by David | Jun 18, 2010 | Uncategorized
Helping Hand, originally uploaded by Wordyeti. This is the latest from my class of regional journalists in Tbilisi, Georgia. Of course, shortly after this picture was taken, Premiere Elements 8 crashed – yet again. Man, if I had known that Adobe had really...
by David | Jun 17, 2010 | Uncategorized
Stalin’s Uniform, originally uploaded by Wordyeti. Man, this was tempting. A true WWII relic; this jolly guy spoke pretty good English and kept trying to get me to buy the Medal of Meritorious Motherhood, given to a sturdy Georgian woman who had produced 18...
by David | Jun 16, 2010 | Uncategorized
Flip Cameras, originally uploaded by Wordyeti. My students from the small towns sprinkled around Georgia were initially a little reticent and puzzled at the prospect of adding video to their skillsets. These little Flip cameras are about the simplest possible devices...
by David | Jun 16, 2010 | Uncategorized
This image is meant to be seen large; the storm that rolled in last night was spectacular, and made the sunset look gorgeous. The building on the right with the star on top looks like an imitation of the “Seven Sisters,” giant edifices on the banks of the...
by David | Jun 9, 2010 | Uncategorized
Abandoned Lab, originally uploaded by Wordyeti. The Resonance Newspaper here in Tbilisi once had its door nailed/welded shut by the government to try to put them out of business. Apparently, they just crawled thru the windows. Now they’re located in this...
