Latin rhythm: Oxnard’s 22nd Salsa Festival from Half Ten Productions!
Here’s another Ventura County event captured by local filmmaker Brian Wilmott. Brian Wilmott is from Simi Valley. Now let’s dance —–courtesy of Half Ten Productions. If you would like to view more Mr. Wilmott’s work here is his website: Brian Wilmott Or Visit him on Facebook: Half Ten Productions He’s a filmmaker well […]
Spotlight on business: Local Kenny Backer Photography
Kenny Backer Photography work weddings as a husband wife team. This Oxnard couple are the perfect combination, helping each other to capture the essence of a moment. Tami Backer has fifteen years experience as a photographer and wedding coordinator which adds an element of extra coordination and a lady’s perspective. Kenny Backer has been a […]
Feelin’ the Bern
By Sheryl Hamlin In a critical 1958 interview between Mike Wallace and Aldous Huxley, whose futuristic novel Brave New World written in 1932 foretold a dystopian, information driven top-down society ruled by an oligarchy of propaganda creators, Huxley cites the oligarchy of the Soviet Union whose members had a high standard of living filled with […]
A Photographic Essay of STOP IRAN NOW Rally!
RALLY DETAILS: The Federal Building (Veteran and Wilshire) Los Angeles – Sunday, July 26 2015 from 2-4 PM – Obama signed a deal allowing Iran to obtain enough centrifuges to make a Nuclear Weapon Local Marc Langsam captures Sunday’s rally. Visit this talented photographer at: http://photographyczar.com/ […]
Carly Fiorina: Straight talking at the Reagan Library
Presidential candidate, and former Hewlett Packard CEO, Carly Fiorina, spoke last night at the Reagan Library in Simi Valley. Her opening remarks set the tone for the evening. “I see a world in dire need of American Leadership.” Ms. Fiorina jabbed at Democratic frontrunner, Hillary Clinton, citing the former Secretary of State and her involvement […]
Former Moorpark Resident–Author Tom Baldwin: A Pictorial of the Utah hillsides
By Tom Baldwn I like to go up Cedar Mountain which is east of our home. In the space of four or five miles horizontally, you rise about a mile vertically to over ten thousand feet. It is mid July down where I live, hot and windy. Up there the air is cool and fresh […]
Getting the vibe at VC Sheriff’s Coppers and Choppers
If you didn’t get a chance to attend this upbeat event last Saturday here’s a sharp, fun video of the highlights. Brian Wilmott, a filmmaker from Simi Valley, recently attended the 2nd annual Ventura County Sheriff’s Foundation’s “Coppers and Choppers.” Here is the highlight video of the event, courtesy of his company Half Ten Productions. […]
A Pictorial–Around the County with Donna Hendricks: Santa Barbara Channel
I had gone on a Wildlife Cruise with Island Packers, which is a guided/narrated trip across the Santa Barbara Channel, and along Anacapa Island. The naturalist tells you all about the marine life and birds along the way. We saw pelicans, two different types of dolphin, sea lions, and many other birds! Contact […]
The CalCheck Report: Update on California’s Economic Health
By Lynn Reaser California’s economy continues to move forward, supported by a broad-based recovery. Ongoing advances in leisure and hospitality along with health care remain supportive, while a rebound in housing and construction and a surge in technology and innovation are providing a special thrust. California scored another strong jobs report in May, with nonfarm […]
Train Awareness: A Matter of Life and Death
By Tim Pompey Train traffic is something that we often take for granted along the Southern California coast. Amtrak. Metrolink. Union Pacific. Lots of track. Lots of trains. Lots of opportunities to simply step on the tracks on our way to the beach or going to get pizza or ice cream, or simply walking the […]
