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Students and faculty members gathered in the Carlson Gallery Oct. 1 to view photographer Jennifer Little's photographs on Owens Lake and the ecological and environment effects of the Los Angeles Aqueduct at the "100 Years of Dust: Owens Lake and the Los Angeles Aqueduct" photo reception.
Group marches against Monsanto
A group of about 20 peaceful protesters marched Saturday in Pacific Palisades to show their disapproval of Monsanto and the recent passing of the California Seed Bill that prohibits anyone from sharing seeds past a three-mile radius from their source.
Scientist highlights climate issues
Holy Name of Mary Parish church in San Dimas hosted the environmental awareness event, "Caring for our common home" Sept. 24, to inform community members on the issue of global warming.
Campus Times Podcast, Ep. 8: Earth Week
The University of La Verne celebrated Earth Week this week, a series of environmentally conscious events including the grand opening of the new University garden. We spoke with students and faculty alike about the University's commitment to sustainability, as well as tips for being environmentally conscious.
Toxicants harm immune systems
Christine Broussard, professor of biology, presented the adverse effects of environmental toxicants on the development of children's immune systems Monday in the President's Dining Room.
CA plastic bag ban good for planet
California took the first step to prevent plastic from continuing to compromise the environment after Gov. Jerry Brown signed SB270, which bans the use of single-use plastic bags at convenience and grocery stores as well as pharmacies.
Drought causes businesses to conserve water
La Verne faces the distress of California's three-year drought with newly introduced regulations on water use.
University takes on Green Challenge
The University of La Verne is one of the only two universities in California to commit to the Billion Dollar Green Challenge to focus on funding sustainable and environmentally sound projects around campus.
Tradition hits rock bottom
There is something different about the lawn in front of Founders Hall; it is not like the rest of the grass on campus, it is dead. If the dead grass was not a big enough eyesore there is also an abnormal sized rock on the grass that sits on top of a slab of concrete.


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Legacy Graduates
Alumni are the heart of Widener University's history, and what better way to recognize this than when descendants of Widener University alumni graduate each May and become a part of a special tradition at Widener.
Who is a WU legacy graduate?
A Widener University legacy is a student or alumnus/a who has a parent, grandparent, or sibling who graduated from Widener University.
Who is considered a WU legacy alumnus/a?
Daughters, sons, granddaughters, grandsons, step-children, and step-grandchildren of graduates from Widener University, Pennsylvania Military College, Penn Morton College, Widener College, and/or Brandywine College are considered Widener legacies.
Join us in celebrating the WU legacy graduates at this year's commencement ceremonies!
August 2015 graduating Legacy Students
Meg Hall daughter of Marguerite Ambrose '03
Jennifer Diasio '07 daughter of Concetta Tina Phillips '82,'98,'03
May 2016 graduating Legacy Students
Gabriel Armando son of Mary Lazar '90
Marlisa Beatty daughter of Susan Beatty '05, '08
Samantha Bramble daughter of Joseph Bramble '91
Taylor Elizabeth Church daughter of Susan Church '88
Heather Forward daughter of Michael Forward '84
Zachary Furia son of Frances Furia '91
Caitlin Grobaker '14 daughter of James Grobaker '87
Charles Hall Jr. son of Charles Hall '83
Alicia Jenkins daughter of Sheila Booth '86
Alyssa Knox daughter of Laureen Knox '07,'09
Timothy Leach son of Joseph Leach '87
Alexander Lolli son of Jeffrey Lolli '05,'11, & Mary E. Lolli '11
Erica Marley daughter of Megan Marley '90,'98,'99
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Eric Moore son of Robert Moore '88
Sean Powell son of Eileen Powell '90
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The reborn San Jose Earthquakes play their home opener against the undefeated Chicago Fire. ... Two defeated teams clash when FC Dallas hosts New York. ... The league's other team without a loss, Chivas USA, travels to Columbus. ... Los Angeles, coming off a win against San Jose, hosts Toronto, which was been outscored 6-1 while opening its season with two losses. For all the weekend MLS action on TV ...
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Malvern Instruments recognizes and supports industry's continuing drive to optimize the products it produces and the processes it employs. The company provides a range of particle analysis and rheological instrumentation that delivers inter-related measurements reflecting the complexities of particulates and disperse systems, nanomaterials and macromolecules. Particle size distribution, particle shape information, zeta potential, molecular weight, chemical composition, and bulk materials properties can all be determined with the particle analysis instrumentation from the Malvern range. The company's laboratory, at-line, on-line and in-line solutions are proven in sectors as diverse as cement production and pharmaceutical drug discovery.
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May 31, 2005
In April 2005, employers took 1,274 mass layoff actions, seasonally adjusted, as measured by new filings for unemployment insurance benefits during the month. Each action involved at least 50 persons from a single establishment, and the number of workers involved totaled 136,837, seasonally adjusted.
The number of layoff events rose by 80, and the number of associated initial claims increased by 5,989 from March 2005.
In the manufacturing sector, 395 mass layoff events were reported during April 2005, higher than a month earlier.
From January through April 2005, the total number of events, 5,053, was lower than in January-April 2004 (5,465).
These data are from the Mass Layoff Statistics program. Mass layoffs data for March and April 2005 are preliminary and subject to revision. To learn more, see "Mass Layoffs in April 2005" (PDF) (TXT), news release USDL 05-878.
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A federal judge ruled Thursday that Cinemark must retrofit all 18 of its Tinseltown theater's auditoriums to accommodate people in wheelchairs. The company had wanted to retrofit only five auditoriums.
A group of wheelchair users including the Coalition of Texans with Disabilities contended the reserved areas of the stadium-style movie theaters are too close to the front for disabled people to watch movies in comfort.
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Cos Floyd dont do much and dont fight as much as his peers, people want Floyd to make a statement and fight Sergio at 160, but instead he fights Guerrero? There are a handful or so of fighters who would beat Guerrero, so Floyd beating Guerrero would mean nothing.
