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LIFE SENTENCE - Christopher W. Morris, 26, of Newark reacts after receiving a sentence of life without parole for continuous sexual assault of a minor.
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Allen Prue sentencing at the Caledonia County Courthouse on Wednesday, Dec. 17, 2014. (Photo by Michael Beniash/Caledonian-Record)
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Photography in truth isn't just a passing fancy, or a glance at the moment it is a way of communication. There are stories to be told. Some chose letters to create words to form a platform of sentences to tell their story. Still others might choose painting, dance, music, or clay, but I have chosen to take moments created and capture them at those precise moments called "in between." Unconsioulsy, I have always observed this world at those seconds between point A to B as being where the truth really resides. It is there that my clients yearn to be heard in the second of a click from my camera. Life isn't always about posing an illusion, more often than not it is about those times in between a heart beat and the kiss or the eyes and the tear. This is me, this is who I am. I am a storyteller. I am a photographer.-- Allyson Song River Jaynes of CowGirlZen
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It reads "The new monkey is a type of mangabey, though its distinctive honk-bark is very different from the whoop-gobble of other mangabeys."
Rough ideas for the look of the sentencing room, where Jennon's eyes are plucked out. This mostly deals with the table apparatus.
Translation: "It is a rat, but I am mat."
When I put Elly down for a nap, Maya waits for me to do phonics with her by sitting at her little Grandpa-crafted table and chairs and playing with letter magnets. (She chose these magnets; I offered her dress-up doll magnets, but she didn't want them!) These are the sentences she decided to write, on her own.