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Self Portrait Before

Self-Portrait After
In this picture I changed the background and made it a little more out of focus as to not distract from the pose of the picture.




Capitol, Washington DC
This photo was taken from the base of the Washington Monument on March 19, 2010

Proud to be an American

The Washington Monument in Washington DC taken March 19, 2010.

Tony Allen #42 from the Boston Celtics takes a moment to show off his skills during warmups on March 7, 2010

The Boston Celtics line up before the game as the announcer introduces the starting lineup for the two teams. The celtics played the Washington Wizards on March 7, 2010

Man With a Heart of Gold Works to Help Other Find Their Own

Brian’s day job is working as a DJ doing various events. Some events include Bah Mitzvahs, Bar Mitzvahs, and concerts. He has a contract with Bay Path College as well as local area colleges. Here he is setting up for Miss Bay Path on March 4, 2010.

Brian has many other DJs that work for him. At Mr. WNEC on April 8, 2010, he shows one of the WNEC students and DJ Christopher Worden how to work the iDJ that was used for the event.

Brian ran all of the sound and the lighting for Mr. WNEC.

Brian’s daughter Sophia was born with a heart condition and is one of the children that Boston’s Children’s Hospital is working with to try out some new equipment. Because of this, Brian is a huge contributor to the American Heart Association and is seen here with a poster of his wife Michelle, and their daughter who is one of the faces for the American Heart Association.

Brian helped to organize the American Heart Association ball that took place at the Mass Mutual Center in Springfield MA on Saturday April 17, 2010. The ball was sponsored by Target and Eisenberg at UMass Amherst.

Shane Bland, Emcee for the American Heart Association ball met up with Brian before the event to make sure that all of the sound and lighting was in place before they started.

Brian was one of the key speakers for the evening and spoke about his contribution and all of his work that he does with the Heart Association as well as what Boston is doing to help Sophia.

After Brian is done speaking he takes a minute for a meet and greet with some of the guests.

After the event is over Brian stands outside by the flyers and banners to say goodbye to everyone and answer any questions they might have as well as give them some information about what the American Heart Association does.