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Josh Rosenau shot this spider during his "24 Hours in Lawrence" blogging.
Models for the May 10 KJHK fashion show gather backstage.
A model for the May 10 KJHK fasion show gets her hair done - big.
The stylists arrive! We talk hair and Big Hair. Three of us straddle a bench in the makeup room and go through various stages of pinning, pulling, teasing, corn-rowing, and douses of hairspray.
Gathering back by the picnic table, we get down to business, and take pictures of ourselves in the cardboard cutout of a very nicely dressed couple.
Paul Decelles' wife gets in her pumpkin-colored car to start the day's commute.
Patricia Carpenter, along with her daughters Madeline and Abbie, enjoy an outing to Madame Hatters Tea Room in Eudora.
Lawrence Memorial Hospital 8:00pm - Volunteer team leaders from the Lawrence Half Marathon & 5k share notes from the event. From right: Karin Feltman, RN - LMH ER Nurse, Jaye Cole - Director, Kreider Rehab, Cindy Johnson - Owner, TherapyWorks. TherapyWorks was also a major sponsor of the event.
Lawrence Memorial Hospital 7:45 pm - Lawrence Half Marathon & 5k race directors Steve & Marcia Riley listen to volunteer feedback during a race wrap up meeting. This benefit, our most successful and largest event to date, raised $42,000 for the Clinic.
Health Care Access Clinic - 4:15pm Shirley Anderson volunteers to help with monthly data entry and record keeping projects.
Health Care Access Clinic 3:30pm - Peter Bock, MD is a new volunteer provider who will make monthly onsite visits to the Clinic to see patients.
Health Care Access Clinic 10am - Mary Jane Miller, RN (left) and Susan Anderson, ARNP, our new Women's Health provider, discuss a patient's chart.
Health Care Access Clinic 11am - Manuela Ertmer, LPN takes patient Vince Bulgarelli's blood pressure during his visit to the Clinic.
Nesting dove in shark's teeth.
Tattoo artist "Scary" Carrie renders a portrait of the family pet onto a customers hip at "Big Daddy Cadillacs" on Massachusetts Street. 3:30pm
A view from the rooftops of suburbia in Northwest Lawrence pictures 1-70 just a stone's throw away from the back porch.
Leslie, a bartender at the Jackpot Saloon on Massachusettes street, prepares the bar before its first customer arrives at 4pm.
An eccentric plumber waits for a pub employee to open the door of the establishment for service work.
A street perfomer sings a soulful ballad at the corner of 9th and Massachusetts Street.
This is a space on Massachusetts that is being used as storage by Buffalo Bobs Restaurant.
Lawrence is a place that is influenced by liberal thinking, cultural diversity, artistic expression, and higher education. It is also a place that has it's roots in a conservative, rural way of life. It is a crossroads of sorts, and you can witness this convergence of ideologies everyday on a corner or sidewalk near Massachusetts street.
A man who wishes to be known only as the "conspiracy theorist" describes his theory about the tactics of President Bush and the current administration. 9th and Mass.
The commodities consisted of juice, dry milk, evaporated milk, cheese, canned vegetables, dry rice, cereal, canned fruit, and canned beef.
Tattoo artist "Scary" Carrie takes a cigarette break on in front of Bid Daddy Cadillac's tattoo parlor where she works.
A "One Man Band" street performer entertains passers-by at the corner of 9th and Mass.
This man is one of several homeless people who take to downtown Lawrence streets every year looking for monetary help.
Mailman Jerry Totten takes a break to describe his early career as photo-journalist
The interior of Liberty Hall. 5/10/07
Liberty Hall mural documentaion. 5/10/07
Liberty Hall mural documentation. 5/10/07
Cycling is a popular form of transportation down Mass street and throughout the entire city of Lawrence. This cyclist transports himself and his payload down Vermont St.
An auto mechanic at D and D tire incorporated takes a break between the tire racks.
Street vendor Craig Nowatzke sets up his hot dog stand on the corner of Ninth and Massachusetts street.
One of many creative displays decorating the storefronts of downtown Lawrence
Barber Pete Fitzgerald gives a haircut to a customer at Downtown Barber Shop on Mass Street
A barber at the Downtown Barbershop attends to client in the morning hours of May 10, 2007
Skillbuilders, a program of Education and Support for Widows, Widowers and Caregivers met at 9:30-12 on May 10th. The presentation of the day was "Taking Care of Your Car" given by Richard Haig, of Westside 66. Pictured are Carol Owen, Richard Haig, and Rosemary Kay. Skillbuilders is sponsored jointly by Douglas County Visiting Nurses and Hospice Care and Douglas County Senior Services.
