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WebmasterRadio.FM SearchBash
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Las azafatas del congreso de webmasters. Un equipo de chicas muy atentas y profesionales, además de guapísimas todas.
Nada que ver con las azafatas de otros congresos que parecen ser sólo de adorno.
Felicidades a la empresa que las tenga en nómina.
On Camp Red Cloud in Uijeongbu Feb. 10, Dave Palmer, webmaster and acting Public Affairs chief at the U.S. Army Garrison Red Cloud and Area I Public Affairs Office is awarded a Commander's Award for Civilian Service by Col. Jack Haefner, the garrison's commander. The award cited Palmer's "tireless efforts" with and "constant monitoring" of the garrison's Facebook page, which became so successful that its "likes" went from 1,166 at the start to a recent level of 17,460. "Mr. Palmer's devotion to the needs of Soldiers, civilians and family members," the award citation reads in part, set "standards of excellence and reflects great credit upon himself, USAG Red Cloud and Area I, and the United States Army. " Earlier in the day, Palmer was honored with a luncheon in Yangju at which various members of the garrison praised his unstinting commitment to photographing garrison events, serving for extended periods as the garrison's acting Public Affairs chief, as well as for his management of Facebook and other garrison media. - U.S. Army photo by Sgt. Noh Ha-kyung
This is one of a number of photos I took between c.2000 and 2001 for use on the NRM web site (I use to be the site webmaster).
It was taken with a small Sony digital camera so the quality is not all that good.
Duane Forrester of Bing Webmaster Tools addresses the State of Search Conference hosted by the DFW SEM association, Dallas, Texas. November 2012
This is one of a number of photos I took between c.2000 and 2001 for use on the NRM web site (I use to be the site webmaster).
It was taken with a small Sony digital camera so the quality is not all that good.
On Camp Red Cloud in Uijeongbu Feb. 10, Dave Palmer, webmaster and acting Public Affairs chief at the U.S. Army Garrison Red Cloud and Area I Public Affairs Office is awarded a Commander's Award for Civilian Service by Col. Jack Haefner, the garrison's commander. The award cited Palmer's "tireless efforts" with and "constant monitoring" of the garrison's Facebook page, which became so successful that its "likes" went from 1,166 at the start to a recent level of 17,460. "Mr. Palmer's devotion to the needs of Soldiers, civilians and family members," the award citation reads in part, set "standards of excellence and reflects great credit upon himself, USAG Red Cloud and Area I, and the United States Army. " Earlier in the day, Palmer was honored with a luncheon in Yangju at which various members of the garrison praised his unstinting commitment to photographing garrison events, serving for extended periods as the garrison's acting Public Affairs chief, as well as for his management of Facebook and other garrison media. - U.S. Army photo by Sgt. Noh Ha-kyung
On Camp Red Cloud in Uijeongbu Feb. 10, Dave Palmer, webmaster and acting Public Affairs chief at the U.S. Army Garrison Red Cloud and Area I Public Affairs Office is awarded a Commander's Award for Civilian Service by Col. Jack Haefner, the garrison's commander. The award cited Palmer's "tireless efforts" with and "constant monitoring" of the garrison's Facebook page, which became so successful that its "likes" went from 1,166 at the start to a recent level of 17,460. "Mr. Palmer's devotion to the needs of Soldiers, civilians and family members," the award citation reads in part, set "standards of excellence and reflects great credit upon himself, USAG Red Cloud and Area I, and the United States Army. " Earlier in the day, Palmer was honored with a luncheon in Yangju at which various members of the garrison praised his unstinting commitment to photographing garrison events, serving for extended periods as the garrison's acting Public Affairs chief, as well as for his management of Facebook and other garrison media. - U.S. Army photo by Sgt. Noh Ha-kyung