News Photo Gallery
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- Independent/Unaffiliated Sites
- NewsEagles.com
- Elderly prisoners
- NPG/OVR
- 80297
- www.digitalrailroad.net/Mercier
- I have two web sites, one on digitalrailroad, the other my own Mercyphotography.com. I donate 20% of all proceeds from my photographs to Habitat for Humanity. My detail study " Katrina After the Storm" was review on Digitalfilmmaker by Ron Steinman.
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- 72427
- Blueeyes Magazine - The Naked King
- Online photo gallery about the revolt against the monarchy in Nepal, and an intimate look at the lives of those affected by the violence. Photographed by Tomas van Houtryve.
- NPG/IND
- 73325
- NewsEagles.com
- Alabama-Coushatta Pow Wow
- NPG/IND
- 80312
- Southwest Museum of Engineering, Communications and Computation
- Southwest Museum of Engineering, Communications and Computation. Our Mission: Preserving Engineering, Communications and Computation History We seek to document the three dimensional artifacts, the papers and thoughts of those who pioneered the technology. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Welcome to the Electronic home of the Southwest Museum of Engineering, Communications and Computation. We are a privately funded group. The Museum offices are located in the old Coury House in Historic Downtown Glendale in a section known as 'Catlin Court Historic District' Our addres is Coury House / SMECC 5802 W. Palmaire Ave Glendale, AZ 85301 Telephone: 623-435-1522
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- www.Mercyphotography.com
- I have two web sites, one on digitalrailroad, the other my own Mercyphotography.com. I donate 20% of all proceeds from my photographs to Habitat for Humanity. My detail study " Katrina After the Storm" was review on Digitalfilmmaker by Ron Steinman.
- NPS/IND
- 96137
- Smaller Affiliated Sites
- semissourian.com
- A small town honors its fallen soldier Hundreds showed support for their town's fallen soldier, 1st Lt. Amos Camden Bock of the 101st Airborne Division, who died from a roadside bomb in Baghdad and was laid to rest in the town's small cemetery in New Madrid, Mo., Wednesday, Nov., 1, 2006.
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- Southeast Missourian
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- semissourian.com
- A small town honors its fallen soldier Hundreds showed support for their town's fallen soldier, 1st Lt. Amos National Guard soldiers return from Iraq and family and friends greeted their loved ones as about 50 National Guard soldiers returned home to Cape Girardeau after being deployed in Iraq for 15 months.
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- Southeast Missourian
- 72770
- www.timeasia.com
- Tiger Territory Time Photographer John Stanmeyer takes a look inside Sri Lanka's rebel-held northeast as the island teeters on the brink of renewed civil war.
- NPG/UND
- Time Asia
- 74423
- roanoke.com
- Many of the root causes of northward migration from Mexico and Central America can be found in any small village. This picture story looks at some of the root causes of migration by looking at one such town, Sauta, in the Western Mexican state of Nayarit where over 50% of the adult population as migrated north.
- NPG/UND
- The Roanoke Times
- 75890
- Lake County Journals: In Motion: Pictures of the Year
- In Motion presents the pictures of the year as selected by our Lake County Journals staff photographers.
- NPG/UND
- NorthWest News Group
- 84431
- In Motion: Pictures of the Year
- In Motion presents the pictures of the year as selected by our Kane County Chronicle staff photojournalists.
- NPG/UND
- NorthWest News Group
- 84453
- Sun-Sentinel.com
- This is a newspaper website.
- NPG/UND
- S. Florida Sun-Sentinel
- 87489
- homestand: minor details
- Behind the scenes of minor league baseball
- NPG/UND
- roanoke.com
- 87669
- Large Affiliated Sites
- The State of The World
- Looking Forward, Looking Back: Sorry can be the hardest word, not least for governments accused of past human rights abuses. However, the establishment of war crimes' courts and truth and reconciliation commissions, and the ever greater availability of information via the Internet, have made it easier to reach the truth and to provide redress. The world may appear to learn little from history, but in justice and remembrance lie hope for the future. 'Looking Forward, Looking Backward' examines the human custom to remember and mark the days, years and decades after an event. What do we remember about our collective past and how can we learn lessons for the future.
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- The State of the World
- War & Conflict: No century was more trumpeted, advertised, analysed and anticipated before it began than the twenty-first. Yet almost no one foresaw the dramatic developments that its opening years actually held in store. The world may have avoided a nuclear holocaust in the last century, but its appetite for war in pursuit of resources, national rights and religious beliefs shows no sign of waning. “War & Conflict” presents aspects of how wars are fought today – on and off the battlefield.
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- 72580
- www.zreportage.com
- In this age of mass media and instantaneous communication, little room is left for investigative photojournalism and in-depth coverage of issues. Meaningful stories are reduced to sound bites. Tragedies in our backyards remain unreported. Images are pieced together out of context, mitigating the work photojournalists put into their story. Enter zReportage. Our mission is to fill the void with comprehensive coverage of stories that need to be told. Each story is licensed as a package to encourage editors to run complete bodies of work, which preserves the photographer's vision.
