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Susan says it's an honor and a privilege to have Terry on the show. She has followed his career path and deeply appreciate his insight. This is an interesting time to have this conversation because of the Kavanagh hearings going on in the United States. Susan is very interested in the intersection of gender and peace and it seems that the patriarchy really has to be challenged in order for peace to be secure. The title of this interview is "Building Peace: From the Intimate to the Global". Susan would like Terry to make links between the intimate level and what is going on at the global level.
Terry: It's dead easy. The work that I do is teaching men and women how to live relational lives. This kind of therapy is called Relational Life Therapy, my institute is The Relational Life Institute, I'm about living relationally. What does that mean? Here's how I teach it and here is the link. Living relationally is synonymous with living ecologically. D.H. Lawrence: "I am not a mechanism and I am not ill because the various parts are not working correctly. I am ill because of deep wounds of the soul… " Full poem:
And it is not because the mechanism is working wrongly, that I am ill. I am ill because of wounds to the soul, to the deep emotional self and the wounds to the soul take a long, long time, only time can help and patience, and a certain difficult repentance long, difficult repentance, realization of life's mistake, and the freeing oneself from the endless repetition of the mistake which mankind at large has chosen to sanctify.
What is this mistake? It is the mistake of patriarchy. It is the essential mistake of patriarchy. And here is what patriarchy is. Patriarchy is dominion. When patriarchal God made Adam and Eve and all the creeping things on earth, he gave Adam (and presumably Eve, too) dominion. They were to be lords as he was Lord. This was a really, really bad idea. "Dominion over" is what Riane Eisler, the author of The Chalice and the Blade calls the difference between "power over" and "power with." It's what the Greeks called hubris; believing that you are above nature. The essential mistake of patriarchy is that, as a man, and patriarchy is masculinity writ large, you are to be in control. You are above nature. You are lord and master, whether you are above the nature of your child, above the nature of your own vulnerabilities, or nature as embodied by your wife, or mother nature. We'll take care of it, we're in charge. We can do it. We are the doctors, give us the paddles, where is the patient.
Susan: I have come to believe there is a global epidemic of codependency among women around the planet. She references an interesting conversation she had with Dr. Scilla Elworthy on a previous episode. Women are doing a lot at the grassroots level and getting a lot done. And yet, I think many women are afraid of changing this balance between men and women. (Terry: As they should be.) But why?
Terry: One of the things I say is that leading men and women into intimacy, into health, into healthy relationships with themselves – this is what I mean living relationally, with connection and authenticity to themselves, their own feelings, sensations, wants, needs, thoughts, connection to self-esteem, connection to others, to a community larger than themselves, a spirit or purpose larger than themselves and the planet, you must lead them out of patriarchy, because you can not be above and connected at the same time. That is to say in the personal/domestic realm, the masculine imperative to be invulnerable, to be strong, to be in charge sets them up to be defensive, and shut down, and not nice. Moving into a more democratic model in your living room and your bedroom is a big shift for a lot of couples, particularly all over the world. Step out of North America and Europe -- 50 years of the women's movement has had an impact, even though its not perfect -- but when you visit places that hasn't had 50 years of this movement, you see the difference. It's not subtle.
Susan: So, why should women be afraid?
Terry: Whenever I have a woman who fears that standing up to power, speaking truth to power will have repercussions, I never dismiss or pathologize those concerns. Because, guess what, they do. Look at what is happening with Kavanaugh and Dr. Ford currently.
(Susan elaborates on this reference. Brett Kavanagh is currently a nominee for the Supreme Court of the United States. Dr. Cristine Ford has accused him of sexual assault while they were in high school. He is adamantly denying the charges.)
Terry: We are in interesting times, aren't we? For those of us in the United States, when Barack and Michelle Obama were in the White House, they were a post-patriarchal family. They were where we are headed. They were lovely, and he was a great family man. I have plucked out of the old traditional model a few kernels because it's not completely, monolithically negative. I have re-purposed them. I talk to men about becoming "family men". I talk to men about the difference between being a boy and being a man. Being a boy is about 'what is the world going to give me, what am I going to get.' Being a "man" is about 'what is the world asking of me right now, what do I need to give'. The global equivalent of being a family man would be being a good steward. Not lords of the earth. . . .
Susan: Like being a parent. A very, effective global parent.
Terry: Yes. The shift from a dominion model to a collaborative model or the shift from a patriarchal model to the democratic model, is that you move out of the hubris, the pride, the delusion that you are above nature, and you realize that you are standing above the system, whatever the system is, whether it's your marriage, or your family or the planet. You're not standing above this system; you're in it, dumbcoff, wake up. You are a subcomponent part and you have to move inside the system effectively with the humility and clear perception of where you are in system. The delusion of dominance is lethal. Let me say that again, because I conclude many of my talks this way, we will move beyond patriarchy or we will die. It is really that simple.
Susan: Continuing on the fear theme, there are obstacles for both men and women about creating this social change. Women, you say, should be afraid.
Terry: Yes, and then the question becomes: "how do you want to position yourself in relationship to that fear?" If you step beyond patriarchal rolls, you will encounter a pushback. (Susan agrees) I'll give you an example from my personal life. Patriarchy in my little family. We were in the Dominican Republic with our kids when they were little. My children, like many of the children there, adopted cornrows in their hair (this is a traditional style of braiding in Africa and the Caribbean, with braids very close to the scalp). He has two boys and they both decided to get their hair braided, one in a rock-and-roll-esque style, and the other with his entire head in his favorite colors, pink and gold. So then it was time for them to go back to school and we had a discussion which I tell parents is raising their children to be "gender literate," just like "culturally literate." We said: "Look, you guys can express yourselves and show up and show off this cool thing. And, you may get grief for it. You may get made fun of. There might be a negative reaction to you. Maybe not, maybe. Or, you could undo it and no one will bug you, you can go under the radar, but you will have to give up a part of who you are. So, what do you guys want to do?" And they both said, yeah, we want to do it. And then, that morning, as one boy steps his foot in the car on the way to school, he goes "I can't do it, I can't do it." We had to cut them out in order for him to take it out quickly. The lesson of this was that I want them to make an informed choice, understanding all the consequences. Same thing when a woman is thinking about coming forward with a story that could jeopardize her. You know, Anita Hill was not treated very kindly. This is not about promising a rose garden. This is resistance, this is serious-- there is a lot on the line here. There are lives on the line. There are billions of dollars on the line.
