Fruit (Gravenstein), 20060617, HTML & JPEG, 80 x 320 pixels (image used without permission)
Player (Ronaldinho), 20060616, HTML & JPEG, 240 x 440 pixels (image used without permission)
Band (The Shaggs), 20060615, HTML & JPEG, 360 x 480 pixels (image used without permission)
Fruit (Banana), 20060614, HTML & JPEG, 400 x 520 pixels (image used without permission)
Player (Wilma Rudolph), 20060613, HTML & JPEG, 320 x 280 pixels (image used without permission)
Band (Johnny Cash), 20060612, HTML & JPEG, 499 x 400 pixels (image used without permission)
Fruit (Strawberry), 20060611, HTML & JPEG, 480 x 400 pixels (image used without permission)
"Strawberry pickers work bent over double all day. It is painful work, and after a few years, can cause permanent damage to a worker's back. Pay systems use a bonus for each box of strawberries to ensure that workers pick as fast as possible (source)."
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