But having said that, reality is Floyd isnt that great, so i expect Guerrero in reality to test Floyd. If Guerrero ends up not testing Floyd, i will apologize to Floyd and admit Floyd isnt as bad i thought he was and i underestimated Floyd.
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Museum fundraiser; 'Fondy Soulbration' market; 'Walk, Run and Wag' 5K
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Milwaukee's historic house museums are offering patrons a seat at their annual fundraising event Wednesday. And, afterward — guests can take the chairs with them. The Villa Terrace Decorative Arts Museum and the Charles Allis Art Museum have been blessed with chairs — or artistic riffs on chairs — created by local artists for this auction at 6 p.m. at the Villa Terrace. The seats range from an old easy chair dressed as a cozy grandmother to a pew made from doors to a partial-chair that's now totally sculptural. Other seats for auction are ones at theatrical productions, sporting events or a table in a local fine dining establishment. The evening also features live music, hors d'oeuvres and a cash bar. Tickets are $25. Making a reservation would be appreciated and can be done by calling Ann Steinbach at (414) 278-8295 Ext. 5, but it isn't mandatory. Visit www.charlesallis.org/cavtgalleryofchairs.html »Read Full Article
Popular 'Body Worlds' to return to Milwaukee Public Museum
"Body Worlds," the provocative exhibit featuring preserved human cadavers, is returning to Milwaukee.
The Milwaukee Public Museum will host "Body Worlds: The Cycle of Life" for a four-month run starting in February. It's a sequel to the blockbuster "Body Worlds" show that set an all-time attendance record for the museum in 2008. »Read Full Article(14)
Pop artist Robert Indiana will not attend Friday event
Pop artist Robert Indiana, who designed the basketball floor that made Milwaukee famous and that was the home of the Milwaukee Bucks and Marquette Warriors from 1977 to 1988, will not be able to attend a reception at the U.S. Cellular Area Friday evening. The artist, who lives in Maine, is ill.
Harley reunion; Wisconsin Highland Games; Third Ward Art Festival
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The streets of Milwaukee will be quaking and shaking this coming week as Harley-Davidson bikes and their owners roar into town for the Harley family's 110th reunion. But not everything happening here will be motorcycle-related. »Read Full Article(1)
Festivals and Free Concerts: Aug 25 - Sept. 1
Mexican Fiesta: noon-midnight, Maier Festival Park, 200 N. Harbor Drive, (414) 383-7066 or www.mexicanfiesta.org »Read Full Article(1)
New restaurant, Morel, planned for Walker's Point
Morel, a restaurant originally planned for Bay View, will be opening instead in Walker's Point, at 430 S. 2nd St.
Jonathan Manyo, who has worked in fine-dining restaurants on the West Coast, will own the restaurant with family. The emphasis will be on local sourcing of ingredients, and in summers the restaurant will grow some of its own herbs and vegetables on its 1,500-sqare-foot patio, he said. »Read Full Blog Post
No final answer in Andrea Barrett's stories
Near the close of the first of five stories composing "Archangel," Andrea Barrett's new collection, a 12-year-old boy spending the summer on his uncle's farm puts his head under the water in a pond. He closes his eyes, "concentrating on what he could feel and hear. Small currents, slight changes in temperature. Sounds, more than he'd imagined."
It's been a summer of discovery for Constantine Boyd; Uncle Taggart is an inventor as well as a farmer — and, as suggested by the title of Barrett's story, "The Investigators," a naturally inquisitive explorer of the world around him. »Read Full Article
Summerfest to host three free performances in September
Summer has to end, but not the outdoor entertainment.
Tap Milwaukee, Miller Lite and Summerfest will host free performances on three Tuesday evenings in September at Maier Festival Park. »Read Full Article(2)
'Penelopiad' creates stunning images under Holton St. viaduct
One understands why Odysseus is upset when returning home to find a gang of suitors ransacking his house and terrifying Penelope, his long-suffering wife. But what's with ordering that 12 of Penelope's maids be hanged for sleeping with them — particularly when one considers Odysseus' own seven-year dalliance with the ravishing Calypso?
That's one of the questions Margaret Atwood tackles in "The Penelopiad," a novella that morphed into a play. Under rising director Leda Hoffmann, a cast of 13 women is giving it an evocative staging in a playground under the Holton St. viaduct. »Read Full Article
Art City radio show premieres on WMSE at noon
Sitting in a back corner at the Swinging Door with Ryan Schleicher of WMSE-FM (91.7) a few months ago, I was faced with an unexpected proposition. Do I want to talk about art, architecture and urban design on the radio?
My initial thought was -- well, of course not. I am a writer, not a talker. And anyone who knows me knows my calendar is already filled to bursting with what I'm doing for the platforms I juggle as it is. »Read Full Blog Post
Black Crowes to play Riverside Theater Nov. 8
The Black Crowes have added a Nov. 8 show at the Riverside Theater, 116 W. Wisconsin Ave., as part of the second half of their 2013 North American tour.
The veteran rockers are in the middle of their first tour in two years. The band has said it has no plans for touring after its 2013 show, with Chris Robinson and company focusing on solo projects next year. The fall tour begins Sept. 5 in Cooperstown, N.Y. »Read Full Article
Two new Soup Markets coming to downtown, west side
The Soup Market, a soup-and-sandwich shop with three locations, plans to open two more by October.
Dave Jurena, co-owner with Tim Talsky, said one shop will fill the spot left vacant by Broadway Bakery in the Milwaukee Center, 111 E. Kilbourn Ave. It's expected to open sometime in September. »Read Full Blog Post(1)
Holy Gigli! Ben Affleck as Batman?
Fans on social media have expressed, let's call it concern, over the casting of Ben Affleck as Batman in the Dark Knight / Superman mashup that is the "Man of Steel" sequel.
