My husband and I put a lot of weight on baby Sami's shoulders, calling him our "peace baby," proof that divisions could be overcome.
"Drop the pubic bone!" she ordered, teaching class during a five-day women's retreat last month at the Amansala resort in Tulum, Mexico, the long golden hair flowing over her shoulders calling to mind Botticelli's "Birth of Venus".
She then slings her green cloth bag with the same logo across her shoulders, calls out to her 9-year-old daughter Sarita to mind the store, and heads for the vitamin A distribution centre with her 2-year-old son in tow.
You can order any of the lamb versions, choosing among merguez sausage, grilled skewers and slow-roasted shoulder, called mechoui.
By the time commuters started their day in the East, most hikers had reached the tree line, where a cairn and rock stairs signal the trail's departure from the road up and over an alpine shoulder called the "grassy knoll". Before them was the summit, gleaming like Oz, 2,000 feet above them.
The SSC tendon contributes to the formation of an anatomical space located in the anterosuperior portion of the shoulder, called the rotator interval (Fig. 2), which is a tendinous gap in the rotator cuff, exclusively covered by capsular tissue.
Earlier today, a confused bystander watching this video from behind my shoulder called it "the worst early-morning visual assault ever".
Their pathogenic potential is further supported by their association with a distinctive form of gross destructive arthropathy of the shoulder called Milwaukee Shoulder Syndrome.
What is happening here is true coexistence, when Arabs and Jews march together shoulder to shoulder calling for social justice and peace.
At Lyon, in any case, you quickly detect the staff's easy hospitality — they touch you on the shoulder, call you Monsieur or Madame in thick accents, and readily help you navigate the menu's trickier sections.