Susan: There is potential for a lot of loneliness. There is the potential for not having economic support. These things are very real for a lot of women.
Terry: Yes, they are very real. I have a woman who is Latina and not from the U.S. She has a boyfriend who goes after her children. However, the boyfriend is also bringing in a paycheck so this woman is at the mercy of the state and has been for years. If she chooses to stand up to this boyfriend to protect her children, her children won't eat very well. But if she doesn't stand up to him, she has to watch him excoriate her little boys.
Susan: I don't know if this is true in other places, but, in the United States, women actually have, or will have in the 21st century, control over the majority of economic assets. (Terry: "Isnt' that marvelous.") I don't know if they are actually managing it, or it's in name only, I don't know those statistics, but at the end of the day, making sure we can support ourselves is absolutely key to being able to walk away, because you can't negotiate if you can't walk away.
Terry: That is exactly right. Whenever I have a woman who is in trouble in a couple, my first move is to empower the woman. And, whenever I'm dealing with a man in trouble, my first move is to empower the woman. Women's voice is the voice that will be the wedge into patriarchy. Men will catch up, but women who are leading the charge.
Susan: Given the fear and all the negative consequences, why should women step up and speak truth to power even though they are fearful? Obviously, more women have been doing this. But why should we?
Terry: Because there are also negative consequences to not doing it. (Laughing) Look if you want rosiness from me, I don't have it. I talk real politic. Pick your poison... Just like my two little boys who wanted to keep their braids in, life is better when we speak up, life it better even tho there may be tough consequences. You have congruence inside your skin.
Susan: So, the big secret I think out there is the level of global codependency of men on women. I think this is also a global pandemic. I think men really need the support of women and don't like to admit it.
Terry: I think that's great and that a lot of domestic violence is fueled because most batterers are love addicts.
Susan: Could you explain that? Because I think that is close to what we're talking about here.
Terry: Well, the wound in love addiction is ususally some form of abandonment. So these men, there are some women but 99% of these crimes are committed by men, so these men get triggered by distance taking or independence from the the women. It feels like abandonment. They can't tell the difference between distancing and abandonment. What trauma-triggering is, is reliving a traumatic experience. It's not simply a memory. If you're a combat vet and you're walking down Main Street and you hear a car backfire and you spin around like you have a gun in your hand, you're not remembering the sounds and feelings on combat, you're reliving it. Your body is in it. That's how traums works. You're flooded. You're in it. Your body is in it. Anyway, what happens is, these men have histories of severe emotional abandonment. When the woman pulls away in any distance, it triggers this childhood abandonment. It's very frightening. They have about 10 seconds worth of tolerance for these early childhood vulnerable feelings and they defend against them by flying up into grandiosity. They go from inadequacy, helplessness, shame into righteous indignation, dominance, and control. And they act out. What is devilish about this, is that the flight from shame into grandiosity does work – it acts like self medication, you feel better. It's just disastrous. But you feel better, in the moment.
Susan: Can you explain the phenomena of "strong man rule" around the world? What's going on here? What do you think about this? For example, why did so many women vote for Trump?
Terry: There are two parts to this question. First, the rise of "strong man" around the world. I'm writing an article for the Psychotherapy Networker and the first line of the article is "masculinity is currently at war with itself." There are two versions of masculinity right now around the globe. The first, is a new, ecological, collaborative, democratic model of masculinity. If you want to see that model, look at millennials guys in the United States. This exists in other cultures as well I'm sure. This model was epitomized by the Obama family. Barack Obama really modeled a progressive man. He has a strong wife. He was a family man. He was thoughtful. He didn't "shoot from the hip." He wasn't a bully. He also wasn't a cowboy like both of the Bush presidents. He understood ecology, was petrified about global warming, and ready to ante up within the limits of American politics which of course is is controlled by corporate interests, my best bet within the limits of what he could realistically do. He was an advocate of the Paris Agreement. And then second form of masculinity looks a lot like Donald Trump and others around the world. This month's article in The Atlantic is devoted to the question of "is democracy currently at risk?" I fear for our country if the midterm elections don't change the House, if not the Senate. If Trump and the Republicans feel like they have a mandate, I fear for democratic institutions in this country.
Susan: I fear for our children and what they will inherit.
Terry: So, you can live a non-patriarchal, relational life in your living room, or you can live a non-patriarchal, ecological life on the planet.
Susan: He might not appreciate me saying this, but my son is 23. He is dating and is heterosexual, but he doesn't necessarily call himself that. He was using a dating site, you don't have to identify whether you are interested in men or women on this dating site. In his self-description, he said that he is a person who is comfortable with a range of feelings, and he is. He is a very masculine guy. He's a mountaineer. He's a tall white guy, he's gorgeous, but he really believes in being a highly emotionally intelligent man. Well, the only people who responded to him on this dating site were gay men. He said, "I don't know, Mom. I think I need to change my dating profile" Women don't seem to want a sensitive, emotionally intelligent guy. I need to be the "mountain man", the Marlboro Man, and this is a millennial kid.
Terry: I'll tell you what I would say to him (laughing). (Susan: What?) Try it! The issue is in the early dating phase, he might lean a little more onto the "masculine" side of things for his image and profile for the purpose of attracting women. Women like strong men romantically. That's kind of an open secret. There's a lot of surrender for a lot of women in sexuality. My friend, Esther Perel says "We like between the sheets what we fight in the streets." (Laughter) Your son is the new man that I am interested in for moving this world forward. I don't want a soft, uber sensitive , I want a balanced man, a whole man. Just like feminism wants whole women. When feminism first came on board, there was a lot of hysteria about either masculinization or androgenization of our daughters. Then we saw the same commercials where women could "bring home the bacon" (or make money for the family) and still be a porn queen in the bedroom. I want wholeness. I get a lot of criticism where people say "oh, Terry Real, he's about feminizing men." Go screw yourself! There wasn't much good that came out of 9/11, but for me personally, I was heartened to see pictures of burly policemen and first-responders and firemen in each others arms and crying and comforting each other. I don't want to be around when you call in a sissy. These are strong men. I like to talk about strong, big-hearted men.
Susan: So let me ask you something. You work with couples at the higher end of the financial strata where this is one of their final steps before signing divorce papers or whatever.
