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1 Month proyect...
25/5/2012
Well, I hadn't time to post this 1 hour ago HAHAHA
So... Hellooo! this is the picture from today!
So yes.. lately I don't have so many ideas of photos with meanings because I don't know.. sometimes I have not the camera with me when something happens or I don't know.. the day didn't have something new..
Well most of the time the problem is that I don't have the camera with me when something happens but watevaaa xd
This is the food that I ate today in my interships...
OK IT WAS SO DELICIOUS!
Just so delicious the mango salad and aff everything...
Well I love to eat, what can I say...
Of course I will get fat in these 2 weeks ):!
But well... It's food and it's freeee :DD
See you tomorrow!
Busy would be an understatement..
So much film to be developed... so many projects in the works. Permanent Intership with WIRED magazine soon... sleep eventually.
I've been tagged by Eigh line poem :)
10 random facts
1- My real name is Maria João and I´m 23
2- I´m an unemployed architect looking for an intership.
3- My favourite book is Wuthering Heighs
4- I don´t like to cook
5- I love candies and I´m a total chocolate addict!
6- I´m a cat person. I have a female cat named Nana ( 7 in Japanese)
8- I expect too much of people and also myself, I´m a stupid perfeccionist so I´m basically often desapointed.
9- I attract the most inconvencional and bizarre situations. I have a friend that oftens says that we should write them down and make our own, personal Seinfeld...Even so, I don´t think I have an interesting life.
10- If I had tons of money I would travel around the world. If I could pick one place it would be Japan, Toquio.
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Hello, everybody!
For those of you who don't know us, let me introduce myself and the star of my project: my little prince Arthur.
In advance, this is going to be quite a post because I will explain what happened to him in the last four months.
My name is Lorena and I'll be turning 23 at the end of January. I am a Veterinary Medicine student and in March I'll be starting my fourth semester of college. We live in Recife, Pernambuco, Brazil.
Arthur is (was - I'll explain that at the end of this post) a six years old English Cocker Spaniel, adopted on Nov 7th, 2010.
His favorites things in the world, you may ask? He likes to sleep, to go out for a long walk, here we put sleep again, he truly enjoys swim in the ocean and roll in the sand after, but hates bathtime, sleep one more time and naps. I believe he spends 20 hours a day between heavy sleeps and little naps. Really.
When we get home from a walk, at the door I have to give him his leash so he can carry it back to our room and take care of it, as well as my shoes and his girlfriend, Lilica, a green, long and stuffed frog that doesn't look like a frog at all. He is very jealous of his "toys". Speeking of toys, he doesn't like any.
He is a very sweet dog with adults, but let's just say that he doesn't have the patience to deal with kids and other animals.
He likes to smile at pictures and I believe he enjoys the photoshoots sometimes.
I really hope we can make you smile once or twice... We're looking foward to know you guys more and see amazing pictures of your dogs too!
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And now, let me walk you through Arthur's health problems and everything that's happened in the last four months. I'll skip a lot of details, otherwise I would spend the rest of the month writing...
Since September I realized he was quieter - as I said before, he really likes to sleep, only this time was different, he was isolating not to sleep, but as if he didn't want company. Wasn't as happy as he used to be when I came home, didn't wanted to go for a walk as he used to... and this was starting to worry me. In late September he started having fever and diarrhea. It was treated and a week later he was okay. Playing, walking, everything as it was before without symptoms.
On October 30th, out of nowhere, I woke up to see him vomiting, defecating and urinating blood. Of course the professional side went into space and despair overwhelmed me. I took him to the nearest veterinary while I could not talk to Diego (in a moment) and she just looked at him and said he was with Distemper. The test came back negative. She didn't even put him on a drip (is that how you say it? Saline solution maybe?)
[Before I can continue, I must make it clear that for five years he's with me, I haven't found a competent veterinary to take care of Arthur. All we passed - over 15 - missed ugly in small things, and I changed 'cause I was afraid that they missed bigger things. So I always thought I'd found myself handcuffed, without having a veterinarian of my trust to take him if he needed one day.
But the best friend college could ever give me was Diego, who since the beginning became my best friend.
Fortunately he has experience in the area for over a dozen years, with the pet shop and the dog kennel. He's not yet veterinarian, however, we went to intership together and I could see him working. He is the person / professional that I trust the most and I always said to him that I would deliver Arthur in his hands with my eyes closed, if needed. And that's what I did.]
When we got to Diego's Arthur was medicated and we managed to control the bleeding, which was our biggest fear at the moment. We did a quick test and confirm that he was ehrlichia (one of the diseases transmitted by ticks), even with the medications on time.
