Bits and pieces of my family and extended family.
More to come on this young woman. Probably in an animated book about her competition for Bikini body sculpting.
Welcome to my blog. Click on the pictures below for a larger view. If you want to keep it, right click to save to your computer. All post that start with POST # are my originals.
Sunday, July 26, 2015
Saturday, July 25, 2015
One Happy Day
These will be focused around my daughter's wedding.
Even that out-of-focus shot can become a work of art.
Wedding preps offer some great shots.
Beautiful couple.
Don't ask me.
Another beautiful couple from the wedding party.
Is ev-erybody happy?
No question, these two are.
next one says it all.
Nuff said. LOL
My "Baby Girl".
The mother son Dance.
I was experimenting with the lighting effects.
Giving away the bride.
Thanks for being my guest.
Friday, July 24, 2015
Photoshopping again.
In the past, I've been using ready made frames for pictures. I have started making my own frames using a masking technique on some scenic photos. Hope you enjoy them.
I will post more on tomorrows page.
Tuesday, July 14, 2015
Darlene & Scott's Wedding Album
This has been a labor of love for my Baby Girl and new son.
They have a totally awesome bunch of friends and family.
Monday, July 13, 2015
Please vote for my grandson.
My grandson Has an amazing story behind this, Please vote for him. He lost 170 pounds and is re-sculpting his body to be a more fit and healthy human being.
Vote for Michael Holliman!
Vote for Michael Holliman!
I'm hoping to be chosen for this opportunity. If you have a chance while you are bored surfing Facebook give me a vote if you feel I should win.
Submit your photo and tell us why you should train with George Farah. You could win a trip to the 2015 Olympia & a training session with The Pro Maker, plus a year's worth of Human Evolution Supplements.
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It's free to vote, no downloads, and I promise it's virus and malware free. He is currently in the top 3. Please make this happen for him.
Friday, July 3, 2015
Have a Happy 4th of July
I sure hope we still have an Independance Day come 2016.
Senators and Representatives,
get off your bum and speak FOR the people. Stop letting government take out freedoms away one at a time.
Sunday, June 21, 2015
Thursday, April 16, 2015
TSA Agents Fired for Inappropriately Groping Passengers During Screenings
I'm suppose to fly up for my daughter's wedding, and just when I thought it was safe to fly .....
We have always had a critical eye on the
technology used by the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) at
our nation’s airports. We’re all for catching terrorists and stopping
the bad guys from sneaking weapons on planes, of course. But at the same
time, TSA scans make us highly vulnerable – especially the now-discontinued full naked body scans that exposed everything to a complete stranger. Any organization that uses technology to encroach on the privacy of U.S. citizens needs to hold itself to a high standard.
Unfortunately, the TSA screws up more often than we'd like,
violating that sacred trust. In its most recent incident, the agency
announced the firing of two screeners for improperly groping attractive
male passengers that passed through a checkpoint at Denver International
Airport, the Denver Post reported Tuesday.
In the scheme, a male screener would give a female screener a signal when he found a traveler to be attractive. The female screener would then press a button on a terminal to tell the scanning machine that the traveler was female. The automated scan would then detect an anomaly in the traveler’s genital region, prompting the male screener to initiate an illegal pat down and groping. This happened at least 10 times before a TSA investigator witnessed it firsthand on February 9 of this year, prompting the firing.
The TSA has issued a statement on the incident. It said: “The alleged acts are egregious and intolerable. TSA has removed the two officers from the agency. All allegations of misconduct are thoroughly investigated by the agency. And when substantiated, employees are held accountable.”
A TSA agent contacted the Denver police department’s sex crimes division about the incident. But because a specific victim could not be identified, prosecutors declined to file charges. Still, the case is under continued review, and other, non-sex related charges could be filed soon. “It’s possible that some other charge may be appropriate,” said Lynn Kimbrough, spokeswoman for the Denver district attorney.
If you’ve suffered misconduct at the hands of a TSA agent, it’s important that you contact the agency with your complaint to get justice and help protect other travelers. Those who feel their civil rights have been violated are encouraged to file a report with the TSA’s Office of Civil Rights and Liberties. You can access an online complaint form and learn more about the complaint resolution process by visiting the TSA website.
In the scheme, a male screener would give a female screener a signal when he found a traveler to be attractive. The female screener would then press a button on a terminal to tell the scanning machine that the traveler was female. The automated scan would then detect an anomaly in the traveler’s genital region, prompting the male screener to initiate an illegal pat down and groping. This happened at least 10 times before a TSA investigator witnessed it firsthand on February 9 of this year, prompting the firing.
The TSA has issued a statement on the incident. It said: “The alleged acts are egregious and intolerable. TSA has removed the two officers from the agency. All allegations of misconduct are thoroughly investigated by the agency. And when substantiated, employees are held accountable.”
A TSA agent contacted the Denver police department’s sex crimes division about the incident. But because a specific victim could not be identified, prosecutors declined to file charges. Still, the case is under continued review, and other, non-sex related charges could be filed soon. “It’s possible that some other charge may be appropriate,” said Lynn Kimbrough, spokeswoman for the Denver district attorney.
If you’ve suffered misconduct at the hands of a TSA agent, it’s important that you contact the agency with your complaint to get justice and help protect other travelers. Those who feel their civil rights have been violated are encouraged to file a report with the TSA’s Office of Civil Rights and Liberties. You can access an online complaint form and learn more about the complaint resolution process by visiting the TSA website.
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