Long time Lawrence businessman Kim Kern permanently closed the doors of Fields Gallery in 2006. This came as just one in a long string of gallery closings in Lawrence. The space is still being advertised for sale. 5/10/07
Kari Kemptar, a stylist at Trio Salon (719 Mass suites 107-108) colors and styles hair for her customer Amy Behrends.
This pooch finds comfort near the stoop of a furniture store on Mass Street in downtown Lawrence.
Mitch is a driver for Lawrence Transit. He took a moment to pose for this portrait, proudly showing off his new tattoo.
One in a series of relief sculptures in the campanile on the Kansas University campus.
Inside the campanile
The campanile on the University of Kansas campus is one of Lawrence's most prominent landmarks.
The Campanile
Sunset around eightish at Clinton Lake
Printmaking students busy at work in Taryn McMahon's Silk Screen class.
Sunset around eightish at Clinton Lake
Man fishing around 8 pm at Clinton Lake
"Richard", 30 years old, of Bakersfield California, is homeless. He was at the community building Thursday evening playing basketball. He often goes there to lift weights, play basketball and shower. He can no longer stay at the Salvation Army shelter due to an argument, and says that the woods near the river are too flooded to camp in now.
Sunset around eightish at Clinton Lake
Sunset around eightish at Clinton Lake
First kale harvest. East Lawrence. After 7 PM on May 10, 2007.
ELSE patiently awaiting supper. East Lawrence. After 7 PM on May 10, 2007
Local Burger, um, Woodchuck. East Lawrence. After 7 PM on May 10, 2007
THEN and OR in formation. East Lawrence. After 7 PM on May 10, 2007
A student displays his painting skills in Jeff Ridgway's Life Drawing & Painting class.
Sunset at Clinton Lake around eightish.
Riese Wismer, 8, gives a twirl outside her grandparents house in Baldwin City. She was preparing to leave for her dance recital that night with Stacey's Dance Studio.
Man fishing at Clinton Lake around 7 pm
Man fishes as the sun sets at Clinton Lake around 8 pm
Man fishes as the sun sets at Clinton Lake around 8 pm
Man fishes as the sun sets at Clinton Lake around 8 pm
Man fishes as the sun sets at Clinton Lake around 8 pm
Man fishes as the sun sets at Clinton Lake around 8 pm
Erik Fish and his daughter Olivia Fish, are fishing at Clinton Lake around 5 pm
Erik Fish and his daughter Olivia Fish, fish at Clinton Lake around 5 pm
Olivia Fish washes her hands after a day of fishing with her father, Erik Fish, at Clinton Lake around five pm.
Man fishing at Clinton Lake around five pm
Man fishing at Clinton Lake around five pm
Fishing at Clinton Lake around 5 pm
Fishers at Clinton Lake around 5 pm
Bishop Seabury Gym. Patrick Shields takes a self portrait as he gets ready for Suessical Practice. 3:45 p.m.
Employee of Third Planet takes a break- people watching. Around 3 pm
Couple sits on a bench outside Beyond the Door on Mass around 3 pm
Man takes a break and a nap at South Park around 3 pm
Man takes a break and a nap at South Park around 3 pm
Man throwing keg in downtown alley
May 10, 2007: Grant Gollier (4th from the left, front row) celebrates his 8th birthday with Mrs. Stutler's second grade class at Sunflower Elementary.
Deck shot: Tandy Reussner (left) and Sheryl Henry chat during lunch at the retreat
Girl Scout Troop 548 enjoys frozen custard at Sheridans. They are all 5th graders at Schwegler Elementary. Back: Emily Wangler, Logan Brown, Katie Dilley, Jillian Nutt, Amanda Montgomery, Evan Dye, Kristen Gile, Julia Silverstein Front: Maegen Hiersche, Kassidy Husted, Abbie Wise, Kayla Duncan, Kara Farley, Lexi Mikel, Lindsey Griffin and Haley Powers.
A woman speaks with a Lawrence Police officer Thurs. afternoon after she was involved in a accident at 12th and Ohio that left the backend of her car airborn over the steep front edge of someones lawn.
