoyed.
Preeminent violinist Regina Carter put on a fascinatingly beautiful performance last Weds night as she and her band kicked off the opening performance of the 2011 Bellevue Jazz Festival at the Theatre at Meydenbauer Centre. Almost every performance I covered was a joy to hear.
Portrait of Claire
May 13th, 2011
Special Olympics Washington
April 24th, 2011
Saturday was a beautiful day with sun all day and warm temperatures making it the warmest day of the year so far. It was also the day that the King County Regional Special Olympics Track & Field tournament was held and I was honored to be their photographer. More than 300 Special Olympians and their coaches and families turned out and had a great time. Seattle Seahawk defensive back and special teams captain Roy Lewis made an appearance to help hand out the medals. He was one of a number of local stars that came to help out. It was the first time anyone could remember that it did not rain on the Shoreline Stadium grounds on the day of the tournament. Here are some of my favorite images from the event. If you would like to see all of the photos and order prints go to Photo Bucket by clicking here.
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Seattle photographer Daniel Sheehan does corporate events and portrait photography for national corporations and publications and is a Seattle Wedding Photographer with an artistic photojournalist style.
Sasquash, Luna and Leo
March 23rd, 2011
This was the last picture I took of our border collie Leo. He is the red and white dog in the middle and was about 7 months old at the time. Luna, his littermate to the left, is doing fine as is Sasquash, a friends dog. They were tied up on the sidewalk one fine November day as we stopped in a cafe in Bellingham for a warm drink. They were fine out in the cool fall weather. A few weeks after we were back in Seattle, Leo got out of the yard and had a fatal encounter with a car. We miss him a lot. Share on Facebook
Portrait of Jana Martinez
March 12th, 2011
Here is another in a series of portraits from recent assignments. Jana Martinez works with Whole Life Birth where they conduct Childbirth Preparation Classes. We photographed ooutside on a somewhat rare clear day. I worked with the 8m f1.2 one of my favorite lenses for its ability to through the background out of focus. It has a greatly narrow depth of field. the plane of sharp focus is on her eyes and a bit of the fence to the right. Your eyes go right to her shining eyes right away.
Photography by Daniel Sheehan creates photography for editorial publications and corporations and available for commercial photography assignments.
Charlotte Graham | Seattle Photographers Corporate Portrait
March 1st, 2011
Here is another in a series of corporate executive portraits from recent assignments. As always it is a challenge to try and get something different that works and is satisfying as a creative portrait. Charlotte heads a group of five executives in the Real Estate business and I photographed her and all the members of her team in a beautiful home facing Lake Washington. It had wonderful light and great details. She was really great to work with. this was my favorite shot of her.
Photography by Daniel Sheehan creates photography for editorial publications and corporations and available for commercial photography assignments.
Seattle Photographer at Pike Place Market
February 2nd, 2011
I was downtown recently on a typical rainy evening and made this shot of the light traffic on Pike looking west to the Market from the Washington Convention Center.
Photography by Daniel Sheehan creates photography for editorial publications and corporations and available for commercial photography assignments.
Cover Photograph OF NEA Today
January 14th, 2011
I was happy to see how the NEA used one of my photos for the cover of their current magazine.
It was an interesting editorial photo shoot at the Wellpinit Middle School out in Eastern Washington on the Spokane Indian Reservation. Along with the usual still photos, I undertook the challenge to do some HD video storytelling as well on the second day of the assignment. It was about a struggling reservation school taking on the challenge of school transformation, determined to give students wings. They have some very fine editors at the NEA and it was a pleasure working with them/ Hope to do it again in the future. I also hope to get the chance to do some more story telling HD video this year as well.
Photography by Daniel Sheehan creates still photography and HD video story telling for editorial publications and corporations and available for commercial photography assignments.
