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Working Boys
"Title Unknown" by Lewis W. Hine I like this photo by Hine a lot because the boy’s eyes really connect with the camera. I also like how Hine used depth of field to include the spinner… more →
Photo Journal: Walking in the Footsteps of Photographer Lewis W. Hine
BIG BOOTY GIRLS WANTED FOR CARPENTRY WORK
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issena wrote 5 days ago: There are so many things wrong this ad. Why people? Why? Oh Atlanta! This ad makes my head hurt. … more →
Working Boys
priyauma wrote 1 month ago: "Title Unknown" by Lewis W. Hine I like this photo by Hine a lot because the boy’s … more →
How to Start a Company
sibilus wrote 1 month ago: Key things to keep in mind when starting a company; Slow growth is more stable than fast growth. Rel … more →
A Honest Day's Work...
priyauma wrote 1 month ago: "Glass Blowers In Glass Factory" (1900-1937) by Lewis W. Hines I really liked Hines’ … more →
Three Amigos (or maybe not.)
priyauma wrote 1 month ago: "A Group of American Steelworkers" by Lewis W. Hine I like the snapshot feel of Hine … more →
A Woman's Work
priyauma wrote 1 month ago: Carrying Piece Work for the garment Industry (1900-1937) by Lewis W. Hine really like this photo by … more →
The Value of Manual Labor
Dennis J. wrote 1 month ago: The New York Times magazine has a great essay from Matthew B. Crawford, an author who also happens t … more →
Manual Labor
priyauma wrote 1 month ago: Braking A Freight Train 1917-1931 by Lewis W. Hine Hine’s photo captures a rough hewn train worker. … more →
Shopwork in a World of Cubicles
owenstrachan wrote 1 month ago: Found a great article called “The Case for Working with Your Hands” from the NYT magazin … more →
On Work: Good Words From Someone Else
tuggingonthestring wrote 1 month ago: Even when I’m lazy about finishing them, projects that require me to work with my hands usuall … more →
NYTimes: The Case for Working With Your Handsf
jbmelcher wrote 1 month ago: From The New York Times: The Case for Working With Your Hands By MATTHEW B. CRAWFORD Changes in the … more →
An old way of looking at new work
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heath wrote 1 month ago: A new article in the upcoming NY Times Magazine is one of most revolutionary things I’ve ever … more →
Polo Groundlings, and Motorcycle Repairman as Master of His Domain
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DSL. wrote 1 month ago: Another Sold-Out Show for Hard-Bitten Times Long champion chroniclers of the luckless, Bruce Springs … more →
Morning Wood
issena wrote 1 month ago: This ad reminds me of the set up “Handy Man Wanted” segment on My Life on the D-List w … more →
-The "Pool Cleaning" Workout Pt. I!-
fitprosarah wrote 2 months ago: This past weekend, I spent a lot of time (and expended a ton of energy) helping my friends get the p … more →
-MTM Ebook Update & More Manual Labor!-
fitprosarah wrote 2 months ago: Welcome to the muck! The process of draining, cleaning, and painting a pool is definitely not a si … more →
Manpower
dmsfwtx wrote 2 months ago: We’re a strong company with a clear vision. That vision is to enrich people’s lives with … more →
I love Lazy Town
canyoukeepup wrote 2 months ago: If I have to watch educational television, I’ll pick the show with the hot guy every time. Mag … more →
Tedious IKEA assembly consumes my existence
Derek B. wrote 3 months ago: A jarring disruption to my typical routine, I haven’t used a computer since Sunday. That means … more →
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