Dean Martin

Dean Martin 
Simile
Similar
Facere
Façade
Agassi
Do
Emoji
Liam Neeson 
Cara de Bruja
Empathy
Reflection

Prov.16:7
 "When a man's ways please the LORD, he maketh even his enemies to be at peace with him."

Facere- Simile

Dean Martin

 When he started to redo his nightclub act, he started at the Sands Hotel and had some writers helping him," she said. "It was like Jack Benny who had the ...

 Liam Neeson

Andre Agassi

 Cara de Bruja 

Emoji 

 

Chess:  "Dean Martin " "Simile" "Similar" "Facere" "Façade" "Agassi" "Do" "Emoji" "Liam Neeson" "Cara de Bruja" "Empathy" "Reflection"

Seattle

DO
Rodeo
Seattle
Labyrinth
Metaphor
Scotland
корова
Minotaur 
Cabeza de Vaca
 Sir Walter Scott 
Georgia O’Keefe
Exorcise
Slayer
Prov.4:15
"Avoid it, pass not by it, turn from it, and pass away."
 Rom.14:21 
 “It is good neither to eat flesh, nor to drink wine, nor any thing whereby thy brother stumbleth, or is offended, or is made weak.”

Ram's Head White Hollyhock and Little Hills: Georgia O'Keeffe

Chatsworth maze garden in England

Slayer: Theseus slays the minotaur, Greece

When the moon meets the NeedleSeattle Times reader Hai Nguyen’s moody photo of April’s full moon rising behind the Space Needle.

Sir Walter Scott

  Chess: “DO” Seattle" "Rodeo"  “Labyrinth” “Metaphor” “Minotaur” "Slayer" “Cabeza de Vaca” “Sir Walter Scott” “Georgia O’Keefe” “Exorcise” “Matthew Josephson:

 “The example of the famous expatriate Henry James haunted the mind of Ezra Pound” ---Matthew Josephson

Mercury

DO
Mercury
Marshall McLuhan

Rainbow

Mess

Chac Mol

Redwood

Luke 13:11

"And, behold, there was a woman which had a spirit of infirmity eighteen years, and was bowed together, and could in no wise lift up herself." 

An American soldier in Honduras. Drug agents there are using military-style counterinsurgency efforts against drug trafficking.(NYT)

Stout Grove, Jedediah Smith Redwoods State Park, California.

© Sean Bagshaw

Chess: "DO" "Mercury" Rainbow" "Marshall McLuhan" "Gutter" "Mess" "Chac Mol" "Redwood"

 "Merchandizing was a at a full stop, for very few ships ventured to come up the river, and none at all went out" (Daniel Defoe)

Marshall McLuhan: The Medium and the Messenger : A Biography

 

Consider,for example,the(synchronic)fact that English, when compared with other languages,has some rather infrequent or unusual characteristics.Thus, in the area of vocabulary, English has an exceptionally high number of words borrowed from other languages(French, theScandinavian languages,American Indian  languages,Italian, the languages of northern India and so on); in syntaxcommonconstruction is the use ofdo in forming questions (e.g.Do you likecheese?), a type of construction not often found in other languages;in morphology English has relatively few inflexions, at least comparedwith the majority of other European languages; in phonology thenumber of diphthongs as against the number of vowels in EnglishEnglish is notably high. In other words, synchronically, English can beseen to be in some respects rather unusual. But in order to understandsuch facts we need to look at the history of the language; it is often onlythere that an explanation can be found. And that is what this workattempts to do.