Affleck won the Oscar for best picture last year for "Argo," but he's had a checkered career as an actor. »Read Full Blog Post(2)
Toby Keith: What Music I'm Listening To
Country superstar Toby Keith, pictured here performing at Summerfest in 2011, returns to the Marcus Amphitheater Thursday for Harley-Davidson's 110th Anniversary Celebration. Journal Sentinel photo by Jeff Sainlar. »Read Full Blog Post
New owners Justin Aprahamian keeps Sanford restaurant sublime
It might be natural to worry that Sanford, a bastion of continuity for more than two decades, would change too much after its sale in late 2012. My only worry, though, was that it might not change enough.
After 23 years on the lower east side, operating a premier fine-dining restaurant with a national reputation, chef Sanford D'Amato and his wife, Angie, sold their restaurant to their chef de cuisine. »Read Full Article(4)
On Tap for Today: Mexican Fiesta, new movies and MECCA
As summer winds down, the number of festivals grows. Here's to eeking out that last sip of summer.
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Oaks On Castlereagh, Sydney Central places you within 2 miles (3 km) of popular sights like Sydney Opera House and University of Sydney. This 4-star apartment welcomes guests with 84 rooms and conveniences like an indoor pool, a fitness center, and a spa tub. Sydney Harbour Bridge and Circular Quay are also near this Haymarket apartment.
The 84 apartments are air-conditioned and have an array of amenities, including microwaves, refrigerators, and ironing boards. TVs come with cable channels and DVD players, and guests can stay connected with WiFi.
Property features
At Oaks On Castlereagh, Sydney Central, guests enjoy an indoor pool, a fitness center, and a spa tub. Self parking is available for AUD 35 per day. Helpful staff can provide dry cleaning/laundry services, tour or ticket assistance, and luggage storage. Additional amenities include WiFi in public areas, laundry facilities, and barbecue grills.
- Indoor pool
- Fitness center
- WiFi in rooms and public areas (fees apply)
- Laundry facilities
Oaks On Castlereagh, Sydney Central317 Castlereagh Street Haymarket NSW 2000
Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
In addition to an indoor pool, Oaks On Castlereagh, Sydney Central provides a spa tub and a fitness center. High-speed wireless Internet access is available for a surcharge. This Haymarket apartment also offers tour/ticket assistance, barbecue grills, and laundry facilities. Onsite parking is available (surcharge).
- Total number of rooms - 84
- Number of floors - 29
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Fitness facilities
- Tours/ticket assistance
- WiFi (surcharge)
- Elevator/lift
- Luggage storage
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Barbecue grill(s)
- Laundry facilities
- Self parking (surcharge)
- Spa tub
- Indoor pool
Family Friendly Amenities
- Family Hotel
- Indoor pool
- Laundry facilities
- Refrigerator
- Microwave
- DVD player
Available in all rooms: Wireless internet access ( AUD 18 per 24-hour period )
Available in some public areas: Wireless internet access ( AUD 18 per 24-hour period )
Self parking (surcharge)
Room Amenities
- Private bathroom
- Cribs/infant beds (surcharge)
- Premium TV channels
- DVD player
- Air conditioning
- Refrigerator
- Microwave
- Shower only
- Television
- Iron/ironing board
- Cable TV service
- WiFi (surcharge)
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
Nearby Things to Do
An indoor pool and a spa tub are on site. Other recreational amenities include a fitness center.
Hotel Policies
Minimum check-in age is 18
Check-in time starts at 2 PM
Check-out time is 10 AM
Payment types
- Pets not allowed
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
Optional extras
- Fee for in-room wireless Internet: AUD 18 per 24-hour period (rates may vary)
- Fee for wireless Internet in public areas: AUD 18 per 24-hour period (rates may vary)
- Self parking fee: AUD 35 per day
- Crib (infant bed) fee: AUD 20.00 per night
- Rollaway bed fee: AUD 44 per night
- Onsite credit card charges are subject to a surcharge
Hotel Name
- Castlereagh Oaks
- Oaks Castlereagh
- Oaks Castlereagh Apartment
- Oaks Castlereagh Apartment Haymarket
- Oaks Castlereagh Haymarket
- Oaks Castlereagh Sydney Apartment
- Oaks Castlereagh Sydney
- Oaks Castlereagh Sydney Central
- Oaks Castlereagh Central
National Rating
This property has been awarded a star rating from the Australian Star Ratings Agency, Star Ratings Australia.


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Improving local parks and playgrounds
We are committed to improving our local parks and playgrounds through innovative urban design.
While we make improvements to existing facilities we also aim to create more green space with new parklands across the local area.
Before we start work on our parks and playgrounds, we ask for your feedback about the plans and designs on our Sydney Your Say website.
Sydney Your Say
Current works
Redfern Park playground upgrade
We will soon upgrade the playground in Redfern Park with a new shade sail and soft fall surface to make it safer for children.
New shade sails for Sweetacres
We will install 2 new shade sails for the playground and sandpit in Sweetacres Park.
Renwick Street playground upgrade
We are upgrading Renwick Street playground in Alexandria, to make it a more pleasant space for children and families to enjoy. The playground will be closed during the upgrade for safety reasons.
Turruwul Park fitness hub
We will install new fitness equipment and upgrade the tennis hit-up wall and court space in Turruwul Park, Rosebery.
Frazer Fountain, Hyde Park
One of Sydney's first water bubblers in Hyde Park is being restored to its former glory.
Hyde Park stonework
We are repairing and restoring the sandstone perimeter wall and sandstone features in and around Hyde Park.
New park at The Crescent
We have prepared detailed designs for a new park along The Crescent in Annandale. Approximately 8,500m² of new open space will be created and added to the existing Johnstons Creek parklands.
Victoria Park improvements
We will be improving accessibility and upgrading facilities at Victoria Park, Camperdown.
New park for Harold Park
We have designed a new public park in Forest Lodge, extending the network of parklands along the harbour foreshore through to adjacent neighbourhoods.
