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Retired military. Genealogy is a passion but I slow down when football season arrives. Willing to help others as much as possible. I focus on my Stewart roots (West Virginia and Pennsylvania) and the Marshall family on my mother's side (Virginia).
I photo document cemeteries as a hobby and have completed ones in my area of James City County, Charles City County, Williamsburg and York County, VA. Have also worked on cemeteries in Surry, Sussex, Isle of Wight and Southampton Counties, VA and Hampton National Cemetery in Hampton, VA and Richmond National Cemetery in Richmond, VA. Recently completed Mount Calvary Cemetery in Richmond and am now working on Riverview Cemetery in Richmond with a friend.
I have also photo documented several cemeteries in the Hilton Head Island, SC, Kitty Hawk (Dare County), NC, Leavenworth, KS and Bellevue (Douglas and Sarpy counties), Nebraska areas while on vacation.
If I have added a memorial for one of your family members just let me know your Find A Grave member number and I will transfer it to you.
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Thea Brannon
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I was so surprised to check the hint in Ancestry and find your photo of my father's grave! And you placed one of the cemetery, too. It brought tears to my eyes--thank you so very, very much! I live far away and can't get there very often. Last time I couldn't find my Mom and Dad's graves for a while and ended up stumbling around the cemetery sobbing. I finally found them. Now I know I can see my father's grave any time, thanks to you. You
are giving families a precious gift. Bless you.
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Amanda Bishop Burns
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I can't thank you enough for all the photos and helping unlink the mystery of my grandmothers family the Jones's and Hill's. It is appreciated.
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Hi Ron,
Thanks for everything. I am sure I will be emailing you for your expertise!
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Lynne Belcher Burgess RN
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It appears that I contacted the perfect person, Colonel (retired). Thank you so very much for pointing me in the right direction. I'm hoping that a portrait and minimal military particulars will fall under the Freedom of Information Act. I'm looking forward to see long Crystal in her full uniform. Thanks again!
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Hi Ron.
Might I impose on your military expertise? I have a second cousin, Crystal May Stafford, who achieved rank of Colonel in the Army Nurse Corp in Vietnam. Her memorial has just been transferred to me. To enhance the memorial I would like to obtain a copy of her portrait in full uniform to pay tribute to her military accomplishments. I don't seem to be having any luck finding where I could order a copy of the photograph. Would you happen to know that information?
My best,
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on Mar 01, 2017 8:57 AM
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Hello, Ron...yes, it certainly could be an error since family cemeteries can be a little confusing. There is no death certificate on Ancestry...frankly I can't recall now how I chose the cemetery designation. I will be happy to relocate him next to his family members and since you are a descendant would you like a transfer of this memorial into your keeping?
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Carolyn Shockley
Rudolph Marshall
There is only one more Marshall cemetery in the book and it is on Route 619 and no burials since 1944.
Yes i would say the Marion Marshall Family Cem.
Thsnks. I do not have Ancestry.
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You are so welcome. Perhaps you might know if the Fladings of Wheeling were all related? I am not related however connected via some memorials and when it came to Sebilla Flading Heldeffer, I found her immigration document coming in 1859 with mother Margaret Flading. On Sebilla (various spellings found) Flading's marriage record to John Heldeffer in 1871 it was with consent of her mother "Margaretha" ? Flading, difficult to read. Then Margaret lives with the Heldeffers in Wheeling on 1880 census. She was listed as age 61 born Hesse/Germany but disappears after that record. Do you know of any connection to your wife's Flading family? just thought I'd share the info and ask if you have any info on Margaret. thanks!
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RE: Wife of Lewis F. Marshall
It says her mother's name was Sarah A. SIMPKINS. I haven't seen the original record, and the index lists no father's name. Do you have a way to look at the original record (or a microfilm of it)?
The 1910 census lists Lewis and Bessie with 2 sons, Lee (age 6) and Benjamin (age 4).
I have not seen a death certificate for Lee. However, the 1969 death certificate for Benjamin Marshall of Chantilly VA says he was born in Carroll County, Virginia, on 11 March 1903, the son of Louis [sic] MARSHALL and Bessie Frances FERRELL. He had never married, and the informant was a cousin, Jesse Marshall. He died on 24 September 1969 and was buried in Chestnut Grove Cemetery in Herndon VA (certificate 69-027977).
Are you related?