Bible Study Retreat group picture. From left to right, back row: Laurie Muder, Tracy Kihm, Mary Andyshak, Leeann Johnson, Linda Everett, Lori Lange, Nancy Hunt, Berniece Brown., Almarie Chalmers, Charlotte Ostermann, Diana Low, Carla Phipps, Karen Van Blaricum, Molly Rasmussen, Pam Keys, Nancy Flavin Middle Row: Tandy Reussner, Mary Ann Ring, Sheryl Henry, Sallie Bohlen, Nancy Burt, Mick Knight, Marianne Seuferling Front Row: Susan Stuever and Katherine Dinsdale
Guitarist outside of Signs of Life in mid afternoon
Man reading LJ World outside Henry's Coffee shop around 12 pm
A man who wishes to be known only as the "conspiracy theorist" attempts to convince me that the invention of photography is one of the signs of the coming apocolypse. 2pm
Austin Sinkler cleans and tunes guitars at Richards Music.
Artist "Scary" Carrie tattoos a client amidst the oddities and knick knacks that decorate her workspace. Amongst those oddities are horror movie props and preserved animal fetuses.
Banjo man at ninth and Mass.
About 11:30 am, Janet delivered the commodities to senior, Christine Johnson. Christine was thrilled to see Janet and was particularly excited that she got apple juice in the delivery. Janet made several deliveries, and all seniors were so very happy to see her and each one had questions about their Medicare or drug prescription plans for Janet. Each visit ended with a big hug and a sentimental bid good bye.
One in a series of interesting window displays which can be seen in a storefront on Massachusetts St.
Janet Ikenberry is our Community Services Program Manager. Once a month she delivers commodities to homebound seniors. On May 10th, between 11 and 2 she made her deliveries.
Michael Wilson takes a break while helping to prepare for the upcoming KJHK fashion show at Liberty Hall. 11am
Women chatting outside Blackbird Trading Post at eleven am
Waitress from the Eldridge taking a smoking break out back
Postman outside Teller's around mid afternoon
A man and woman watch Kansas River Thurs. evening as the water rose, sending lots of debris and driftwood over the dam.
Brendan Connor sat and watched the Kansas River at the dam with his father Thurs. evening, May 10, as level of the water rose several kinds of debris and drift wood came over the dam.
Our menu of the day!
9:00 am at the Senior Center Mrs. Vivian Tubbs is a volunteer with our Senior Meals Department. In this photo, she is helping by putting the butter and whole wheat roll together for our home delivered meals. Each day we serve over 260 meals at our six dining centers and through our home delivered meals to home bound seniors.
A pair of Canada Geese on a foggy morning at the Old Baldwin City Lake.
Leah and Chancellor Robert Hemenway take Cassie for a stroll on one of their regular early morning walks around campus. 5-10-07
The last light of the day warms the clouds over Clinton Lake. Note: This is a stitched panoramic photograph
Colorful clouds drift over Clinton Lake at sunset.
Rocks glowing red in evening light pile up to form Clinton Lake dam.
2 boaters bring their canoe into shore as the sun sets on Clinton Lake.
Wildflowers Bloom along the Roadside near Clinton Lake.
Erin Leavy, a bartender at Johnny's.
Ethan Robison (5) Collects worms for a bird nest he made during a Baldwin Elementery Kindergarten class field trip to Prairie Park. Kindergarten students learned about different kinds of birds, and the "nest" game taught them how much food a bird actually needs to collect to keep its new born babies alive.
I took this photo out at Lakeview lake in the late afternoon. It was flooded over the road, and I was just taking snapshots but this one turned out pretty cool. And that's my nasty foot in the picture.
Taniesha Kopriva, Life JAMS participant, paints the first panel of the KU School of Business mural at Van Go Mobile Arts.
Volunteer Megan Showalter, a Kansas University senior, puts the finishing touches on light bulbs painted by Van Go youth. The bulbs will be given to community sponsors paying a portion of Van Go's utility bills. Showalter chose a health and community development focus for her applied behavioral sciences major.
Volunteer Megan Showalter, a Kansas University senior, puts the finishing touches on light bulbs painted by Van Go youth. The bulbs will be given to community sponsors paying a portion of Van Go's utility bills. Showalter chose a health and community development focus for her applied behavioral sciences major.
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