Perry Park sports centre
A multi-purpose facility is proposed for Alexandria's Perry Park.
Hyde Park works
The City has begun a new program of works to improve and maintain Hyde Park, including tree replanting, refurbishing the Pool of Reflection, maintenance and upgrades to paths and the Museum Station café.
Completed works
Fernside Skate Park works
We improved the surface of the half-pipe and resealed the main skate ramp in August 2016.
John Street Reserve
Our improvements to John Street Reserve are the first major works on the pocket park in over 30 years.
Mary O'Brien Reserve shade sails
We have installed 2 new shade sails for the playgrounds in Mary O'Brien Reserve in Zetland.
Chelsea Street Playground
Chelsea Street Playground was officially launched on Saturday 7 November 2015. The playground received top honours in the 2016 NSW Landscape Architecture Awards.
Sydney Park wetlands
Stormwater collected in Sydney Park is reused to top up the wetlands and irrigate the park, and potentially be made available throughout the local area. The project has been awarded top industry prizes in 2016.
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Contemporary, Inspiring, Unique
Welcome to the home of creative and inspirational North East wedding photographer Andy Hudson. I have a very artistic and contemporary photography style bringing the memories of your special day to life with excellent images and high quality products. As a Newcastle wedding photographer you can rest assured that I have worked at many of the top venues around the region and I am a recommended supplier of photography at The Grand Hotel Tynemouth, Horton Grange, Woodhill Hall, Baltic Mill, Alnwick Treehouse, Shortflatt Tower and Ellingham Hall. Being a Newcastle wedding photographer means I am based centrally to all major venues in the North East and I am able to cover a wide range of areas.
When choosing your North East wedding photographer it's important to consider what they offer, and in every package my policy when it comes to your wedding photography is – if it's a good shot you get it. I don't put a limit on the amount of images I supply. I want clients to look back on their special day with as complete a picture as possible, there are no hidden costs, no need to pay more at a later date. North East wedding photography prices are listed on my site but please also look at the 'Portfolio' section for many of my recent weddings, these show the day from start to finish and show my style, consistency and the reason why many people have chosen me as the Newcastle wedding photographer to shoot their big day. If you are getting married abroad and would like a quote for your destination wedding photography please get in touch.
When you look at my work you will see that I have a very personal style to my images, I am able to work in an unobtrusive manner, capturing special moments without anyone feeling uncomfortable in my presence. I have taken great inspiration from the best contemporary photographers and I use artistic techniques, interesting angles and lighting. I am also a highly skilled editor, it's something I have dedicated a lot of time to learning and it means if you chose me as your North East wedding photographer your pictures will always look amazing.
If you are looking for a Newcastle wedding photographer who is able to bring your vision and ideas to life then please get in touch. I love working with new people, and I always enjoy a challenge. I have many previous clients who would recommend me as the North East wedding photographer for you.


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In 2014, I signed on to Seattle-based tech company Adaptiva as the full time Creative Director. Since then, I've overseen hundreds of creative projects, from video production to illustration to trade show design. Here's some of my favorites.
Image shot and designed for print on Adaptiva's Microsoft Ignite trade show booth
Adaptiva Advertisement for the Digital Wall at Microsoft Ignite 2015
Booth graphic for Microsoft Ignite
Product overview video for Adaptiva OneSite
Promotional motion graphics video for Adaptiva's Step Up to OneSite campaign
Adaptiva Infographic surrounding Windows 10
Illustration for a Windows 10 infographic
Illustration for a Windows 10 Infographic
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Illustration for a company blog post on security
A&R Solar commissioned me to create a series of illustrations for a page on their website. The page was intended to explain how solar energy works, and they needed the core components of a solar energy system as illustrations. This was a really fun project to handle; I love finding creative ways to illustrate real-world objects.
Use case: Web design
Illustration commissioned by A&R Solar
Poster design for A&R Solar's break room
Close up of the illustration made for A&R Solar's Keg Rules poster
One of my father's many philanthropic ventures is a soup kitchen and shelter organization called Lighthouse Christian Ministries. Having helped my dad with the media and creative for his nonprofit exposed me to a lot of homeless people, who I found to be fascinating. When I moved to Seattle, I noticed the hundreds of people who would walk by the homeless and pretend they didn't exist. I thought, that must be tough, to be indirectly told you don't exist thousands of times a day.
I got into the habit of chatting with them, getting to know their story, how they became homeless, and what life was like before homelessness. They all had amazing stories and most were actually very kind, sharp people who didn't get into substance abuse until after they lost their homes.
When I have the time, I'll go back with my camera and some lights and shoot a professional portrait of them, and later bring them a print — a tangible reminder that they do exist.
Jimmy is new to Seattle, only having lived here for two months. He may be the most coherent, well-spoken homeless man I've met in Seattle. He's got a job lined up in construction, and aspires to fish for a living soon. I suspect he won't be homeless for long.
Michael was listening to a Catholic podcast in his headphones, and when I told him my name, he smiled and said, "Jesse, father of David!"
At 69 years old, David Zegarski is the only remaining member of his family. When he regains his family's land, he plans on rebuilding old cars and doing his own organic farming.
Shadow is a Seattle Native, who's been homeless for a few years now. He hangs out above the Highway 99 tunnel in downtown Seattle, where he helps locals get free parking through a secret trick he's learned with machines.
Pong Hoang moved from Vietnam to America in 1992, and retired as a truck driver in 2005.
Michael and his wife Miriam are masters at twisting balloons, and they're great with a crowd. Michael was about ready to pack up and head home for the day, but was kind enough to take a few minutes to let me photograph him, while his line of impatient customers began to pile up.
Paul is a troubled and unapologetic alcoholic. However, despite his problems, he's very kind, outgoing, and willing to help others in any way he can.
