The Internet has created a spate of young millionaires, and many of them, like Mr. Lovejoy, are turning their attention to philanthropy in their own hands-on ways.
They may never work in high-studio conditions such as Lewis did, and they may never master studio craft as he did (though, at the same time, they work in close-to-the-ground, hands-on ways that Lewis has never had to hazard, either).
Manager Guy de Szathmary tells us the environment zone is: committed to providing interesting, fun, "hands-on" ways to learn about sustainable development and the natural environment and to 'bring to life' how we as people can and do impact our local, national and international environments.
The overriding idea was to take the book as a familiar, functional unit and make it something else -- a visual object, a tactile object, a useless object, an accident, a problem, a secret, a mess -- and to do so in inexpensive, hands-on ways.
It provided you hands-on ways to transform your fear from a liability into a vehicle for your growth.
Need I remind you that the president, his democratic opponent and the vice president's chief of staff have all killed people, and not in covert military operations or something removed but in very gruesome, very hands-on ways?
Celebrate this American holiday the hands on way!
Is everybody on site and in touch involved in a hands on way with this?
Its message, which in essence is "nightlife is an industry from which we, as a city, can profit from, even though we don't really want to have to deal with it in any meaningful, hands on way," is couched in the language of power, the language of competition, the language of brute economics.
They clutched one another's hands on the way in, and on the way out they looked different, whether from relief or dread, it was not always clear.
After soaking in the applause and shaking hands on the way out of the chamber on Tuesday night, Mr. Obama now must find a way to get his own credit flowing to cash in on a big investment.