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- Toronto Star/ZUMA Press
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- www.zreportage.com
- In this age of mass media and instantaneous communication, little room is left for investigative photojournalism and in-depth coverage of issues. Meaningful stories are reduced to sound bites. Tragedies in our backyards remain unreported. Images are pieced together out of context, mitigating the work photojournalists put into their story. Enter zReportage. Our mission is to fill the void with comprehensive coverage of stories that need to be told. Each story is licensed as a package to encourage editors to run complete bodies of work, which preserves the photographer's vision.
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- ZUMA Press
- 72968
- www.zreportage.com
- In this age of mass media and instantaneous communication, little room is left for investigative photojournalism and in-depth coverage of issues. Meaningful stories are reduced to sound bites. Tragedies in our backyards remain unreported. Images are pieced together out of context, mitigating the work photojournalists put into their story. Enter zReportage. Our mission is to fill the void with comprehensive coverage of stories that need to be told. Each story is licensed as a package to encourage editors to run complete bodies of work, which preserves the photographer's vision.
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- ZUMA Press
- 72969
- www.zreportage.com
- In this age of mass media and instantaneous communication, little room is left for investigative photojournalism and in-depth coverage of issues. Meaningful stories are reduced to sound bites. Tragedies in our backyards remain unreported. Images are pieced together out of context, mitigating the work photojournalists put into their story. Enter zReportage. Our mission is to fill the void with comprehensive coverage of stories that need to be told. Each story is licensed as a package to encourage editors to run complete bodies of work, which preserves the photographer's vision.
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- ZUMA Press
- 72970
- www.zreportage.com
- In this age of mass media and instantaneous communication, little room is left for investigative photojournalism and in-depth coverage of issues. Meaningful stories are reduced to sound bites. Tragedies in our backyards remain unreported. Images are pieced together out of context, mitigating the work photojournalists put into their story. Enter zReportage. Our mission is to fill the void with comprehensive coverage of stories that need to be told. Each story is licensed as a package to encourage editors to run complete bodies of work, which preserves the photographer's vision.
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- Toronto Star/ZUMA Press
- 72971
- www.zreportage.com
- In this age of mass media and instantaneous communication, little room is left for investigative photojournalism and in-depth coverage of issues. Meaningful stories are reduced to sound bites. Tragedies in our backyards remain unreported. Images are pieced together out of context, mitigating the work photojournalists put into their story. Enter zReportage. Our mission is to fill the void with comprehensive coverage of stories that need to be told. Each story is licensed as a package to encourage editors to run complete bodies of work, which preserves the photographer's vision.
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- ZUMA Press
- 72972
- CBC.ca
- AIDS 2006: The Vigil: Thousands gathered in downtown Toronto for a candle light vigil, part of the International AIDS Conference in August 2006.
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- CBC News
- 73212
- washingtonpost.com
- "Election 2006"
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- washingtonpost.com
- 73511
- washingtonpost.com
- "Crisis in the Middle East: Americans Evacuate War Zone"
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- washingtonpost.com
- 73512
- Central Florida Political Pulse Photos
- The photography galleries that appear in Political Pulse at OrlandoSentinel.com chronicle, in photos, the life and times of daily Florida politics and politicians, by Orlando Sentinel photographer Joe Burbank. (NOTE: this entry is for 2006 posts only; excludes 2007 posts that will display in photo home page archive.)
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- Orlando Sentinel
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- Crist Victory Celebration Gallery
- A gallery of images from the election night of new Florida governor Charlie Crist, photographed and posted by Orlando Sentinel photographer Joe Burbank.
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- Orlando Sentinel
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- Charlie Crist Campaign Gallery
- A gallery of images from the campaign of newly-elected Florida governor Charlie Crist, photographed and posted by Orlando Sentinel photographer Joe Burbank.
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- Orlando Sentinel
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- Star-Telegram Multimedia
- A small group of football enthusiasts try to bring back college football to the University of Texas at Arlington campus. The program was killed in 1985.
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- Fort Worth Star-Telegram
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- Jim Davis Campaign Gallery
- A gallery of images from the Florida gubernatorial campaign of Democratic challenger Jim Davis, photographed and posted by Orlando Sentinel photographer Joe Burbank.
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- Orlando Sentinel
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- Star-Telegram Multimedia
- Andrew Vanwey, a veteran of the Iraq war and a Fort Worth, TX, police officer, now opposes the war. His brother lies severly wounded at a military hospital in San Antonio. He reads from his letters home.
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- Fort Worth Star-Telegram
- 78217
- A Tribute to Lives Lost
- A look back in photos five years after 9/11.
- NPG/OVR
- USA TODAY
- 78226
- Conflict in Lebanon/latimes.com
- Coverage of the 2006 Israel-Lebanon conflict between the Israeli military and Hezbollah forces.
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- Los Angeles Times
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- Another Crossroads for Camden
- The city of Camden, N.J., a former boomtown, is now one of the nation's poorest and most dangerous. (NOTE: THIS ENTRY OVER RIDES INITIAL TWO ENTRIES)
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- The New York Times
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- Chavez Wins Easily in Venezuela
- Supporters of Hugo Chávez celebrated after he was declared the winner in Venezuela’s election Sunday night. (NOTE: THIS ENTRY OVER RIDES INITIAL TWO ENTRIES)
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- The New York Times
- 87186
- Malnutrition is Cheating Its Survivors, and Africa's Future
- Floods have reduced the harvest and malnutrition is high in Ethiopia.
