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		<pubDate>Sun, 14 Sep 2008 09:22:30 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[The past few days have been decent I suppose. I&#8217;ve done a number of high school sporting events lately and a ton of other stuff as well. Last night I was up for the better (and worst) part of the night monitoring the situation with Hurricane Ike and Houston from here in Baltimore. How amazing [...]]]></description>
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The past few days have been decent I suppose. I&#8217;ve done a number of high school sporting events lately and a ton of other stuff as well. Last night I was up for the better <em>(and worst)</em> part of the night monitoring the situation with Hurricane Ike and Houston from here in Baltimore. How amazing is this Internet we have? I was able to simultaneously stream all 4 major Houston news outlets&#8217; coverage in real time throughout the night. Things got really hairy down there and there was a lot of devastation and damage done, but my home in Clear Lake was spared and did not even lose power. On the flip-side, I was born on Galveston Island so it was pretty tough seeing all of the destruction out there. A lot of childhood memories destroyed. I hope everything gets worked out for them soon. My journalistic side really wanted to be out there in the middle of everything making images, but things don&#8217;t always work out that way. Instead, today, I photographed a neighborhood ice cream party and some soccer. I went into the first assignment picturing tons of kids with ice cream, but I was disappointed to find only a few people there. After spending some time with the families and people at the event I began to understand that I shouldn&#8217;t let the feeling of disappointment creep until before I step foot into the assignment. The people in this community and most that I have met out here are all so great. They offered me drinks, food, TV, ice cream, and just about everything else under the sun and their excuse was, <em>&#8220;we are mothers, we make sure you&#8217;re taken care of.&#8221;</em> Good stuff. The above image is from a muddy soccer game I photographed yesterday evening. I think I&#8217;ve been consistent in the past few days, making images that are solid and good, everyday work, but I really have yet to get anything super stellar that I really feel solid about. I need to get out and exercise my personal vision more. Maybe the Colorpack will hold the answer? Who knows.<br />
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