For Labor Day, it seemed to me that a TED video about the value of hard work was a good choice – particularly the kind of work I suspect few (if any) of my readers do.
Below, Mike Rowe from Discovery Channel’s Dirty Jobs talks about work, sheep, and a little bit of Greek.
Note: Some of this discussion might gross you out a little – but it is Dirty Jobs he’s talking about.
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Latin, sheep and the celebration of work [link to post]
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RT @MarkRiffey: Latin, sheep and the celebration of work [link to post]
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Get over the squeamish parts; this is important to hear: RT @markriffey Latin, sheep & celebration of work [link to post]
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RT @wendyhoomo:celebration of work [link to post] – so GOOD, I would upgrade my internet connection just to watch THIS, thanx
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Interesting view on work for Labour Day: [link to post]
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I agree that “real” work is not valued enough, here is another related video i found interesting :
http://fora.tv/2009/08/04/Shop_Class_as_Soulcraft_Matthew_B_Crawford
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Interesting video, Dennis (and software too)