As the pet shop is under his house and even though it isn't a clinic there he had everything that Arthur could possible need, so we "hospitalized" him there and I was also staying, because no on could make me stay away from Arthur.
We spent seven days there, until Arthur was out of risk.
At that time, his blood tests showed that platelets, which at normal levels must be above 200,000, were at levels lower than 20,000, due to ehrlichia.
The entire length of the chest and his belly (everything, from the top to the bottom) were black (and here I use the word black in the purest sense, because it was really all black) due to bleeding. We started the standard treatment for ehrlichia and many vitamins and medications to the liver, which was changed. On the fourth day he began to improve and on the seventh returned home because he was "well". Blood tests were also improving.
On November 7, his birthday, we were at home. He was weak, but had gone back to eating and walking and was apparently recovering.
Two days after his birthday I began to realize that when I called him, he looked at the other side, walked hitting the walls (he was always very clumsy and often bump into things, but not like he was doing at that time). On the night of nov 11th he fell on the floor and could not get up. I spent the whole night of the 12th next to Arthur. He could not move, did not even look at me when called. His breathing only got more and more difficult as the time passed.
I'll tell you something: I only saw two dogs pass away (I don't think I'll ever get used to it), but from what I was seeing, I was pretty sure I was going to lose him. Thanks God I was wrong. When morning came, we went back to Diego's house, for 22 more days of hospitalization.
This time he was almost in a vegetative state. Blood tests showed that his liver rates were seven times higher than the maximum allowed, and other changes in the kidney and part of the blood count.
Then started our dilemma: if we continued with the treatment of ehrlichia, we would damage the liver even more (even continuing with the medications that we were already giving) and if we stopped with the treatment, ehrlichia could return much worse.
But we decided to stop.
In the first six days treating just the liver he was getting better in tests, but not in the physical. I could put him up to his feet and with great difficulty he walked to pee and poo (but I had to hold him or he would fall) and kept going in circles without any balance. He couldn't see or even bark or make any noise.
In the meantime we did not know what else to do and took him to five doctors who just couldn't find out what (else) he had. They suspected for leptospirosis, liver cancer, Wilson's disease, a change in the bone marrow, heart disease... There were so many suspicions, I can't even remember them all. After several exams we discard all but the liver cancer and bone marrow (which explained all the symptoms). We should do liver biopsy and marrow puncture but in no way he could handle the anesthesia, and when we needed another option.
For other blood test we eliminated any problem with the marrow and the ultrasound eliminated liver cancer, fortunately, and we went back to square one.
Well, sort of.
We found out that his liver (as we suspected from the beginning) and spleen were enlarged and had an injury to the kidney.
And we spent a few more days without knowing exactly what to do since we still didn't know what he had.
Several doctors started to talk to me about euthanasia because we weren't healing him, only keeping him stable. But I couldn't even think about it. I wouldn't. Especially not knowing what was wrong, not knowing if we could save him, if he even had a chance.
On November 19th I took him to a doctor who I had heard wonders about, but whose clinic has no good reputation at all. Only I had no options, so I took to him anyway.
He asked for some tests and I said I had done all he could think of and showed the results. At the end he reminded me of Dr. House. Hahahaha
After much analysis, we were excluding possible diseases and we were left with only one alternative: a stroke. And then all the pieces began to come together. Absolutely everything was explained.
Was I happy to finally find out what was wrong? Very.
Was I calmer? Not even a little bit.
The only possibility was the drug treatment, because we do not have this type of surgery here. Well, somewhere in Brazil must, but I imagine I can't afford it, so I threw all my hopes on corticosteroids.
The doctor gave a maximum of ten days to see an outcome, at least one reaction, otherwise his chances would just get smaller and could not continue the medicine for a long time.
Arthur was just skin and bone. Really. He usually weighs almost 14 - 14,200kg and reached weighing 8,980kg.
On the fourth day already I started to get nervous, because he was exactly the same and fear only increased. In the sixth, he woke me up trying to bark. In the following days, the improvements were appearing. He could sit. Stand. He walked stagger, but walked...
December 2nd we came back home.
"Thank God, it's over", you must be thinking. I thought so too, but no.
Three days later he started walking with his head lying totally to the right side. I thought "passing sequel to the CVA, the doctor had warned me. It will pass." But he started to have trouble standing and then could no longer stand or walk, only sit, with great difficult.
We took him to the doctor again and he did not know the cause. It was unlikely that the old stroke had left those consequences, especially after that time. We began to think of a new stroke but discarded after other procedure, thank God again.
He felt his legs, but he did not have strenght on them.
Then we decided to try acupuncture.
After the first session, he managed to stand for a few moments only.
Between the first and second, he had lost control of faeces and two days later, of urine. That's why in one of the photos I posted in my gallery last week from around Christmas he is using diaper.