- NPG/OVR
- The New York Times
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- St. Louis Ice Storm
- After a harsh ice storm, the St. Louis metro area scrambles to restore power, stay warm and survive.
- NPG/OVR
- St. Louis Post-Dispatch
- 87264
- Capturing Gaza's Hell
- Capturing Gaza's Hell
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- Time Magazine / Time.com
- 87352
- A Fragile Truce
- A fragile Truce
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- Time Magazine / Time.com
- 87403
- Kashmir Recovers
- Kashmir Recovers
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- Time Magazine / Time.com
- 87408
- Capturing a War
- Capturing a War
- NPG/OVR
- Time Magazine / Time.com
- 87410
- West Bank Eviction
- West Bank Eviction
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- Time Magazine / Time.com
- 87415
- HeraldTribune.com
- Disappearing delta: Isolated communities on the fringes of the Louisiana bayou are barely clinging on.
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- 87423
- Feature Picture Gallery
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- Independent/Unaffiliated Sites
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- Flickr.com
- A site for photographers (and fans of photography) of all talents and levels.
- FPG/APB
- 73990
- At School, Aston Style: A Look Inside Modern English Schools in China
- These shots were taken in Aston English School, a private school in Xi'an that teaches spoken English to Chinese children. Aston English is a large company with schools all across China. They are part of a new wave of English schools in China that are bringing an intensive high-quality spoken English curriculum to the Chinese people. And one of the things Aston most prides itself on is making learning English fun.
- FPG/APB
- 82822
- Brent Clark Photography
- A collection of North Carolina based photographer Brent Clark's local and interanational documentary photography.
- FPG/APB
- 87231
- the pennsylvania project
- The Pennsylvania Project was begun in 2000, when photographers Hinda Schuman and Linda Johnson took on the challenge of documenting life in Pennsylvania by photographing in all 67 counties. In 2006, we visited and photographed in Elk, McKean, Lancaster and Allegheny counties, bringing the total number of counties we've visited to 23. The project was inspired by James Carville, who said that Pennsylvania was "Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, with Alabama in between."
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- 74090
- Philipp Engelhorn - Photography
- Webpage of freelance photographer, Travel + Reportage Portfolio's + Stories from all over the world.
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- Redux Pictures
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- Nick Cobbing
- Gallery site of photojournalist Nick Cobbing, featuring unique work about the Greenlandic Arctic Ice cap.
- FPG/IND
- 74335
- Berlin 2006 - University of Florida
- This site captures the spirit, vitality and diversity of Berlin, Germany, 16 years after The Wall fell. In addition to the 15 photo stories, a GALLERY under the "EXTRAS" link features single images. Half of the university students had no prior photo experience before the trip.
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- University of Florida
- 74340
- NewsEagles.com
- Texas FM-1
- FPG/IND
- 80301
- NewsEagles.com
- Bill Pickett Trail Ride
- FPG/IND
- 80302
- NewsEagles.com
- Texas Mardi Gras
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- 80334
- 3x5
- The world inside a picture frame from a random newspaper photographer.
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- 87341
- Large Affiliated Sites
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- Pictures of the Year 2006: Editor's Choice - AOL Pictures
- An editor's compilation of the most newsworthy and photogenic images from 2006 with the ability for users to vote for the top photo, create a users choice, or view the current pictures of the week.
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- 72803
- Pictures of the Week: July 8-14 - AOL Pictures
- A compilation of the weeks best images. This particular week had a variety of strong international news images, sports images, feature shots, and images from space.
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- Picture of the Week: Mar. 11-17 - AOL Pictures
- A compilation of the weeks most photogenic and newsworthy images. A solid variety of landscape, sports, feature and hard news images. Allows the user to interactively vote for the best image and view the previous week's gallery.
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- 72805
- CBC.ca
- The Children of Kabul. Portraits of some of the hundreds of children who live in a ruined hospital in Kabul.
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- CBC News
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- CBC.ca
- Abandoned Afghans: The life of Afghan refugees who crowd into a ruined hospital on the outskirts of Kabul.
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- CBC News
- 73203
- boston.com
- Sister Website affiliated with the Boston Globe
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- Boston Globe
- 73447
- washingtonpost.com
- China's Great Divider of the Sexes: Poverty.
- FPG/OVR
- washingtonpost.com
- 73527
- washingtonpost.com
- "Split Between the U.S. and Mexico"
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- washingtonpost.com
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- www.philly.com
- A new 20 million dollar exhibit, the Bank of America Big Cat Falls, opened this spring at the Philadelphia Zoo in Philadelphia, Pa. It was the first time the visitors and the big cats could be up close and personal with each other. The exhibit, which resembles their native habitat, includes lions, pumas, amur tigers and a little black jaguar.
