Viktor Nagornyy
Viktor Nagornyy was born in Ukraine. He immigrated to the US in 2001. In 2005 he joined the US Navy and served four years until his honorable discharge in 2009. While on active duty he became interested in photography and began pursuing BA in Photography in 2006 at the Academy of Art University. In 2007, one of his photographs appeared in an exhibition "We Are All Photographers Now" in Musée de l'Elysée, Lausanne, Switzarland. Upon his discharge from the Navy he transferred to Rochester Institute of Technology where he's working to finish his degree in Photojournalism.
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The Wrong Version of the TruthRepublicans have been working for the past decade on privatizing America. The current plan, as it affects their corporate constituents, is to repeal health care law by cutting its federal funding and making sure 30 million Americans remain uninsured. -
Why John B. Larson Should Be the New House Minority LeaderLarson should run for House Minority Leader, as his record shows that he is an ideal candidate for the position that is a bridge between the President Obama and the House Majority.Also published on: -
Legislative Process Hits StalemateThe Republicans took the House by gaining 60 seats, while the Senate barely remained under Democrats. This change in Congress will impede and reverse any progress made in the last two years.Also published on:
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25 Sanity and Fear Rally OuttakesThe rally to Restore Sanity and/or Fear was huge. People spilled from the National Mall to the side streets. It was overwhelming. Check out some outtakes from the sidelines of the rally. -
350 Day at the Farmers Market!The goal was not to solve the climate crisis one project at a time, but to send a pointed political message: if we can get to work, you can get to work too--on the legislation and the treaties that will make all our work easier in the long run. -
Saving Kodak: You Press the Button and We Do the RestKodak just posted a huge loss for second quarter; its revenue is down 11pct, according to Reuters. Kodak needs to go back to its roots, go back to the idea of "you press the button and we do the rest." -
Network Outside Your Comfort ZoneStepping outside your comfort zone is not enough. You have to go deep into the unknown terrain to network effectively everywhere. Here's a few things you can do that will help you travel far away from your comfort zone.
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Exorcism of IgnoranceIgnorance is one of the biggest foes of the 21st century. It is at the core of all human conflicts. The best way to reach happiness and a better life is to eliminate it.
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Uncle Sam Will Provide Protection from the BulliesUncle Sam promises to create new agency to protect consumers, but consumers need to realize the their ignorance is even bigger problem than corruption of the CEOs and bankers. -
Fix Your Photoshop CS3 from Freezing on Windows VistaMy Photoshop wouldn't open after clean install, it would just freeze. After many hours of research, I was able to compile steps that helped me solve my problem. Find out how. -
Atheism Tapes Review6 interviews that will keep you on your edge, and challenge your perspective on the world and they way you live your life.
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Phishing for Your LifePhishing e-mails are one of the leading causes of identity theft. Learn how to spot fake e-mails and avoid the financial hardships it would have brought upon you and your family.