I caught Anthony and his son Xavier on their way into the Seattle Sounders game, and asked to take a portrait of them. From what I can tell, Anthony is a great dad, and Xavier is a happy kid.
Larry told me he's been in Seattle since '72. He loves the city, but has never been to a Seahawks game before.
Packy fishes on the Ventura Pier every day.
Howard asked my name, and when I told him, he said, "I'll never forget that name. A kid named Jesse used to beat me up in Brooklyn when I was younger." I promised not to beat him up.
At the time I photographed him in Seattle, Nelson was 75 years old and homeless. He now resides near his family in Florida.
Brian believes that photos are only safe with his permission, or else they'll steal his soul.
I met this man in my hometown as he walked down the street, singing aloud. He initially introduced himself to me as Robert, and after a few different names, he decided he wanted me to call him Lee.
Richard has lived in Seattle since 1980, and has been homeless since he lost his job at the Seattle Times. He had no problem with me taking his photo, so long as it wouldn't be used in newspapers. He no longer cares for newspapers.
Morgan walks around Seattle with this case, selling jewelry he makes out of various exotic rocks. I asked if I could take his photo, and he said, "Sure. The satellites take them anyway."
Robert shines shoes for a living, and he's a really nice guy. This was the third time I've photographed him. He never really talked much, but after I offered to bring him a prints of this photo, his face lit up, and we finally struck up a conversation. 2010.
These men had never met before performing together in Downtown Seattle. 2010.
Rabbi E.B. David is a frequent Seattle street performer. He's a favorite with the locals and is always up for a conversation if he has the time.
Nufabrx commissioned me to shoot their first campaign, for use in web, print, and digital advertising. Nufabrx's target demographic is mothers with teenage children, so they wanted to convey a happy family at home. Shoutout to my best friend Adam Haney, who was one of the star models, that good looking S.O.B.
Use case: web design, digital advertising, print advertising
Models: Adam Haney, Sarah Acord, Cindy LemosMUA: PURE Beauty Co.
Promotional images for advertising, online, and social media
Henrietta approached me for branding & identity, logo design, and LP packaging design. They wanted an abstract and textured look and feel, and they wanted the LP packaging to be illustration heavy and vintage.
Label: Animal Style RecordsUse case: Branding & identity, apparel, print, online retail
Editorial work by Seattle photographer Jesse Rogers. Jesse Rogers shoots for a variety of magazines and publications in Washington State.
Portrait of Mark Babcock, general manager of Lexus Bellevue, for 425 Business' feature on the changing auto industry in Bellevue, WA.
Autonation Construction Manager Axay Patel, Porsche Bellevue Manager Kjell Schei, and Fushee & Associates CEO Eric Jones review plans at Porsche Bellevue.
Editorial feature on Martin Volken of Pro Ski Service and Jeff Razwick of Technical Glass Products for 425 Business.
Editorial feature on Martin Volken of Pro Ski Service and Jeff Razwick of Technical Glass Products for 425 Business.
Jill Lewis of J. Lewis Jewelry for 425 Business
J. Lewis Jewelry for 425 Business
Garland Jewelers for 425 Business
J. Lewis Jewel Cutter for 425 Business
Portrait of MulvannyG2 CEO Mitch Smith for 425 Business' feature on philanthropic companies in Bellevue, WA.
Portrait of MulvannyG2 CEO Mitch Smith for 425 Business' feature on philanthropic companies in Bellevue, WA.
Microsoft's Office 365 division commissioned me to shoot headshots for their department staff.
Use case: digital and print
Selected portraits of the Office 365 team in Redmond
My parents founded a nonprofit organization in my hometown of Wenatchee, WA including a soup kitchen, shelters, and volunteer medical care. I directed, produced, shot, and edited a series of three videos for a major fundraising campaign in 2014.
Use case: Nonprofit fundraising
Promotional video for Lighthouse Christian Ministries fundraising campagins.
In 2013, I shot Run Pretty Far's Spring, Summer, and Fall advertising campaigns. Run Pretty Far is a well-established women's athletic wear brand from the Seattle area.
Use case: digital advertising, print advertising
2013 Summer Campaign
2013 Spring Campaign
2013 Fall-Winter Campaign
Behind-the-scenesPhoto by Adam Haney
I had the opportunity to shoot Seattle singer-songwriter and producer ZNi for his collaborative marketing with T-Mobile.
Use case: Social media marketing
Promotional images for ZNi + T-Mobile joint marketing
Album artwork for ZNi's single "Best Thing"
I grew up with music. I started piano at the age of 5 and toured nationally in a rock band. After my career transitioned into the arts, I made sure to work and collaborate with musicians as much as possible.
Us, From Outside, Tragic Hero Records
Dizzle Dinwiddie, independent
Uriel Peres, independent
Dustin Hays, independent
ZNi, T-Mobile
Dan Young, This Providence
Matt Thiessen, Relient K
Beat Connection, Moshi Moshi Records
Finding beauty in the test shot
Merry Christmas to most of you.
This time, it's personal
Despite being a close, lifetime family friend and much like an uncle to me, I have no idea what Gonzo's full name is.
Adam's mom was upset when she saw this one on Facebook
Late nights with Adam, summer '13
A friend of a friend whose wardrobe paired too well with her surroundings to pass up a portrait
I asked Rowdy if I could take his portrait, and he asked for $5. I was about to give it to him, and he declined and told me to get a sense of humor.
Corey and Carlin have known each other forever
I love my iPhone. As time has passed, the iPhone has become so much more powerful, and I am amazed at what can be created with just this incredible little machine that fits in my pocket.


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Time to split up 27.1.2005
By Ivan Eland
The Bush administration is hoping that Sunday's
election will help stop the bloody insurgency
plaguing Iraq. But few will vote in the country's
violence-plagued Sunni-dominated areas, and so the
Sunnis will achieve meagre representation in the
country's national assembly -- a result that will
only amplify Sunni anger.