He is not totally back to normal, but now, most of the time, he warns me that he wants to urinate. That's something, right?
Gradually we will get there... So I hope.
At home, as you can see in the picture, I leave him just on the toilet mat, because the diaper heats up a lot and he gets nervous. We are in the summer here and it's really, really, REALLY hot, so I'd rather leave him more fresh. Also if I put him on the floor for long he starts to cry. He only wants to stay on my bed... And I let him OF COURSE.
Before the end of the year a few pustules appeared on his belly and I ended up finding one in his back, but with difficulty because he has a lot of fur. That's why we will have to shear it all. :(
Anyway, like I said, we are in the summer and his fur is falling more than usual (which is already A LOT), even taking vitamins, so it'll be good for him because he won't feel so hot and good for me because it will be easier to view any skin disorder, and also facilitate cleaning.
I'm taking him tomorrow, so next weeks photo will be with a naked Arthur hahaha
First day of January he was able to stand alone and took four steps all by himself. Yay! High hopes for 2016!
So for now, that's it. He continues in acupuncture and is recovering. Slowly but it is.
Now we just wait for him to continue getting better every day and don't lose faith.
Oh, I almost forgot. I swear I stop writing soon.
As I explained earlier, Arthur was adopted five years ago, when the vet who took care of him at the time said he had no more than one year of age, which brings him to six years, right?
Wrong.
During these various tests, we were seeing some different characteristics that a dog should have at six years, considered young. In this, the opinion of doctors was unanimous: Arthur has between 8 and 9 years, so we left him at 9. Which explains why he stayed all gray so quickly, the difficulty of recovery that, in a relatively new dog as he "was" should be much faster, also explains a slight curvature of the spine, etc...
That being said on November 7, 2016, Arthur will celebrate 10 years and not 7 as planned. Hahahahaha
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Phew! Now it's over!
I apologize for the super long text, but I wanted to explain everything to you because it is easier to understand the next chapters of this story.
He is sleeping a lot (what's new?) and as he cannot leave the house, because we had to delay the vaccines due to illness and can not renew yet, the next pictures will always be inside the house.
I appreciate the patience of those who have read this far!
I hope you have had a fantastic Crhistmas and great NYE and hope that 2016 will be magical for all of us!
A big hug and see you next week!
Xx,
Lorena and Arthur.
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Desde setembro eu percebi que ele estava mais quieto, mais no canto dele (como comentei antes, ele realmente gosta muito de dormir, mas ele estava se isolando não para dormir, mas como se fosse para ficar sozinho mesmo), não fazia mais tanta festa quando eu chegava em casa, não tinha tanta vontade de sair para passear como ele costumava ter... E isso foi começando a me preocupar. No fim de setembro ele começou a ter febre e diarreia. Foi medicado e uma semana depois, ficou normal. Brincava, passeava, tudo como era antes, sem sintomas. No dia 30 de outubro, do nada, acordei para vê-lo vomitando, defecando e urinando sangue. Claro que o lado profissional foi para o espaço e o desespero tomou conta de mim. Levei ele para a veterinária mais próxima da minha casa, enquanto não conseguia falar com Diego e ela fez um teste para Cinomose e mais nada. Não receitou nem soro.
- Antes de continuar, preciso deixar claro que em cinco anos que ele está comigo, não encontrei um veterinário competente o suficiente para cuidar de Arthur. Todos pelos quais passamos - mais de 15 - erravam feio em coisas pequenas, e eu mudava com medo de que errassem nas grandes, caso precisasse um dia. Então, nessa hora, me vi de mãos atadas, sem ter um veterinário para quem levá-lo. Meu melhor amigo, Diego, tem experiência na área há mais de doze anos, mas não é veterinário ainda, porém, é a pessoa/profissional que mais confio e sempre disse que entregaria Arthur nas mãos dele de olhos fechados, se precisasse. E foi o que fiz. -
Corri para a casa de Diego e deixei que ele assumisse. Arthur foi medicado e conseguimos controlar a hemorragia, que era nosso maior medo. Fizemos um teste rápido e confirmamos que ele estava com Erliquia (uma das doenças transmitidas pelo carrapato), mesmo estando com as medicações em dia.
Como o pet shop é embaixo da casa dele e lá ele tinha tudo que Arthur poderia precisar, internamos ele lá e eu fiquei também, hospedada, porque não tinha quem me fizesse sair de perto de Arthur.
Passamos sete dias lá, até Arthur sair de risco.
Nesse tempo, os exames de sangue dele mostraram que as plaquetas, que em níveis normais têm que estar acima de 200.000, estavam em níveis menores que 20.000, devido à Erliquia.
