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01:01Preserving Family Heirlooms, Treasures and Photographs
Family heirlooms, artifacts, treasures and photographs has a way of taking the family back down memory lane. These items help link generations together. How do you explain the feeling that comes over you when you hold your great, great grandmothers favorite hat or your great, great grandfather's work tools in your hands? It has been said that a picture is worth a thousand words, well now you have pictures of your family members from the late 1800s. The big questions that many familie
Tags: Antoinette Harrell Preserving Family Treasures Family Photographs Antiques in the Family Legacy Center of Louisiana
by antoinette harrell in Hobbies
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01:29
cities charging for taking photographs in parks
Oregon Update --
do you know that some cities can actually charge you and require a permit to take a picture in a public park?
also there is a new viral video [if I wanted America to fail] which just hit the Internet with some controversy that also got its twitter group deleted by twitter.
plus, should college football be banned?
For this and more tune in Monday 1 p.m. Pacific Time and call at 646-721-9887 and as always, your e-mails are welcome talk@KRBNradio.com
Tags: Eugene Oregon photographs football Oregon ducks if I wanted America to fail
by KRBN News Talk in Politics
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01:03
Episode 176: Fallujah Awakens with Bill Ardolino
How did the US Marine Corps and local tribal leaders turn the corner in Fallujah? Who were the people on the ground, Iraqi and American, who were the catalyst for the change that brought about a sea change in the tactical, operational, and strategic direction in Iraq?
Our guest for the full hour to discuss that and more will be author Bill Ardolino. We will use as a base of our discussion his new book, Fallujah Awakens: Marines, Sheikhs, and the Battle Against al Qaeda.
Bill is the associate editor of The Long War Journal. He was embedded with the U.S. Marine Corps, the U.S. Army, the Iraqi Army, and the Iraqi Police in Fallujah, Habbaniyah, and Baghdad in 2006, 2007, and 2008, and later with U.S. and Afghan forces in Kabul, Helmand and Khost provinces in Afghanistan. His reports, columns, and photographs have received wide media exposure and have been cited in a number of academic publications. He lives in Washington, DC.
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00:37
Mr Simpson's Day in Court
Mr Simpson said; he had gone to the hotel room to retrieve his belongings — including signed footballs and what he had thought were family photographs, including one of him with J. Edgar Hoover — after an auction dealer alerted him that they were being sold. He said his lawyer had told him that his method of retrieval was legal as long as he did not trespass or use force.
“It was my stuff,” “I followed what I thought was the law. I didn’t break into the room. I didn’t beat up anyone. I didn’t try to muscle anyone.”O J said(New York Times
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01:04
Rosetta Greek Life on the Street Photojournalist
NWP welcomes Seattle Photojounalist Rosetta Greek. Rosetta has made a name for herself with her candid photos "Perfect Strangers" Rosetta walks the streets of downtown Seattle and photographs people and writes their stories. Just people she passes on the street. Many are homeless but they share their interesting account of their lives.
Participaing in the "Global Project 365" Master Street Photographers are capturing people of the streets around the world through photos, one day at a time. A worldwide documentation through the viewfinder of life.
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Perfect-Strangers/136916653152828?fref=ts
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Tags: Seattle Photography Love Talk Compassion
by NorthwestPrime in Entertainment
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00:31
Part 2: Close-Up w/ Jacque Foreman of Foreman Graphics
Jacque Foreman is the Owner and Founder of Foreman Graphics. Established in 1972, her company’s mission is “to bring high quality graphics to individuals and small through mid-size businesses" as well as offer individually hand-created renderings of homes and commercial buildings with India ink on fine, Caslon water-color paper. Pet portraits are often done in quality color pencil on the same fine paper and people portraits are done in a combination of ink and pencil. Renderings and portraits are done from photographs.
Living by the motto, “where you always talk to the person who does the work,” which she learned is essential to ensuring the upmost quality and customer satisfaction. She handles all aspects of the business, including editing the weekly newsletter (for her Rotary Club), and creating logos, business stationery, graphic art, brochures and fliers.
Foreman Graphics brings a genuine interest in partnering with you to create a product that not only surpasses the competition, but also depicts a positive image for you and/or your company. With the ability to create designs, which are geared toward specific and targeted demographics, Jacque knows how to communicate through design.
In the local networking community, Jacque is known for her rhyming introductions – often referred to as 60-second commercials. These she performs for herself and for those for whom she substitutes at other BNI chapters. One of these rhymes has been published in Ivan Misner's book, Seven Second Marketing. As an addition to her business and to help her clients communicate better with their clients, Ms. Foreman is an independent distributor with SendOutCards and Comf5.
For more information visit www.foremangraphics.com or email foremangraphics@juno.com.
Tags: design creative marketing copywriting portrait
by Close Up Talk Radio in Design
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01:30
Healing with the Rainbow Rays with guest Meadow Linn
Alijandra welcomes back Meadow Linn, co-author with her mother, Denise Linn, of The Mystic Cookbook: The Secret Alchemy of Food. Meadow is a speaker, writer, and chef. A gourmet from birth, Meadow created her first dish when she was three years old. Meadow is the daughter of Denise Linn, world-renowned healer and teacher. When she was 18 years old, Meadow, a self-taught chef and lover of all things edible, started catering her mother’s retreats, which she’s been doing ever since. Meadow writes a blog called, Savor the Day, which is about life, love, and good food. She’s the co-author of Quest: A Guide for Creating Your Own Vision Quest and The Mystic Cookbook: The Secret Alchemy of Food. Her articles appear frequently in The Seattle Chinese Times and she’s a contributing writer to In Spirit magazine. Meadow finds great relaxation and solace behind the lens of her camera. Her photographs have been recognized both at the state and national level. www.MeadowLinn.comTags: Alijandra Meadow Linn mystic cookbook healthy eating feng shui kitchens
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00:45
A Mother's Worth: Celebrating Motherhood
Susan and Jenny discuss Susans newly published book, A Mothers Worth on this Mothers Day Special Show!
