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Title: Object lesson
Artist: Sykes, Charles Henry, 1882-1942
Date Created: 1940-01
Publishing Note: Cartoon was published in the Evening Public Ledger (Philadelphia) on January 31, 1940.
Subject(s): Labor leaders -- United States; Labor unions -- United States -- Political activity; Political campaigns -- United States; Presidents -- United States -- Nomination; United Mine Workers of America; Lewis, John Llewellyn, 1880-1969; Roosevelt, Franklin D. (Franklin Delano), 1882-1945
Rights Management: © VCU. Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 Unported License (creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0/). Acknowledgement of the Virginia Commonwealth University Libraries as a source is required.
Collection: Sykes Editorial Cartoon Collection
Reference URL: dig.library.vcu.edu/u?/syk,183
if the beetroots aren't big by september, leaving them in a few more months probably won't help (this is 2!)
the first session I have done with my little Grace since she 'accidently" chopped off her hair..yes..you heard right! lol She got a round brush tangled in the side and her independant 6 yr old problem solving was to simply "cut it out" and no one would be the wiser! eek! soooo....pixie cut it was..there were tears..mostly mine, but we both have learned a very valuable lesson...to look beyond the outside and to the inside, she is beautiful no matter what...and meanwhile..it grows...
Student:
I am focusing on the breath but I don't feel very successful.
Teacher:
We will meet in the shade of a Central Park elm. This will be asitting meditation. The open skies of Sheep Meadow will be our churchand the fresh cut lawn our pew. We will extend our legs and we willtouch our toes. Our awareness will be focused on the breath. Can ourfingers feel the soft skin of our feet? If yes, we are beautiful. Ifno, we are beautiful. We are not focused on the result. We simply embrace our effort and return to the breath on a blue sky Sunday in the park.
Chemical engineering lesson on polymers to Ward Stewart 5th graders--Nataional Science Founcation--EPSCor (Experimental Program to Stimulate Competitive Research)
Note to self: NO DANCING ON CONCRETE IN BARE FEET. This is the result of my dancing around to "Ice Ice Baby" and "Can't Touch This" and becoming the legend of the crawfish boil (when 200+ people all are fixated on your dancing you can't let them down!). I'm hobbling around for the next few days; it looks worse than it feels (but I did have to peel away some of the dead skin so now there's big red expanses of skin that I've got bandaged up.
I keep changing my kit a bit so this is a drawing I did in August of the kit plus recent additions plus a Pentel Brush pen that I haven't used yet (as you can see). Yes I am a kit junky.
The Stillup Reservoir disappeared as I squelched to the upper cable car - BUT
1 - the weather can close in with alarming swiftness (or can decide to just give a few big drops and clear)
2 - it's very dark and it's very dense mist inside an Austrian thunderstorm
3 - two part lifts may well have different closing times (or close early if it's too windy)
4 - if you miss the last upper lift the walk to the lower lift is not helped by the Kompass map (2009) not matching the newly built paths and tracks after they replaced the sit-down lift
5 - last upper lift at 4.15 p.m. arrive at 4.20 p.m. result misery,
last lower lift at 5.00 p.m. arrive at 4.58 p.m. result happiness!
Dear JV,
Sincere is the lesson that’s taken to heart.
Hear the old men when they tell you “don’t wait”.
The work done from now until then is key.
The success of your season, defining your legacy.
Today is your best opportunity to start.
Don’t let time go by, tomorrow’s too late.
When last in your pads, you are covered in sweat.
Lesson learned and passed on, not an ounce of regret.
With all sincerity,
The Graduating Seniors
My wife and I recently enrolled our kids in swimming lessons at the Bayside Swimming Club. The instructors there were fantastic and did excellent work with both kids. My daughter is especially confident in her swimming abilities now and my son, who was indifferent toward the idea of taking swimming lessons, now wants to go back for more.
Credit to my wife for this shot.
#Lesson 4. I managed to dig out some pretty cups! Embracing wonkiness and once I allow myself to release the outcome I have fun. This is turning into therapy.....
DCIM\100GOPRO
June has been a great month: sunny, warm & really good conditions for all our customers on beginners windsurf lessons here at Poole Windsurfing
Best online Guitar lessons: jamplay.club
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I have already learned a great deal from my 365.
Lesson Number 2. Even on the busiest day, I can always squeeze in 10 restorative minutes with my camera. I never, ever regret taking the time.
Elisha explains to Susan what brought her back to piano lessons after so many years away, in a video interview for our blog at WholeOctave.com/news.