Terry: I have a two day intervention with most couples and, at the end of the two days, you're either on different footing, or you're calling a lawyer. This is always the last shot. People come in from all over the world to do this.
Susan: I know the pyschologist Gay Hendricks, author of Conscious Loving and The Big Leap, quotes a study where, at the high end there was significantly less satisfaction among men and women. For example, if you have a really powerful guy, it's harder for their to be partnership. I know a lot of women who are powerful and wealthy, and they are on their own.
Terry: Just like your son probably doesn't need to put the pedal down too hard on those feminine characteristics – being emotional, feelingfull – maybe that shouldn't be in his add, he can show up and be those things and that's what will keep the young woman, but step out of the role and there are consequences on both sides.
Susan: Do you think that the closer you get to this high level of power the more difficult it is to be partners with a woman? (Example of Les Moonves, the President of CBS, who stuck his tongue down women's throats and pushed women against walls.) So bizarre that someone who had that much power would behave like that. Is someone like that capable of an equal partnership with a woman?
Terry: Ah, no. They're not. I'll answer in a tricky way. The they that they are now is not capable of having a partnership with a woman. However, the they that they could be might. There's quite a distance between who they are now and who they might be if they worked at it. Who they are now could be very far from who they could be if they worked at it. Do people have this transformative potential? Yes, they really do. I can't go into detail, but I work with men who are living the Greek tragedy and who have really lost everything. There are consequences. The #MeToo movement is the first time women have organized in large numbers worldwide, god bless technology, to hold people accountable and to name names. If I can be abstract for a moment, you were asking what patriarchy was, I said the mistake of dominion. Another name could be traditional gender roles. This essentially is an accommodating, resentful woman, coupled with an outwardly grandiose, inwardly shame-based man. I like to say that an outwardly accommodating, inwardly resentful woman, coupled with an outwardly dominant, inwardly insecure man is America's power couple. (laughs)
Susan: Well, let me ask you. Is it the global power couple? I think this maybe globally pretty cookie cutter.
Tery: Yeah, I think it is. You ask if these "Captains of the Universe" can have relationships. And you know, they can. The problem is that narcissism is gratified with that level of power and money so your chick gives you a hard time you just eject her and go for a younger model who is more compliant. A lot of these guys are on their second or third young wife. My friend, Carol Gilligan, lived in this high-end apartment with a gym in the basement and she says that all of these young women coupled with men twenty or thirty years their senior were down their on the treadmills working out. Anyway, is that the global power couple? Yeah.
Susan: So I have two more questions for you because don't want to overextend your time. One of them is that, I think women, the more we step up and step into our leadership, the more I think things are going to change in spite of the fear. You know, there are a lot of examples of women out their in the world doing amazing things.
Terry: Listen, I just want to be clear, because I feel like I got cornered. I am not supporting women in not speaking up. I'm all about empowering women to speak up. Marvelous things happen when you speak up, even though you encounter resistance. It is well worth it. I want to write a memoir about my marriage and call it "A Fight Worth Having." So, that's what I mean. I don't want women to not speak up because I'm empathic towards their fear. I want them to feel the fear and do it anyways. Let me be clear.
Susan: One thing I noticed, and I'm going to get a little graphic here, at the level of our genital differences, I think a lot of deference is paid to the male genitals, like, if the allegation is true that Kavanaugh was shoving his genitals in a woman's face, it's kind of metaphoric. One of the things I notice about women, and maybe this has something to do with the two thousands years of the church diminishing the sexuality of women, but women are super powerful. Who is it, Audre Lorde who talks about the connection between the power of the erotic. The more women are connecting to this side of themselves, the more powerful they are getting, it's a different kind of power and super important to creating a new type of world
Terry: Let me be a little more serious about Carol Gilligan because her work is one of the key pillars of a movement in Israel called Women Wage Peace. This is a group of mostly Israeli and Palestinian women together, starting in the desert and signing a contract for peace, then bringing it in march to the Capital (of the United States). To quote Carol, it In A Different Voice. Women have a different voice. Women slip more easily into an ecological, collaborative model. The shift from being accommodating and compliant to being collaborative, which means that you own your voice and speak up, is not an easy shift for women. However, to move out of a dominance model and into a collaborative model is a bear for men. It's really hard-- they don't get it. It pounded into you that the world is either one-up or one-down, winner or loser, dominator or dominated. One of the things is that people say men are afraid of intimacy, but they are not. Men don't know what intimacy is. Men are afraid of subjugation. You can not be intimate from the one up, one down model. That's why leading men into intimacy means leading them out of patriarchy, which is only one up or one down, that's all it is. So leading men into same-as and healthy self-esteem that isnt earned, and then leadeing them into connection, is leading them out of patriarchy. So, it's the same process whether its with a therapist with a couple, whehter it's you in your bedroom, or you in your head. The play of patriarchy goes on inside your skull as the play of grandisity or shame. Any hierarchy. Gilligan calls patriarchy the interplay of binary and hierarchy. The binary of -- this is male, this is female, and the hierarchy of this is male, it's privileged and this is female, it's devalued. Simple as that. What plays out in your head is shame or grandiosity, you're either better than or less than, masculine or feminine. The way out of this mess is same-as, not better than or less than. You are one of God's creatures. You have worth because you are here. You don't have to earn it.
Susan: So my last question for you, Dr. Riane Eisler was on this show, and she talked about the link between nation's where families typically embrace more democratic roles and cultures that do not support militarism. She doesn't use the word "patriarchy," but essentially that you'd see more patriarchal family systems where the state is very militaristic. I've been making the argument that getting gender right is the pathway to planetary peace. Does that make sense to you? And why does it make sense to you?
Terry: Yes, because of what I said before: we will shift beyond patriarchy or, as a species, we will probably expire. Combining that with the fact that women can slip into an ecological model more easily because they are used to collaboration. A collaborative model is more feminine. As women find their voice and step into power-- look, to go back to Brett Kavanaugh, the issue here is really with the two women Republicans (meaning Republican Senator. Lisa Murkowski of Alaska, and Republican Senator Susan Collins of Maine.
Susan: You mean if they are going to vote to put him on the Supreme Court or not?