Toda a extensão do tórax e barriga dele (tudo mesmo, do começo ao fim) ficaram pretos (e aqui, uso a palavra preto no mais puro sentido, porque ficou realmente tudo preto), devido à hemorragia. Começamos o tratamento padrão da Erliquia e muitas vitaminas e medicações para o fígado, que estava alterado. No quarto dia ele começou a melhorar e no sétimo voltamos para casa, porque ele já estava "bem". Os exames de sangue estavam melhorando também.
No dia 7 de novembro, aniversário dele, estávamos em casa.
Ele estava muito molinho, mas aparentemente se recuperando. Estava fraco, mas tinha voltado a comer e a andar.
Dois dias depois do aniversário dele comecei a perceber que quando eu o chamava, ele olhava para o outro lado, andava batendo pelas paredes (ele sempre foi muito desastrado e costumava bater nas coisas, mas não como estava fazendo nesse dia). No começo da noite do dia 11 ele caiu no chão e não conseguiu levantar. Passei a madrugada do dia dia 12 ao lado de Arthur. Ele não conseguia se mexer, nem sequer olhava pra mim quando o chamava. Estava ofegante e só contraia a barriga e chorava.
Vou contar uma coisa a vocês: só vi dois cães morrerem, mas, pelo que eu estava vendo, tinha certeza que Arthur ia morrer. Graças a Deus, eu estava errada. Quando amanheceu, voltamos para a casa de Diego, para mais 22 dias de internação.
Dessa vez, ele só respirava sozinho. Mais nada. Os exames de sangue mostraram que as taxas do fígado dele estavam sete vezes mais altas que o máximo permitido, além de outras alterações no rim e na parte do hemograma.
Ai começou nosso dilema: se continuássemos com o tratamento da erliquia, prejudicaríamos o fígado ainda mais (mesmo continuando com as medicações que já estávamos dando) e se parássemos com o tratamento, a Erliquia poderia voltar muito pior.
Mas decidimos parar. Nos seis primeiros dias tratando só do fígado e ele estava melhorando nos exames, mas não no físico. Conseguia colocá-lo de pé e com muita dificuldade ele andava para fazer xixi e cocô (mas eu precisava segurar, senão ele caia) e ficava andando em círculos, sem equilíbrio algum. Não enxergava nada.
Não latia nem chorava. Nesse meio tempo não sabíamos mais o que fazer e levamos ele para cinco médicos que não conseguiram descobrir o que ele tinha. Entre suspeitas e exames para leptospirose, neoplasia de fígado, doença de Wilson, alguma alteração na medula, doenças cardíacas... Foram tantas suspeitas, que nem consigo lembrar de todas. Descartamos todas, com exceção das suspeitas de fígado e medula (que explicavam todos os sintomas). Íamos fazer biópsia e punção, mas de forma alguma ele aguentaria a anestesia, então desistimos. Pela ultrassom conseguimos descartar a neoplasia do fígado, felizmente, e voltamos a estaca zero. Bom, mais ou menos. Também descobrimos que ele estava com o fígado e o baço aumentados e tinha uma lesão no rim.
E passamos mais alguns dias sem saber o que fazer exatamente por não saber o que ele tinha.
No dia 19 de novembro levei ele para um médico que já tinha ouvido falar maravilhas sobre ele, mas cuja clínica não tem boa reputação. Só que eu não tinha mais opções, então levei para ele.
Ele pediu alguns exames e eu disse que já tinha feito tudo que ele pudesse imaginar e mostrei os resultados. Ele me lembrou Dr. House. Hahahaha
Depois de muita análise, fomos excluindo as possíveis doenças e ficamos com uma única alternativa: um derrame. E ai todas as peças começaram a se juntar. Absolutamente tudo foi explicado.
Fiquei feliz em saber? Muito.
Fiquei mais calma? Nem um pouco.
A única possibilidade era o tratamento medicamentoso, pois não dispomos desse tipo de cirurgia aqui. Bom, em algum lugar do Brasil deve ter, mas eu não tenho condições financeiras para isso, então joguei todas as minhas esperanças no Corticóide. O médico deu no máximo dez dias para ver um resultado, pelo menos uma reação, caso contrário, não teria jeito e não poderia continuar com o remédio por muito tempo. Arthur ficou só pele e osso. Ele normalmente pesa quase 14kg e chegou a pesar 8,980kg.
No quarto dia já comecei a ficar nervosa, porque ele estava exatamente do mesmo jeito e o medo só aumentava. No quinto, acordei com ele tentando latir. Nos dias seguintes, as melhoras foram aparecendo. Ele conseguiu sentar. Conseguiu levantar. Andava cambaleando, mas andava...
Dia 2 de dezembro voltamos pra casa.
