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This is a photo of my work place. I have a part-time job at Ohio State at the Wilce student health center. This job has effected me greatly during my time here at Ohio State and has led to many new friendships. It has also allowed me to manage and balance my time here at college and I am much better off because of it. As I thought about the "things I can have" prompt, I realized that a job is something that I can and will have some day. It is one of my biggest goals in life to get a job that will allow me to take care of myself and eventually my family. Jobs are attainable with hard work and effort. As I sit here in college thinking about my future job, my possibilities seem limitless. As long as I work as hard as I can, my dream Finance job is definitely something that I CAN have.
Coming off of the exciting PENTAX Optio W90 campaign, “The Most Adventurous Friend You Know,” we wanted to keep the momentum going with the release of the PENTAX Optio WG-1, the more rugged, adventureproof “brother” of the W90. We created a manifesto for this campaign that provoked people to get out of their daily routines and experience life by reminding them, “Adventure is Everywhere.”
The laminate has cured and the peel ply cloth is still in place. The yellow tape seen here is mostly for keeping the plywood plate steady. Some of it is for masking purposes, too.
I had more masking tape in place while applying the resin and cloth, but I removed most of it immediately after I had finished the laminating.
File name: 08_06_036200
Title: Men at work
Creator/Contributor: Jones, Leslie, 1886-1967 (photographer)
Date created: 1934 - 1956 (approximate)
Physical description: 1 negative : film, black & white; 4 x 5 in.
Genre: Film negatives
Subject: Construction workers
Notes: Title from information provided by Leslie Jones or the Boston Public Library on the negative or negative sleeve.; Date supplied by cataloger.
Collection: Leslie Jones Collection
Location: Boston Public Library, Print Department
Rights: Copyright Leslie Jones.
Preferred credit: Courtesy of the Boston Public Library, Leslie Jones Collection.
Work progress,a closer view,to the right of the gate they are working on the sluice gate, to control the flow of water,there is also one on the left,of the lock gate.
JOHN MARTIN DAM, Colo., -- Nineteen volunteers turned out at John Martin Reservoir to help at National Public Lands Day on Sept. 24, 2011. The Las Animas, Colo., Junior High Working Group “Pure Gold” helped clear the south beach area of vegetation in preparation for nesting of birds next spring. The endangered Piping Plover and the threatened Interior Least Tern are two species of endangered birds that nest only at John Martin Reservoir in the state of Colorado. Both species prefer to nest on barren substrate in order to be able to see predators when they are near. By pulling the vegetation now, the winter winds will do the clearing of the area and come springtime the beach areas will be clear.
The Las Animas Mini-4Hers also came to help. They planted flower bulbs in the large planter that sits in front of the picnic shelter adjacent to the Corps Administration Building. The youngsters were very enthusiastic about the planting and also learned about preparing the ground, how deep to plant and watering. All were invited back next spring to see the results of their endeavors.
USACE Photo
Above, two members of the Las Animas Junior High “Pure Gold” working group pull weeds by hand to clear the areas that will be used for nesting by endangered species next spring.
Park ranger leading mule string that is transporting trout fry in milk cans for fish plant in clear creek. Clear creek trail. July 1940. Nps photo
A word of thanks to the contractor involved who was lifting first cut silage near Glanworth County Cork
These two panels (lower left on the complete work - see earlier photo) show the body of St. Catherine carried up to heaven by angels, and St. Nicholas warning pilgrims that the oil they have been given came from the devil and is deadly poisonous.
.... see accompanying photos for the full panel and the details of the various scenes depicted.
Egg tempera on Wood.
The National Gallery, London
With so many distractions in my day to day, sometimes I need a little reminder: WORK!
This shot is part of an ongoing photographic project organized in Facebook called "Retos FDV", where people are "challenged" to take a picture of a given theme.
This time it was: "Back to work".
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Reto No. 1: "Regreso a la cotidianidad"
Información técnica: www.flickr.com/photos/fixem/4280857120/meta/
Night of an alienating Bulgarian work trip.
Usually I like to do this things with Open-Flash, but I don't have enough space in the Hand-Luggage for Flash... so, I used Gimp... more EASY, more fast, less TIRING with better results... in two world, less funny...
My work table is at the window. I love that I can look outside while working. There used to be a very small ocean view from this window, but right before I moved here they built this huge hotel right in front of it.
As you can see I love childlike decorations in my studio ;-)
Caatje
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