Terry: Exactly. As women come into more power, they will bring a different perspective. Even this is new because, you know, there were "strong men" that really happened to be women, like Margaret Thatcher. Right? All over the world. (Meaning that there have been women that rule like strong men do). Women participate in patriarchy. I'm sorry to say ladies, women are, up to their eyeballs, complicit in patriarchy. Whether its mothers tearfully and pridefully sending their sons off to war, or women voting for Trump. This is interesting because there are cracks in the cement. I had some clients, blood red from Texas, who were emphatic Trump supporters, conservative to the max, and they are in my office because she was saying he was neglectful of their relationship and he was cut off and it felt like living with a stranger and every time she tried to get close to him, he turned into a rock. And I listened to this couple and I said to myself "feminism is in the heartland." So you know, I have faith in the democratic model, even though we're getting beat up over it now. We are against the ropes around the world right now. I've been watching listening to George Soro recently and it's heartbreaking. He's just saying that project after project for democracy is getting defeated or rolled back.
Susan: Hopefully, it's the last gasp, Terry, and things are really going to shift.
Terry: I hope! Well, I have faith in millennials. For all their flaws, millenial men are the most gender democratic men on the planet. They expect a dual-career family and need it, because of decreased resources, and the privileges to come from it. Unlike baby boomers, they have a more collaborative marriage. And the research indicates clearly that egalitarian marriages breed happier, more satisfied partners that hierarchical marriages do.
Susan: There you go. Well, we're out of time, but maybe that's a good thing to end on. That there is more joy happiness for every body in a gender democratic/partnership world.
Terry: I talk about the joy of a relational joy, which is the joy of being connected, being in the flow of relationality it whether that's with a partner, with nature, with God, with yourself, with your kids- to be in a state of flow and connection. This is the only joy we humans feel. One of the reasons the type of therapy I do works so quickly and so profoundly is because I put people in the jetstream of relationality. It's so pleasurable and so much better to live there, so it's self-reinforcing because it's how we are designed to be.
Susan: Thank you so much for your time; it's been wonderful.
Terry: Thank you so much. It's been terrific.
Terry Real is a nationally recognized family therapist, author, and teacher. He is particularly known for his groundbreaking work on men and male psychology as well as his work on gender and couples; he has been in private practice for over twenty-five years. Terry has appeared often as the relationship expert for Good Morning America and ABC News. His work has been featured in numerous academic articles as well as media venues such as Oprah, 20/20, The Today Show, CNN, The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, Psychology Today and many others.
In 1997 he published the national bestseller: I Don't Want To Talk About It, the first book ever written on the topic of male depression. That was followed by How Can I Get Through To You? an exploration of the role of patriarchy in relationships and most recently, The New Rules of Marriage: What You Need to Know to Make Love Work, a practical guide for couples and couples therapists.
Terry founded The Relational Life Institute, in Arlington, Massachusetts, dedicated to working with the general population to help women reclaim their voices and men open their hearts. The Institute offers a training program for therapists as well as workshops and trainings throughout the US and Canada.
You can find details on how to contact Terry on his website: https://www.terryreal.com/


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Congrats, Mama! Shera gave birth to four cubs on Aug. 31 at the National Zoo in DC, and you can watch them move — or, at press time, sleep — at your leisure!
The newly launched Lioncub Cam goes behind the scenes for a sneak peek at the babes not yet on exhibit to public visitors. The lil ones are still without names but, if this zoo's past tweeting habits are any indication, I'm sure we'll learn more about the lion babies sooner rather than later!
If you're as captivated as I was by my dog's daycare camera, refresh your memory on my tips to set one up in your home, too!
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Have you ever wondered what causes water contamination where you live?
Are you worried about the effects this contamination might have on you and your family?
Do you feel like you have a lot to learn about water contamination but aren't sure where to get started?
If you're in search of information about what causes water contamination and how it can affect you and the world around you, this article is here to HELP.
In the first part of this article, you'll discover what is and how you can recognize it. From there, it should be easy to move on to the next two sections, where you can learn about this issue even more in-depth.
As you learn about these problems, keep your eyes peeled for potential sources that might show up in your area. Whether there's a cause of water contamination in your own home or one in your neighborhood, when you have the right information to help you, you'll be able to locate these problem areas before they get to be too serious.
While you're examining the place where you live, remember the potential effects you'll learn about in this article too. They can range from simple to very serious, and keeping them in mind is a good way to help you remember to take note of problem areas in your neighborhood.
The more you learn about water contamination overall, the better you'll be able to make some changes for the greater good of the water in your part of the world. Read on to discover more.
The first step in understanding water contamination causes and effects is learning just how to properly define water contamination in the first place. There are differences between contamination and pollution, and there are a few specifics you need to know in order to continue learning:
These two words might seem like they mean the same thing, but there's a slight difference. Water contamination refers to any situation in which water contains something other than water. Only pure water can be considered free of any contaminants. Even when water contains trace amounts of salt or minerals, it's technically contaminated. As you can see, contamination isn't always a bad thing, even though the connotation of the term implies that it is. Contamination may be something as simple as hard water in your tap or as significant as E. coli outbreaks.
Basically, there is a cutoff point at which water contamination becomes water pollution. It all has to do with the amount and severity of the contaminant present in the water. For example, trace amounts of copper are actually beneficial in water, and many treatment facilities will add this to fresh water to provide some much-needed nutrients to the people who drink it. However, if copper is present at higher levels, it can seriously poison anyone who comes into contact with this water. Only when copper is present in a high enough quantity does it become a pollutant instead of a contaminant.
Although we all face water contamination regularly, there are some places where it's more of a concern than others. For example, anywhere unsanitary conditions are present, the water is much more likely to be contaminated with bacteria, parasites, viruses, and more. People who live downstream from factories are more likely to experience contamination from chemicals and waste, while anyone living in a rural community near a lot of farms may be at greater risk for contamination from chemical pesticides.
Now that you have a basic framework of understanding about water contamination, it's time to move on to learning about its causes and effects. Remember that water contamination is a problem we all face, but that in some parts of the country and the world, you may experience worse contamination situations than you would elsewhere. Keep your eyes open and take notice of potential problems in your area.
There are a lot of different causes of contamination of water, and they come from a variety of different sources. Different types of water contamination can cause specific types of problems, and some causes of contamination may also be causes of pollution. However, no matter what aspect of water contamination you're looking into, you can expect to see some of the same patterns occurring over and over again throughout its many causes.
