Zoriah's photography receives international press and his name and work have been seen alongside of master photographers such as Robert Capa, James Nachtwey, Phillip Jones-Griffith, Sabastiao Salgado, Don McCullen, Larry Burrows and many others. His work is recognized around the globe and his experiences have been written about on the pages of the worlds leading publications and documented for film, television and radio. When not working in the field, Zoriah is happy to give interviews for film, radio, telivision and print.

Ha, that's pretty awesome.

Quoted: The host of “The Colbert Report”  heard that U.S. Speedskating has lost its main sponsor, the bankrupt Dutch bank DSB and decided to step in — in his own humorous fashion.

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Quoted: Don Hewitt, the CBS Newsman who invented “60 Minutes” and produced the popular newsmagazine for 36 years, died Wednesday. He was 86.

Lynne Davis has spent the past fifteen years living in Los Angeles and working alongside the best musicians the city has to offer. She has earned a reputation as a musician's musician; contributing her aggressive, groove-oriented bass playing to countless studio performances and live engagements, and also lending her dynamic and widespread piano playing and production skills to numerous recordings for film, television and popular records.

I would totally watch Supreme Court TV -- I bet it'd be even more riveting than C-Span!

Quoted: Judge Sonia Sotomayor signaled an openness to television coverage of Supreme Court proceedings Thursday as she neared the end of three grueling days of questioning, all but assured of confirmation.