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Eco Clothing Future
the visual poetry that is painting,
Itwasn t difficult for Hussein Al- drawing, and sculpting; artistically
Baiaty to find his passion for art. At expressed by his father. But it wasn’t
an early age, he was surrounded by until Al-Baiaty began the Architec-
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EMMANUEL
Church of God in
Christ United
4800 NE 30th Ave. Port­
land OR 97211
503-335-8772
You are cordially invited
to worship with us in
these services:
Sunday Service
Sunday School 10:00 A.M
Y.P.C.E. 6:30 P.M
Pastor & W ife-
Bishop & Mrs. A.L. Wright
Worship Service 12:00 Noon
Evangelistic Service 7:00 P.M.
Weekday Service
Tuesday Night: Bible Study 7:30 P.M.
Friday Night: Regular Service 7:30 P.M.
Prayer Meeting & Seminar: Monday - Friday 12:00
Local entrepreneur designs v
T-shirts with eco-friendly inks r
and organic cotton
tural Program at Portland State University
that he would really begin to mold his own
artistic talent into a new craft.
In 2005, Al-Baiaty decided he wanted to
make a living using his skills in design and
bought his own printing press. He started
printing fliers and T-shirts while still attend­
ing college. He found himself screen-printing
until 3 a.m. at times, progressing to finishing
the homework that was due for classes that
sam e m o rn in g . But this d ed icated
entrepreneur’s work ethic and insomnia would
soon pay off.
Al-Baiaty officially opened his “Elusive Printing”
business in 2006. The local company prides itself on
using eco-friendly water-based Inks and the 100 per­
cent organic cotton alternatives used for custom de­
signed shirts. He also strives to solidify his name as an
environmental and community based company with
affordable prices and one-stop service.
Elusive Printing’s versatility does not stop at print­
ing; they design as well. After gaining the knowledge
necessary at PSU to successfully design promotional
artwork for customers, Al-Baiaty took the tools and
programs learned and applied them towards the busi­
ness.
Even before Elusive Printing was established, he
had a goal to launch his very own clothing line. This
March, he will release a unique and stylish clothing
brand called “Elusive Collections.” This cloth­
ing will feature fictional characters portraying the
daily trials and tribulations that men and wom en o f
all types have gone through in recent centuries and
will go through in years to com e, attem pting to
creatively relate to the m ajority o f our diverse
planet. The fabrics will only be m ade with highest
quality o f 100 percent organic cotton and water-
based Ink.
F or more inform ation, visit the com pany website
at Elusiveprinting.com or check out their store
location at 18924 S. W. Shaw St. in Beaverton. Save
the planet and your money!
What’s Happening PDX.com serves as a social
media and networking site fo r Portland’s urban
lifestyle with information on fashion, entertainment
and green awareness.
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Community Leader Named
The Metro Council has ap­
p o in te d K a ris S to u d a m ire -
PhiHips to the M etropolitan Ex­
position Recreation Commission
(M ERC), a panel that serves as a
catalyst for culture, com m unity
and econom ic vitality through
leadership, advocacy, and ex­
pert management o f public event
venues.
Stoudam ire-Phillips is corpo­
rate relations officer for the
Legacy Health System Founda­
tion. She previously adm inis-
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Paitor/Teacbcr/Revlvallit
Fife Change Specialist
Counseling
Substance Abuse
Meditation & Relaxation Techniques
Stress Reduction
Grief Counseling
Post Traumatic Stress Disorder {PTSD}
Spiritual Abuse
-B y Appointment Only-
Portland Congress Center
1001 SW Fifth Avenue, Suite 1100
Portland, OR. 97204
Phone: 503-220-1790
Fax: 1+503 220-1815
Email: hodgchspks@msn.com
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Inc. Foundation and has served
in various public affairs and
research positions in the health
care industry.
Her leadership and volun­
teer service in num erous com ­
m unity organizations, such as
the Oregon T rail Chapter o f the
A m e ric a n R ed C ro ss, B ig
B rother Big S ister A frican-
American Advisory Board, Pied-
m o n t R o se A s s o c ia tio n ,
Schoolhouse Supplies, and the
YW CA, is both extensive and
impressive.
Comcast Promotes Vice President
Com cast has prom oted Hank
Fore as its regional vice president
to ov ersee all asp ects o f the
c o m p a n y ’s video, h ig h -sp eed
Internet and telephone operations
in the Northw est from Longview
to Eugene, serving m ore than
600,000 custom ers and m anaging
about 2,100 employees.
Fore w ill be b ased in the
com pany’s Beaverton office. He
m ost recently served C om cast’s
E ast B ay A re a m a rk e t in
California.
Fore is a W est Point graduate.
He achieved the rank o f L ieuten­
ant Colonel in the U.S. Army be­
fore deciding to retire to pursue a
career in the private sector. Prior
to joining Com cast, Fore served
as a Regional Vice President at
L u c e n t T e c h n o lo g ie s , w h e re
he o v ersaw tech n ical su p p o rt
services.
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