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4 second exposure of the East Bound BART train arriving at the Civic Center Station in San Francisco.
Bart is a standard poodle, beautifully coiffed so as to look like a real dog and not something frou-frou off a skirt in the 1950s. He's nine years old. His owner told me the story of how they got him:
Nine years ago, they were thinking about getting a dog sometime in the next year or so. They decided to go visit a breeder in Milwaukee just to check her out. The night before they were to go visit the breeder, they came home from a date and the babysitter was watching the Simpsons. Later that evening, the husband asked his wife, "What would we name a dog if we get one?" She answered off the top of her head, flashing on the Simpsons, "Bart", and they both had a good laugh. The next day they went to the breeder and she must have thought they were planning on getting a dog that day. She asked if they had a preference between male and female and they said male. The breeder said "I only have one male left. Come here, Bart!" The husband and wife looked at each other and realized that they were destined to take this dog. And they lived happily ever after.
UNCLE VANYA by Anton Chekov
Directed by Ron Van Lieu, YSD Acting Chair
Scenic Design by Jung Griffin
Costume Design by Valérie Thérèse Bart
Lighting Design by Ji-Youn Chang
Sound Design by Jennifer Johnson
Yale School of Drama Acting Project
Bart Schutz @ ConvCon Berlin: Deep dive into #effective #online persuasion #techniques on #emetrics #convcon #conference
A number of human figures, but no faces. See also www.flickr.com/photos/35588593@N05/14996922040/ and www.flickr.com/photos/35588593@N05/14996824119/ .