- FPG/OVR
- Philadelphia Inquirer
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- www.baltimoresun.com
- Website for The Baltimore Sun newspaper
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- The Baltimore Sun
- 76825
- www.baltimoresun.com
- Website for The Baltimore Sun newspaper
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- The Baltimore Sun
- 76827
- http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/custom/photos/
- John Dalton, 51, a project manager and poet, takes smoking breaks from his job in an alley behind his Chicago office. His haunt is more crowded now that a city ordinance banned smoking within 15 feet of a public entrance. His poem reflects his view on smoking.
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- Chicago Tribune
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- http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/custom/photos/
- Forty years ago, Dennis Hale was the sole survivor of the ore carrier SS Daniel J. Morrell which sank during a November gale in Lake Huron. Hale spent 38 hours on a life raft in freezing temperatures wearing only a Navy peacoat and his undershorts. Three other men on the raft with him died leaving Hale alone for the last 24 hours. He retells his story and attends a bell ringing ceremony in honor of his dead shipmates.
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- Chicago Tribune
- 78223
- The Year in Photos
- A look back in photos at the news events of 2006, including the best of USA TODAY staff work, and 2006 obits.
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- USA TODAY
- 78227
- The Crooked Road: Virginia's heritage music
- A look in sound and photos at the origins of country music in southern Virginia.
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- USA TODAY
- 78233
- Atypical Kids
- A look at two children who had powerful reactions to atypical antipsychotic drugs.
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- USA TODAY
- 78234
- A country doctor comes home
- A look at a rural country doctor in photos and sound.
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- USA TODAY
- 78235
- The path toward healing
- Interviews with victims of 9/11 five years later
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- USA TODAY
- 78236
- www.baltimoresun.com
- Newspaper website
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- THE BALTIMORE SUN
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- La Mancha Revisited (http://www.philly.com/mld/inquirer/news/photos/)
- Often called the first modern novel, Miguel Cervantes' influential book Don Quixote was published just over 400 years ago. Quixote and sidekick Sancho Panza roamed the La Mancha, Spain, countryside in search of adventure, or more accurately, misadventure. These photos by Inquirer photographer Eric Mencher attempt to bring to life the backdrop that the men of La Mancha made famous. (Please note that there is a link to the following URL from http://www.philly.com/mld/inquirer/news/photos/ that states the above. So readers first see the above URL, then go to the URL listed below.
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- Philadelphia Inquirer
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- http://www.philly.com/mld/inquirer/news/photos/ (Romance - and everything else - in Paris)
- It's April in Paris, where romance flourishes year-round. Whether outside in the Jardin du Luxembourg or on line at a gallery on the Ile St. Louis, for the French, a kiss is a true fashion statement.
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- Philadelphia Inquirer
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- Alaska Village in Bird Flu's Path/latimes.com
- Alaska villagers living in bird flu's flight path. What has brought the Eskimos sustenance for generations now may carry the deadly virus into North America.
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- Los Angeles Times
- 83004
- www.sfgate.com
- It has been almost seven years since Lorrain Taylor's twin sons, Albade and Obadiah, were shot and killed in Oakland's Dimond District. Taylor has found salvation from grief through her work helping families of other homicide victims cope with their loss. Series on rise of homicides in Oakland, Calif.
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- San Francisco Chronicle
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- www.sfgate.com
- Charles Brewer sees death up close on a daily basis. As an investigator for the coroner's bureau of the Alameda County Sheriff's Office, Brewer has handled the bodies of many of the 148 homicides in Oakland this year. Series on rise of homicides in Oakland, Calif.
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- San Francisco Chronicle
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- www.sfgate.com
- Charles Brewer sees death up close on a daily basis. As an investigator for the coroner's bureau of the Alameda County Sheriff's Office, Brewer has handled the bodies of many of the 148 homicides in Oakland this year. Series on rise of homicides in Oakland, Calif.
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- San Francisco Chronicle
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- www.sfgate.com
- Some of the children who have lost a parent or close relative to this year's homicides in Oakland speak about their loss. Series on rise of homicides in Oakland, Calif.
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- San Francisco Chronicle
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- www.sfgate.com
- Two men’s brush with death create a unique bond between as them as they continue with their struggles in life. Series on rise of homicides in Oakland, Calif.
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- San Francisco Chronicle
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- www.sfgate.com
- An Oakland funeral director tries to prevent the friends of young homicide victims from meeting the same fate. Series on rise of homicides in Oakland, Calif.
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- San Francisco Chronicle
- 83948
- Speak, Memory
- A 1930s diary, fished out of a Dumpster, brings to vivid life the world of a New York teenager.
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- The New York Times
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- www.sfgate.com
- Tilly Abbe, a San Francisco ballet teacher for four decades, has never advertised. Known as Miss Tilly to the thousands of children who've studied with her, Abbe never had to bother with outreach. Everything was word of mouth and she built a reputation as the city's preeminent ballet instructor for small children, for everyone from Robin Williams' son Zak, to Danielle Steel's daughters and the children of Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi.
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- San Francisco Chronicle
- 84040
- Elegy for an Icon
- For decades, The Times's Keith Meyers photographed the twin towers from all over New York City.
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- The New York Times
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- www.sfgate.com
- Andre Campbell is chief of the medical staff at San Francisco General Hospital. After 13 years at the city's hospital of last resort, Campbell is no stranger to the tragedies and rewards that come with the job.