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Yes, Ron! Oh my gosh, that's him!! Here I was looking for Giacomo---and there he is as James, his "Americanized" name! Wow, that is just awesome--thank you so much ffor your diligence!!
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The thermal behavior of round and wagtail dancing honeybees (Apis mellifera carnica) gathering sucrose solutions of concentrations between 0.5 and 2 mol·l-1 was investigated under field conditions by infrared thermography (30–506 m flight distance). During the stay inside the hive thoracic surface temperature ranged from 31.4 to 43.9 °C. In both round and wagtail dancing honeybees the concentration of sucrose in the food influenced dancing temperature in a non-linear way. Average dancing temperature was 37.9 °C in foragers gathering a 0.5 mol·l-1 sucrose solution, 40.1°C with a 1 mol·l-1, 40.6°C with a 1.5 mol·l-1 and 40.7°C with a 2 mol·l-1 solution. The variability of thoracic temperature was highest with the 0.5 mol·l-1 and lowest with the 1.5 and 2 mol·l-1 concentrations. Thoracic temperatures during trophallactic contact with hive bees were similar to dancing temperature at 1.5 mol·l-1 but lower at the other concentrations. During periods of distribution of food to hive bees (trophallactic contact >2.5s) the dancers' thorax cooled down by more than 0.5°C considerably more frequently with the 0.5 mol·l-1 solution (65% of cases) than with the 1.5 mol·l-1 solution (26%). By contrast, heating the thorax up by more than 0.5°C was infrequent with the 0.5 mol·l-1 solution (2%) but occurred at a maximum rate of 26% with the 1.5 mol·l-1 solution. Bees gathering the 1 or 2 mol·l-1 solutions showed intermediate behavior. Linear model analysis showed that at higher concentrations the dancers compensated better for variations of hive air temperature: per 1 °C increase of hive temperature dancing temperature increased by 0.34, 0.22, 0.12, and 0.13 °C with 0.5, 1, 1.5, and 2 mol·l-1 sucrose solutions, respectively. The results furnish evidence that dancing honeybees follow a strategy of "selective heterothermy" by tuning their thermal behavior to the needs of the behavior performed at the moment. Thoracic temperature is regulated to a high level and more accurately when fast exploitation of profitable food sources is recommended. Thoracic temperature is lowered when the ratio of gain to costs of foraging becomes more unfavorable.
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They do not serve meals all day. By 2PM all they serve is happy hour food. GF selections during that time are very limited. We left without eating because we were very hungry.
Awesome! We dropped in just before brunch ended for a glass of wine and ended up having gf fish and chips too. They were wonderful! I was very surprised to see so many items on the menu identified as gluten free. We will definitely be back and will recommend to others coming to Long Beach.
We stayed at the Adrift Hotel and had room service. Staff is gluten friendly. Options are available if you ask the front desk but are not listed on their menu. My salmon was delicious! However the portion size was really small considering the price and lack of any included sides - some potatoes or something on the side would have brought my rating up much closer to 5 stars. We ordered the pork belly bits on the side... YUM! I'm gluten intolerant, not celiac, but I didn't have any reactions.
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Moscow, Dec.6 (ANI): A Georgian woman has claimed that she is Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin's real mother.
Vera Putina, 82, has claimed that Vladmir is the child she gave away at the age of ten, giving an account of an unhappy childhood, which is fiercely disputed by the Kremlin.The Telegraph reports that Vera Putina lives hand-to-mouth in rural Georgia. Her house sits on a dirt track in the village of Metekhi, about 12 miles from Gori that was occupied by Russian tanks this August during the conflict over the breakaway state of South Ossetia.
A tiny woman, with gnarled worker's hands, only Putina's strong cheekbones and deep-set, piercing blue eyes are suggestive of who she claims she is."I used to be proud of having a son who became President of Russia. Since the war I am ashamed."
Since Russian-born Putina saw Vladimir Putin on the television in 1999, she has been convinced he is her estranged son.
Backed up by other residents in Metekhi, Putina claims he lived in the village between the ages of two-and-a-half and ten before being sent back to his grandparents in Ochyor, Russia.Records in the archives of Metekhi's closest town, Caspi, indicate that a Vladmir Putin was registered at Metekhi school, 1959-1960, stated nationality: Georgian.
Putina's account is at odds with the Kremlin's version of events and Dmitry Peskov, Mr Putin's spokesman, yesterday dismissed the claims: "The story is not true. It does not correspond to reality at all."
