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Both Ash and I are working today. Ash started her new school and I am at the office working in the lab. Did somebody say weekend?
The area in the front of the picture is known as "The Analyst Area," "The Sixpack," or (its name under a different administration) "Program Development." That wide space serves as a hallway, occasionally as a conference room, and as a break area.
Down the hall to the rear are the bosses....
Our secretary, Clarice, is more-or-less visible in her cubby at the far end of the hall. My nameplate's visible, at the door to my cubby, above the Michigan magnets.
Sumsher Minjar of Thanapati VDC, Nuwakot district, weeds his tomatoes. He was among the 40,000 households receiving vegetable seeds from FAO as an attempt to improve livelihoods of earthquake-affected population.
Read more about FAO and the Nepal earthquakes.
Photo credit must be given: ©FAO/S. Gajurel. Editorial use only. Copyright FAO
Does not have casing or drawstring. Need to verify proportions. I may shorten the jacket and move pocket up
No se ni como ha pasado esto xD tengo demasiadas cabezas abiertas en casa. Algunas llevan medio customizadas desde hace meses, otras son encargos en los que he trabajado esta semana.
Ahora toca lijar, lijar y lijar para poder maquillar y empezar a sacar customs acabadas. Qué ganas!
ubuntu llego a phiSoft (3soluciones)... tenemos cd originales gratis para que lo instales y lo compartas!
This is what happens when the delicate ratio of work-life balance gets out of hand. Taken from www.simplebits.com.
Our Daily Challenge: Work
Somehow this online group has got me back in the darkroom. So this is my work for today.
Portraits of dessert guru's, Ben & Jerry, for their 55th birthday celebration–it only seemed fitting to make them 100% out of chocolate.
The stunning architectural work of the past
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the Green PCB will soon be replaced by a Black backlight PCB :) probably 76 to start.... well its only right to do :)
Reliving my to trip to Europe Sept - Nov 2012.
In the Crypt Museum at All Hallows-by-the-Tower Church in the London Borough of Tower Hamlets, Oct 22, 2012 England. Day two of our stay in London.. Wish I could have had more as this is where I lived for sixteen years. The weather was overcast and fogy..just about raining.. but it wasn't cold!
The Crypt Museum leads you on a fascinating journey through time, beginning with the Roman tessellated floor of a domestic house in the late 2nd Century and charting the history of the church, its people and the City of London.
The museum is in part of the original Saxon church and contains a collection of Roman and Saxon artefacts, church plate and ancient registers dating back to the 16th century. Their entries record the baptism of William Penn, the marriage of John Quincy-Adams and the burial of Archbishop William Laud amongst many other historic events on Tower Hill.
A model of Talbot House recalls the work of the Rev'd 'Tubby' Clayton, former Vicar of All Hallows and founder of TocH.
All Hallows-by-the-Tower, also previously dedicated to St. Mary the Virgin and sometimes known as All Hallows Barking, is an ancient Anglican church on Byward Street in the City of London, overlooking the Tower of London.
For More Info: www.allhallowsbythetower.org.uk/visiting/crypt-museum/
This is Nolan's work, and without doubt his most famous. This illustration first appeared in the Detroit Free Press as an editorial cartoon and shortly afterward as a theatrical release poster, both in mid 1978. It's now over thirty years old and it's still a renown poster. The monster tomato is still recognized and doing it's thing on posters, the Internet, and TV. It was identified as Nolan's illustration in the newspaper, but I don't recall the title of the article or the journalist's name. I have a newspaper clipping, but I don't have the original. I'm certain the Free Press has a record of it.
In keeping with the terms of his contract with the Free Press, he was able to sell the original work and the copyrights (I presume to someone associated with the movie.) The poster played an enormous role in the success of the movie and it's sequel. Unfortunately, he was never acknowledged the artist of the original and I've been unable to find the copyright owner.
At this point, my the story ends. Any suggestions? Nolan is gone now, but I'd still like to get him recognized. My family would be honored.
BAGHDAD – Master Sgt. Jeffery Reynolds, assigned to Company C, Division Special Troops Battalion, 1st Cavalry Division, United States Division—Center grimaces as he pulls a weighted cable with all his might. The Dothan, Ala., native says he runs up to 25 miles and works out five days per week in order to stay fit. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. 1st Class Kristina Scott, 366th MPAD, USD-C)