So what can the United States do to dampen the
insurgency and avoid a potential civil war?
Something that till now it has avoided like the
plague: rapid troop withdrawal and a complete
transition to Iraqi self-determination.
Such a move would probably result in the
partitioning of Iraq or at least the creation of a
loose confederation in which the nation's Kurds,
Sunnis and Shia would govern their own affairs. Many
foreign-policy experts speak of this as a scenario
to be feared. But such fears are misplaced.
Had the Clinton administration allowed the
partitioning of multi-ethnic Bosnia in the mid-90s,
Western nations would probably not have been saddled
with the ongoing task of keeping the peace in this
Balkan tinderbox. If American and European
peacekeepers withdrew today, the fighting among
Bosnia's ethnic groups would likely resume.
The artificially conceived state of Iraq cannot
remain both whole and democratic in the Western
sense. Regional self-determination would deal with
the root causes of the insurgency and give guerrilla
groups some incentive to stop fighting.
The Sunni guerrillas are fighting to repel a foreign
invader and prevent payback from Iraq's
soon-to-be-elected Shiite government. The Shia, who
make up 60% of the Iraqi population, have suffered
years of oppression under the Sunni minority, and
will likely win significant power in Sunday's
Even the Kurds, who are generally friendly to the
United States, may turn surly if they are not
allowed to keep the autonomy they've enjoyed for the
last 13 years. As demonstrated when King George III
attempted to revoke traditional English rights from
American colonists, taking away freedom is always
more dangerous than not granting it in the first
If the United States withdrew its forces and each
group were allowed to govern itself in its own
region, the incentives for violence against both
foreigners and other Iraqi groups would decline. The
Sunnis would no longer be apprehensive about payback
from a national Shia-led administration. The Kurds
would keep their autonomy. No group would be able to
use the central government to persecute others. And
each group could convert its own militias into
regional security forces.
There are downsides to such a scenario, of course.
First, the three (or more) new governments might not
fit the Western democratic model. Second, Turkey
would not be happy about the influence that an
autonomous Kurdish regime would have on its own
restive Kurdish minority. Third, the Iraqi Shia
region could be co-opted by Shiite Iran next door.
But such concerns are overstated. There are many
nations in the region that are not U.S.-style
federations -- Jordan, Kuwait and Bahrain, among
others -- but are still friendly to the West.
Moreover, Turkey has tolerated de facto Kurdish
self-determination in northern Iraq for more than a
decade, and would probably not invade an independent
or autonomous Kurdistan for fear of torpedoing its
entry into the European Union. As for the Shiite
region, Iraq's Shia have shown themselves to be
independent of their Persian brethren, and have
different views on the separation of church and
state. Because the holiest shrines of Shiite Islam
are in Iraq, not Iran, Iraqi clerics have as much
prestige as their Iranian counterparts (or more) --
thus lessening the religious sway held by Tehran.
Sunday's national elections will probably serve only
to increase the violence in Iraq. A permanent
solution to the country's woes requires a different
strategy. Allowing Iraqis complete
self-determination, including the possibility of a
three-way split, is the only path that permits the
Bush administration to extricate itself from the
Iraqi tar baby.
Ivan Eland is senior fellow and director of the
Center on Peace & Liberty at The Independent
Institute in Oakland, Calif.
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Someone who doesn't choose sides.
"That guy's a fence sitter, he fits in everywhere."
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(n.) One who is afraid to have an opinion, and rather, simply points out the flaws of what everyone else is saying. Dislikeable to all. The exceptions are those fence-sitters that really don't give a shit and make fun of everything, who are liked by all.
লিখেছেন- Gumba Gumba 13 de মে de 2004
A negative term for someone who is bisexual.
I thought she liked girls, or is she a fence-sitter?
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Danny and Roxie Wallace of Norton, N.M., announce the engagement of their daughter, Julie, to Kalon Lafferty.
Lafferty is the son of Jim and Debbie Lafferty of Bard, N.M.
The couple plan to be wed May 17 at Frost Caprock Creek Ranch in San Jon, N.M.
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The Berkeley County Sheriff's Office has charged a Moncks Corner woman in connection with a shooting Sunday.
Shelly Ann Taylor, 36, of Winnow Court, has been charged with attempted murder and possession of a weapon during the commission of a violent crime, according to the Sheriff's Office.
When deputies responded to 303 Winnow Court in the Planters Trace subdivision, they found a man with a gunshot wound to his chest.
Trent Steven Needler, 46, who is described as Taylor's boyfriend, was transported to a local hospital where his condition is listed as critical but stable, according to the incident report.
Deputies have responded to that address for criminal domestic violence calls three times previously but each time the victim would not cooperate, according to the Sheriff's Office. After an incident on Sept. 26, when deputies noted injury to Taylor, Needler was charged with criminal domestic violence. That case is still pending.
Taylor is being held at the Hill-Finklea Detention Center.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. -- Greetings from Papa John's Cardinal Stadium, where it's a splendid fall day. Temperatures are expected to reach into the 60s under partly sunny skies.
It's Senior Day for Louisville, and this large class of 27 seniors has never experienced a bowl game. They can change that with a win over West Virginia, which would be the Cardinals' sixth of the season. These seniors have been vitally important to this year's improvement, from Bilal Powell to four starting offensive linemen, to quarterbacks Adam Froman and Justin Burke and on and on and on.
Speaking of quarterbacks, there's no word yet on who will start for Louisville, but Froman is in uniform and warming up, with a heavy wrap on his injured left leg.
This is a key game for West Virginia in the Big East race. The Mountaineers need to win out and get some help to take the league title. If they don't, the heat will rise to a stifling degree for head coach Bill Stewart. Fan disappointment is evident in the fact that the Mountaineers returned a large portion of their allotment to this game, unheard of for a late-season trip so close to Morgantown.
The game is officially a sellout, but parking lots were pretty empty less than two hours before the game. It could be a late arriving crowd. After all, it is basketball season here.