Groundwater is the most important type of water on the planet. This is a resource we often overuse without realizing it, but it's one we desperately need to protect. We use groundwater every time we drill a well or pump water from an unseen source for any purpose. Unfortunately, groundwater is much more seriously threatened than surface water in the world today.
Although surface water isn't used as regularly as groundwater, it's still vastly important and needs to be protected as well. Surface water includes both fresh and saltwater sources, but for the purposes of this article, we'll be focusing mostly on freshwater.
Rainwater is collected in cisterns and used for a variety of purposes. Even when it isn't collected, it still falls naturally and waters crops, refills surface water sources, and can potentially carry contaminants with it.
Direct reasons for the contamination of water are those that can clearly be linked to a specific type or instance of contamination. Tracing back a type of contamination may lead to a general problem ("too much lead in the water"), but it may also lead to a specific cause ("a construction site dumping lead-laced wastewater"). These specific problems are direct causes of contamination.
Perhaps not surprisingly, indirect causes of water pollution are those that don't have specific situations they can be traced back to. These are more general, and while they're major problems that need to be addressed, they don't always have clear-cut solutions like direct causes often do.
Manmade causes of water contamination are either items that have been created by humans or substances that occur as part of processes performed by humans. If you don't think you'd come across it in a body of water in the woods, then it's probably not a manmade contaminant. Anything chemical and anything that ends up in a landfill is a manmade contaminant.
Natural reasons for water contamination occur whether humans are involved or not. Sometimes they may be removed through water treatment, but other times they may be too severe for simple fixes. Think of natural causes of water contamination as something you might encounter in water from a stream or pond on a hiking, camping, or even spelunking adventure.
The effects of water contamination are, for the most part, not quite as extreme as those related to water pollution, but they may be very similar. Contamination does have the potential to cause a lot of serious issues just like pollution does, and it's in these effects where the two really show their differences. Where pollution is always sure to cause a lot of widespread damage and destruction, contamination's effects are sometimes subtler than that.
Health effects are by far the most widely-noted problem associated with water contamination. When water contamination issues make the news, they're almost always associated with health risks. This is just one reason why it's vital to pay attention to boil water advisories in your area and to avoid your tap water if you're told to.
While pollution usually has more of an effect on the environment than contamination does, there are still several water contamination effects brought about in terms of the natural world. Sometimes, the effects of contamination on the environment may be hard to notice until they're too extreme to do anything about. This is why it's crucial for government organizations as well as concerned nonprofit groups to keep a close eye on the quality of water in the environment, even if it's not water humans will be drinking.
Water contamination can seriously affect the economy in places where it's very prevalent. While the widespread effects of contamination may go well beyond the economy, this is one area in which humans will notice these effects the most. Anyone who relies on clean water for work may suffer greatly from major contamination events. Here are just a few of the ways this problem can get out of hand quickly in terms of the economy.
Now that you've finished reading, you should feel a lot better about your understanding of the causes of water contamination and its effects, too. You should have a good idea of what water contamination is (and what it isn't), as well as how to recognize it when you come across it. You understand the many different problems that you might encounter in your own neighborhood or when traveling throughout the country and beyond. And of course, you now have plenty of knowledge about the effects that you run the risk of encountering on a daily basis no matter where you are.
So what now? This is a lot of information to think about, and it's an excellent start. However, there's plenty more to learn about water contamination as well as pollution. If you're interested in finding out more, there are tons of articles that can help you get started. As you learn, you may feel inspired to start making changes around your home, your community, your workplace, and even around the world. If you feel the urge to improve the quality of water where you live or for people in developing countries, that's great! There are plenty of ways you can get involved and start making a difference right away.
The effects of water contamination and pollution are felt around the world. When you pitch in to help prevent and clean up these problems, you're doing something to help everyone—not just yourself.


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Frida Friday ATX is a movement for gender and economic justice. We do this by creating local marketplaces and cultural spaces that promote and connect WOC while creating spaces that are culturally rich and diverse. Our goals are to create marketplaces that center, amplify and connect WoC artisans & their communities, AND to grow WoC-led economies. We do this work to help bridge the wage gap that WoC experience, and because we believe our communities deserve to be seen and celebrated.


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My work begins with material. I make marks with fabric. I create line with plywood. I find density in felt. My utilitarian material choices give my work a tactile immediacy that is inherent in the materials themselves.
The straightforward nature of my materials also influences the way I approach them. Their directness and simplicity inspires me to work with them as simply and directly as I can. I want my process to reveal the material rather than transform it. I try to understand the particularities of a material and let those qualities guide me in my working process.
The formal quality that concerns me most is line. I see line in my materials. I look for line in the world. It has a rhythm, a hum. It both differentiates space and connects it. A line is the simplest mark. It is a part of a whole. In my work I use simple geometric forms because they allow my materials to be seen and encountered clearly, unencumbered by their shape. Using simple geometric forms with linear edges creates a context for material connections to occur in seemingly effortless, unexpected ways.


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Sufficient Hope is about the gospel. It's about how the gospel gives hope to moms. It's about how Jesus's perfect life, sacrificial death, and triumphant resurrection and ascension intersect with our daily life as moms. It's about how we as moms can appropriate all that Christ has done for us when our schedules get flipped upside down, when our children are hurting, when we feel helpless in our motherhood, when we worry about our children, or when we feel the weight of "mommy guilt." In every moment, in every season, and whatever the circumstances, the gospel is sufficient to give us hope.
The book contains seventeen meditations on different circumstances a mom might face in her day. Each meditation focuses on what the gospel has to say to that particular situation. Each meditation also includes a gospel-centered prayer. Sufficient Hope can be read individually or in a small group with other moms.
Here's what a few readers have said about Sufficient Hope:
"The message we hear as women and moms from the culture around us is that we are "enough." But that's a lie. None of us could ever be enough for the difficulties and demands of motherhood. That's why we need to the good news Christina Fox has packed into Sufficient Hope. We are not enough, but Christ is sufficient! Each short chapter in this book is long on good new of grace to be thought through, chewed on, and rested in."
—Nancy Guthrie, Bible teacher and author of Praying Through the Bible for Your Kids
"I love the theological richness and practical wisdom in this book. As a grandmother, my first thought was, "I needed this this book when our kids were young." Then I realized I need this book now to instruct and inspire me to live covenantally by praying for and encouraging young moms."
