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Subject to the following terms and conditions, any of the images below may be downloaded and used in conjunction with any media story, article or segment about the America 24/7 book or the America 24/7 project:
- Images may only be used in an editorial context in a story, segment or review
specifically about the America 24/7 book or the America 24/7 project.
- Each image must be accompanied by the "REQUIRED CREDIT" line.
- No media outlet may use more than five of the images below without
prior written permission from 24/7 Media.
Any other use constitutes a copyright infringement.
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Location: Flint Hills, Kansas
Caption: Three-year-old Bailey Lewis, her mom, dad, and two brothers live and work on a 5,000-acre cattle ranch in central Kansas, in the heart of the Flint Hills prairie.
REQUIRED CREDIT: (c) 2003 Dan White from America 24/7.
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Location: New York, New York
Caption: Erected in 1930 - during an ego-driven New York skyscraper war - the 1,046-foot Chrysler Building was the tallest building in the world for exactly four months. Although dethroned by the 1,250-foot Empire State Building, many still consider the Chrysler Building to be the world's most beautiful skyscraper. Kevin Kiernan makes sure the art deco masterpiece glows through the night, changing one of its 10,000 bulbs.
REQUIRED CREDIT: (c) 2003 Philip Greenberg from America 24/7.
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Location: Oakland, California
Caption: The Oakland Women's Rowing Club gathers every Wednesday at 11 for an hour-long excursion on Lake Merritt near downtown Oakland. The club's 48 mothers and grandmothers, ranging in age from 53 to 96, still adhere to the dress code established by the founders. The Navy donated surplus whaleboats in 1916 when the club was founded but new vessels have since replaced the originals.
REQUIRED CREDIT:(c) 2003 Jean Jarvis from America 24/7.
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Location: Chicago, Illinois
Caption: Stairway to heaven: Every day after work Gustavo Aguilar, 39, says he carries a cross around the city to "help keep Christ's image alive." A former fan of satanic rock, Gustavo now begins his daily transformation from maintenance man to holy man to the music of Jesus Christ Superstar.
REQUIRED CREDIT: (c) 2003 Robert A. Davis/Chicago Sun-Times from America 24/7.
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Location: New Orleans, Louisiana
Description: Pachyderm pedicure: Ellen Frosch, one of the Audubon Zoo's elephant handlers, trains and cares for Jean, a 30-year-old, 6,800-pound Asian elephant. Ellen, whose degree is in zoology, says Jean was bought by the zoo 20 years ago and is very gentle. She hopes a baby elephant is in her future if plans to artificially inseminate Jean are successful.
REQUIRED CREDIT: (c) 2003 Chris Granger from America 24/7.
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Location: Underwood, Minnesota
Caption: Rub a dub dub! Bathing is a major production in the LaFond household where the family of nine requires an elaborate tub schedule. The little ones wash up first, and are ready for bed by the time Joseph, seven, Benjamin, six, and Martin, three, soap up. Parents Jim and Laure LaFond have adopted all nine of their African-American children.
REQUIRED CREDIT: (c) 2003 Stormi Greener from America 24/7.
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Location: Honolulu, Hawaii
Caption: Pomp and circumstance, Hawaiian style: Kathryn Dolac makes good on a graduation-day dare, flashing her bikini top to friend Adrienne Uecker. A few moments later, the two women and 408 other seniors and post-graduates were awarded degrees from Chaminade University, a Catholic Marianist school founded in 1955.
REQUIRED CREDIT: (c) 2003 George F. Lee from America 24/7.
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Location: Corvallis, Oregon
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Alicen Bartholomeusz noticed that 18-month-old Sofia and six-month-old Rachel calmed down and stopped crying when her husband mowed the lawn. These days, she cuts the grass with babies on board. Hopefully, she has an equally clever solution for back pain.
REQUIRED CREDIT: (c) 2003 Karl Maasdam from America 24/7.
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