The simmering Afghan lieutenant who led that particular campaign against Tyler's photography practically stalked him for weeks, at each encounter threatening him anew.
The book is rounded out with selected installments of Verbeek's other strips, including "The Terrors of the Tiny Tads," in which a group of small, scribbly-looking children encounter threatening beasts like the Cariboogaboo, the Backgamonkey and a pair of "militantalizing" suffragists (hey, it was 1914).
There's also the compelling Give Me Your Hand, in which sexual encounters threaten the relationship between twins.
Because an animal rarely encounters threatening stimuli in isolation, multiple disturbances can act in non-independent ways to shape an animal's landscape of fear, making it challenging to isolate their effects for effective and targeted management.
The results suggest that "the amygdala is a critical brain region for triggering a state of fear when an individual encounters threatening stimuli," Feinstein and his co-authors write today in Current Biology.
(My own memories of Disney World Florida, visited age 25, are forever coloured by having been repeatedly pawed – hooved? – by a lascivious Eeyore over breakfast. It was an encounter that threatened to ruin the Hundred Acre Wood for me in perpetuity).
Physical encounters are threatened, but never occur.
Additionally, our findings suggest that the difference in social and cultural backgrounds between migrants and caregivers also challenges medical encounter and threaten acceptability and quality of care [ 6, 11, 13, 16, 17, 45, 46].
Argentina coach Gerardo Martino was banished to the stands for arguing with the match officials after just half an hour of a stormy encounter which frequently threatened to boil over.
"In a feisty encounter which has threatened to boil over on a couple of occasions, the Nottinghamshire players were quick to congratulate Joyce showing how highly they regarded his innings.