Graças a Deus, acabou, você deve estar pensando. Foi o que pensei também, mas não.
Três dias depois ele começou a andar com a cabeça totalmente deitada para o lado direito. Pensei "Sequela passageira do avc, o médico tinha me avisado. Vai passar." Mas dai ele começou a ter dificuldades para levantar e depois não conseguia mais ficar de pé ou andar.
Levamos para o médico de novo e ele não sabia a causa. Não era provável que o derrame antigo tivesse deixado aquelas sequelas, não depois daquele tempo. Começamos a pensar em um novo derrame, mas descartamos depois do exame.
Ele sentia as pernas, mas não tinha força nelas. Ai decidimos tentar acupuntura.
Depois da primeira sessão, ele conseguiu ficar de pé por alguns instantes apenas.
Entre a primeira e a segunda, ele perdeu o controle das fezes e dois dias depois, o da urina. Por isso que em uma das fotos que postei na minha galeria há quase duas semanas ele está usando fralda.
Ainda não conseguimos fazê-lo voltar ao normal totalmente, mas agora, na maioria das vezes, ele avisa que quer urinar.
Aos poucos, vamos chegar lá.
Em casa, como vocês podem ver na foto, deixo ele apenas no tapete higiênico, porque a fralda esquenta muito e ele fica nervoso. Estamos no verão aqui e é realmente muito, muito, muito quente, então prefiro deixar ele mais fresquinho.
Antes do fim do ano apareceram algumas pústulas na barriga dele e acabei encontrando outra nas costas, mas com dificuldade porque ele tem muito pelo, então teremos que tosar ele todo. :(
De qualquer forma, como eu disse, estamos no verão e o pelo dele está caindo mais que o normal, mesmo tomando vitaminas, então vai ser bom pra ele porque não vai ficar com tanto calor e bom pra mim porque será mais fácil de visualizar qualquer problema na pele, além de facilitar a limpeza também.
Dia primeiro de janeiro ele conseguiu ficar em pé sozinho e deu três passos. Yay!
Então, por enquanto, é isso. Ele continua na acupuntura e está se recuperando. Lentamente, mas está.
Agora é só esperar que ele continue melhorando mais a cada dia e não perder a fé.
Ah, já ia esquecendo. Juro que paro de escrever daqui a pouco.
Como expliquei no começo, adotei Arthur há cinco anos, quando a veterinária que cuidou dele na época disse que ele tinha no máximo um ano de idade, o que traz ele pra seis anos, certo? Errado. Durante esses vários exames, fomos vendo algumas características diferentes, digamos assim, de um cão que deveria ter seis anos, considerado jovem. Nisso, a opinião dos médicos foi unânime: Arthur tem entre 8 e 9 anos, então deixamos em 9 mesmo. O que explica o porquê de ele ter ficado todo grisalho tão rápido, a dificuldade da recuperação que, em um cão relativamente novo como ele "era", deveria ser bem mais rápida, explica também uma ligeira curvatura na coluna, etc...
Sendo assim, dia 7 de novembro de 2016, Arthur comemorará 10 anos e não 7, como estava previsto. Hahaha
Ufa! Agora acabou!
Peço desculpas pelo super texto, mas queria explicar tudo pra vocês, porque fica mais fácil para entender os próximos capítulos dessa história.
Ele está dormindo bastante (novidade!) e, como não pode sair, pois precisamos atrasar as vacinas dele devido à doença e não podemos renovar ainda, as próximas fotos serão sempre internas.
Agradeço a paciência de quem leu até aqui!
Espero que vocês tenham tido um ótimo natal e ano novo e desejo que 2016 seja mágico para todos nós!
Um grande abraço e até semana que vem!
Lorena e Arthur.
Port Huron, Michigan, USA
bulk carrier
flag: Marshall Islands [MH]
owner: Intership Navigation,
Limassol, Cyprus
Chartered by: FedNav Ltd.,
Montreal, QC
length: 199.9m / 656ft
built: 2017
Flixborough Wharf 5 August 2019
Built in 2009 by Rongcheng SB Industry Co. Ltd. (yard no. 18) as ARALDIEP for Rodele Shipping Co Ltd (Intership Navigation Co of Cyprus, managers). Sold in 2014 to Marship Minibulker Flotte GmbH (Marship Management GmbH, managers) and renamed LUNAMAR. Sold in 2016 to Spanaco 4 Ltd (Interorient Marine Services GmbH & Co KG, managers) and renamed SPANACO FIDELITY under Antiguan flag.
winter intership wid Nrupen Madhvani..self portrait - all of us : Vipurva, Jay, Bini, Harsha, Arun, Nrupen n me :)
Detroit, Michigan, USA
bulk carrier
flag: Marshall Islands [MH]
owner: Intership Navigation,
Limassol, Cyprus
Chartered by: FedNav Ltd.,
Montreal, QC
length: 199.9m / 656ft
built: 2017
Intership Navigation bulk carrier BOREAS VENTURE (IMO 9725885) departs the Port of Rosyth en-route to Gdynia.