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There was a knock at the door after an hour. I ran to it, hoping like hell it was Alice. I smiled as I threw it open. The smiled faded as my brain realized who was standing in front of me. It was him, the man in my dream. The one who replaced Edward making love to me, who bit my scar and changed me. In my dream, I belonged to him, not Edward. It can't be! I stared at the figure, frozen with fear.
"Hello, Bella," the soft voice said. His eyes were black and there was something radiating from them, something I couldn't figure out. Blood was trickling down his chin and his shirt was torn. He looked me up and down and licked his lips. I backed up slowly as he started approaching me.
It can't be, I repeated. The figure smiled. It was.
I swallowed hard. He didn't stop until I was against the wall. He slowly reached his hand out and gently brushed my cheek.
"Are you okay?" he asked. I shook my head. "What are you doing here Jasper?"
"I came to get you. We have to go."
I stared at him. "What? Where's Edward? Did Alice ever get in touch with you?" His cool skin felt amazing on my warm cheek, but I was too worried about what happened to notice.
"They're dead, Bella."
My jaw dropped. "No. They can't be! Vampires can't die!" I felt my knees starting to give out on me.
His hand left my cheek and rested at my neck, over my scar. "I guarantee you, we can. And they were killed by Victoria. All of the Cullens were, except for me."
I continued to stare at him, trying desperately to make sense of his words. "Is that why your eyes are black? From battle?"
He nodded and suddenly I felt calm. My head was reeling. Edward was dead. It can't be! It's a trick, Victoria tricked him. "Jasper, you didn't answer my question. What are you doing here?"
My neck was burning, his cool hand was soothing. "I came to check on you, to make sure you were protected. There is nothing left for me. Alice, my wife, is gone. My family is gone. The only thing that matters now is you." He ran his thumb over my scar.
"I have to see." I pushed away from the wall and walked past him. He froze. "What?"
"I have to see, Jasper. I have to make sure. How do you know Victoria killed them?" I made a bee line for the door.
He popped up in front of me. "Because I saw it happen. I saw her rip Edward to shreds. I saw my love's head roll towards me. I managed to escape because I was off hunting when the attack began. I could do nothing."
I looked him up and down. "Why do you have blood on your chin? And why is your shirt torn?"
He placed his hands on my shoulders and looked deep into my eyes. "Because I was attacked too. I was on the outside looking in, but one of her 'friends' was looking for me. I made it to the edge of the meadow when she attacked. She ripped my shirt; the blood was from the deer I killed on the way here. I needed energy after the ambush. I…I'm sorry." He lowered his eyes as he spoke. Those last words were whispered.
My eyes softened. "Sorry? For what?"
"I'm sorry for failing them…and you." He looked into my eyes. I took one of his hands off my shoulder and held it. "It's okay, Jasper. You didn't know. You did your best. Let's just go and look; maybe there's hope."
He smiled. "You're right Bella. I can't believe Edward ever left you. I will make sure I don't." He turned and walked out the door. I tilted my head to the side and tried to make sense of his last comment. He was already in the car waiting for me, so I quickly locked up and joined him.
The drive back to Forks was fast. Jasper broke every speed law to get back. I knew we would only be there in a few hours due to their speed and love of driving fast. Neither Jasper nor I spoke. I was praying that he made a mistake; that he thought they were dead. Edward can't be dead. What will I do? He is my fiancé; the love of my life. He has to be okay.
A few times I sneaked glances over at my chauffeur. He looked tense, like he was concentrating on something. The calm he had placed in my apartment disappeared the moment we were in the car. There was a hum about us, but a nervous hum. What could Jasper be nervous about?
He glanced at me and smiled. Then he reached over and took my hand. He gave it a gentle squeeze and continued to hold it. It was a comforting move, friendly. Why would I think anything else?
I fell asleep during the drive. I really didn't want to, but the silence in the car and the hum of the engine was soothing enough that my eyelids grew heavy. I must have slept for about four hours. I finally came to when I felt Jasper nudge me.
"Bella?" he said softly. "We're here." I shook my head groggily to shake off sleep. I unbuckled my seatbelt and climbed out of the car. "That didn't take much time," I told him.
He smiled sheepishly. "Sorry, Bella." I shrugged. "Where was the battle?" He once again took my hand and started walking to the spot. "Edward was ambushed over here," he said, pointing to a spot about fifty feet away from the car. "You see that toppled tree? That was the vampire that Edward was fighting hitting it."
