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Phil Mickelson reacts after a disappointing third round of The Memorial Tournament at Muirfield Village Golf Club on May 31, 2008.
September 1953, Boston, Massachusetts, USA --- Comedian Phil Silvers relaxes with strippers in the dressing room of the Old Howard Burlesque House. --- Image by
Photo of our shop truck In Texas. 1995 Pete custom Phil-Co green with 8" stacks, 500 HP Detort backed with a 15 speed. We show it and pull oil rigs from our customers to the paint shop and back.More photos at Phil-Co.com.
Meetup w/ the Philly Strobist group, and some models. I called in my 2nd Cousin Chad and some of his friend to be extra models for us.
Special thanks to model Michelle, who did such a terrific job. I can't wait to have another shoot with her soon.
This is my favorite shot of the day!
Strobist info:
Nikon D200
SB-800 w/ Softliter umbrella
SB-80DX usually gelled
Volvo B10M Vanhool Alizee T8 new in 1995 to Clan (Skyways) Kyle Scotland then bought by Anslow in Pontypool burn out in the depot in 2005
The 2012 Northern California Cherry Blossom Festival.
Phil Ting (丁右立) is the Assessor-Recorder of the city and county of San Francisco.[1]
Phil Ting was appointed San Francisco's Assessor-Recorder in 2005 by then-Mayor Gavin Newsom, becoming San Francisco’s highest-ranking Chinese-American official at the time. He began his career as a real estate financial adviser at Arthur Andersen and CB Richard Ellis. Ting had a history of civil rights advocacy. While in office Ting has launched successful programs, such as GoSolarSF [2] that has created hundreds of green-collar jobs and attracted new businesses to the city, and ChinaSF that has expanded the trade program by attracting Pacific Rim companies[3].
Phil Ting is a advocate and activist in the Government 2.0 movement. In 2010, he launched Reset San Francisco[4], an online community that using new media to engage San Franciscans to get engage and participate in the conversation on how to improve their community and to keep government more accountable. As San Francisco's Assessor-Recorder, he reformed the once-troubled agency and increased efficiency, helping generate an additional $290 million to fund the city's vital services.
In February 2012, Assessor Phil Ting commissioned the nation’s first real study of mortgage fraud that has spurred national action [5] to protect homeowners from wrongful foreclosure [6].
Ting is a graduate of UC Berkeley and John F. Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University.
REFERENCE: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phil_Ting
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