The News Review:
- Review photo gallery and backstage audio.
- What’s n: Galleries
- Web accusers warned: You can be traced
- Google Street View: wild and wacky
- Picturing The District f Yesteryear nline
Review photo gallery and backstage audio.
Free with registration – Detroit Free Press – AccessMyLibrary.com – Sep 13, 2007
(13-SEP-07) Detroit Free Press (Detroit MI). 13–There are Detroit music stars. There are Detroit music icons. And then there is Stevie Wonder. Returning to his old stomping grounds for a Wednesday show at Meadow B.
What’s n: Galleries
Toronto Star – Sep 13, 2007
905-593-0111): "Photo Reflections" show has works by Chris Higgins Moe Laverty Christine Mika Melodie Ng and others; on display to Sept. Georgia Scherman Projects (300 Campbell Ave. # 307 416-554-4112): "Putting Pictures on Paper" has works by Milton Avery Cecily Brown Eric Fischl Tony Scherman and others… "Cloth that Shook The World" is on display to ct. 7; "You Wenfeng: Fish Skin Clothing" features a child's clothing made from 25 salmon; on display to Sept 28. Toronto Image Works Gallery (80 Spadina Ave. #207 416-703-1999): "Forsaken" features photographs by Lana Slezic depicting the lives of Afghan women and girls. 6 (book launch Sept.
Web accusers warned: You can be traced
New Zealand Herald – Sep 13, 2007
Augustine Borrell’s grieving friends have begun tagging fences in his memory – but police say it is not the sort of commemoration the dead teen would have wanted. Yesterday as the page where allegations about who killed the 17-year-old was pulled from the Bebo site a new one appeared in memory of the Auckland Grammar School student. ne page has a photo gallery which includes at least three pictures of fences and buildings daubed with the words “R. In one of the pictures a large group of uniformed Auckland Grammar students hold pictures of the dead teen in front of a wall that has been tagged with white spraypaint. Underneath the picture it says “The Boyz.
Google Street View: wild and wacky
Canada.com – Sep 13, 2007
As you’ll see in this Photo Gallery of images captured from the service Ms. Stoddard might have a valid point. What follows are some of the invasive the scary and the downright bizarre pictures that Google’s new service is preserving for eternity. Many of these Street View links were found through a Vancouver-based website whose users submit and vote on strange findings in Google Street View.
Picturing The District f Yesteryear nline
Washington Post – Sep 13, 2007
The District Department of Transportation recently added 25 images to its nascent online historical photo gallery providing decades-old views of locations throughout the city including two dandy shots of Near Southeast. ne is from 1949 showing M Street at about 10th Street looking east (before the 11th Street Bridge flyovers were built). The other is of South Capitol Street just south of N looking south toward the Douglass Bridge circa 1957 showing the raised approach that was demolished this summer. There are a couple of buildings in the 1957 photo that are still standing although one of them will be demolished soon to make way for Camden Development’s new residential project at 1325 South Capitol St. But I’m surprised to see that the.