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Olivia answers questions after speaking to the Economic Club of Canada about her plan for innovative economic development in the city. (Photo by Cathy Ord)
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Interview here:
Make up: Keiko Mizoguchi
Stylism: Argelia Teo
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so, Paul Wellington, aka Luap31 was nice enough to ask yours truly for an interview for his blog Archbrick.
and you can find the whole uncensored interview here
She'd knocked regardless. No way was she putting to waste the time she'd spent through the night steam cleaning her best suit, polishing her smartest heels...
More of the story blogged on Eclectic Equations here...
I like to take pictures and to present them - now there's an interview, introducing me, sorry to say: in German language - but the photos there don't need any translation, isn't it? www.happyphoton.de/2009/10/08/interview-dietmar-fritze/ + but because I've been asked, what is your favorite photographer: here is, what I've written on INGE MORATH
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Innsbruck, Austria - January 11, 2012: Shannon Abeda, Alpine skier from Eritrea poses for a photo at Patscherkofel in Innsbruck, Austria, January 11, 2012. The first Winter Youth Olympic Games takes place in Innsbruck on January 13-22.
Photo by Liao Yujie/Xinhua/IOC Hand out Photo
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Carmen tells me about life
excerpt from Carmen's interview (part of the Waianae Homeless Beach Photo/Stories Project):
"I’ll tell you a story for real.
I smoke drugs. Where do you want me to start?
Born and raised Waianae, local girl. I have a twin, a brother. It’s cool, but he should’ve been a girl. And my family is well known down here. I haven’t lived down here for like 10 years. I have two kids. My daughter is 19 and my son is 16, but I never raised them cause I chose drugs. Over my kids. The father of my kids, he died. 12 years ago. He was 20 years older than me. I was 15, he was 35. What brings me to the beach? I love the ocean. I don’t live here. I live in Waianae. I have a house, but I prefer the beach. I’m 36, I’m married but my husband is incarcerated. We don’t have kids together- me and my husband. Been married 7 years, but we been together for 10. He’s not from here. He’s white, he’s a white dude. He looks like he’s in the military.
I lived on my own since I was 15. I started smoking drugs when I was 12. Weed when I was younger, but started smoking Ice when I was 12. When I was 16 I was shooting heroine. I whitnessed two murders. My first love- he got shot in the head in front of me. And a friend of mine got shot. It was drugs. I was incarcerated, I did 5 years. Me and my mom. I used to be bad. I used to rob. I Just moved back out here like 3 weeks ago, my husband had to go back to jail, and I was working but I got fired. It was a good job, I liked the job- it was cash that’s why. But my boss didn’t like me. Fuck that. Anyway, I had to move out from my apartment cause…. Well my husband he turned himself in, well I don’t know if he turned him- I don’t know what the fuck, but he got incarcerated again. Next month he maxes out. From 18-28 he was locked up. And then he came out and we met in a program when we both came out, and then we got together. We were together for 2 years and then we got married. And then he went back in for 4 more years. (What for?) He’s a sex offender. And then, he’s really smart. He doesn’t do drugs. He’s not a fucking rapist or anything, you know what I mean? It’s just…at the time. He was with the girl and they made an example out of him."
I've got a three page interview in Radar magazine this month. Available from good places in Birmingham.
Designed by architect Mihn Hyun-jun (see English interview here), the newly opened National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, Seoul merges traditional, contemporary and modern architecture in one complex.
The museum incorporates not just one but two historical buildings, the Joseon Dynasty-era Jongchinbu (the ministry in charge of the royal family genealogy) and the old Defense Security Command building, built by the Japanese as a hospital during the colonial era but later used as a counterintelligence headquarters during Korea’s post-war military dictatorships.
Annabelle Gurwitch, author of the book Fired! : Tales of the Canned, Canceled, Downsized, and Dismissed, is interviewed in a small studio on the trade show floor.
EPA diver Chad Schulze is interviewed by the media after a video survey of the derelict vessel Onondaga in Seattle, WA. EPA divers worked to provide the State and USCG with information on the vessel's status so they could determine if oil pollution act funds should be used to remove it. For more information on the EPA dive team, see: www.epa.gov/region10/dive and www.facebook.com/EPADivers Photo by Sean Sheldrake, EPA.
For more information about this dive, see: www.epa.gov/region10/pdf/diveteam/onondaga_4_27_11.pdf