Detroit, Michigan, USA
bulk carrier
flag: Marshall Islands [MH]
owner: Intership Navigation,
Limassol, Cyprus
Chartered by: FedNav Ltd.,
Montreal, QC
length: 199.9m / 656ft
built: 2017
Detroit, Michigan, USA
bulk carrier
flag: Marshall Islands
owner: Intership Navigation,
Limassol, Cyprus
Chartered by: FedNav Ltd.,
Montreal, QC
length: 199m / 653ft
built: 2003
2023: Vessel sold renamed NJ Earth.
With this extremely delicious cheesecake I wish you a great week start!
It seems that this intership is taking away all my extra-time: I'll dare to say that working is harder than studying :P I promise I will complain about my university never again ahaha
I'll catch up with your streams during the next week!
Thank for visiting and commenting!
Detroit, Michigan, USA
bulk carrier
flag: Marshall Islands [MH]
owner: Intership Navigation,
Limassol, Cyprus
Chartered by: FedNav Ltd.,
Montreal, QC
length: 199.9m / 656ft
built: 2017
Be warned, lots of christmassy baby pictures en route! I put up a mini studio in my living room last weekend and photographed a few of my friend's & family's kids, this is one of them. Originally that shot had a little white chair next to the girl, but she refused to sit so the chair looked out of place in the photos, so it had to go.
Also, it would be nice to hear from my dear foreign viewers, is photography a free market in your country, where anyone can open a photo studio without having a certain degree/acknowledgement? Because in Iceland, it's illegal for me to open up a portrait studio, without getting the "proper education", intership & passing an exam. Pretty much the same requirements that go for carpenters, plummers and many other fields where human health/life is at stake. If I had charged money for this photoshoot, I would be breaking the law and could be subject to punishment/fine.
Port Huron, Michigan, USA
bulk carrier
flag: Marshall Islands [MH]
owner: Intership Navigation,
Limassol, Cyprus
Chartered by: FedNav Ltd.,
Montreal, QC
length: 199.9m / 656ft
built: 2017
Im heading back to the office while I saw Katherine sitting on a bench near those Citibikes. I gamble the chance asking her and it was fortunate that she obliged without asking why (nice!) But as the rule, I need to explain what it is. Shes is doing intership and lives here in Manhattan. I made two clicks and I think this frame was better. Good to meet you Katherine and thank you for helping and being nice.
Find out more about the project and see pictures taken by other photographers at www.flickr.com/groups/100strangers
Bergen 19 May 2023
Live fish carrier built in 2010 by Vågland Båtbyggeri A/S (yard no. 142) on a hull supplied by Shipyard Bomex 4M d.o.o. Zrenjanin as BJORG PAULINE for Nordlaks Transport A/S. Sold in 2018 to Intership Nord A/S and renamed INTER NORD the following year.
Detroit, Michigan, USA
bulk carrier
flag: Marshall Islands
owner: Intership Navigation,
Limassol, Cyprus
Chartered by:
FedNav Ltd.,
Montreal, QC
length: 199m / 653ft
built: 2002
2023: Vessel sold, renamed NJ Moon.
Detroit, Michigan, USA
bulk carrier
flag: Marshall Islands
owner: Intership Navigation,
Limassol, Cyprus
Chartered by: FedNav Ltd.,
Montreal, QC
length: 199m / 653ft
built: 2003
2023: Vessel sold renamed NJ Earth.
I bought it during winter sales in january in France. My pretext : I need shoes for my intership period ! This is the truth but I love it, so beautiful and classy.
It's week-end yeah !
Detroit, Michigan, USA
bulk carrier
flag: Marshall Islands
owner: Intership Navigation,
Limassol, Cyprus
Chartered by: FedNav Ltd.,
Montreal, QC
length: 199m / 653ft
built: 2003
2023: Vessel sold renamed NJ Earth.
Detroit, Michigan, USA
bulk carrier
flag: Marshall Islands
owner: Intership Navigation,
Limassol, Cyprus
Chartered by:
FedNav Ltd.,
Montreal, QC
length: 199m / 653ft
built: 2002
2023: Vessel sold, renamed NJ Moon.
Detroit, Michigan, USA
bulk carrier
flag: Marshall Islands [MH]
owner: Intership Navigation,
Limassol, Cyprus
Chartered by: FedNav Ltd.,
Montreal, QC
length: 199.9m / 656ft
built: 2017
Evolution of the construction of Odin, Terran battle mech from the Starcraft Universe !
