Loni Stark
Loni Stark is an artist at Atelier Stark, psychology researcher, and technologist whose work explores the intersection of identity, creativity, and technology. A self-professed foodie and adventure travel enthusiast, she collaborates on visual storytelling projects with Clinton Stark for Stark Insider. Her insights are shaped by her role at Adobe, influencing her explorations into the human-tech relationship. It's been said her laugh can still be heard from San Jose up to the Golden Gate Bridge—unless sushi, her culinary Kryptonite, has momentarily silenced her.
Loreto Update by Bob Toubman
Another update from Bob Toubman who is the condo regime administrator for Loreto Bay in Nopolo, BCS:
Today was spent surveying the site and beginning...
2010 Loreto Calendar: Photo submissions by Anne and Tony
Again, all net proceeds from the sale of the 2010 Loreto calendar will benefit the children of the Internado School in Loreto, BCS.
2010 Loreto Calendar: Photo submissions from Chuck and Marsha Jackson
For those just visiting, this is the second annual Loreto calendar.
TheatreWorks’ Yellow Face opening night party
The play was thought-provoking and unexpected.
2010 Loreto Calendar: Video update #2
Quick update on the second annual Loreto charity calendar for 2010. Photo submission deadline is Sept 6th. All net proceeds will go to benefit...
Solar Update: August 2009 was the calm before the storm
I can't say that August was particularly calm from a schedule and activities perspective. However, it was relatively calm compared to the whirlwind of...
2010 Loreto Calendar: Photo submissions by David Valera
The net proceeds from the sale of this year's calendar will go to benefit the children of the Internado School of Loreto, BCS.
2010 Loreto Calendar: Photo submissions by Cathy and Dan Getman
I also recorded the first of what I hope are several updates on the progress of our 2010 Loreto Calendar.
2010 Loreto Calendar: Photo submissions by Chris Sessions
One of the charming features of the town of Loreto are the stone buildings and large wooden doors that add a sense of character and history to the Baja landscape.