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Tropical Storm Dorian faces cutting shear winds, sapping dry air and an uncertain future.
That's how forecasters read weather conditions and how the computer model appears on Thursday, as the storm moved through the mid-Atlantic on a track toward the Bahamas.
"Right now, it doesn't look we're going to have a huge impact. But the computer models could change. We're watching it," said meteorologist Emily Timte, with the National Weather Service, Charleston.
"The environment will not support increased intensification of this 60 mph storm," said Mark Malsick, severe weather liaison for the S.C. Climate Office. "Several models are suggesting Dorian weakens to a weak wave early next week north of Puerto Rico."
The storm is on track to reach the Bahamas on Tuesday. It has some sustained winds at 60 mph which could increase to 70 mph over the weekend, the National Hurricane Center reported. It is still well out to sea in the mid-Atlantic.
Dorian is an "early" Cape Verde storm. The Cape Verde season, named for the islands off west Africa, usually runs from mid-August into October. The period is the heart of the hurricane year, when tropical cyclones tend to form off the African coast and turn into powerful hurricanes as they cross the Atlantic. Those storms pose the greatest threat to the Southeast.
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Defendant testifies in Erie home invasion case
On the first day of trial in Erie County Court, Elfreda Karmazin, 83, described what happened to her and her late husband, Frank Karmazin, 72, the morning a young man burst into their east Erie home, beat, slashed and robbed them before fleeing in their Ford Explorer.
On Tuesday, the second day of trial, the prosecution called witness after witness to lay out the chain of physical evidence -- from bloody footprints found in the Karmazin kitchen to a knife and pellet gun found in the stolen Karmazin SUV -- that the prosecution says ties Adam J. Brown, 22, to the crimes.
Brown ended the trial by testifying in his own defense and essentially pleading guilty to at least one offense.
In a story that departed from what Brown previously told police, Brown told jurors he was part of a five-man team who planned the robbery of the Karmazins' home because it was rumored to have a large amount of cash and drugs.
All he did, Brown said, was drive the stolen vehicle away from the home.
"I did not know all that happened was going to occur," he said. "There was nothing in place that anybody was going to get hurt."
The trial continues today in Judge Shad Connelly's courtroom with closing arguments and jury deliberations.
The nine-woman, three-man jury will weigh a long list of charges including attempted homicide, aggravated assault, burglary and robbery. Brown is being held in the Erie County Prison after failing to post $500,000 bond.
Brown acknowledged in a video-recorded interview with police that he was driving the victims' SUV just minutes after Elfreda Karmazin called 911 for help the morning of July 13. But Brown in the statement denied any role in the crimes committed at the Karmazin home in the 1300 block of East 28th Street.
He first told police a friend named Dave, who was covered in blood, asked him to move the car. He said some of the blood on Dave got on him.
On Tuesday, Brown said instead that he and Dave and three others plotted the Karmazin robbery during a night of drinking July 11. Brown, under questioning by one of his lawyers, Kevin Kallenbach, said he was supposed to drive the stolen car away from the scene and deliver it to a co-conspirator, who was then going to sell it in Spartansburg.
Brown said he went into the Karmazin home to make a phone call and "case" the home. Brown said he then reported to his friends that people were in the home. He said a man named James entered the house to commit the robbery. When James did not come out of the house, Brown said he went in and found James covered in blood and not able to walk. He said he helped James to the Karmazins' Ford and then fled in it.
Brown said he was pulled over by police after he dropped James off. Chief Deputy District Attorney Brian Krowicki confronted Brown about all the incriminating evidence found in the car. Brown said he did not know that gloves wet with the Karmazins' blood, as well as cash, jewelry, a gun and a bloody knife were in the vehicle.
On Tuesday, jurors got a look at the bloodstained clothing Brown was wearing the day of his arrest and photos taken that day that appeared to show blood caked on his fingernails and the seams of his palms.
Under questioning by Assistant District Attorney Justin Panighetti, a state police scientist testified that one or both of the Karmazins' blood was found on Brown's clothing and hands. A second expert said a shoe print left in the blood on the kitchen floor correlated with the size, tread and wear of the bloodstained shoe Brown wore at the time of his arrest.
To win the case, the prosecution must show, among other things, that the attacker inflicted serious bodily injury upon the Karmazins. Krowicki on Tuesday called to the stand Dr. Paul Malaspina, who treated the couple in the UPMC Hamot emergency room the morning of the break-in. Malaspina said the cuts both suffered across their throats put them at risk of bleeding to death and required emergency surgery.
Frank Karmazin never returned home after the assault and died Aug. 15 at the Edinboro Manor nursing home of causes that Erie County Coroner Lyell Cook ruled were not related to the assault.
In addition to throat and head wounds, Elfreda Karmazin suffered a broken nose, a concussion, a broken collarbone and multiple rib fractures, Malaspina said.
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LISA THOMPSON can be reached at 870-1802 or by e-mail. Follow her on Twitter at twitter.com/ETNthompson.


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Kiwanis is a global organization of volunteers dedicated to changing the world one child and one community at a time.
Maintained by PSDLG John W. Stephenson, Kiwanis Club of Kern, Bakersfield, CA (USA).
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This page contains links to information and resources relevant to the Division 33 of Cal-Nev-Ha District of Kiwanis International.
Cal-Nev-Ha Division 33 was formed in 1962 from part of Division 18.
