GPS-enabled smart phone apps could lead to true love… or maybe even death. There are at least three different apps that help users find potential “love-interests” based on how close they are to the user at any given moment. Users simply log into the app, create a brief profile, upload a photo of themselves and […]
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The Mocha Monkey had a close encounter of the bizarre kind when he got caught up in the Carnaval parade in San Francisco’s Mission district in May. As a group of dancers passed by, one of the girls nabbed MM for a quick photo. Although it was love at first sight, MM quickly came back down
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Have you been a victim of identity theft? If not, it may just be a matter of time before you are. ID theft can be more than the inconvenience of disputing fraudulent charges on your credit card bill. For some, it can take YEARS to get your financial affairs back in order. Sheryl Harris of the
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Are you trying to get out of debt? My wife and I were – so we decided to do something about it. We took a class from Financial Peace University (FPU) – sponsored by Gateway West Church in Cleveland. What once seemed overwhelming is now quite manageable as we put into practice many of the
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Is it time to simplify your photography and ditch that fancy, new digital camera? The founders of The Impossible Project, headquartered in Vienna, Austria, think so. Recently they released its first color instant film, PX 70 Color Shade, designed for use in Polaroid SX 70 cameras. PX 70 Color Shade, the company says, is reminiscent of
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A gorgeous Sunday afternoon at Crystal Springs in North Ridgeville saw ten people accept Jesus Christ as their savior as they were baptized in the lake. Senior Pastor Geoff Schultz and Pastor of Youth and Care Ministries – Karen Cuy performed the baptisms at the North Olmsted Evangelical Friends Church annual picnic. Pastor Rich
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During the Mocha Monkey’s May trip to San Francisco, he met the conductor of one of the city’s world famous cable cars. After a little “monkeying around,” the conductor allowed MM to operate the grip handle which propels the cable car. From MM’s brief cable car history lesson, he learned that San Francisco first put them in service
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Last week, I was blessed with the opportunity to photograph my third member of the Liddy family from Olmsted Falls. Sean, like Donnie and Melanie before him, was fun to photograph. His confident manner was easy to capture in his portraits. Just like his parents, Teri and Don, Sean will be the kind of person to
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This post is in recognition of The 60th Anniversary of the Korean War. The years 2010-2013 mark the 60th anniversary of the Korean War. June 25, 1950 through July 27, 1953. Photos can have a completely different “feel” depending on when they are taken. A night scene can have a
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Recently, I had the opportunity to photograph Kara Solomon – a North Ridgeville High School senior who is truly a “free-spirit.” Kara’s energy and playfulness made the session “fly” by as seen in one of her portraits here. What made her session extra special is that she is one of our $350.00 senior portrait
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