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Gerard S. Cohen
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posted 08-30-2002 08:57 PM
I wish you all a Happy Labor Day! Gerard S. Cohen, Local 306, Projectionists, International Alliance of Theatrical and Stage Employees, AFL/CIO United Federation of Teachers, American Federation of Teachers, AFL/CIO
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Brad Miller
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posted 08-30-2002 09:18 PM
You can NOT upload a file called Labor Day Card.gifand then call it LaborDayCard.gif from the forum. It doesn't work that way. You HAVE to rename it BEFORE uploading to rid the spaces from the name. I fixed it.
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Gerard S. Cohen
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posted 08-31-2002 03:47 PM
The pose seems to imitate the famous WWII Norman Rockwell "Rosie the Riveter" war production poster, where Rosie is rolling up her sleeve to get the job (winning the war while asserting women's equality)done.In this version, the worker clenches her right fist to reveal her bicep muscles while rolling up her sleeve with the fingers of the left hand. Were she making the (universal, not just Italian) F-U gesture, the left hand would be clenched in a fist, wouldn't it? But however one chooses to read it, I think the challenging spirit of labor comes across strongly.
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Gerard S. Cohen
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posted 09-02-2002 12:41 PM
Rain, rain, rain...no Labor Day parade in NYC this year...NYC Central Labor Council holding a rally Tuesday at Battery Park (5PM) to honor the contributions of working people as well as the victims of 9/11... rain, RAIN, RAIN, RAIN, rain rain drizzle, drizzle, drizzle, U.S.Open spectators drenched, but "Serena's Sunny Outlook Keeps Her Winning"... rain, rain, rain...Austin Street Fair in Forest Hills, charcoal smoke and drizzling mist... rain, RAIN,RAIN, HARD RAIN...some highway flooding... my skylight leaking...backyard patio awash..rain, rain, HARD RAIN...(da capo al fine.) Gerard
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