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- San Francisco Chronicle
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- www.sfgate.com
- Christmas tree enthusiasts who want to look beyond parking-lot bargains should sharpen their axes and chop down their favorite holiday fir. The Garlock Tree Farm in Sebastopol has been catering to families with heightened arboreal tastes for 40 years. From white fir to scotch pine, the Garlock family offers 10 acres of choices to Bay Area tree hunters. A look inside a tree farm during the height of Christmas season.
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- San Francisco Chronicle
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- www.sfgate.com
- Gregory Stewart and Stillman White never had a plan about their family. It started with one abandoned boy. A second child arrived in a cradle, while a third boy was desperate for a home. Then came another with a little brother in tow. The men who yearned to be parents became dads. And the children desperate for a family found one. Dogged by years of racial bigotry and sexual discrimination, the pair with their family of five adopted children of color moved to San Francisco – where Stewart is the new head at the city's Unitarian Universalist Church, the first openly gay senior minister of the predominately straight flock.
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- San Francisco Chronicle
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- www.philly.com
- At the Philadelphia Zoo, in Philadelphia, Pa, animals are being taught to take part in their own health care. Years ago they would have been restrained or sedated so they could get the care and medication they needed. Thanks to special treats and a new type of zoo husbandry, that involves training animals to do things vital to their health, a new era has begun.
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- Philadelphia Inquirer
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- dallasnews.com -- "The Baby Factory"
- Parkland Memorial Hospital is known as "The Baby Factory", because on any given day more babies are delivered here than any other hospital in the world. The hospital's assembly line approach to childbirth seeks to assure the best possible outcome for the 16,000 women who give birth annually at Dallas County's public hospital. More than 80 percent of Parkland's obstetric patients have Hispanic surnames, and a majority of thse women are uninsured and undocumented.
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- The Dallas Morning News
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- To Have and to Hold
- When Jeremiah was born, his doctors said he wouldn't live past a week. Now he's 6 years old. His medical condition requires him to be held, so the Cross family holds him and holds him some more.
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- St. Louis Post-Dispatch
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- Keeping the Faith Alive
- Christian Brothers College high school students spend Holy Week in the tiny desert Mexican villages to teach religion to children and, they hope, persuade villagers to attend daily services.
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- St. Louis Post-Dispatch
- 87177
- From Death Comes New Life
- The Friedens United Church of Christ in St. Louis, Mo., hangs onto hope as its members strive to make a difference in the north part of the city.
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- St. Louis Post-Dispatch
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- Braving the Pain
- Fifteen-year-old Preston Moore was born with sickle cell anemia. Because of his illness, his hips have begun to deteriorate and walking is painful. His mother says Methadone and Oxycotin get him through his day. He goes to school for half days and spends time at home with a tutor most afternoons. After a year of pain and uncertainty as to whether or not a surgery would happen, he has a hip replacement scheduled for Dec. 21, 2006.
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- St. Louis Post-Dispatch
- 87183
- Schools in Mali
- At School H in Bamako, Mali, 887 first through sixth graders are registered for classes — an average of 126 pupils per teacher.
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- The New York Times
- 87189
- Lens
- Photos from Andrea Mohin on unique images of the city.
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- The New York Times
- 87192
- Richard Pollard's Yard
- Richard Pollard gives a tour of his yard 30 miles north of Salem, Ill. Pollard collects old cars, shoes, credit cards and bumpers. He claims his yard is home to the largest "bumper crop" in the United States.
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- St. Louis Post-Dispatch
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- Church in Action
- Pastor Darnell West grew up in north St. Louis. Now he lives in Arnold, Mo., where a little more than a year ago he started Church in Action. West is the first black pastor in Arnold and says the town is ready for a multicultural church.
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- St. Louis Post-Dispatch
- 87200
- www.mercurynewsphoto.com
- Website dedicated to the multimedia storytelling of the San Jose Mercury News photography staff.
- FPG/OVR
- San Jose Mercury News
- 87207
- www.mercurynewsphoto.com
- Website dedicated to the multimedia storytelling of the San Jose Mercury News photography staff.
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- San Jose Mercury News
- 87209
- Lisa Krantz
- Website for the San Antonio Express-News newspaper. Story: Formula to fight AIDS, A San Antonio program brings infant formula to Zamia in an experiment to stem one of the growing crises in the AIDS pandemic-infection through mother's milk.
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- San Antonio Express-News
- 87259
- Fish Fry
- St. John's Fish Fry, building a sense of community in St. Louis
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- St. Louis Post-Dispatch
- 87270
- Zoo Debut for Baby Elephant
- Watch as the public meets Ellie elephant's baby for the first time at the St. Louis Zoo. What would you name her? Hear what others suggested.
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- St. Louis Post-Dispatch
- 87275
- Healing Horses
- The Humane Society of Missouri received ownership of the 23 horses rescued from a crash on Interstate 44. The horses were on their way to the slaughter house. Hear what ranch manager Amanda Hirshberg has to say about the horses' recoveries.
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- St. Louis Post-Dispatch
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- Opal's Salvage Yard
- Opal Henderson has been running an auto salavage yard downtown for nearly 60 years. Now, the city wants to take by eminment domain to make way for a parking lot for a near-by bar and entertainment development. The city filed a suit last month seeking to take away the property.