I swallowed. I could picture it; could picture Edward with his strength throwing another vampire around like it was a rag doll.
We kept walking. Suddenly I smelled smoke and heard crackling. "Jasper?" I asked softly.
The clearing came into view and my jaw dropped. I could not believe the image in front of me. There was a huge fire in the middle of the meadow, our meadow. Bodies and body parts were strewn all over; they were even in the trees. I saw Edward's body and ran right for it, tripping along the way.
"No!" I cried when I reached it. It was decapitated. I knew it was him because of the same clothes he wore when he left my place. Besides, I've spent so much time looking at his body that I would know it with my eyes closed. The tears sprang up and I fell to my knees beside him, sobbing. I hugged his torso tightly. My body was shaking violently as the tears fell; I didn't even try to stop them. My love, my soul.
I glanced up while holding Edward's body and saw what was left of Esme. Every single hair had been pulled out and her head was twisted behind her body. Her neck was broken. It sent a chill down my spine.
I heard a quiet sob and looked to my left. Jasper was holding Alice's head, the only body part not consumed by the fire. He was sitting on the ground and cradling it like a baby. He looked so destroyed, so broken. I knew tears wouldn't fall from his eyes, but he could still sob. I didn't have to worry about any mood control at that moment; I knew he was too devastated to even try to calm me. My heart went out to him. In that moment, he wasn't a dangerous vampire; he was a man in love devastated to lose his wife.
We both sat sobbing for the loss of our lovers for quite some time. Finally I felt a hand land gently on my head. I looked up into Jasper's forlorn face. "We should go," he whispered. "I sense they are coming back, the ones who did this." He wiped the tears from my cheek.
I slowly stood up but lost my balance and fell against Jasper. He got a good whiff of my scent and released me immediately. "I'm sorry," I said. He shrugged. His eyes stayed black.
He put a good amount of distance in front of us on the walk back. I know he was trying to control his bloodlust. He was getting better, but it had to still be hard for him. Especially now.
"Were the others there? I didn't see them."
Jasper glanced at me as he drove off. "Yes. The bodies around us were all my family. The ones we fought were in the fire. For awhile we were winning; there weren't that many. Then Victoria unleashed about fifty more vampires and we were done for."
I raised my eyebrows. "Where did she get them?"
He shrugged. "Anywhere. They looked to be newborns; not others of our kind. We don't like killing our kind. She wouldn't be able to persuade that many to take us down; Carlisle was too respected."
We drove in silence for awhile, until I saw a sign that said "Now Entering Canada." What the…? Why didn't we go back to LA?
As if reading my thoughts, Jasper spoke. "We can't go back to LA; Victoria's on her way there. This is the way to deter her, for a little while at least. We'll return in a few months when she's given up."
"A few months?" I exclaimed.
"I have to keep you safe, Bella. But I can't do it alone. I have friends in Iceland; they will help us. Once everything is secure, we will return to LA so you can tie up loose ends. Then we'll go away, the two of us." He looked over at me; his black eyes filled with an emotion I could not identify. "You are my life now."
My jaw dropped. Edward had said that same thing not long after we had started dating. But Jasper wasn't in love with me, wasn't my lover by any means. Then why did you dream of him making love to you? Why are you having thoughts about his hands all over you? What do you want?
"How did Victoria know where I lived?"
"She tricked Edward into revealing it. He read her mind and saw her coming after you in Forks, returning with Alice. After his rage overtook him, he charged her. He banged her head on the ground several times and shouted to me to get to LA to protect you. Victoria smiled wickedly when he revealed that information. That was when she killed him. And a newborn near me tackled me to the ground. If I hadn't been a Civil War soldier, I don't think I would have been able to take him."
Edward. He loved me and now he was gone. I felt the tears slip down my cheek again and I let them fall. I looked out the window and thought about our time together.
Our first kiss. Our first kiss after he returned. The way the electricity hummed when we touched. How loving he was when we made love. How sorry he was about the scar on my neck. I brought my hand up and ran my fingers over it. How he would do anything for me, except change me. Maybe if he had, this wouldn't have happened.
"You okay?" Jasper asked, breaking me out of my thoughts. I nodded and kept looking out the window. "You're crying." It wasn't a question.
