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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.....
In preparation for the ship's presentation of "Dancing With the Stars at Sea", they offered dance lessons in the Samba, Salsa and Jive. Then each of the ship's professional dancers chose one of the best of the passengers to be their partner for the competition. Glenn and one of the ladies at our dinner table paired up to try their hands (or should I say feet) in learning the Samba. They had fun, but neither progressed to the next round.
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June has been a great month: sunny, warm & really good conditions for all our customers on beginners windsurf lessons here at Poole Windsurfing
I took a 15 minute "introductory lesson" on how to play the horse head fiddle, the morin khuur. It sounds a bit like a cello, but the fingerings are very different.
I was happy to be able to get several notes out of it.
Addie Casseus partners with the HSO at FIU to help middle schooler with Haitian descent understand what "the drum" signifies in their culture.
Swimming Lessons (June, 2001)
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Date:2001/06/17 13:23:49
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In preparation for the ship's presentation of "Dancing With the Stars at Sea", they offered dance lessons in the Samba, Salsa and Jive. Then each of the ship's professional dancers chose one of the best of the passengers to be their partner for the competition. Glenn and one of the ladies at our dinner table paired up to try their hands (or should I say feet) in learning the Samba. They had fun, but neither progressed to the next round.
our tour guide, whose name was something that sounds like, but probably is not, Ruben, made two emphatic points as he began our tour:
1) the "Incas" are misnamed. "Inca" was the word that the people who ruled this region used to describe the man who ruled over them all, their king. Ruben said the actual *people* were the Quechua (pronounced "KAY-choo-ah"), and that the empire they created should rightfully be called Quechuan. the teeny amount of Web-based research I did after getting home doesn't exactly bear this out -- it seems more like Quechua was one of the *languages* spoken here, but that we don't actually know what name the people used to call themselves (as a whole).
2) Hiram Bingham did not discover Machu Picchu in 1911. an 11-year-old boy did. the expedition Bingham undertook to find the remains of lost Incan cities led him to this mountain, which at the time was completely overgrown with vegetation. at one point, he came across a family, and while staying with them asked if they knew of any ruins nearby. the kid said something to the effect of, "yeah, i was playing baseball over there last week," and led him to Machu Picchu. Bingham was not actually looking *for* Machu Picchu, but rather a place known as Vilcabamba, which was believed to be the last refuge of the Incas in their war against the Spanish.
many of the artifacts uncovered during those initial excavations of Machu Picchu still reside in the United States. apparently, Bingham brought them back with him promising U.S. researchers would study them and then return them. but the U.S. hasn't quite gotten around to the "returning" part, apparently claiming that Peru has not proven that it has the ability to properly care for them. (our guide said a new museum was being set up that should hopefully pave the way for their return; for now, the artifacts remain at Yale University.)
The Elmwood Playhouse in Nyack NY will be presenting “A Lesson Before Dying“, running March 17th thru April 8th Fridays and Saturdays at 8pm, Sundays at 2pm with an additional performance on Thursday April 6th at 8pm. For tickets visit www.elmwoodplayhouse.com [photo by Omar Kozarsky]
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The First Lesson, Moses and the brass serpent, from which the universally recognised double-helix snake symbol of medicine comes, at the celebration service for the work of Salisbury District Hospital and 70 Years of the NHS.