Finger this out

Paid $100 to put up plaque for Trayvon Martin. It disappeared and I got it back up.

I wanted to include filthy director, John Waters, in my President George Bush mask project. He was giving a talk "Warhol & Waters: Fame& Filth" at the Hoyt Sherman in Des Moines. He was bold and filthy on stage but was shy. I told him I wanted to take photos in the filthy bathroom and he said no. He said I should have contacted his people. Right. Rachel Tone and Bob Schulte sat in another part of the building and then Rachel helped me by standing by myside while photographing legless friend Jay Brummel and then Waters and a stranger. I took a photo of the bathroom earlier and merged the photos.

I video taped and edited this US Postal Service video about the Employee Assistance Program for the Hawkeye District. Wish I had tapped in High Def. Postal employees were great. I was a contractor working 40 hours a week on communication videos and images.

I made all of the signs below in Photoshop and printed them off on my 17X19 inch printer. I added these to the election signs that I gathered from campaigns prior to the Iowa Caucus.

I was once a liberal. I applied for this plaque as a liberal. Now I am a conservative and would not apply for such a plaque today. I once had a check dated June 17 2003 written for $100 for the plaque. My first evidence of the plaque as August 26, 2005. I would have been in Los Angeles from 5/29/2004 to August 2005 and in St. Louis before then.. I have the info side of 'its up' card but not the mailing date side.

Oliver Stone released the film W about President George Bush. I believe there was a 'Mashup Contest' of some sort. Here is my entry. Still need to find info on the contest.

I ran the wide camera in a two camera Ultimate Elvis rehearsal shoot. This video is a place holder until I get a better example put together. The tour is in celebration of Elvis Presley’s 75th birthday and four performers will depict four different eras of Elvis: The 1950’s, 1960’s, during his movie career and his concert career with the Vegas Singers. The performers – Bill Cherry, Kevin Mills, Leo Days, and Victor Trevino, Jr. – were selected after being finalists in the Ultimate Elvis Tribute Artist competition. The national tour will begin in Ames and continue on to 25 more cities.