—Susan Hunt, Pastor's wife, former Director of Women's Ministry for the PCA, speaker, and author of more than a dozen books for women and children, including Spiritual Mothering: The Titus 2 Model for Women Mentoring Women
"This is for the weary mom who needs a friend to point her to Jesus! Complete with guided prayers and thoughtful questions, this book provides accessible meditations full of lasting hope. "
—Emily Jensen, Co-founder of Risen Motherhood
"Motherhood often brings us to an end of ourselves. The sink overflows with dishes, the longed-for naptime doesn't happen, and the hearts of our children reveal fresh complexities every single day. Behind every trip to the playground and hand-print art project is a woman who knows her own frailty. But, as Christina Fox so helpfully reminds us, our weakness is simply an opportunity to cast ourselves on the One who is unfailingly strong. With its practical examples, helpful prayers, and rich biblical truth, Sufficient Hope is a gift to mothers. In these pages, both new and experienced moms will find themselves re-oriented away from their own shortcomings and toward Christ's sufficiency. Moms, take heart!"
—Megan Hill, Author, Praying Together: The Priority and Privilege of Prayer in Our Homes, Communities, and Churches and Contentment: Seeing God's Goodness, Editor, The Gospel Coalition


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Francis H. Schell, "Sketching Under Fire at Antietam," McClure's (1904)
The September 17, 1862 Battle of Antietam near Sharpsburg, Maryland, resulted in a qualified Union victory, forcing Lee's invading Army to retreat back to Virginia. With almost 23,000 casualties, Antietam was the bloodiest single-day battle in U.S. history. Forty-one years later, former Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper "special artist" Frank Schell vividly recalled the harrowing experience of the battle and the dangerous conditions he faced as he sketched the brutal warfare before his eyes. While photography was still in its infancy—unable yet to capture action or to be cheaply reproduced in periodicals or books—artists' battlefront sketches were a major source of visual news about the war. Schell, who was 28, was typical of a new type of reporter, recording direct observations or collected stories in rough sketches and notes that were dispatched to newspaper offices in New York where they were made into wood engravings and printed as illustrations in the North's three weekly illustrated newspapers (the South had no comparable pictorial news resource).
Creator: Francis H. Schell
Date: February 1904
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Minority Depository Institutions Program
Minority Depository Institutions
Minority Depository Institutions (MDIs) often play a critical role in promoting the economic viability of underserved communities. We encourage you to review the resources and activities for MDIs that FDIC offers.
On July 13, 2016, the FDIC expanded and revised the historical data it publishes on Minority Depository Institutions (MDIs). The following changes were made:
1. More historical data were released.
A new spreadsheet was posted containing lists of MDIs for every year-end beginning with 2001. The data include a listing of each institution's name, city and state; total assets; bank class and regulator; minority status; and whether it met the FDIC's research definition of a community bank - PDF. A summary tab in the spreadsheet below provides annual totals of the number and assets of MDIs by community bank and minority status.
2. The format for listing minority status was simplified.
As explained on the FDIC's Minority Depository Institution website, the "minority status" of an institution is determined according to either (1) a concentration of ownership among members of a certain minority group, or (2) a concentration of Board membership among that minority group by an institution that primarily serves that minority group. To simplify the use of the historical data, these two criteria were combined to arrive at a single data field that indicates one of five values for minority status:
- Black or African American
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- Asian or Pacific Islander American
- Native American or Alaskan Native American
- Multi-racial American
3. Minority status was verified and revised where warranted.
The determination of minority status depends on an interpretation of supervisory records that are often several years old. Accordingly, in preparing to publish these historical data, every effort was made to identify cases where minority status should be reviewed and to ensure that such identification was as accurate as possible. The review encompassed 2,762 MDI records across a 15-year period. As a result of this review, minority status was updated from previous records in 67 cases, or 2.4 percent of all MDIs covered in the historical data. No revision was made to the total number of MDIs in any year or to their other identifying characteristics.
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Local Development Plan - Current State of Play
There will be a meeting to discuss the Local Development Plan and the current 'state of play' at Catterline School on Thursday 23rd September 2010 at 7.30pm. Piers Blaxter from Aberdeenshire Council will be present to answer questions.
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The Community Council meets in Catterline School at 7.30 pm on the last Tuesday of the month, except for the months of July, August and December. The AGM is held after the ordinary meeting in June.
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Death becomes an excuse to savage 'elites' - now that's nasty
Steve Irwin created a new genre of documentary called "nature nasty" which rejects attempts to portray animals in their natural environment going about their usual activities. Instead, it goes in search of the most dangerous, poisonous and bizarre and provokes animals into extreme behaviour.
Irwin's death provided a trigger for a gratuitous outpouring of hatred directed at the "elites" who found his antics embarrassing, especially when they were represented as authentically Australian. In the present political climate every event is turned by right-wing cultural warriors into an excuse to attack the imagined enemies of John Howard.
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Yesterday, I cried so much .. I got irritated at Nate for beginning a pickling project as I was finishing an hour's worth of dishes (our new house has a dishwasher) to have enough space on the counter to make the boys' lunch. Why would that irritate me? Because in the moment I felt disregarded and unconsidered. This is a common theme and its talons are set deep in my psyche. It's not the truth, it's a lie that grabs a hold of my thought process and tries to tell me that no one cares about me, that what I do doesn't matter. Later that day, I had hoped to talk with Nate on the phone with my teacher and her partner, but Nate wanted to find another time because he was tired and neither one of us were really in the mood to dive into our relationship. A few minutes after I texted to reschedule and asked for an assignment the phone rang. After a quick conversation - really a quick conversation is all it takes! (I'm not sure why I want to drag things out sometimes - probably because I don't feel "heard" and want to keep going, until some small part of my self that will never be satisfied, is satisfied.) - my assignment: allow and be really awesome about it. Nate has this game on his phone that is his go to, vice?, I'm not sure what to call it. My assignment is to allow it. Because really, what better choice is there? Just allow it, allow him the time and space he needs to process and cope in his own way. I get caught up in my feelings and my feelings are so strong that I think I probably get jealous that he can just get on his phone and play a game then I feel abandoned. Writing this down gives me the proper distance to see it for what it really it. A habit. A habit of a scared, sad, sensitive person who has suffered loss and is hurting, a person that can also feel into the collective (Oh Charlottesville) as well. So, this week, I can allow, I will allow, I must allow and demonstrate that I love him through my actions and words.
