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Coverage from MFest 2011 in Las Vegas, Nevada. Great weekend. Amazing cars. Gorgeous weather. Can't wait for MFest 2012!

 

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Taken during Champlain College Commencement’s event coverage photos at Champlain Valley Exposition in Essex Junction on Saturday May 14 2022. (Logan Hall-Potvin / Vermont Special Events Photographer)

Taken during Champlain College Commencement’s event coverage photos at Champlain Valley Exposition in Essex Junction on Saturday May 14 2022. (Logan Hall-Potvin / Vermont Special Events Photographer)

Taken during Champlain College Family Weekend’s event coverage photos at Champlain College in Burlington on Saturday October 22 2022. (Logan Hall-Potvin / Vermont Special Events Photographer)

General photos during the 2014 MomoCon animation and gaming convention on Saturday, May 24, 2014 in Atlanta. (Paul Abell/AP Images for MomoCon)

My full write up for "Fitted Life" on this event can be found here.

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Minister of Health Dr Joe Phaahla delivering a keynote Address during the Department of Health in collaboration with the World Health Organization's high-level Universal Health Coverage (UHC) seminar held at Birchwood Hotel in Borksburg.

 

The seminar held under the theme: “Build the World We Want: A Healthy Future for All”, which serves as a clarion call for all people to access quality health services without financial hardship. [Photo: GCIS]

Taken during Champlain College Family Weekend’s event coverage photos at Champlain College in Burlington on Saturday October 22 2022. (Logan Hall-Potvin / Vermont Special Events Photographer)

Taken during Champlain College Family Weekend’s event coverage photos at Champlain College in Burlington on Saturday October 22 2022. (Logan Hall-Potvin / Vermont Special Events Photographer)

What would it take to get convince Walgreen's to return to downtown Flint, perhaps to the site of the old Perry Drug store?

 

When my photo memory card ran out (!!) during my last night in Flint this past August, I had to drive all the way to Rite Aid on Court St. & Dort Hwy. to buy another one.

 

This Perry Drug closed in the 1980's. Since then, there is now student housing downtown, loft space with homes and businesses, and other goings-on, which I feel would justify another look at additional convenient retail in downtown Flint.

 

Parking in downtown Flint is *no longer an issue*, now with myriad lots and parking garages in convenient places.

 

(Think about it, Walgreen's.)

 

Downtown Flint, Michigan

Back to the Bricks 2011

Photo documentation of Paint Louis, in coverage for stlmag.com.

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General photos during the 2014 MomoCon animation and gaming convention on Saturday, May 24, 2014 in Atlanta. (Paul Abell/AP Images for MomoCon)

Taken during Champlain College Family Weekend’s event coverage photos at Champlain College in Burlington on Saturday October 22 2022. (Logan Hall-Potvin / Vermont Special Events Photographer)

Taken during Champlain College Family Weekend’s event coverage photos at Champlain College in Burlington on Saturday October 22 2022. (Logan Hall-Potvin / Vermont Special Events Photographer)

Taken during Champlain College Family Weekend’s event coverage photos at Champlain College in Burlington on Saturday October 22 2022. (Logan Hall-Potvin / Vermont Special Events Photographer)

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Caravan to Remember Victims of Lack of Health Care Coverage Goes Through

Binghamton, Cortland, and Utica

 

Starting in Binghamton at the First Presbyterian Church, 42 Chenango St.

with a solidarity welcome by Pastor Monica Styron on the steps of her church

at 10 a.m., Councilwoman Lea Webb facilitated the event. The Reverend Fred

Brooks, Jr., guided a spirited group with words of remembrance for health

care tragedies, hope for health care reform this year, and prayers for the

decision makers to do the right thing. Rev. Brooks tolled a bell 5 times in

memory of the tragic deaths resulting from the horror of lack care due to

lack of health insurance. Peg Schadt of Johnson City and Mary Lou Harvey of

Binghamton underscored this with their stories of losing loved ones because

the health insurance industry is not set up for treatment, but rather for

profits.

