The audience understands, as Kenny does not, that the teaching job is permanent and that his glory days are over.
For contrast, stroll through the museum's permanent collections, whose Apollonian glory of long-considered, disinterested esteem we may take too much for granted.
Piperal is the "e-Estonia ambassador"; the showroom is a permanent exhibit on the glories of digitized Estonia, from Skype to Timbeter, an app designed to count big piles of logs.
And there is one way to restore them to their original glory: create a permanent home for them.
Conceived and built in the Edwardian dreamland before the First Word War, this cathedral of the Fat Controllers was intended as a monument to the glory of the permanent way wrought in marble, stone and hardwood panelling.
Those whose fame is more than fleeting may even have permanent monuments erected in their glory -- one can sit in rush-hour traffic on the Don Shula Expressway, circle the football stadium on Dan Marino Boulevard and view bronze statues of both outside the escalators to the Club Level of Sun Life Stadium, the home of the Dolphins, the Marlins and the University of Miami.
Furthermore, Volvo would like you to know that, if you roll the C70, those side pillars, in all their hydro-formed, high-strength glory, are so permanent that archaeologists will be digging them up and marvelling at their intactness for centuries to come.
There are so many glories in the permanent collections of many museums and galleries that it's almost an irrelevance".
The tour consisted of intimate club shows in fifteen cities throughout the United States, with New Found Glory, The Early November, Permanent Me and Lifetime.
There, a costume display by the Nigerian-British artist Yinka Shonibare exploits a permanent collection of theatrical relics going back to the glory days of Charles Garnier and Serge Diaghilev.
