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Sheryl Crow visits Build-A-Thon
Singer-songwriter Sheryl Crow visits the Habitat for Humanity AmeriCorps Build-A-Thon site to help promote the Blue Jeans Go Green campaign. PRNewswire-USNewswire/ — Ten years. Ten days. Ten homes. Ten-thousand jeans. On behalf of the Cotton Incorporated Blue Jeans Go Green™ denim recycling program, nine-time … Continue reading
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AmeriCorps volunteers building in New Orleans
Even 10 years after Hurricane Katrina hit the Gulf Coast, evidence of the destruction is still visible throughout the area! In the ongoing effort to help the area recover, Habitat for Humanity AmeriCorps members are building 10 new houses in … Continue reading
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Habitat for Humanity Kicks off Annual AmeriCorps Build-A-Thon
Habitat for Humanity kicked off its annual AmeriCorps Build-A-Thon this week in New Orleans with an opening ceremony which included a jazz band and a traditional “Second Line” procession. Over 600 volunteers will be building 10 houses during the two … Continue reading
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31st Annual Habitat for Humanity Carter Work Project Kicks Off in Dallas
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Best of Photojournalism
I recently had the pleasure of working behind the scenes of the National Press Photographers Association (NPPA)’s Best of Photojournalism (BOP) 2014 Contest Award Show & Education Festival in West Palm Beach, FL. My wife Angel & I spent two … Continue reading
Newspapers Still Alive and Well…
The obituary of newspapers has already written as major newspapers like the Detroit Free Press are laying off dozens of staff members (including their entire photo department). However, surprisingly (or not so surprisingly) thousands of papers across the country are … Continue reading
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Georgia On My Mind
Angel and I recently took a trip up to Atlanta to visit some friends (including Valerie & Mike Bean) and to see some sights including the Georgia Aquarium (which was incredible) and the World of Coca Cola (Angel’s nirvana). We … Continue reading
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I will leave THAT up to the Professionals.
Recently, a group of us from ACEL (Alachua County Emerging Leaders) spent a day building with our local Habitat for Humanity. It felt good to get out there and play with some power tools… Arrrr Arrrr Arrrr Arrrrh!!! I think … Continue reading
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No More Professional Photographers
Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer stated at a recent press conference, “There’s no such thing as Flickr Pro today because [with so many people taking photographs] there’s really no such thing as professional photographers anymore.” Needless to say, this comment set … Continue reading
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