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The camera got so hot that it shut itself down

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November 3, 2010

Audio Content Reader –>[audio:101101.mp3] I might have broken some records last night as far as going to events, parties and photographs. I went to two galleries and I went to a one two-gig shift. I took about 380 photographs. The camera got so hot that it shut itself down. Well, the battery got hot so […]

Iron Workers Union, Mentertainment®, Sophie, crab bisque

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October 28, 2010

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Audio Content Reader –> [audio:101026.mp3] It’s night time. I have a small case of insomnia since I haven’t been drinking. But I’m getting a lot of stuff done. I guess I want to talk about my partner and mentor. Her name is Sophie. We met about 21 years ago when she owned a magazine called […]

Senior Citizens, a whole encyclopedia behind the wrinkled skin

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October 27, 2010

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Audio Content Reader –>[audio:101026-3.mp3] The weather’s just getting nicer. I think it’s 70 degrees, walking through this beautiful little town of Cranford. Something I want to talk about, back in the mid 70’s I was an exterminator for all the ghetto projects, senior citizen projects from Elizabeth. The ghetto project – that’s another whole story […]

Judging Karaoke at Karaoke Boho Bar

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October 21, 2010

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Audio Content Reader [audio:101012.mp3] Okay, anyone who’s around New York City at 7 o’clock, Wednesday night I’ll be at 186 West 4th Street, the Karaoke Boho Bar. 186 West 4th. I’m going to be a judge there, photographer. Every once in a while, I get lucky it’s a paid gig. Anyway, it should be a […]