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This Semester
Wednesday, January 12th, 20112010: The Year in Pictures – New York Times
Sunday, December 26th, 2010Haunting similarities between the images of earthquake ravaged Haiti and Katrina ravaged New Orleans. Click here for Times link.
Suspicious Package at Herald Square
Monday, December 20th, 2010
Looking South on Sixth Avenue, Herald Square.
After arriving at the Herald Square area about 1:30 p.m. from a doctor’s appointment – I biked in from Second Avenue and East 36th Street – and planning to hop the PATH back to Jersey City, and then seeing all the NYPDs coming into the area and POs roping off corners, and wondering what catastrophe was in the works until I heard a PO bark at a bunch of people to “move back” and maybe hearing something like, QMfE, “You don’t want to be near here … bomb,” or something like that, I started scurrying for a good shot.
I Really Hate It …
Sunday, December 19th, 2010
… When They Wrap Themselves Around the Pole
And many of my students wouldn’t even “see” this scene.
Meanwhile, Further Down Kennedy Boulevard West, Heading to Bayonne (About the Same Time As the Alert at Journal Square) …
Monday, September 13th, 2010… About Five Minutes from Journal Square …
... Another Squad of First Responders Were Wrapping Up a Run
First Responders Seemed Everywhere, Yet, Facts Were Scarce Though Traffic Was Jammed and Crowds Were Moderate
Monday, September 13th, 2010About 4:15 p.m. this date: The scene at the Journal Square Transportation Center, Jersey City, New Jersey.
Looking East on Kennedy Boulevard West @ Tonnele Avenue Patrol Car Road Block
Looking West @ Bergen Avenue and Kennedy Boulevard, Journal Square
The Latest Howard Monath Dispatch From Bangkok
Saturday, May 29th, 2010Via facebook
Pictures by Howard Monath
Q: Want to wrap up?
A: Let me write a wrap-up in a few days (middle of week or so). The curfew ends today, I can start going out to talk to a few people. A lot of ‘experts’ expect this to turn into a series of guerilla attacks , but now there is a very uneasy calm. Also, the Thai government has been arresting foreigners who they say were “outside agitators.” One English bloke is facing a possible death penalty for ‘exhorting’ the crowd to burn down the Central World Mall.
5 hours ago [8:37 a.m. EST]
Edited for style
The Press at the Tribeca Film Festival: Some Observations
Tuesday, April 27th, 2010Coming soon here and hunterword.com. Some limited insights. A few pictures for a tease. Shots taken at the Red Carpet World Premiere and Panel Discussion, The Other City. “In every city, including the capital of the most powerful country in the world, there is another city, a city of forgotten people and unspeakable shame.”
About the ravages of AIDS/HIV in the poor areas of Washington D.C.
Photographers. Primarily but not exclusively online entertainment publications. Two good quotes, QMfE, "If I'm here, you know this ain't front page stuff," and, "We do this for the money."
Begged to Be Published Even If Late
Monday, November 9th, 2009
PATH to Jersey City, Halloween, 2009
WORD Editor on the Road – Slow Postings Last Several Days
Friday, May 28th, 2010In Lawrence, Kansas, Visiting Family
Just the typical car fire in a Lawrence, KS, Walmart parking lot.
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Tags:car fires, KU ticket scandal, Rutgers University, Rutgers University athletic scandal, University of Kansas, Walmart
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