At the centre of the picture, current status of Odin. It isn't yet finished, and because I'm currently doing an intership abroad, construction will be finished in 6 months... Yeah, that's quite a long time !!!!
Around the centre, some pictures which show evolution of the MOC. Status is shown in a circle, beginnign is at the upper left.
Picture 1: the gearbox I initially built for canons deployment and firing mechanism.
Picture 2: first version of body and legs.
Picture 3: second version of the legs.
Picture 4 : Third version of the body.
Picture 5: Third version of legs.
Pictures 6, 7 and 8: adding some details: antenna, close-in grenades launchers, canons superstucture and legs stabilizers.
Picture 9 and 10: cockpit added, added some armor plates and fourth version of legs.
Pictures 11,12, 13, 14 and 15: Reinforcing legs, adding armors plates and new pelvis.
Pictures 16 and centre picture: new pelvis (again !), some change on legs, more armor plates added, reinforcing, 6 LEDs integrated in the body instead of the two front lamps.
Scale with a Marine, a Goliath, and a little preview of the upcoming Banshee !!! ;)
N.B : All my Starcraft MOCs are minifig-scale, imagine yourself as a Marine next to the Odin ! :)
22/04/2017
Heading down the Clyde in ballast after discharging at Glasgow's KGV dock.
Vessel Details:- Heavy Dry Handymax Geared Bulk Carrier.
Vessel Name:- .
Previous Names
IMO:- 9218404.
MMSI:-538004244.
Call Sign:- V7VZ2.
Classification:- Det Norske Veritas
Length:- 190.43m.
Beam:- 23.64m.
Draught:- 7.7m
Builder:- Built in 2001 by Shin Kurushima Toyohasi Shipbuilding Toyohashi, Japan.
Power Plant:- 1x Mitsubish 6UEC52LS Diesel Engines.
Registration:- Majuro, Marshall Islands.
Gross Tonnage:- 19125t.
Detroit, Michigan, USA
bulk carrier
flag: Marshall Islands [MH]
owner: Intership Navigation,
Limassol, Cyprus
Chartered by: FedNav Ltd.,
Montreal, QC
length: 199.9m / 656ft
built: 2017
Port Huron, Michigan, USA
bulk carrier
flag: Marshall Islands [MH]
owner: Intership Navigation,
Limassol, Cyprus
Chartered by: FedNav Ltd.,
Montreal, QC
length: 199.9m / 656ft
built: 2017
Model: Reine
Song: Yelle - Complètement fou
♦ www.youtube.com/watch?v=13o1i-cgTOA ♦
I'm so busy with school atm, it's unbelievable! I wish I could take more pictures! Plus, I have to find an intership in an English speaking country from March to April so if anyone has any tips or advices, it would be nice! :3
This girl has become my number one favorite Bratz doll. She is perfect, I'm so so so in love with her. She's a perfect model! If you can buy, go for it! :)
In the Great Belt 5 July 2017
Built in 2017 at the Qingshan Shipyard, Wuhan (yard no. QS43500-8) for Sucden Armateurs SARL (Diderot Financement 19 SNC). Management taken over by Intership Navigation Co of Athens in 2019.
IMO number 9218416
Name of the ship FEDERAL YOSHINO
Type of ship BULK CARRIER
MMSI 538004245
Gross tonnage 19125 tons
DWT 32845 tons
Year of build 2001
Builder SHIN KURUSHIMA TOYOHASHI SHIPBUILDING - TOYOHASHI, JAPAN
Flag MARSHALL ISLANDS
Class society DET NORSKE VERITAS
Manager INTERSHIP NAVIGATION - LIMASSOL, CYPRUS
Owner FEDNAV GROUP - MONTREAL, CANADA
MV Inter Caledonia in Loch Linnhe, Scotland.
Owner by Norwegian shipping company 'Intership' and on long term charter to Marine Harvest Scotland.
2900 GRT, 69.8m. Designed in Ålesund, built in Turkey 2015 and officially named, at Corpach, on 09 April 2016.
Having the latest 'Hydrolicer' technology fitted during the summer.
It was the annual Swedish Midsummer Festival here in NY and was lucky to witness the celebration. My first stranger to encounter in the event was Ariana. Nope, that the Ariana Grande :) She is doing intership here in NY and originally from England. I guess she was lining up to buy food when I interrupted her. Explained the project and she agreed. Love the accent when I spoke to her feels like Im in a Harry Potter movie! Thanks Ariana for helping into the project and I hope you see this photo.