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- St. Louis Post-Dispatch
- 87283
- What's Cooking in O'Fallon?
- The O'Fallon kitchen band
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- St. Louis Post-Dispatch
- 87287
- Colombia Drugs
- A look at the the drug flow from Colombia
- FPG/OVR
- Time Magazine / Time.com
- 87351
- Sweet Sixteen
- Sweet Sixteen
- FPG/OVR
- Time Magazine / Time.com
- 87353
- The Year in Pictures
- The Year in Pictures
- FPG/OVR
- Time Magazine / Time.com
- 87355
- Livinging with AIDS in Africa
- Livinging with AIDS in Africa
- FPG/OVR
- Time Magazine / Time.com
- 87357
- Forest Defenders
- Forest Defenders
- FPG/OVR
- Time Magazine / Time.com
- 87368
- Portraits of Russia
- Portraits of Russia
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- Time Magazine / Time.com
- 87370
- Crime in Middle America
- Crime in Middle America
- FPG/OVR
- Time Magazine / Time.com
- 87373
- Master of the Portrait: Kwaku Alston
- Master of the Portrait: Kwaku Alston
- FPG/OVR
- Time Magazine / Time.com
- 87376
- The 100 Best Records of All Time
- The 100 Best Records of All Time
- FPG/OVR
- Time Magazine / Time.com
- 87383
- When War is Over
- When War is Over
- FPG/OVR
- Time Magazine / Time.com
- 87386
- The Golden Prison
- The Golden Prison
- FPG/OVR
- Time Magazine / Time.com
- 87387
- Being Obama
- Being Obama
- FPG/OVR
- Time Magazine / Time.com
- 87389
- Pictures from The Bubble
- Pictures from The Bubble
- FPG/OVR
- Time Magazine / Time.com
- 87392
- Looking Beyond the Veil
- Looking Beyond the Veil
- FPG/OVR
- Time Magazine / Time.com
- 87393
- Findng Beauty in the Very Small
- Findng Beauty in the Very Small
- FPG/OVR
- Time Magazine / Time.com
- 87394
- Candiddate Hillary
- Candiddate Hillary
- FPG/OVR
- Time Magazine / Time.com
- 87397
- The Graying of AIDS
- The Graying of AIDS
- FPG/OVR
- Time Magazine / Time.com
- 87402
- The Congo's Hidden Killers
- The Congo's Hidden Killers
- FPG/OVR
- Time Magazine / Time.com
- 87404
- www.boston.com
- boston.com is the site for the Boston Globe. The audio slideshow, with photos and commentary by Derrick Jackson, is on new dangers to puffin restoration off the coast of Maine.
- FPG/OVR
- Boston Globe
- 87406
- Iraq Voices
- Iraq Voices
- FPG/OVR
- Time Magazine / Time.com
- 87407
- Women Warriors
- Women Warriors
- FPG/OVR
- Time Magazine / Time.com
- 87411
- The Immigrant Plight
- The Immigrant Plight
- FPG/OVR
- Time Magazine / Time.com
- 87412
- Panama Votes "SI"
- Panama Votes "SI"
- FPG/OVR
- Time Magazine / Time.com
- 87413
- HeraldTribune.com
- Scenes from Silver River: Silver River State Park has 15 miles of trails, 10 cabins and a 59-site campground.
- FPG/OVR
- 87418
- HeraldTribune.com
- The gift of sight: A bomb blast steals a Sarasota woman’s sight 34 years ago; a rare surgery returns it.
- FPG/OVR
- 87420
- HeraldTribune.com
- Vans Warped Tour: Thousands of punk rock fans filled St. Petersburg's Vinoy Park to see more than 50 bands on multiple stages.
- FPG/OVR
- 87422
- Smaller Affiliated Sites
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- www.nashuatelegraph.com
- nashuatelegraph.com is the web site of the daily newspaper, The Telegraph
- FPG/UND
- The Telegraph
- 72627
- semissourian.com
- T-ball Camp. Notre Dame Regional High School held a baseball camp for 5-and 6-year-olds where they tryed out their skills in batting and catching.
- FPG/UND
- Southeast Missourian
- 72772
- Manifest Destiny
- Xinjiang Province, in China's remote west, is booming as a gateway to oil, trade and power. But few indigenous inhabitants are sharing its prosperity
- FPG/UND
- Time Asia
- 74424
- Bombay Dreams
- Crowded, chaotic and crazy. Bombay is a magnet for entrepreneurs, artists, jetsetters and foreign money. In Bombay Dreams, photographer Bharat Sikka documents the foundations on which this city is built.
- FPG/UND
- Time Asia
- 74652
- Bombay Dreams
- Crowded, chaotic and crazy. Bombay is a magnet for entrepreneurs, artists, jetsetters and foreign money. In Bombay Dreams, photographer Bharat Sikka documents the foundations on which this city is built.
- FPG/UND
- Time Asia
- 76200
- Mangalore Grows Up
- Mangalore has transformed from a sleepy modest town in the early nineties to a city with highrises, bars and a growing underclass of poor immigrant workers. As the boom overtakes the lives of its residents, photographer Bharat Sikka documents its past, present and future as Mangalore grows up.
