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A staff presentation in Hill Street Post Office during 1941 or '42. The recipient of the stylish chair was Alex Maxwell and the occasion was his wedding. The gift was handed over on behalf of the staff by Mr Brown, postmaster. Pictured were, from left - Nellie Drummond, Frank Spark, John Ramsay, Mr Brown, --------, George Smith, -- Ford, Mr Maxwell, Peter Bell, overseer; David Smart, gaffer; -- Niven, Sandy Addison, May Cuthill, counter staff; Mary Wishart, counter staff; and Jim Crowe. And not a hair out of place!
Saha Thai Samakom Hall, Grand Palace, during a technical meeting.
A final meeting for organising members and officers from the Supreme Cout of Thailand. A special 40-volume edition of the World Tipitaka will be presented to the Supreme Court of Thailand by HRH Princess Bajrakitiyabha on behalf of HRH Princess Galayani Vadhana, the following day, on December 11, 2007, at the Royal Chapel, in the Grand Palace, Bangkok.
The Celebration of Tipitaka and Presentation Ceremony is organised on the occassion of His Majesty the King's 80th Birthday.
Digital Archives from Dhamma Society's World Tipitaka Project in Roman Script, 1999-2007.
Evi and Aini had a presentation about how fasting in high latitude.
Photographed by Dedeh Thowiyah
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Presentation and recognition of the year's service to AIA Austin. I'm wearing the same salmon-colored gown as always!
I was looking for a challenge which I could practice my presentation skill. So this presentation festival was great opportunity for it.
I met great team members in order to plan innovative marketing plan for IT company. Actually the subject was a little bit hard to us, because it was too generous.
So we made a specific case which we assumed that we found a company which provided new generation online marketing based on 3D avatar.
Even though we got bronze prize, I think that our idea was the most remarkable one.
I agree! If this were a box of sawdust I'd be inclined to eat it simply because whoever packaged it put so much thought and effort into it that they'd probably also find a way to make the sawdust edible.