Tuesday, March 24, 2015
It Should Be This Easy.....
I found the above picture on line. The watermark led me to these guys:
>Grunt Style Apparel Here<
About Grunt style:
Grunt Style is a highly motivated group of veterans and patriots who love three things, PT, Freedom and Bacon. Not in that order. We design and make our own gear in house during the week, drink whiskey and go to the range on the weekends.
Monday, March 23, 2015
Fellow Blogger and Reader Is Looking For Job Search Help....
David Hunt is on my blogroll and he has some fun stuff. Check out his blog and, if inclined, his Portfolio, and his About Me and Why I Blog pages
to get a sense of who he is. He's a
Mechanical Engineer with two Masters degrees, a background in plastics among
other things, and experience in both design and manufacturing.
He's not getting a lot of traction in his job search in New
England, and is opening up his search.
He's looking southward, e.g., the Carolinas, Virginia, Kentucky,
Tennessee, Texas, with some specific criteria.
If you have any thoughts on places to look, companies to apply to, or
are willing to be a networking contact, he can be reached at davidhunt (at)
outdrs (dot) net. Please mention in the
subject that you heard about him here.
His criteria for a target area:
An established Conservative (denominationally) Jewish
community
Masonic Lodges
A Montessori school that - ideally - goes through 8th grade
Other preferences (negotiable):
Not pure-flat landscape
Trees / forests
A large city within an hour's drive
Sunday, March 22, 2015
Some Awesome Photography
I happened upon Devilineden's Flickr page and there are some great images.
Here is a sample, click on the picture for a link to the page:
A Show Of Respect In Tacoma Wa.
This video is a few years old. I wonder if he still does it?
I couldn't find any info doing a quick google search.
H/t to Chickenmom
ETA
I was reading through the comments over on the youtube post for the above video and one of the commenters said this:
"Check out Kincardine, Ontario, Canada where they bagpipe the sunset each night. A moving experience."
So I did:
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