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love: *swoon* this is my absolute fave of my pix from my sister's wedding... as they are together, about the cut the cheesecake
TeamWorks High School
(four-person team) Bronze
From L to R: High School Bronze medalists from Central Westmoreland AVTS (Pa.)—Tyler Bagshaw, Jordan Fry, Michael Koreen and Mason Perez.
Students erects the giant screen to vertical position. The screen will be used in UNIMAS Independence Eve Celebration 2008. More than 15 male students helped to complete this task and hence it is true that teamwork accomplishes more jobs.
The woman who is shading her eyes (Liz) is keeping a record of what each penguin eats as the flock is fed by the woman farther away (Natalie). Diets are closely monitored as keepers care for the health of these endangered birds.
The abdomen of these large green ants apparently smells of lemon when crushed and can be used like smelling salts! I wasn't brave enough to try squishing one to test this.
Two of these ants carried this bit of leaf a fair old way before the others joined in. I'm not sure if they were trying to help or steal it off them.
A team continues to work hard on their solution with the help of Chief Medical Information Officer, Mary Lyn Fye.
The goalie (orange) is directing traffic and the right back is with him, between the ball and the goal and watching for anyone coming in on the right. A midfielder (16) is picking up the ball from a disrupted striker (right) who's falling into the left back who's holding his ground. The sweeper (in front of 16) has also shifted left to, to back on the right back. Note: the two guys on the right standing still are onlookers, waiting for their game to start.
Malden Rockers, Boys U12-2, Malden Youth Soccer, at the Middlesex Youth Soccer League's Commissioner's Cup. Malden won!
Malden's in yellow
...growing potatoes. The middle man keep record of how much they have planted and for who it was planted. They grow potatoes for friends as well as there own.
And yes this is shot in 2009! It´s not from some long gone time... Small scale farming and teamwork like this still exists in rural Sweden!
Shot with timeproven Leica M 4-P and Summicron 35mm on B/W film.
Lodhie Foundation sets up Basketball at Chhor Boys High School in Umerkot District of Sindh Province in Pakistan on Jan29, 2014
The Basketball system was built, installed and game initiated by the fine team of Shaantech KEPZ Karachi in collaboration with students, teachers, staff of the Chhor Boys school. This team game initiative is part of our poverty alleviation and human development work being introduced in many unprivilaged rural areas and villages of Sindh as a start.
Team sports are equally as important as education in developing world class citizens.
Why I picked Basketball Halfcourt to Sindh villages and now schools. 1) All ages have fun playing it 2) Can be set up in any small area of village, home, school or factory 3) Very low cost set up and material 4) Very easy to learn to play 5) Teaches teamwork to win 6) Teaches you to stay focused, be unselfish 7) Gives very healthy exercise 8) Length of game only 1 hour or less 9) Encourages and allows participation of family, friends, teachers
German soldiers conduct the Urban Casualty Evacuation lane during the European Best Squad Competition at the 7th Army’s Joint Multinational Training Command’s, Grafenwoehr training area, Bavaria, Germany, Oct. 20, 2015. The European Best Squad Competition is an Army Europe competition challenging militaries from across Europe to compete and enhance teamwork with Allies and partner nations. (U.S. Army photo by Visual Information Specialist Gertrud Zach/released)
Globalisierungsspiel mit Prof. Stefan Okruch.
Einführungswoche im Rahmen des Schülerprojekts Zukunft MINT (Gruppe 2011-16). Von Frankfurt über Kassel nach Rostock...
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Graduation ceremony for 136 cadets of the North Carolina National Guard’s Tarheel Challenge Academy at the Sampson County Agri-Exposition Center, in Clinton, North Carolina, Dec. 12, 2014. It completes a journey began at the academy campus in Salemburg, North Carolina. A tough, hard challenge started 22 weeks ago with a residential military style school of equal parts discipline, service, duty and education. Perhaps the prayer lead by a now graduate of the academy puts it best. “Thank you for this second chance.” The cadets earned this chance by more than 8,500 hours of service to the community. They volunteered at a local senior living center, food bank, the Adopt a Road program, state park conservation, disaster preparedness, other civic organizations and the Special Olympics. “We will remember this for rest of our lives,” said Zachary R.M. Jessie, academic honor graduate during the graduation ceremony. (U.S. Army National Guard Photo by Sgt. 1st Class Robert Jordan, North Carolina National Guard Public Affairs/ Released)