psycho= SKOE
psychological= SKLL
psychologist= SKOLGT
psychologists= SKOLGTS
psychology= SKOLG
psychopath= SKPA*T
psychopathic= SKPA*KT
psychoses= SKOESZ or SKAOISZ
psychosis= SKOEZ or SKAOIZ
psychotic= SKOKT
psychotropic= STROEP
psychotropic medication= STROEPGS
psychotropic medicine= STROEPD
psychotropic meds= STROEPDZ
Hatha Yoga- Integrates postures, relaxation, breathing exercises, and meditation to stretch, condition, and strengthen.
Vinyasa Yoga- Flowing sequences of challenging poses with an emphasis on breathing techniques.
Iyengar Yoga- Focuses on precise body alignment. Helps to enhance flexibility, endurance, balance and strength via coordinated breathing.
Bikram Yoga- Yoga done in a heated environment of at least 95 degrees, to up to 105 degrees. This type of yoga focuses on muscular strength and endurance, cardiovascular fitness, flexibility, and weight loss.
I first posted the following video on this blog in 2012, when I was still a student. This video was the first time I came across this type of advice. I introduced the video with the following explanation: “Here’s a video with advice on how to drop when being tested.
When I started taking speed tests, I didn’t think about this method. My method was always to try to get every word…Different strokes for different folks; literally. Lol.
Everybody has their own methods. However, this video definitely gave me something to think about. I greatly appreciate the speaker’s advice.”
Once again, I’m posting this video in the hopes that it might help some students. Remember, as always, do what works best for you!
Canvas is defined as follows: “(1) A heavy, strong cloth of various grades, used for sails, tents, etc. (2) A piece of such cloth; a sail. (3) A strong, closely woven cloth stretched on a frame and prepared for the reception of colors, as in paintings. (4) A painting. (5) A square-meshed fabric of linen, silk, or the like, on which embroidery or tapestry is worked with a needle. (6) A tent; especially, circus tent.”
When someone is talking about surveying an area, canvass is used. Canvass is defined as follows: “(1) The going about to solicit orders, interest, or votes. (2) A political campaign. (3) A survey taken to ascertain sentiment. (4) A detailed examination; especially, a sifting of votes in an election; a recount.”
Machine Briefs:
OPTION #1: canvas= KAN/VAS
OPTION #2: canvas= KAN/VA*S
OPTION #3: canvas= KWAS
OPTION #1: canvass= KA*N/VA*S
OPTION #2: canvass= KWA*S
Case law also known as common law is defined as follows: “Law based upon or settled by decided cases; decisions handed down by judges and having the effect of law.”
Statutory law is defined as: “The law as set forth in statutes. (A legislative enactment duly sanctioned and authenticated by constitutional rule; act of Parliament, Congress, etc.; also, any authoritatively declared rule, ordinance, decree, or law.)”
Here’s a quick video that explains the difference between case and statutory law:
Calenture is defined as follows: “(1) A tropical remittent fever caused by extreme heat and accompanied by delirium and hallucinations. (2) Sunstroke.”
Machine Briefs:
OPTION #1: calenture= KAL/*EN/T*UR
OPTION #2: calenture= KAL/*EN/TAO*UR
OPTION #3: calenture= KAL/LEN/T*UR
OPTION #4: calenture= KAL/LEN/TAO*UR
OPTION #5: calenture= KANL/T*UR
OPTION #6: calenture= KANL/TAO*UR
