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SF Gay Rodeo
Photographed for the Bay Citizen-
“The annual Best Buck in the Bay Rodeo and Festival, sponsored by Golden State Gay Rodeo Association, took place in La Honda on Sept 10 and 11. Contestants participated in bull riding, steer roping, chute dogging and other rodeo staples over the two days.”
Source: The Bay Citizen (http://s.tt/13eI3)
Freehub Magazine 2 pg Fold out
Here’s the tear sheet from a recent photo of mine published in Freehub Magazine, a bicycle mag out of Bellingham, WA
Here’s a link to their site-http://freehubmag.com/
Art Opening @ Nielsen Art Gallery
Here are the framed and Matted photos that will be at the show
Dr. Dog @ the Filmore
Here are some pics from the Dr. Dog show i photographed for SF Weekly.
Arizona Navajo Reservation Ramble
A five day tour of Arizona with my father via car, plane and bike through Canyon de Chelly, Antelope Canyon and Monument Valley.
EBX: Confessions of a Pregnant Wine Writer- A cover for EBX
Article by Blair Campbell
About four weeks into my first and so far only pregnancy, I was prescribed Promethazine, a drug often given to cancer patients struggling with extreme nausea from chemotherapy. For me, morning sickness fluctuated between mildly miserable and totally incapacitating, and I was grateful for something — anything — that might make it better. Promethazine definitely did the trick, but it also felt like a knock-out drug, so I limited my intake to bedtime the night before days when I absolutely had to be productive.
I never questioned the safety of the drug because it was prescribed, seemingly without hesitation, by a doctor I trusted. More than a year later, I looked it up online and saw that it was classified by the FDA as a Pregnancy Category C medication, meaning that its risks to the fetus are unknown. What is known, according to the FDA, is that Promethazine can cause fatal respiratory depression in children under age two, and that several cases of gangrene requiring amputation have been linked to its injectible form. Read more…..
EBX: A Bus Named Larry
Article by Rachel Swan
John Benson is a congenital mensch. He turned his North Oakland house into a loosely structured co-op for seven people. He holds the deed to another house in Albion, Michigan, where friends go to do art projects and record noise albums. He has a day job fixing wheelchairs and driving disabled people home from medical appointments at Easy Does It Emergency Services. His mother used a wheelchair and he grew up helping her get around. Alms-giving is part of his natural constitution. Read more….