On October 8, 2015, Div. 33 Lt. Governors Retirement & Installation Dinner was held at Taft Petroleum Club, and the MC was IPP Taft Kiwanis Club Rodney Wikoff. Taft HS Jazz band provided opening entertainment. Taft's 100th Oildorado provided dancers & Sheriff's Posse who jailed the 2015-16 Officers. 2011-12 CNHD Gov. Richard Olmstead, Jr. retired 2014-15 Lt. Gov. Greg Mudge (Taft) and reinstalled him for 2015-16 Year. Retiring 2014-15 Lt. Gov. Greg Mudge thanked with a slide show: Div. 33 Committee Chairs, Club Presidents, Secretaries & Treasurers and Region 11 Trustee Carol Farris (2014-16). Also, Lt. Gov. Greg Mudge retired & installed Taft Kiwanis Club Officers & Directors with Vicki Scholefield as President. In attendance from Div. 33 Clubs were: Delano (3), Kern (4), Oildale (2), South (3), Taft (22/14), & Westchester (5). Other guests attending were: 2011-12 Cal-Nev-Ha District Gov. Richard Olmstead, Jr. & Region 11 Trustee Carole Farris. Photos, Program & Flyer (Left)
On April 21, 2016, eleven 2015-16 Distinguished Service Awards were presented by CNH Dist. Gov. Cherice Gilliam & LG Greg Mudge to the following: Delano - Gary Girard; Downtown Bakersfield 3-2-1 - Pres. Christine Lizardi Frazier; Kern - Ken Gibson; Oildale - Pres. David Coburn; Rosedale - Kelly Berg; Shafter - Phillip Jimenez; South Bakersfield - Sec. Chris Pawlowski; Taft - Michael Chiaeamonte; Tehachapi - Joe Beckmann; and Westchester - Ruben & Frances Rosales. DSA present in Bold
1973-74 Div. 33 Lt. Gov. Wendall Kinney (Kern) is honored for writing the word and music of the official published "Hail Kiwanis" song. (Middle) Word, Music & Singers
PSDLG John Stephenson (Kern) is the 1st recipient of the "Stephenson Award of Excellence - Dedicated to all those who serve KIWIN'S with their hearts", and 2003-04 KIWIN'S Governor Vanessa Porter presented retiring District Administrator John with this award at the 28th District Convention in the Irvine Marriott Hotel on April 17, 2004. (Right) At the 87th Kiwanis Cal-Nev-Ha District Convention in Reno, NV on August 24, 2007, John was presented the Bert Shoemaker Award by Chair Paul Formosa. On May 18, 2008, Vanessa Porter graduated from Boston University with a B.A. in Biology plus a Specialization in Ecology and Conservation Biology. She received the coveted Scarlet Key Award which is the highest honor a student can receive. On July 7, 2010, she completed 2 years in Honduras serving the Peace Corps. She wrote "The guidance you've given me has truly shaped who I am today." I hope others would have many "Kiwanis moments" that I have had with the Service Leadership Program (SLP).
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Braun to attend benefit at 8-twelve for children at Froedtert
Brewers left fielder Ryan Braun will meet guests May 22 at 8-twelve MVP Bar & Grill in Brookfield at the inaugural benefit for the SURG Restaurant Group's Fund for Children.
The fund will supply toys and other items for children in emergency rooms or waiting rooms at Froedtert Hospital. SURG partners Michael Polaski and Omar Shaikh decided to set up the fund after the community's response to help the children who lost parents in the Azana Spa shooting in Brookfield in October. The fund would help children who are patients as well as children who are waiting for word about family receiving treatment at Froedtert, according to a statement from the group. »Read Full Blog Post(1)
Germany's World Cup win could mean free beer
Let's just say you might want to root for the Germans.
Von Rothenburg Bier Stube and Old Town Inn, N116 W15863 Main St., Germantown, will host a World Cup Viewing Party in support of Germany on Sunday. The occasion will be marked with soccer on television Spaten Lager Bier, German-style meats, cheese and pretzels and post-game pig roast buffet and live music in the Biergarten. »Read Full Article
Milwaukee's Dogg Haus hot dog restaurant expanding to Twin Cities
The Dogg Haus, a chain of five Milwaukee restaurants specializing in hot dogs, is to open five locations in the Twin Cities metro area, owner Mazen Muna announced today.
The first Dogg Haus will open in early August in an existing FreeStyle frozen yogurt store in Hudson, Wis., about 25 miles east of Minneapolis. The restaurants are opening through an agreement with FreeStyle Enterprises in Minneapolis. »Read Full Blog Post(1)
Bastille Days brings French-themed fun to Milwaukee
Doesn't Milwaukee's Bastille Days festival feel like our collective reward for making it through another Summerfest?
No tickets, no hand stamps, no lakefront road construction to navigate. Just music, food and adult beverages in the lovely East Town neighborhood. »Read Full Article(11)
Spooky 'Welcome to Night Vale' heading to Pabst Theater
Listeners may find it hard to pinpoint Night Vale on a map, but they've had no trouble finding it online.
Not long after the twice-monthly podcast began in June 2012, "Welcome to Night Vale" soared to the top tier of podcast popularity. »Read Full Article
'Bachelorette' gives Milwaukee its close-up
Homes across the nation got a fresh glimpse of Milwaukee Monday night as the city was featured on ABC's reality show, "The Bachelorette."
The show highlighted Milwaukee Public Market and Lakefront Brewery, where Waukesha native Nick Viall took bachelorette Andi Dorfman before they went to the suburbs to meet his family. »Read Full Article(3)
Reading the John Updike stories: 'My Uncle's Death'
I'm reading and commenting on a story from The Library of America's 'John Updike: The Collected Stories' each Wednesday until I finish the collection or give up.
John Updike submitted "My Uncle's Death," as much a sketch as a story, to The New Yorker in 1962. After that magazine turned it down, he published it in The Saturday Evening Post in 1963. While this story doesn't have the heft of "The Blessed Man of Boston, My Grandmother's Thimble, and Fanning Island," to mention one of his other stories about a death in the family, it's worth a read to see Updike work with such primal material. »Read Full Blog Post
On Tap Today: Sarah McLachlan and Elizabeth Gilbert
Milwaukee, you're better than ice cream.
If you don't know what we mean by that, then you really should go to this tonight. »Read Full Blog Post