- FPG/UND
- Time Asia
- 76708
- Between Curtain and Crescent
- Home to some of the most stunning monuments in the Islamic world, Uzbekistan strikes an uneasy balance between religious devotion and totalitarianism, as disappearances and arrests persist, and fear weighs on its people. In Between Curtain and Crescent, photographer Yuri Kozyrev beautifully captures the religious fervour and the gentle pulse of the people, documenting daily life under an oppressive regime.
- FPG/UND
- Time Asia
- 76839
- Buried Treasure
- In Buried Treasure, photographer Carl De Keyzer documents the changes foreign mineral mining is effecting in impoverished Mongolia. Mining has created jobs and towns that people have gravitated towards, but is also changing the traditional nomadic way of life. Rapid changes in the country and cities simultaneously stimulate the economy and push the country towards modernity, and threaten the environment and the still fragile democracy. De Keyzer’s beautifully meditative images simultaneously capture the desolation of the desert and the emotional kinship of its residents.
- FPG/UND
- Time Asia
- 76916
- Under Adam's Peak
- Sri Lanka, at once the crossroads of the world's four major religions, and a witness to constant savage violence. Photographer Yunghi Kim documents what may be the world's most conflicted land.
- FPG/UND
- Time Asia
- 77157
- Under Adam's Peak
- Sri Lanka, at once the crossroads of the world's four major religions, and a witness to constant savage violence. Photographer Yunghi Kim documents what may be the world's most conflicted land.
- FPG/UND
- Time Asia
- 77205
- Strait Sailing
- Modern trade, ancient traditions and lawless habits collide in the planet's most crucial choke point: the Malacca Strait. Photographer John Stanmeyer documents life along it.
- FPG/UND
- Time Asia
- 78154
- S. Florida Sun-Sentinel
- Every year the Atlantic Ocean compels thousands to South Florida shores, to play, to refresh, to convalesce. Beneath the surface, everything changes. The old become younger versions of themselves. The young turn into giddy explorers. Begin again in uncharted waters. Consider the ocean's - and the mind's - power to transform.
- FPG/UND
- S. Florida Sun-Sentinel
- 87533
- Week in Photos: Octobe 3, 2006
- A Week's Work
- FPG/UND
- The Roanoke Times
- 87712
- Week In photos: October 10, 2006
- A weeks work
- FPG/UND
- The Roanoke Times
- 87725
- the week in photos
- A week's work
- FPG/UND
- The Roanoke Times
- 87733
- the week in photos: 12/28/06
- A week's work
- FPG/UND
- The Roanoke Times
- 87749
Disaster Picture Gallery
Independent/Unaffiliated Sites
- NewsEagles.com
- Cameron Parish
- DPG/IND
- 80299
- Large Affiliated Sites
- Katrina: Then and Now
- A "then and now" look back at areas hit by Katrina, with photos and audio by Getty photographer Mario Tama.
- DPG/OVR
- USA TODAY
- 78228
- Children of the Storm
- Where Hurricane Katrina, and we, have left the kids.
- DPG/OVR
- The New York Times
- 83964
- A Year of Disaster
- A Year of Disaster
- DPG/OVR
- Time Magazine / Time.com
- 87372
- The Scars of Katrina
- The Scars of Katrina
- DPG/OVR
- Time Magazine / Time.com
- 87414
- HeraldTribune.com
- Your Photos: Readers submit photos of a tornado over Charlotte County.
- DPG/OVR
- 87417
- Smaller Affiliated Sites
- semissourian.com
- THREE DAYS LATER. The small town of Caruthersville, Mo., try to get their lives back together after a tornado hit the area three days before, April, 3, 2006.
- DPG/UND
- Southeast Missourian
- 72773
- Indonesia's Aftershock
- An offshore earthquake measuring 6.2 on the richter scale had rocked the Indonesian city of Yogjakarta and its surrounding districts shortly after dawn. Hundreds of thousands of homes were flattened within a minute, burying sleeping families. Nearly 6000 people were killed with tens of thousands more injured and an estimated 1.5 million left homeless. Starting from the moment of impact, Jufri worked tirelessly. Over the next few days, he captured the destruction and loss during the days, and transmitted pictures through the nights. Through Jufri’s eyes, we see the horror, devastation, and grief, but we also see the heroism and perseverance of a community struggling to pull through.
- DPG/UND
- Time Asia
- 74425
- Amid the Ruins
- An offshore earthquake measuring 6.2 on the richter scale had rocked the Indonesian city of Yogjakarta and its surrounding districts shortly after dawn. Hundreds of thousands of homes were flattened within a minute, burying sleeping families. Nearly 6000 people were killed with tens of thousands more injured and an estimated 1.5 million left homeless. Starting from the moment of impact, Jufri worked tirelessly through the following days and nights. Through Jufri’s eyes, we see the horror, devastation, and grief, but we also see the heroism and perseverance of a community struggling to pull through.
