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Sunset on February 11, 2008. It was a lovely night. Actual clouds graced me with their presence! Unfortunately the dust and haze was a little bit much for good photos. I still gave it a shot! Wyatt of course had to come along to assist. He watched Pablo and Uniqua, and every now and then said "Momma! The sun is gone now! Let's go." He's two. Then he told me it was okay because the sun would come back tomorrow. Such a smart boy!
We had a special goodbye lunch for four of our student assistants. They had all worked for us for at least four years -- since they were freshman.
We couldn't run the library without our student assistants -- they are vital to us. But the ones who stay so long really become a part of us -- helping to make the library what it is. They make an indelible mark. We will miss them.
Best of luck to you Brooke, Jerry, Andrew and Alex. We can't wait to here about the new things in your life.
Assistant Secretary of State for Oceans and International Environmental and Scientific Affairs Monica Medina meets with staff from U.S. Embassy Lisbon in advance of the UN Ocean Conference in Lisbon, Portugal on June 27, 2022 [State Department Photo/ Public Domain]
These are some examples of my assisting work with Iowa based wedding photographers James and Missy of Drescher Photo and Design. www.jamesdrescher.com/
They are a very fun couple to work with and I hope to keep learning from them!
No good detective would be complete without their trusty, if not particularly intelligent, assistant i.e. Captain Hastings, played by Hugh Fraser.
Assistant Secretary for Administration Malcom Shorter greets coworkers at his retirement ceremony on Wednesday, January 8, 2025, at the USDA in Washington, D.C. ASA Shorter has dedicated his career to public service and retires after 43 years of service. (USDA photo by Tom Witham)
Pictured at Arbroath High School in September, 2001 were two foreign assistant teachers, Grit Hilpert, German, left; and Severine Ripart, French.
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The New York State Department of Health plans to change regulations for certification of medical marijuana usage by allowing nurse practitioners to certify patients. And the state wants to expand the process to include physician assistants, too. The DOH …
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Drew looks pretty ragged here, and he actually was not feeling well while we were at Comicon. The previous image shows him perked up, about an hour after this image was taken. For the first time in my 5 1/2 year "career" of shooting digital, I've finally started setting a custom white balance with the use of a shot taken of a "gray card". Being very thrifty, instead of buying a pro set of cards for this purpose, I tried out a manilla file folder. I found that it does make a dramatic difference in attempting to get more of the "true color" when shooting. This leads to a lot less work in photo editing to bring an image back to what I recall as the true color of each shot.
Working on updating my flickr with shoots I've done in the last month or so. To find more recent stuff, visit my website. www.kayladavisphotography.com
Assistant Professor Sandra Saavedra directs the University of Hartford's Pediatric Balance Laboratory, where she and her physical therapy students conduct research to determine which senses children use to stay upright. They analyze, in detail, how children without disabilities learn to sit, stand, and, finally, walk. They are also evaluating children with disabilities to understand how their development is different, with an eye towards creating new treatments in the future.
The lab is part of the Institute for Translational Research in the College of Education, Nursing and Health Professions at the University of Hartford.
Learn more at www.hartford.edu/enhp/itr/fac_profiles/saavedra_profile.aspx
Photos by University of Hartford staff
Assistant Secretary for International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs (INL) William Brownfield and Ambassador Kristie Kenney visited the Wildlife Forensic Science Unit at the Department of National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Conservation. There, they observed the scientists at work, who were trained under the ARREST (Asia’s Regional Response to Endangered Species Trafficking) Program, funded by USAID Asia and implemented by the FREELAND Foundation.
This guy is crouching between the two fences that surround the presentation area at Wolf Hollow. He's petting Nina through the inner fence. When he was asked to, he went off and got a bag of "wolf treats" (sort of like dog biscuits) for the presenter.