A Mother's Worth: Celebrating Motherhood is a soft cover, inspirational, all occasion, picture book for mothers of all ages written with simple, yet powerful, text and illustrated with heartwarming photographs.
It reaffirms that a mother's worth can't be calculated by examining her bank account. Mothers have many jobs to do for their families and their reward is in the form of love, not money.
The book promotes nurturing mothering. Because breastfeeding is a natural part of motherhood one image depicts an infant nursing. Ethnically diverse military families were primarily photographed for the book giving it special significance. A Mother’s Worth: Celebrating Motherhood is the perfect gift for mothers and grandmothers.
Tags: A Mothers Worth Susan Fierro-Baig Jenny Hatch Mamas in the Hood Mothers day
by MamasInHood in Moms and Family
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01:04
Global "Project 365" Photojournalist Rosetta Greek
NWP welcomes Seattle Photojounalist Rosetta Greek. Rosetta has made a name for herself with her candid photos "Perfect Strangers" Rosetta walks the streets of downtown Seattle and photographs people and writes their stories. Just people she passes on the street. Many are homeless but they share their interesting account of their lives. Part of the "Global Project 365" Master Street Photographers are capturing people of the streets around the world through photos, one day at a time.
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Perfect-Strangers/136916653152828?fref=ts www.facebook.com/northwestprime
Tags: Seattle Talk Love Photography Pike Place Market
by NorthwestPrime in Entertainment
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01:10
Holly Stephey & Mary Steinbacher Photography
MARY STEINBACHER Photography The art of life ! Mary’s background is in news photojournalism. Living in Napa Valley California Mary photographs vineyards, wineries, events both corporate and wedding, and people and families. Images have been published by National Geographic Books, and numerous magazines including Mountains Living, Sunset and Teton Home and stock photos used by many corporations such as Macy’s, Ford, Microsoft, Disney, Orvis, Tommy Hilfiger and Banana Republic. She has also done assignment work for the New York Times. Mary on the photography of Nature and People –“A perfect balance is created with the photography of nature and people. My time in our natural world offers a connection to a deep source of quiet inspiration and with people they share their energy and give of themselves by simply allowing me to photograph their lives as experienced – all the love, joy, playfulness, emotion and realism of life truly lived. Time in nature and time with people – it’s a perfect balance indeed. Some of her artwork will be showcased for the next six months at Chimney Rock. Of those, her most recent pieces include the photos that flourish the pages in Chelsea Prince’s new book, Rock and Vine, a collection of stories that reveals the lives and innovations of next generation changemakers in California’s wine country. Mary will be available for book signing, which a portion of the proceeds will go to non-profit organization Wine to Water. Mary Steinbacher has also been shooting weddings for 14 years. As a wedding photographer Her aim is to take wedding photography to a higher level and give it that extra spark.
http://marysteinbacher.com/
Tags: Photography Holly Stephey Red Velvet Media Mary Steinbacher Pop Culture
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02:00
Seeing the world through a different lens with Joey L.
Very few young commercial photographers have received as much attention and acclaim as Joey L. A professional photographer by age 16, Joey's career began shooting his friends' bands and evolved into shooting well-known television and movie ads as well as celebrity portratiture - all of which we would recognize today even if the "Joey L." name doesn't register with us. However, perhaps his greatest work to this day is not his commercial pursuits - but his pursuits in filming indigenous peoples in a new and different light. Those who follow their passion clearly light their own path, and this is evidently seen and heard throughout the third episode of SUMMER RAYNE OAKES Conversations where Joey L. expresses a holistic view of his own work, shares what he fears the most, and how he sees the world through a different lens. The episode touches upon his latest film (a recent Kickstarter success), People of the Delta, set in the Omo Valley of Southern Ethiopia as well as his percipient philosophy on getting to know the people he photographs.
Tags: Joey L photography culture life vision
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00:31
Close-Up Spotlights Jacque Foreman of Foreman Graphics
Jacque Foreman is the Owner and Founder of Foreman Graphics. Established in 1972, her company’s mission is “to bring high quality graphics to individuals and small through mid-size businesses" as well as offer individually hand-created renderings of homes and commercial buildings with India ink on fine, Caslon water-color paper. Pet portraits are often done in quality color pencil on the same fine paper and people portraits are done in a combination of ink and pencil. Renderings and portraits are done from photographs.
Living by the motto, “where you always talk to the person who does the work,” which she learned is essential to ensuring the upmost quality and customer satisfaction. She handles all aspects of the business, including editing the weekly newsletter (for her Rotary Club), and creating logos, business stationery, graphic art, brochures and fliers.
Foreman Graphics brings a genuine interest in partnering with you to create a product that not only surpasses the competition, but also depicts a positive image for you and/or your company. With the ability to create designs, which are geared toward specific and targeted demographics, Jacque knows how to communicate through design.
In the local networking community, Jacque is known for her rhyming introductions – often referred to as 60-second commercials. These she performs for herself and for those for whom she substitutes at other BNI chapters. One of these rhymes has been published in Ivan Misner's book, Seven Second Marketing. As an addition to her business and to help her clients communicate better with their clients, Ms. Foreman is an independent distributor with SendOutCards and Comf5.
Visit www.foremangraphics.com or email foremangraphics@juno.com.
Tags: graphics design copywriting marketing creative
by Close Up Talk Radio in Design
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