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Dieter Depypere
Master Film Handler

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From: Deutsch-Wagram, Lower Austria, Austria
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How work can make happy [Wink]

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Bobby Henderson
"Ask me about Trajan."

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quote: Daryl C. W. O'Shea
When I first saw the rectangular pillars they're using I thought they were kind of odd. Actually I still think they're odd -- who uses rectangular pillars.
Are you talking about the pillar shape around the base or at top where it supports the roadways? Most of them taper out at angles at the top. What I think is odd looking is the paint scheme applied to various piers. Some are olive green, some are burgundy and others are a kind of yellow-ish drive-it color. Certainly isn't my taste. One nice visual touch is the embossed star on each pillar. I think the High Five was first to do that, but now other large interchange projects in Texas are copying that as well.

quote: Jennifer Pan
Oh man... That's freaking awesome that its done... I used to drive by a bunch of times with that crazy construction back in the day. Freakin' crazy at night.
The only downside is new construction ordeals will emerge farther west on LBJ Freeway. The end goal is for LBJ Frwy to have 3 HOV lanes for both directions on the entire length of I-635 (from Grapevine to Mesquite). It's going to be really fun when they deep bore tunnel under the existing freeway around Webb Chapel to put the HOV lanes under ground. The first plan was the stack the HOV lanes above the existing freeway, which would have cost less. But NIMBYs whined about it. So now Texas will have its own "big dig" to do. At least it's not near an ocean or harbor.

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Jennifer Pan
THE JEN!

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Dang... That sounds so amazingly awesome! I can't wait for that to finish, underground freeway tunnels are mmm mmm ooo. There are no words to describe it [Big Grin] 3 HOV lanes are unheard for me... Man.. that makes me really want to go back just for that. [Cool]

Phil,
I don't think I want to give you the full res of that picture... It's mine I tell ya... Mine!
[Razz]

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Daryl C. W. O'Shea
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From: Midland Ontario Canada (where Panavision & IMAX lenses come from)
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quote: Bobby Henderson
Are you talking about the pillar shape around the base or at top where it supports the roadways?
The base all the way up to where it starts to flare.

quote: Bobby Henderson
One nice visual touch is the embossed star on each pillar.
I thought that having it on every pillar was excessive.

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Randy Stankey
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Lake Erie Sunset:

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Jason M Miller
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Here is my current desktop

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Aaron Garman
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Jason M Miller
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My New desktop
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Jennifer Pan
THE JEN!

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My new laptop desktop. I'm not sure yet if I want to the change from the XP look or not.

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Donna Siegwart
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Ill explain...
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Never schedule 9 BRAND NEW employees to work on a Friday. Especially if their supervisor is your best friend. Haha [Smile]

I still have the note posted in my room at home, and on my desktop as I find it silly ( I remember receiving the note, it was posted in the back office next to the managers schedule ) all the other managers thought it was hilarious. And they know the sup and I are best friends, I owe her.

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Aaron Garman
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Yikes!

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German Marin
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Edwin Sheldon
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John Hegel
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A picture of the house in buying. Taken in 1905

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Allison Parsons
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