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There is a shift under way that could change photojournalism. Digital single-lens reflex cameras (DSLR) now capture high-definition video, and top photographers are using them with amazing success. National Press Photographers Association President Bob Carey tells me, "I believe that DSLRs are becoming the standard in the camera industry, and the ability of shooting video will become a necessity for photojournalists. I've heard more photojournalists say that they are being asked to shoot video, and thes  

Armed with big city culinary experience, Andy oversaw the diner for several years. Eventually, Andy needed to attend to family matters in the Bay Area and decided to lease out the business. During this interlude, the diner slipped in quality.

We care about the food, but what we really care about is the people   -Bud Haley

 

The retired Wyckoff school teacher and 11 other New Jersey women say they have nothing to hide when it comes to raising awareness about prostate cancer — and have backed it up by shedding their clothes for a calendar promoting awareness. "It's a little risqué, but very tasteful," said Gartner, 71. The 2010 calendar, titled "Stand By Your Man: 12 Women in Support of a Cure for Prostate Cancer," went on sale this month.

My idea was to make sure the imagery had a sense of humor   -Bob Carey

 

There's a growing online audience for Mozart's encouraging words. 17,000 were resettled this year, up from just 202 in 2006 _ but the refugees are arriving in the midst of a dire economic crisis with few job prospects and only a few months of federal assistance before they're left to fend for themselves. Iraqis who are approved for resettlement often flee death threats and torture only to find a new set of fears in their U.S. sanctuaries: lack of employment, alienation, language barriers and concern over

are a good thing because they’re not filtered. It’s an accurate depiction of life in the States   -Bob Carey

 

There's a growing online audience for Mozart's encouraging words. After years of backlog, the United States is admitting Iraqis in record numbers - 17,000 were resettled this year, up from just 202 in 2006 - but the refugees are arriving in the midst of a dire economic crisis with few job prospects and only a few months of federal assistance before they're left to fend for themselves. Iraqis who are approved for resettlement often flee death threats and torture only to find a new set of fears in their U

are a good thing because they're not filtered. It's an accurate depiction of life in the States   -Bob Carey

 

The National Press Photographers Association is warning photojournalists who will be covering the upcoming G20 Summit in Pittsburgh, PA, to be aware that local law enforcement has stated that the media will be "treated no differently than the public" when they issue an order to disperse. In other words, photojournalists are just as eligible for arrest as anyone else on the streets, including protesters and other civilians. The G20 Summit will be held at the David L. Lawrence Convention Center on Septe

One of our goals in offering to operate as an ombudsman and liaison for the law enforcement agencies was to help educate them on ways to deal with journalists in a difficult crowd control situation   -Bob Carey

 

If you guessed Robyn Carey Allgeyer, former communications director at Princeton City Schools, you were correct. There isn't room to write about all she's done and is doing. She created strategic marketing for the Children's Theatre of Cincinnati and the Nashville Opera.  

Skagit River salmon intent on spawning got some significant human visitors on Monday. U.S. Rep. Rick Larsen, County Commissioner Sharon Dillon, scientists and conservationists converged on Illabot Creek to tour what they hope will become a wild and scenic river, with all the benefits that designation would bestow on the fish. The tour group came across a pool that was teeming with pink salmon.

It’s one of the few places where you can still conjure up the image of walking across the creek on the backs of the salmon   -Bob Carey

 

The Connector Board met today for the first of three meetings during which they will set new affordability standards, and premiums and cost-sharing for Commonwealth Care and Commonwealth Choice (see materials here ). Affordability and cost control generated intense debate. Staff proposals on the affordability schedule and CommCare copays were scrutinized – Board members debated state cost, financial impact on consumers, and the crowd-out threat.