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My aunt Joan gave this wall art nearly 40 years ago. Depicting a rabbit holding a BOSS sign, it was part of a line of wall decor novelties called "Nifty Drifty," created by Joan Mitchell. Nifty Drifty refers to the idea that these images seemed to be painted on pieces of driftwood.
Bill Feyrer was my boss in the early 1980s. He was a good guy and generous employer. We became friends through my flying activities and our shared interest in the outdoors and Vancouver Island trails. Bill did much for our community and employees. He and wife, Joan were good company to be with. RIP
An unusual secular carving of a double Green Man. A 13th century roof boss in the undercroft at Southwick Hall in Northamptonshire.
Boss building by Norihiko Dan and Associates
The Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve, or ESGR, held a Boss Lift event at Fort Indiantown Gap on May 8-9. The Boss Lift program provides opportunities for employers to learn the benefits and challenges involved with employing National Guard and reserve members. Participants toured several training areas and witnessed demonstrations and exercises such as the Pre-mobilization Training Assistance Element, A-10 Warthog target firing, and an EC-130J air drop. Attendees also got some hands-on experience in vehicle and flight simulators. ESGR’s Boss Lift highlights the value and skills military personnel bring to their civilian jobs and expresses gratitude to employers for their continued support of the military and National Guard and reserve members in the work force.
Better Opportunities for Singe (and unaccompanied) Soldiers' representatives from throughouth South Korea met the Casey Garrison Community Activity Center Nov. 17 to network and share ideas about how to improve their programs. - U.S. Army photo by Pfc. Mardicio Barrot
The Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve, or ESGR, held a Boss Lift event at Fort Indiantown Gap on May 8-9. The Boss Lift program provides opportunities for employers to learn the benefits and challenges involved with employing National Guard and reserve members. Participants toured several training areas and witnessed demonstrations and exercises such as the Pre-mobilization Training Assistance Element, A-10 Warthog target firing, and an EC-130J air drop. Attendees also got some hands-on experience in vehicle and flight simulators. ESGR’s Boss Lift highlights the value and skills military personnel bring to their civilian jobs and expresses gratitude to employers for their continued support of the military and National Guard and reserve members in the work force.
This 1970 Boss Mustang came in for some light repairs, it was in good condition but had a few dents and dings on the quarters, doors and hood. it had the wrong interior for a Boss so we installed the correct deluxe interior seats that went in this model. The body was refinished the original code "N" Pastel Blue. This one turned out very nice.
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FORT INDIANTOWN GAP, Pa. -The Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve, or ESGR, held a Boss Lift event at Fort Indiantown Gap on May 7-8. The Boss Lift program provides opportunities for employers to learn the benefits and challenges involved with employing National Guard and reserve members. Participants toured several training areas and got some hands-on experience in vehicle and flight simulators. Attendees also enjoyed an aerial tour of the surrounding area from aboard a Chinook helicopter. ESGR's Boss Lift highlights the value and skills military personnel bring to their civilian jobs and expresses gratitude to employers for their continued support of the military and National Guard and reserve members in the work force. (Pennsylvania National Guard photo by Tech Sgt. Ted Nichols and Tom
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"...but they have this drink"
In Japan vending machines are everywhere. This 'BOSS' drink is coffee and it comes in different flavors....even hot from the vending machine.
BOSS is a BIG seller.
This 1970 Boss Mustang came in for some light repairs, it was in good condition but had a few dents and dings on the quarters, doors and hood. it had the wrong interior for a Boss so we installed the correct deluxe interior seats that went in this model. The body was refinished the original code "N" Pastel Blue. This one turned out very nice.
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Number 666 in the Boss GP class is Roy Glaser in a Dallara (World Series by Renault) car. © Bert Visser
This 1970 Boss Mustang came in for some light repairs, it was in good condition but had a few dents and dings on the quarters, doors and hood. it had the wrong interior for a Boss so we installed the correct deluxe interior seats that went in this model. The body was refinished the original code "N" Pastel Blue. This one turned out very nice.