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Reports reaching Daily Sun online says the convener of the BringBackOurGirls group, Oby Ezekwesili, has been arrested by the police.
As at time of filing this report, no reason had been adduced for his arrest.
In series of posts on her Twitter handle, @obyezeks, the former Minister of Education said she was arrested alongside some members of the BBOG group.
In a series of tweets on her handle, the wrote "I have been ARRESTED along with rest of our BBOG members and NOW DETAINED without a charge by the .
@PoliceNG . WE are detained at the FCT command . The Police here has REFUSED to tell us why we are DETAINED. "
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@MBuhari instructed the IG of @PoliceNG to DETAIN ME AND OTHER MEMBERS of @BBOG_Nigeria here at the Unity Fountain. Police men and women have BUILT AN IMPREGNABLE WALL and LOCKED ME IN. I have asked them more than 30 times to LET ME OUT and they REFUSED."
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But in a swift reaction, the Police Force Headquarters, in Abuja, have denied arresting the Convener and leader of the Bring Back Our Girls(BBOG) group, Dr. Oby Ezekwesili.
Force Public Relations Officer, Jimoh Moshood, who made this known in a telephone interview with some journalists, said she was only taken into custody for her safety.
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AMA's Mini-Living INVERT proposal is a house that expands and contracts in response to the evolving needs of the family. Rather than design excess space for the future, the small family of four is equipped with what they need now.
The use of prefabricated modules as incremental building blocks allows for this future expansion. Maybe grandma moves in, twins come along or someone starts working from home. A new module can be delivered for the rooftop crane to add to the structure. And when they retire, they can sell the office module to fund their Dublin trip. Or when the youngest moves out, she can bring her bedroom with her.
We build up instead of out. Small and vertical means we maximise outdoor space. Each module is a skeleton structure wrapped in a skin to suit its intended use. Natural light is abundant and cooling breezes find their way through the modules, which each open to outside.
On the ground floor, the study is a room enveloped by garden. One level up, two bedrooms face east. There is a herb garden on the roof of one bedroom module, on the same level as the kitchen, dining and 'garage'. Another level up, the living room is surrounded by light, air and roof gardens. Well designed compact homes orientated towards generous outdoor spaces are far healthier than huge homes that internalise all functions and fill the site.
Our house also tries to give more to the community. City streets are increasingly monopolised by parking. To take back these public spaces, the crane that cherrypicks the modules also plucks the car from the street. Populating our streets with people, not cars, allows communities to thrive!
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MC seniors Anika Dandekar and Niha Bhaskar formed Social Justice Club their freshman year when they felt limited in their classroom conversations regarding global topics. "I wanted to start something that we could have every week and talk about whatever we wanted," Dandekar said. "Sometimes in class [global topic conversations] …Read More »
Red Cross Club
No need to fear, Red Cross Club is here to put extra blood to good use. Students can catch a glimpse of their efforts on campus at the MC blood drives. "Mostly we are concentrated on doing blood drives here at school," MC senior and club President Polina Guseva said. …Read More »
Film Club: Coming to theaters soon
On Tuesday, Sept. 12, in room V8, Haley Josten will be holding film club's very first meeting. The club is welcoming all students who are interested in the film making process. "I have been making short films ever since I was little and I love the fact that there is …Read More »
MC's Amateur Radio Club launches "pico-payload" balloon predicted to land in Europe
On the MC quad, at about 7:20 a.m. on Monday Sept. 12, MC's Amateur Radio Club launched a "pico-payload" balloon. The balloon, designed by Bill Brown (WB8ELK), is a 12.2 gram solar powered payload capable of transmitting 20 milliwatts on a two-meter dipole antenna soldered to a .4 millimeter board. …Read More »
Ham radio club reaches new heights
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Urban Culture Club tears it up
If you've ever walked past K-28 during lunch on Wednesdays, you probably heard a mixture of beats, rapping, and rhymes as MC seniors Minh Hong and Kevin Tran explore the realm of Urban Culture. "Kevin and I wanted a place where people could discover urban art, and discover the hip …Read More »


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Saturday, 08 June 2013South East England, United Kingdom
FTF at 8:18am.
Got up, showered, dressed, switched on computer, went for breakfast. On my return I checked my emails and saw this new notification. Given its location I feel a FTF attempt is very worth the effort. A few minute research confirms my first thoughts that there is no cache 'n' dash available and I set out for Coldharbour.
A pleasant half mile walk, on a very pleasant morning, brings me to GZ and a swift find (the co-ordinates are very good). There are some excellent views from the cache location though the camera in my GPS does not do them justice. Anyway, have a fav point.
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Genre: Drama
Release date: 30 May 2014
Director: Hansal Mehta
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Producer: Mukesh Bhatt
Music Composer: Jeet Ganguly , '''Background score''': , Ra
Deepak Singh is a farmer in Rajasthan. When his life struck by a tragedy, he migrates to Mumbai, with his wife and young child, hoping for a better life. However, upon arriving, he soon discovers the challenges of life in a big city.
|Rajkummar Rao
|... Deepak Singh
|Manav Kaul
|... Vishnu Sir
|Khushboo Upadhyay
|... Sonali Orchestra bar dancer
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By Joe Giannamore
Current economic conditions have created a fair amount of anxiety, both locally and nationally. Some in the media have equated the current conditions to those of the Great Depression.
While the record number of job losses, rising unemployment rates and the crises in the financial markets all make for a very difficult 2009, it would be highly inaccurate to compare what is occurring now to what occurred during the 1930s. One has to remember exactly how bad things were during the Great Depression to appreciate how well off most of America is today.
During the Great Depression, the national unemployment rate reached nearly 25 percent. That is, nearly one in four Americans that wanted to work could not find a job. Compare that to the November 2008 jobless rate of 6.5 percent (not seasonally adjusted). In San Juan County, the November 2008 unemployment rate was 5.0 percent (not seasonally adjusted), which means that about one in 20 San Juan County residents who were in the labor force were unemployed.
With this said, there is no doubt that the economy, both nationally and locally, is sluggish. In fact, it is highly likely that the country will experience its first recession since 2001.
