When Ebola finds its way to secluded communities, the impact can be devastating.
The recent rise of aggressive paparazzi has not helped either, driving even B-list celebrities and studio executives behind the walled compounds and 10-foot shrubs of more secluded communities like Bel Air, Brentwood and Pacific Palisades.
Today, over 100 monks live at Valaam, organized in a system of sketes -- small and secluded communities -- sprinkled over a group of islands covering almost 15 square miles as well as living in the central monastery.
She moved up the hill to Sewanee, the secluded community surrounding the University of the South, a small liberal arts college where she works as a registered nurse.
It takes a kitchen-sink approach to recreation, with a track, a secluded community garden, and a new restaurant with a patio on which to enjoy a beer while taking in views of the Hudson.
By Indrias Getachew FAFFAN, Ethiopia, 10 July 2006 – These days, Asmah, 6, and her friends Deca, Ferhia and Hassina are secluded from their community.
ft. Lot size: 0.47 acre Date built: 1953 This Modernist house, secluded within the gated community of Bay Point Estates, is located on a tiny island approached by a small bridge.
In remote communities, adolescents went to secluded water holes and places in the bush to smoke.
As a community becomes larger, less secluded, and more accepted, we no longer have a "one-size-fits-all" set of problems that tie us all together.
From 2008 to 2010, the event took place at Kutsher's Country Club, secluded in the Catskills, and because there was no local community to protect, security felt invisible; thus, a peaceful and discreet lawlessness prevailed.
For Scientific American, editorializing in 1880, this heralded "nothing less than a new organization of society – a state of things in which every individual, however secluded, will have at call every other individual in the community, to the saving of no end of social and business complications…".
