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DC Film Alliance: a local filmmaker's best resource

DC Film Alliance: a local filmmaker's best resource

The DC Film Alliance is quite possibly the single best organization for filmmakers and cinephiles in the Nation's Capital. Founded by Jon Gann, who is also the man behind the highly successful DC Shorts Film Festival, the DC Film Alliance offers seminars on filmmaking through the DC Film Salon. Information on topics such as screenwriting, film promotion, and fundraising is presented by knowledgeable people in the field. The laid back Film Salons also offer an opportunity to meet other film enthusiasts and develop connections to potential collaborators.

Brindle is the New Black

We have an inside source on the latest “must have” dog, and we’re letting our blog-readers know about a special adoption deal in advance of the rest of the DC-area. 

Claiming something as “the new black” first appeared in the fashion world in the early 1980s as a way to indicate other colors were taking over as the new wardrobe staple.  Black, long used as the base of any wardrobe due to its versatility with all other colors and prints, became the touchstone for something being a good investment and a “must have” for anyone going out and about.

So, on the heels of our wildly successful Fashion For Paws event, we are taking a page from the fashion world and proclaiming our own version of it.  At Washington Humane Society, Brindle is the New Black

Man Shot In Undercover Operation Charged

DUMFRIES, Va. (WUSA) -- Police have charged the man who was shot at Dumfries Road (Route 234) near the Interstate 95 interchange in Prince William County on Monday night during an undercover operation.

Prince William County Police say Henry Pierre Allen, 38, of Landover, Maryland has been charged with possession with intent to distribute a schedule I or II narcotic [cocaine] and felony eluding.

Prince William County Police responded to the scene to assist ATF agents around 7:07 p.m. Monday night

According to an ATF official, federal agents had just completed their operation and were moving into arrest the person when the person tried to flee the scene in a vehicle and tried to hit the federal officers moving in to make the arrest.

The agents opened fire, and hit the person (Allen) in the vehicle.

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Stratford University, Woodbridge Campus (Potomac Mills) Hosts 2011 Health Awareness Fair

Stratford University, Woodbridge Campus (Potomac Mills) Hosts 2011 Health Awareness Fair

Stratford University, Woodbridge Campus (Potomac Mills)
Hosts 2011 Health Awareness Fair

WHO:       
Stratford University

WHAT:   
2011 Health Awareness Fair

There will be a Health Awareness event held, hosted by Doctors Express and Stratford University. The event is aimed at helping to educate the public about health care services, careers, and education opportunities in the health care field, as well as presenting ways the community can get involved and live a healthier life. The free event is open to the public and will feature health-related exhibits, information, and prize giveaways. There will also be free health screenings and demonstrations.

LFA-DC/MD/VA to Offer Free Lupus Symposium on May 7 for Patients and Families

LFA-DC/MD/VA to Offer Free Lupus Symposium on May 7 for Patients and Families

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Second Teen Dies In Haymarket Crash

HAYMARKET, Va. (WUSA) -- A second teen has been pronounced dead after a car veered off the road and crashed into a tree early April 20th, police said.

Savanna Kidane Mouratidis, 15, of Haymarket, is the second fatal victim in a crash that claimed another teen's life early Wednesday morning, police said.

The crash happened on Logmill Rd just west of James
Madison Hwy in Haymarket, when a car carrying five teenagers swerved to avoid a deer in the road and crashed into a tree, police said.

Kendra Kaeleen TUCKER, 15, of Gainesville, was pronounced dead at the scene Wednesday, when police arrived.

Two other girls and an 18-year-old man were involved in the crash.

Police are not releasing their names to the public.

None of the teens were wearing seat-belts at the time of the crash, according to police.