"I'll be okay," I mumbled. I heard him sigh and he pulled the car over. After he turned the engine off, he got out and walked to my side. He opened the door, undid my seatbelt and gently pulled me out. He held me in his arms while I cried, comforting me. He stroked my hair and held me at my waist.
"Cry all you want. You have a right to," he whispered softly. I pulled back and looked up at him. His eyes were sad; he was mourning Alice. He removed his hand from my hair and gently stroked my cheek. "So warm," he said. His eyes mesmerized me; I couldn't look away. In that moment, I felt something shift between us. We became something else, though I couldn't figure out what exactly. All I knew was that looking into his eyes I felt familiarity; I felt home. It was like when I looked into Edward's golden eyes and saw the love radiating from them.
Was that was it was? Love? It can't be; I am like a sister to him. Unless it's THAT type of love.
He felt it too. His grip on my waist tightened as he stared back into my brown eyes. His hand stilled and rested on my cheek. "Bella," he whispered. He lowered his head, never breaking eye contact with me.
I felt his lips press against my forehead. He lingered there for a moment before pulling away. He's comforting me. When he did pull back, the same look was in his eyes, but it was intensified. I swallowed. Maybe not. I moved my hand and stroked his cheek. His eyes closed and he leaned into my touch.
"We have to go." His voice was strangled; he didn't want to stop. He released me and stepped back quickly, so quickly I lost my balance and fell against the car. I leaned against it for a moment trying to get my legs to cooperate with me. He had turned away and started back to the driver's side.
I shook my head and got in. My mind was reeling. As we drove from the destruction, one thought entered my head. What the hell is going on?
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I'm Liz, co-owner, Head Engineer and Financial Director at Highwire Ltd, a specialist company providing safe access at height. Basically we stop people falling and injuring themselves when they need to maintain or clean parts of buildings, or machinery that are high up.
I also sit on the British Safety Industry Federation height safety group working to raise standards and awareness within the sector.
Outside of work I am Mum to a 9 year old son. When I have spare time my interests are fashion, music, art and design.
My Journey
I grew up in a costal town in Suffolk and went to the local comprehensive school. To be honest I did not like school very much. I enjoyed learning new things when they interested me but lots of the lessons seemed boring, and it often seemed like the worst behaved kids ruled the place.
When I started senior school I did not think I was very good at maths because I could not remember all my times tables by heart. I was always last out of the class because I could not remember the answers quickly enough.
When we started to learn algebra and problem solving, every thing changed for me. I found I loved the fact it could really help me to understand how so many things in the world worked and best of all I could use it to solve real problems. It was as if I had discovered a new and perfect language, one that also had the power to change how we see the world.
About the same time (I suppose I was about 12 or 13) I found was good at art. Before then all my attempts had holes worn in the paper and paint mixed to a sludge grey mess. I suddenly found I could sketch.
When I got to 16 I did not know what I wanted to do, other than that I was determined to go to university. At first I wanted to study fine art but my Dad pointed out wisely that this was unlikely to lead to a job. He also said I could pick up art at any time in my life, but it would be much harder to pick up mathematics and science. He was right.
I studied maths, physics and chemistry at A level and gained a place at Salford University on a Civil Engineering degree. I loved being at university in a city like Manchester and especially enjoyed all my applied mathematics subjects. I funded my degree with waitressing and bar work.
I graduated during the last recession and jobs where not easy to come by. Determined to stay in Manchester, I took a job as an assistant photographer at Granada Studio Tours. I spent the hottest summer on record for Manchester dressed as an Edwardian woman wearing a huge wool skirt! I figured it would be easier to get a job I wanted, if I had a job.
I wrote to all the engineering consultancies in Manchester begging them to give me a chance, and finally on the 11th of September I started work as graduate engineers for Curtains consulting. I spent 8 years gaining a wide range of experience working for structural consultancies in Manchester before being appointed Financial Director and Head Engineer at Highwire Ltd. I have now worked in the construction industry for 17 years.
Why did you become an Engineer?
When I say what I do for a living people are often shocked and say 'what made someone like you become an engineer?'
For a start, engineers are all different and come with all sorts of talents and back grounds. I have known engineers with amazing artistic and literary talents, and who are patient teachers.
But what inspired me to become an engineer? Dick Brunner's book 'Miffy in the snow'.
Miffy built a house to save a frozen bird. As a very little girl I was deeply impressed by this simple example of engineering changing a life for the better, and the fact that Miffy was a girl too, even if she was also a rabbit!