 

The caravan hit the road up I-81 to Cortland, joining another spirited

group. The ceremony was repeated with bell ringing and speeches. Cortland

activists and clergy participated in front of the Unitarian Universalist

Church, 3 Church St., Cortland. Speakers included Rev. Barbara Blom Pastor

of Preble Congregational Church. Rev. Vicki Johnson Pastor of Chenango Forks

Congregational Church and Executive Director of Cortland County Council of

Churches, Pastor Nate Wright Senior Pastor of God's Lighthouse of Praise

Church Cortland and Chaplain at Cortland County Jail, Rev Rich Rose, Pastor

of First Baptist Church of Ithaca, and Ruth Grunberg activist in Cortland.

 

Afterwards, we marched and chanted -"What do we want? Health care! When do

we want it? Now! We marched to Congressman Mike Arcuri's office at 16 Church

Street to deliver 1500 petition signatures supporting health care reform

that gives the people a public option. Lea Webb delivered the petitions to

Bob Messenger of Arcuri's office who expressed sympathy for the need for

health care reform. After a cordial visit, the unstoppable caravan got back

on the road, off to give Utica the same treatment as Binghamton and

Cortland.

 

Service of Remembrance and Hope

 

October 20, 2009

 

Welcome

 

Opening Remarks

 

We are gathered in this attractive setting because in the midst of our

nation's intense debate about health care reform, the 45,000 people who die

needlessly each year for lack of needed health care are invisible to our

lawmakers. They are invisible to representatives of the media. They are

invisible to many in our communities. But they are not just statistics,

Those who have died are our mothers and fathers, our brothers and sisters,

our children, our neighbors, and our co-workers. We share with them a common

humanity through the sacred act of creation, and are called to remember them

even thought we as a nation have not accepted our shared responsibility to

provide healing and compassionate care.

 

Call to Prayer and Unison Prayer

 

In the sacred bonds of our common humanity, we give thanks for the life that

we share and for our calling to care for each other. Gracious God, we

acknowledge that we have failed to care for every member of our human

family, and have not ensured that all may receive the health care they need

for the life that you intend. We pray for forgiveness for hearts that have

been slow to feel another's pain, for hands that have been still when a

caring touch was needed, and for voices that have remained silent while

millions suffer for lack of health care. Amen.

 

A Statement of Concern

 

In this one hour, five people will die needlessly somewhere in the United

States because they lack needed health care. We toll a bell five times in

remembrance of these persons. ... The sound of the bell, however, also

represents millions of others whose lives have been lost or compromised

because of our broken health system. If we listen with sensitivity, we will

hear stories of the victims of this broken system, the victims of the

deafness and insensitivity of many of our elected representatives in this

defining moment in our nation's history, the victims for whom we pray in

this hour. We pray also for our elected representatives who have the

knowledge about what our nation needs, but who lack the moral courage to

stand up for vulnerable Americans. Our hearts ache for those who have died,

for those who are dying, for the family members who endure the pain of the

suffering of loved ones. Our hearts ache for elected representatives who

know not what they do as thousands die needlessly and millions more suffer.

 

Unison Response

 

We remember our brothers and sisters who have died for lack of needed health

care. May the valleys and the burdens of sickness and disease be conquered

when we raise our voices of faith to the simple, moral, and merciful

imperative of caring for one another.

 

Unison Call to Hope and Action

 

In hope let us commit to changing our broken health care system; to

challenge our elected leaders with the moral call for compassionate reform;

to urge them to stand up with courage to fight the dangers of the status

quo; to transcend the sins of greed and of profits earned at the cost of

denying needed care; and to create a health care future that includes

everyone and works well for all of us.

 

Benediction

 

Leader : Let our light shine, let our voices be heard!

 

All: Let our light shine, let our voices be heard!

 

Go in peace, with renewed commitment to working for a health care future

that is inclusive, accessible, affordable, and accountable.

 

Rev. Fred Brooks - www.faithfulreform.org

Miami Source Magazine Cover

Taken during Champlain College Family Weekend’s event coverage photos at Champlain College in Burlington on Saturday October 22 2022. (Logan Hall-Potvin / Vermont Special Events Photographer)

Taken during Champlain College Commencement’s event coverage photos at Champlain Valley Exposition in Essex Junction on Saturday May 14 2022. (Logan Hall-Potvin / Vermont Special Events Photographer)

During PBS’ Election Coverage session at the TCA Winter Press Tour in Pasadena, CA on Wednesday, January 4, 2012, NEED TO KNOW anchor Jeff Greenfield, PBS NEWSHOUR correspondent and director of digital partnerships Hari Sreenivasan, PBS NEWSHOUR senior correspondent and NEED TO KNOW anchor Ray Suarez, FRONTLINE senior producer Raney Aronson-Rath, PBS NEWSHOUR senior correspondent Judy Woodruff (via satellite), PBS NEWSHOUR senior correspondent and WASHINGTON WEEK moderator Gwen Ifill (via phone) and PBS senior vice president and chief TV programming executive John Wilson discuss PBS' 2012 election coverage.

