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2011 Multimedia Immersion organizer Seth Ginter conducts a coaches meeting during the National Press Photographers Association 2011 Multimedia Immersion workshop at the S.I. Newhouse School for Public Communications at Syracuse University on Tuesday, May 17, 2011. Photo by Mike De Sisti / MDESISTI@JOURNALSENTINEL.COM
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Nokia_PT-6: Klokkeslett: 13:00 21.04.2017. Gjeldende temperatur: 5 C. Tidsinnstilling for bilde.
Breakfast. :D I won't eat the whole thing for breakfast, but I WILL probably finish it today. :/
This is:
Trader Joe's pizza dough (we used to make our own, but theirs is about $1.50 for this much dough, so we just buy it now)
Trader Joe's chicken andouille sausage (one and a half links)
One medium zucchini from our garden
Some basil from our garden
Seven cherry tomatoes, also from our garden (I usually just use regular sized tomatoes, but none of them were ripe today)
I prepped the dough as per their instructions, but let it rise a little longer than they said to because Arie kept crying. Then I smeared it with olive oil, sprinkled it with garlic salt, and threw the rest of the stuff on as fast as I could while I bounced Arie and fed him a bottle at the same time. The End. :)
Grey Gangsta, Fred Radtke, King of Worthless Graffiti, Stealer of Grant Money for Murals as an Abatement Program, has struck again in the LGD. Last seen by an anonymous source pulling down a NOLA RISING sign @ the corner of St Mary & Camp dat read 'Be Generous' & threw it da trash, he's recently been dubbed 'the sloppiest tagger in America' by Spray U.k. IN Nola he is The Grinch Who Stole Color.
This program prepares students to create Web sites and pages, images, graphics, and other communications materials for the World Wide Web. Using industry-standard software, students learn how to construct and upload pages for Web sites. They study Internet theory, design elements, Web animation, project management and audio-video for multimedia.