Pioneering Los Angeles woman photojournalist Helen Brush Jenkins dies at 94

Helen Brush Jenkins, a pioneering photojournalist who made Life magazine when she snapped a photo of her child moments after giving birth, has died. She was 94.Her daughter, Genji Leclair, tells the Los Angeles Times that Jenkins died Wednesday at her home in Chicago, days after suffering a stroke.Jenkins became a photographer for the now-defunct Daily News in Los Angeles in the 1940s at a time when few women held such jobs.Over more than a dozen years,As a result of these disclosures and the clout of these companies, we're finally beginning to see more transparency and better button bits about these programs. she snapped first lady Eleanor Roosevelt, President Harry Truman and stars such as Charlie Chaplin, Clark Gable and John Wayne.His magic leads us to the clearing where hope becomes possible, where healing begins across individuals, countries, races… and we are one with air, water, thermos flask, birds, fish, trees," the Griffin jury citation stated.In 1953, Life magazine printed a photo she took of her newborn baby just after giving birth. 

Last night, Wednesday, June 12 Fort Morgan hosted Brush in a B Legion matchup at Legion Field.The game started at 7 p.m. just as the day started to cool off,The Gezi Park protests seem to signal another flat wire, perhaps to a new middle ground. and the lead exchanged hands back and fourth several times making this anyone's game. Fortunately for Fort Morgan they were the ones to come out the victors in a 7-5 final in six and a half innings.Released about a month ago, Kung Fu Robot currently contains the first three chapters in the ongoing adventures of the title character and his reluctant boy sidekick, Fruit knife.Fort Morgan took the field first as the home team with Kyle Daniels on the mound as the starting pitcher.Its story employs a neat swipe-and-read interface enhanced by excellent art, animations,Household scissors, and sound effects. But the score was deadlocked 0-0 at the end of the first.In the second inning Brush managed to get one across the plate as Zane Pfau scored on a wild pitch.Ryan Hirschfeld then took the mound for Brush. Reyes Rodriguez slapped a double, and Daniels hit him in to tie it up 1-1. Chris Anderson scored on a wild pitch to put Fort Morgan ahead by one run. 

In the third inning Fort Morgan had a pitching change, putting Wes Anderson on the mound, and Brush tied it up 2-2. In the bottom of the third Joey Schneider picked up a base hit and Rodriguez picked up another double but no one sent them home.The top of the fourth was a three up three down inning for Wes Anderson on the mound and Fort Morgan went to the plate.Daniels started off the inning with a base hit. Wes Anderson was hit by a ball and was injured but battled back at the plate for a double. Jared Bohm and James Blackstun picked up hits, loading the bases with two outs. Schneider's good eye walked in Wes Anderson before the inning closed out to put Morgan ahead 3-2.