- DPG/UND
- Time Asia
- 74426
- After the Earthquake
- In After the Earthquake, photographer John Stanmeyer documents the loss and destruction that follows the richter scale 6.2 offshore earthquake that kills thousands and leaves an estimated 1.5 million people homeless in Central Java. For days after the earthquake, people search for belongings, mourn their dead, and struggle to pull together what’s left of their lives. Stanmeyer captures all this with compassion and empathy.
- DPG/UND
- Time Asia
- 74427
- Cold Mountains
- As winter approaches, Photographer John Stanmeyer revisits the site of the devastating Kashmir earthquake, and documents the progress made since.
- DPG/UND
- Time Asia
- 78155
Sports Photo Gallery
- Independent/Unaffiliated Sites
- www.lifeincorydon.com
- A website devoted to life in Corydon, Indiana, with a minimum of verbiage. Rather, coverage is primarily photographs of events important to the residents.
- SPG/IND
- 84504
- iblinkfoto
- I am a freelance & shoot different sports, texas high school football 5A season.I try to "catch the moment" and convey the emotions that make Texas football great!
- SPG/IND
- 87037
- Large Affiliated Sites
- Did You See That? - 2006 in Review - AOL Sports
- A gallery summerizing the most startling sports images from 2006. The 'Did You See That?' franchise is published weekly, featuring a variety of sports.
- NPG/OVR
- 72801
- Did You See That? - September 4, 2006 - AOL Sports
- A compilation of the weeks most storytelling and photogenic sports images. This particular week had a wonderful variety of action, hard news and celebration.
- NPG/OVR
- 72802
- washingtonpost.com
- "Crazy or Sane? The "Truth" Hurts"
- SPG/OVR
- washingtonpost.com
- 73513
- washingtonpost.com
- World Cup 2006: Italy Wins World Cup
- SPG/OVR
- washingtonpost.com
- 73526
- washingtonpost.com
- "A Game of Rehabilitation"
- SPG/OVR
- washingtonpost.com
- 73531
- washingtonpost.com
- "Baltimore Boxer Packs an Inspired Punch"
- SPG/OVR
- washingtonpost.com
- 73532
- http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/custom/photos/
- A 3-day bullriding school in Wisconsin drew novices from across the Midwest. Students share their experiences about what it's like to ride a bull for the first time.
- SPG/OVR
- Chicago Tribune
- 78219
- Training Tiny Acrobats in China
- The famous Zai Ming Acrobatic School in Wuqiao remains an avenue out of poverty.
- SPG/OVR
- The New York Times
- 84118
- Baseball in Cuba
- A visit to Havana as the Cuban team took to the international diamond showed a city living and breathing its mysterious brand of baseball.
- SPG/OVR
- The New York Times
- 84128
- www.sfgate.com
- With a ninth-inning walk-off home run, Detroit Tiger’s Magglio Ordonez ended the A's post-season run. Chronicle sports editor Glenn Schwarz analyzes Oakland's final game of the 2006 season and talks about why they were not able to beat the Tigers.
- SPG/OVR
- San Francisco Chronicle
- 84510
- http://www.stltoday.com
- Website affiliated with metro newspaper and associated companies.
- SPG/OVR
- St. Louis Post-Dispatch
- 84589
- Stan the Man
- An archival look back at one of the St. Louis Cardinal baseball greats - Stan "the Man" Musial.
- SPG/OVR
- St. Louis Post-Dispatch
- 87051
- Afghan Open
- Hear from Chris Carter of Wales and Danie Malan of South Africa, winners of the fourth annual Afghan Open in Kabul, Afghanistan. At this fifty-year-old golf course, the caddies are trained to find golf balls and spot land mines to protect the golfers.
- SPG/OVR
- St. Louis Post-Dispatch
- 87190
- Mother Leads Son to Safe Harbor in Football
- Mother Leads Son to Safe Harbor in Football
- SPG/OVR
- The New York Times
- 87194
- Love Hurts
- Athletes' passion doesn't come without consequences
- SPG/OVR
- The New York Times
- 87196
- Rick Hummel on Mark McGwire
- Post-Dispatch baseball columnist Rick Hummel discusses Mark McGwire's Hall of Fame candidacy.
- SPG/OVR
- St. Louis Post-Dispatch
- 87234
- www.mysanantonio.com
- San Antonio Express-News newspaper website. The Sankey Rodeo School comes to New Caney, TX for bullriding and bullfighting students.
- SPG/OVR
- San Antonio Express-News
- 87263
- www.mysanantonio.com
- San Antonio Express-News newspaper website: MudDrags San Antonio, a Saturday night mud drag racing experience.
- SPG/OVR
- San Antonio Express-News
- 87266
- HeraldTribune.com
- Pulling for Sarasota: Local crews and rivals race for the finish line at the Florida State Championship Regatta in Tampa.
- SPG/OVR
- 87425
- The Roanoke Times: VT 17, UVa 0:
- The Roanoke Times: VT 17, UVa 0: the game
- SPG/OVR
- roanoke.com
- 87677
- Smaller Affiliated Sites
- mercurynewsphoto.com
- MercuryNewsPhoto.com is the home of the San Jose Mercury News Photography Department.
- SPG/UND
- San Jose mercury news
- 74399
- homestand: faces
- Behind the Scenes of Minor League Baseball
- SPG/UND
- roanoke.com
- 87667