May 2006
On May 25, 2006, Steve was aboard Amtrak Train 2100, an Acela Express, when a massive power outage shut down Amtrak's Northeast Corridor. He shot these photos with his Treo 650 cell phone camera. So far, the photos have appeared on the Philadelphia Inquirer and Newark Star-Ledger websites, and on page one of the Inquirer the day after the outage. Go to http://www.philly.com/mld/philly/14665006.htm and you will see a photo of people waiting by the train departure board at 30th Street Station. Below that picture is a link "Slideshow of stranded commuters," and Steve's photos are in the slide show. Also, at http://www.nj.com, there is a photo of commuters on the tracks (not Steve's photo), but if you click on the link that says "One commuter's pics," you will see a slide show that includes many of Steve's photos. We can create dramatic photojournalism for your business or editorial needs. Please inquire about our photography and videography services. |
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May 4: We produced our third podcast for the New Jersey Bankers Association and the New Jersey Chapter of the Bank Marketing Association. You can download the podcast from the BMA's website or subscribe to the podcast feed. |
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| Here, panelist Diane Quinlisk of
Kodak's Graphic Communications Group discusses digital custom printing. |
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can also subscribe to our NJBankers podcasts in the Apple
iTunes Music Store. Click on the highlighted text, and if you already
have iTunes installed on your computer (PC or MAC), the software will
take you to our podcasts. If you don't have the software installed,
you'll be taken to a web page where you can download iTunes at no charge.
You don't need to own an iPod to use the software.
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| May 2: Steve spoke about podcasting (see photo, right) at the South Jersey Pharmaceutical and Medical Technology Industry Alliance's Spring Conference at the Enterprise Center at Burlington County College in Mt. Laurel, NJ. We also produced a new podcast series, "South Jersey PharmaPod," SJPMTIA's offiial podcast. |  |
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Among the speakers was former Gov. Jim Florio, above. (Photo copyright ©2006 Steven L. Lubetkin)
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