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My students had a taste of the old habit of my former boss and companion, Dr Ghazally "Charlie" Ismail when he joined me to Fraser's Hill. Charlie was the Dean when I joined UKM Sabah in 1982 and was responsible in networking me with the rest of the scientific world. Trained as microbiologist - immunologist, Chariie were later converted by Borneo into hard-core naturalist.
Not many people know that when I discovered the new species of rafflesia (Rafflesia tengku-adlinii) in Trus Madi in 1988, there were only three of us, me, Charlie and my trusted UKMS Field Assistant the late Sukup Akin. He was instrumental in conservation issues in Borneo and wrote several papers (with me) on the issue.
Charlie left UKMS in early 1990's to build UNIMAS in Sarawak and was the Deputy VC before coming back to "Malaya" for UMIST. He is now a succesfull corporate figure but still spending weekends in the wood. In fact he was one of the 4 most senior scientists in Lanjak-Entimau XPDC. He writes regularly in many travel journals and magazines.
If you see this guy in his short and his trusty Canon 40D, speak pure kelantanese, tell him you saw him in my Flickr !
Here's a bunch of different kinds. Plus some Pocari Sweat and Melon Cream Sode behind them. I love Japanese drinks...
FOUR FRIENDS IN BARI
DI LEONE/BOSSO/BASSI/CAMPANALE QUARTET PRESENTANO IL LORO CD
La fantasia di un gruppo di amici e il virtuosismo di Fabrizio Bosso per una magica serata fra tradizione e nuovo jazz
15 novembre 2012, ore 21,00
Roma, Cotton Club
(via Bellinzona 2, www.cottonclubroma.it,
info 06 97615246 , 349 0709468 , ingresso €. 25,00)
Cena alla carta €.45,00 bevande escluse, dalle ore 20,30
Ingresso e drink €. 25,00 dalle ore 22,00 – inizio concerto ore 22,15
Guido Di Leone (chitarre),
Fabrizio Bosso (tromba),
Giuseppe Bassi (contrabbasso)
Mimmo Campanale (batteria)
Presenteranno il disco “Four Friends in Bari” realizzato in occasione della serata di beneficienza Jazz for Amnesty 2012, svoltasi al Teatro Petruzzelli lo scorso 23 settembre a sostegno delle attività di Amnesty in Puglia. Il quartetto arriva eccezionalmente a Roma per una data fuori programma proponendo al pubblico della capitale i brani che compongono il disco prodotto dall’etichetta Fo(u)r. In occasione di questa serata eccezionale verrà proposto al pubblico un repertorio a metà strada tra contaminazione e tradizione nato dall’osmosi fra quattro forti personalità del jazz dalle disparate esperienze.
Il concept sotteso sin dal titolo dell’album è l’ideale puro del “fare” jazz: incontrarsi tra amici e suonare come in una jam session, arrangiando ciascuno secondo le proprie inclinazioni, e mettendo in comune idee ed emozioni. Swing, sperimentazione, e lirismo sono solo alcuni degli ingredienti di un complesso menumusicale che si reinventa in ognuna delle undici tracce.
A classici standard di Gershwin, Carmichael, Bruno Martino reinterpretati con classe ecarattere, si affiancano le composizioni originali di Bosso ("Wide Green Eyes"), Di Leone ("King Dorian", "Nostalgia di Cuba"), Bassi ("Swing?"). Un sound dinamico e creativo che si trasforma grazie alla notevole capacità di interplay tra Giuseppe Bassi e Mimmo Campanale, al pregevole fraseggio di Guido Di Leone e al virtuosismo sempreinnovativo di Fabrizio Bosso, uno dei migliori trombettisti del panorama internazionale.
one's the boss at the office
the other's the boss of the house
one gives me the stress (oops, kidding ma'am)
the other relieves me of it...
i'm very lucky to be sorrounded by such wonderful people, the other boss, micah, was somewhere settling our bill when this snaphot was taken.
Zyreb was confined for 6 days last week, an experiences i'd rather not have again, she's okay now and back to her "kulit" self.
This one's a thanks, that zyreb is now well, and and for my boss' understanding, letting me take the week of to take care of my baby.
some RnR at splash mountain