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An "exedra" is defined as "a room, portico, or arcade with a bench or seats where people may converse - especially in ancient Roman and Greek houses and gymnasia - typically semicircular in plan." It's "
an outdoor recess containing a seat."
This was a small side project that turned into something a lot bigger than planned.
The idea was to figure out what it takes to define a person, what facial fetures are the strongest and how they tell us who we are looking at.
In this workshop from Charlie Mulholland we defined our problem and all the stakeholders of the project.
2012 Volunteer Leadership weekend: Defining the Future at the University of Tennessee Knoxville Campus on October 18-20. Photo by Steven Bridges. Visit Steven's blog at sbphotos.com and his website stevenbridges.com
2012 Volunteer Leadership weekend: Defining the Future at the University of Tennessee Knoxville Campus on October 18-20. Photo by Steven Bridges. Visit Steven's blog at sbphotos.com and his website stevenbridges.com
Your breast is the most apparent female character which defines your personality as a woman. So mostly girls are very conscious for the proper size of the breast after adolescence. Women with normal breast size are considered as the healthy and more attractive. But those don’t have proper size of breast much worried about their feminine beauty and prefer to use different techniques, herbs, creams, home remedies etc which might be helpful to work for the increase in the size of breast.
A FRIEND IS SOMEONE WHO SEES ME AT MY WORST BUT, NEVER FORGETS MY BEST.
A FRIEND IS SOMEONE WHO THINKS I'M A LITTLE BIT MORE,
WONDERFUL THAN I REALLY AM.
A FRIEND IS SOMEONE I CAN TALK WITH FOR HOURS OR, BE WITH IN COMPLETE SILENCE.
A FRIEND IS A PERSON WHO IS AS HAPPY FOR MY SUCCESSES, AS I AM.
A FRIEND TRUSTS ME ENOUGH TO SAY WHAT HE REALLY MEANS WHEN TALKING TO ME.
A FRIEND DOESN'T TRY TO KNOW MORE, ACT SMARTER, OR BE MY CONSTANT TEACHER,
A FRIEND IS A FRIEND.
HE OR SHE ISN'T PARTICULARLY INTERESTED IN WHAT I'M SAYING,
HE OR SHE LISTENS BECAUSE HE/ SHE SEE IT'S IMPORTANT TO ME.
John Maxwell.