All photos in this set should be credited to Rahoul Ghose/PBS.

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Abercrombie & Fitch Article

Taken during Champlain College Family Weekend’s event coverage photos at Champlain College in Burlington on Saturday October 22 2022. (Logan Hall-Potvin / Vermont Special Events Photographer)

Taken during Champlain College Commencement’s event coverage photos at Champlain Valley Exposition in Essex Junction on Saturday May 14 2022. (Logan Hall-Potvin / Vermont Special Events Photographer)

Taken during Champlain College Family Weekend’s event coverage photos at Champlain College in Burlington on Saturday October 22 2022. (Logan Hall-Potvin / Vermont Special Events Photographer)

For your post-Book Expo America wrap-up coverage...

 

The New York Times kicked off the BEA with a packed party at Buddha Bar

Thursday night. More than 400 literati mingled with Times Book Review editor Sam

Tanenhaus and execs Denise Warren and Alexis Buryk. Notable attendees

included the AAP’s Pat Schroeder; authors Janet Evanovich, James Atlas, Stephen J.

Cannell, Scott Turow and Tom Perotta; and publishing

powerhouses Morgan Entrekin, and Carolyn Reidy among others.

 

Attached please find a series of photos from the party with captions below.

 

Please let me know if you need any other information.

 

Captions for Attached Images (left to right):

 

#9442: Quinne Rogers (Associate Manager, Advertising, Bantam Dell), Brant

Janeway (Director, Advertising, Bantam Dell), Laura Sonnenfeld, (advertising

director, The New York Times), Alexis Buryk (senior vice

president, advertising, The New York Times), Denise F. Warren (senior vice

president, chief sdvertising officer, The New York Times), Kerrie Gillis

(advertising director, The New York Times)

 

#9461: Sam Tanenhaus (editor, The New York Times Book Review) and Pat

Schroeder (President and Chief Executive Officer, Association of American

Publishers)

 

#9529: Dwight Garner (senior editor, The New York Times Book Review), Janet

Evanovich (author) and Stephen J. Cannell (author)

 

#9631: Susan Reich (President, Publisher's Group West), Carolyn K. Reidy

(President, Simon & Schuster Adult Publishing) and Mark Gompertz (Executive Vice

President and Publisher, Touchstone Fireside)

 

#9647: Ivan Held (President, G.P. Putnam's Sons), Lee Boudreaux (Editorial

Director, Ecco) and Adam Rothberg (Vice President, Corporate Communications,

Simon & Schuster)

 

All best,

 

Pamela Cannon

Cannon Literary Services

917-930-1685

CannonLitServ@aol.com

General photos during the 2014 MomoCon animation and gaming convention on Saturday, May 24, 2014 in Atlanta. (Paul Abell/AP Images for MomoCon)

Tint World Coverage of SEMA's 2010 Auto Show

jeez, these network affiliate anchors keep getting younger and younger. and no journalism anywhere on that resume! here we have them attempting election coverage. judging from the look on these two i'd say their favorite candidates, adam savage and jamie hyneman, are out of the race.

Taken during Champlain College Family Weekend’s event coverage photos at Champlain College in Burlington on Saturday October 22 2022. (Logan Hall-Potvin / Vermont Special Events Photographer)

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News coverage of Afghanistan has focused almost entirely on the war, leaving much of the country’s population – particularly women and girls – out of the headlines. The news isn’t good: Afghanistan has one of the highest maternal mortality rates in the world; girls on their way to school risk being assaulted; and youth face persistent low-level violence in cities and the countryside. Bringing together experts from a diversity of disciplines and policy areas, this half-day conference examined how women and youth have fared during a decade of conflict, and the challenges and opportunities that they face in Afghanistan’s uncertain future.

 

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