Find out more about the project and see pictures taken by other photographers at www.flickr.com/groups/100strangers
Hajvery University Student of BBA (Hons), Charles Gill was given the opportunity of 8 week internship in Denizli, Turkey under the prestigious AIESEC network. AIESEC is an international student-based organization that provides students with an opportunity to do internships all over the world. This Internship included working as Assistant HR in Semi-Government Rehabilitation Centers.
Here's what Charles has to say about his experience:
'' The three main things that I’ve gained personally and professionally from this internship program are self-confidence, leadership and the ability to adjust under any circumstances. I had a great learning experience which is going to play a major role in my life to achieve my future objectives.
I am very proud that I was given this privilege to be an ambassador of Pakistan in Turkey, to share my culture and to create a good image of Pakistan in front of other nations and show this world that we Pakistani’s are not less than anyone. Last but not the least; I would like to thank my Almighty God, Hajvery University and AISEC for making this possible for me.''
For more details about such opportunities for HU Students, email:
HU Office of Foreign Affairs & Planning.
Hajvery University (HU)
e: intl@hup.edu.pk
"Our group of the Badoeng Strait, Sicily and DesDiv72 were a unit of Task Force 90 during the Inchon landings of September 15-17, 1950 with the Marine Air squadrons embarked giving close support to the troops." -- Comdr. William C. Meyer USN CO USS Taussig.
Task Group 96.8 operated together from 6 August 1950 to 26 December, with Marine Air Group flying Corsairs, embarked on Badoeng Strait and Sicily, giving close air support to the First Marine Division -- first in the Pusan Perimeter Defense, and later at the Inchon landings on 15 September, and covering the Division at Pohang, Wonsan, Hungnam and Iwon. Flight operations, day and night, in support of the Marine 1st Division were very intense and seemed to run continuously. There were a few accidents and we picked up a few pilots who had bailed out or crashed on take-off or landing. Again, destroyer plane guards were always on the job.
Operations during this period kept us sailing from the Yellow Sea on the west side of Korea to the Sea of Japan on the east side of the Peninsula and back again. We did get short breaks in operations, occasionally, and did get a break of 10 days to have some R&R in Hong Kong. But there was one period (December) that we had to operate, primarily in the Sea of Japan, for 34 straight days, with ice and snow covering the ship. We began to get low on food and finally had to try underway replenishment on Christmas Day. It was rugged, and under normal peace time operations we would not have attempted the operation because of the danger to personel on the iced decks. We did luck out, and completed loading underway. We had to postpone Christmas Dinner until evening, due to the replenishment operation. (see Christmas Day service broadcast on intership radio to ships company. Also see Taussig menu)
I should mention at this time -- August-early September 1950-- that BuPers had started to get Reserve Officers and men recalled to active duty and aboard ship. Watch and Watch routines were virtually done away with.
Then orders were received to proceed to Guam. At least we had some warm weather. After arrival at Guam, we replenished ship overnight and sailed the next day escorting our favorite CVE -- the USS Sicily -- back to the war zone. Outside of the 24-hour stop for logistics in Guam, we did not reach a port for any extended time until 55 days had passed, and we got the R&R trip to Hong Kong.
On the 25th of December 1950, CTG 96.8 received the following dispatch from Com7thFleet:
"For Rear Admiral Ruble. Task Group 96.8 has consistently rendered superior close air support to our ground forces in Korea. Outstanding teamwork and stamina have invariably been displayed. Your valuable contribution to the First Marine Division March from Chosen Reservoir and to the Tenth Corps Retirement from Hungham have gained the respect of all hands in the Seventh Fleet. WELL DONE to you and to your splendid Task Group. -- A. D. Struble, Commander Seventh Fleet "
-- Comdr. William C. Meyer, CO USS Taussig
Hajvery University Student of BBA (Hons), Charles Gill was given the opportunity of 8 week internship in Denizli, Turkey under the prestigious AIESEC network. AIESEC is an international student-based organization that provides students with an opportunity to do internships all over the world. This Internship included working as Assistant HR in Semi-Government Rehabilitation Centers.
Here's what Charles has to say about his experience:
'' The three main things that I’ve gained personally and professionally from this internship program are self-confidence, leadership and the ability to adjust under any circumstances. I had a great learning experience which is going to play a major role in my life to achieve my future objectives.
I am very proud that I was given this privilege to be an ambassador of Pakistan in Turkey, to share my culture and to create a good image of Pakistan in front of other nations and show this world that we Pakistani’s are not less than anyone. Last but not the least; I would like to thank my Almighty God, Hajvery University and AISEC for making this possible for me.''
For more details about such opportunities for HU Students, email:
HU Office of Foreign Affairs & Planning.
Hajvery University (HU)
e: intl@hup.edu.pk