Earshot Jazz Festival
October 24th, 2010
JAMES CARTER swings with his sax in performance Friday night at the Triple Door as he played with his "HEAVEN ON EARTH" band featuring John Medeski on Hammond B3 and Adam Rogers on guitar, bassist Ralphe Armstrong and drummer Lee Pearson. The sold out first show was extraordinary and well received by the standing room only crowd.
We are starting into the second week of coverage of the annual Earshot jazz Festival and there were a lot of good performances this past week. I want to post a couple of pictures from this week here. the James Carter show was the highlight for me.
Here are some program notes by John Ewing:
"In 2009 James Carter released a record called Heaven on Earth (Half Note Records). It featured a select group of New York based musicians including organist John Medeski, bassist Christian McBride, guitarist Adam Rogers, and drummer Joey Baron. Like many of Mr. Carter's recordings, it differed greatly from the work that preceded it. His previous release, Present Tense (Emarcy, 2008) portrayed the saxophonist as a rugged traditionalist more than willing to work within pre-established forms without ego driven pyrotechnics. Continue reading at: EarshotJazz
Robert Glasper performing Sunday night at the Triple Door with Vicente Archer on bass and Mark Colenburg on drums. On the heels of his acclaimed Blue Note release, Double Booked, pianist Robert Glasper continues to infuse jazz with hip-hop sensibilities. Glasper played a set that confirms his place on the "short list of jazz pianists who have the wherewithal to drop a J Dilla reference into a Thelonious Monk cover," (latimes.com) with skill and finesse.
More than seven years ago, when in his early 20s, Glasper gave notice while working with Russell Malone, Mark Whitfield, Marcus Strickland, and "neo-soul" star Bilal that he may ascend to jazz-piano fame. A lyrical, rhythmic player, he "excels in providing crisp, melodic statements [with] a nice, lighter touch, and in restraining his considerable chops in the service of space," said All About Jazz. Raised in Houston, Texas, he has combined lyrical insights with complex, compelling rhythms to emerge as one of the freshest voices in jazz today. He possesses what the New York Times called "percussive intensity, fresh ideas, [and] improvisatory logic."
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In another EarshotJazz Festival presentation, the superb quartet of Idaho saxophonist Brent Jensen and Seattle-based all-stars pianist Bill Anschell, bassist Jeff Johnson, and drummer John Bishop celebrated their latest Origin Records release, Motives on Saturday night at Tula's. It was a superb performance all around of some wonderful music.
Already garnering stellar reviews, the disc is proof of "how many great jazz musicians there are throughout the United States," according to Jazz Review. Jazz Chicago calls it a "true gem of a recording. This album entrances immediately from the start—beginning with Jensen's tribute to free jazz pioneer and Ornette Coleman drummer Ed Blackwell…"
While the musicians are well-known to many in the Pacific Northwest and beyond, it is worth mentioning some of their credentials. Jensen currently serves Director of Jazz Studies at the College of Southern Idaho in Twin Falls and has performed with a variety of jazz artists, including Gene Harris, Bill Watrous, Lew Soloff, John Stowell, the Manhattan Transfer and the Lionel Hampton Big Band. Pianist Anschell performs regularly with many of Seattle's finest musicians and has also worked with Nnenna Freelon, Ron Carter, Benny Golson and Russell Malone.
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Greening Brazil challenges the claim that environmentalism came to Brazil from abroad. Two political scientists, Kathryn Hochstetler and Margaret E. Keck, retell the story of environmentalism in Brazil from the inside out, analyzing the extensive efforts within the country to save its natural environment, and the interplay of those efforts with transnational environmentalism. The authors trace Brazil's complex environmental politics as they have unfolded over time, from their mid-twentieth-century conservationist beginnings to the contemporary development of a distinctive socio-environmentalism meant to address ecological destruction and social injustice simultaneously. Hochstetler and Keck argue that explanations of Brazilian environmentalism—and environmentalism in the global South generally—must take into account the way that domestic political processes shape environmental reform efforts.
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