The definition of a recession is two consecutive quarters of negative GDP growth, and GDP growth in the third quarter of 2008 was negative. The best indicator of future GDP growth is consumer spending. Decreases in consumer spending result in higher inventories. As inventories increase, firms cut back production and lay off workers.
In October, consumer spending fell 1.0 percent, the largest decrease since September 2001. In light of the overall economy, it is not surprising that consumer spending is decreasing. During difficult times, many people fear losing their jobs so they start to save money in case it happens. But it is this decrease in spending which leads to higher inventories and layoffs. That is, in large part, the fear of a recession is what actually leads to the recession.
The wild card in the current economy and the main factor that will limit its ability to quickly recover is the current crises in the financial markets. The failure of several mortgage banks in the past year is nearly unprecedented. The cause of these failures is varied. The main factors include government deregulation and mismanagement within the companies themselves.
Government deregulation allowed mortgage companies to make high-interest rate (sub-prime) loans to borrowers who could not afford to pay off the mortgage. As long as the prices of houses were increasing, the mortgage companies could just foreclose on delinquent borrowers and resell the houses.
Problems arose when the prices of houses started to fall. When this occurred, lenders began to face severe liquidity issues as they were forced to sit on an increasing amount of foreclosures. In addition, investment banks such as Lehman Brothers suffered as mortgage-backed securities, in which they were heavily invested, became more risky and worth less.
In late 2008, the federal government decided to provide $700 billion to bail out firms in the financial industry. The general idea was for the U.S. Treasury to buy up the delinquent mortgages from lenders which would provide the liquidity needed to make loans in the future.
The ability to make loans is essential to the growth of the economy. Many firms, especially smaller ones, require loans to finance expansion. Students need to borrow to continue schooling. Without the liquidity infusion provided by the bailout, the ability of banks to lend would be greatly diminished. With this said, the scope and breadth of the bailout prevents any reasonable forecast as to how long the recovery will take or even if it will work.
This past year has been difficult and it is very likely that the first half of 2009 will bring further challenges. Given the aforementioned decreases in consumer spending and the issues facing the financial markets, one can expect the economy to slow further, both locally and nationally.
Most economists predict at least a 1 percentage point increase in the unemployment rate over the next 6 to 9 months. In San Juan County, this would mean an unemployment rate of about 6 percent and imply that of the approximately 9,000 San Juan County residents in the labor force, about 540 would be unemployed.
In conclusion, it is important to remember that while times are difficult, the situation is not nearly as dire as some in the media would like us to believe. While the national unemployment rate may reach 8 percent in the coming year, this would still be more than 3 percentage points less than it was during the deepest recession the U.S. has experienced since the 1930s. In 1983, the U.S. unemployment rate reached 11.4 percent (not seasonally adjusted).
Not many economists are predicting similar levels of unemployment this time around.
— Joe Giannamore is regional labor economist (Island, San Juan, Skagit and Whatcom counties) for the state Employment Security Department. Eimail email@example.com


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The Smile of a Maiko
One of the things that has always confused and amused me is a maiko's willingness (or unwillingness) to smile for a portrait.
Almost without fail, the first time I photograph a maiko, the same pattern repeats itself: I tell the maiko where I want her to sit or stand, set up my camera, take a few test shots, check the light and adjust her pose, begin making photos, say something funny, watch as the maiko unconsciously begins to smile...
... and then watch her clamp her mouth shut as she realizes what she is doing.
In my early days, this confused me. I probably even stopped a few times and asked the maiko if there was something wrong, which was a pointless question. If there really had been something wrong, the maiko would definitely not have told me. Maiko and geiko know never to say anything that might upset a client (which is one of the reasons I have always tried to get them to not think of me as a client).
Over time, I came to understand that the maiko would try not to smile because they believed I didn't want them to smile. They were trying to please me by not smiling because they thought this was what I wanted. In other words, they thought that smiling was inappropriate, so they stopped themselves.
Of course, they were make assumptions about what I wanted and what was appropriate based more on their preconceived notions, not mine. One of those preconceived notions is that a "formal" portrait should be serious. After all, how many famous portraits (paintings or photographs) portray the subject smiling? The Mona Lisa comes to mind, but her smile cannot be classified as a big, toothy grin!
Another reason is that Japanese never smile for certain photographs like the ones that go on a passport or a person's CV (known as shoumei shashin in Japanese). In fact, I think the worst photos I have ever seen are the photos on the resumes of my Japanese friends. They look completely miserable and nothing like the real people I know.
Finally, most people don't really like having their photograph taken. It can be uncomfortable and intimidating, especially when there is a long lens on the camera and a lot of lights and equipment and a tripod. I feel the same way. Part of my job is relaxing my subjects, whether they are maiko or anyone else.
Nowadays, I no longer get confused when a maiko tries not to smile or laugh. I expect it. Sometimes I try reverse psychology and just say, "Warai nai, warai nai." ("Don't laugh" in Japanese.)
On other occasions, I just explain. Last November, I was photographing Yuriha and Tatsuha for the first time since their debuts last January. When I photographed them one at a time, both of them clamped their mouths shut at first. I just told them that if they felt like smiling, they should smile. If they didn't, they shouldn't. I just want them to be themselves and feel whatever they are feeling at the time. They can't do anything wrong.
With a little coaxing, their personalities reveal themselves, sooner or later.
Without a doubt, my all-time "I don't want to smile" champion is Momifuku, whose almost-smiling portrait is posted here. Momifuku didn't really enjoy being photographed until the very end of our time together, which is odd since she gave me more access to her life as a photographer than almost any other maiko or geiko.
The only way I could get Momifuku to smile was to tell her that our photo session was coming to an end, which was the case here.
I was photographing her in the alleys off of Ponto-cho in early March at the beginning of our photo session, and then we were going to take a taxi to Gion Kobu to a teahouse where I had already set up my lights to photograph her dancing.
This portrait was taken at the mouth of the alley near where the taxi was waiting for us. I told her this would be the last image I made before we went to the taxi, and she was so happy she almost smiled. Almost!
It was a small victory.


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second. Cf. field (def. 19).
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a box.
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Drawersdraw•er (drôr for 1, 2; drô′ər for 3–6),USA pronunciation n.
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directly or vertically beneath;
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