Engineers are behind everything we take for granted in our civilised world. In short it makes our lives better and easier. So from my perspective, it is a natural field for women to be in. It is an extension of what women have been doing since the beginning of time.
What do I love about my job?
Every day is very different - I wear lots of 'hats'. I enjoy problem solving and most of my work has a foundation in applied mathematics. As my career has progressed though, more and more of my time is spent communicating with others.
I also deal with communications, new technologies and people all over the world.
I am passionate about height safety, raising standards and bridging the gap between the engineering disciplines.
Structural engineers like me, mainly deal with statics because it is important the things we design stay still. Height safety systems involve dynamics, which is things that move and a new challenge to me.
When you are at school learning is on tap but as you get older it is difficult to find people to learn from, you are more grateful for their expertise and time. I am always learning.
I love to see the results of our work looking good and saving lives. I can look at an important building and say we did that bit! Wow!
What's it like being a Mum and an Engineer?
When I first found I was having a baby I was scared as I was so used to the world of work. But everyone is a bit frightened when they have a baby; it's such a big change. Children teach you a great deal, and give you a strength and confidence you thought you never had. It can feel like hard work some days, and I end up working odd hours to get everything done. But I live every day feeling how lucky I am to have the chance to do both. Sadly many women all over the world do not have the choices I have had. I hope in a very small way I can make the world a little better for my child and his generation. I will never be perfect, I can only do my best.
My thoughts on Engineering
- The world we live in relies on engineers to exist, engineering is so important.
- It is not dry and boring! It gives you the tools to change the world you live in.
- It needs the thoughts and input of both men and women to build a sustainable future. Do you want to shape the future?
Concerns young women may have
- Firstly you only have one life, so if you want to do something go for it!
- Do you get dirty and cold? I really do not like getting dirty, or cold and I am also scared of heights! Most of my work is done from my desk, or in meetings. There are lots of different jobs in engineering and technology. One of my friends loved working outside, and chose to be a site engineer.
- Am I scared of working with so many men? Men are just like women, most are nice and a few are not so nice. In most of the places I have worked there have been other women working there too, so it was not scary and I did not feel lonely. However very few of the women were engineers, so I did miss having a mentor that I could really identify with. My advice would be to join WES and find other women in your field you can share experiences with and learn from.
- Building sites can be very male dominated. Often the men are shocked and a bit scared to deal with a woman. Once they see that you respect their skills, they will respect you in return.
- It takes a whole team of people to create a building and all their different skills are important. There is no point designing a building without people to dig the foundations or lay the bricks. Listening to people with practical skills helps you to become a better engineer and gain their trust and respect.
I hope you have enjoyed reading my story.
Liz Rickard, MWES
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My 11 year old son has become fascinated with watching our old family videos, particularly the ones where he can glimpse himself at a younger age and our daughter at his current stage. Much to our chagrin, he realized we suck as parents. We're burnt out– my husband and I haven't taken a family video in a while, we threw out that summer slip n' slide we used to haul out onto our lawn and well our second child, our son has in no uncertain terms told us, "We need to make memories of me at this age".
In fact yesterday as my husband and I were sitting on the couch and watching our youngest play with a stick he found in our yard, and then hatching an elaborate game with said stick – my husband and I gazed at each other and as if in unison said, "WOW, we have really let this kid raise himself up, huh?" and we started rattling off ways the kind of parents we are to our last kid versus the kind of parents we were to our first is so vastly different. Here are the five things we are SUPER GUILTY OF- and why my husband and I SUCK.
#1 After documenting every waking moment of the first baby, the last baby is just another drooling, vomiting entity that needs to be changed. Been there done that. Of course you still coo at the last baby, but you realize that you can all do without video taping their potty training.
#2 Special baby detergent for sensitive-NOT HAPPENING. The last kid gets used to garden variety detergent and likes it. In fact he's lucky to get his clothes washed.
#3 His life is one big hand me down. Sure he wants a new pair of Lebron's but he gets Air Jordan's circa 1999.
#4 He doesn't get a front row seat to the live stage show du jour, he gets to watch all he wants on tv, which he will be sitting in front of 16 hours a day.
#5 They don't get a massive birthday party with 30 kids every year. And yes you feel a little bad for your kids but not enough to shell out a cool $1,000. You get the kid a Carvel cake and call it a day.