"You want to expose yourself to different kinds of stresses."
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And you expose yourself to scathing comments from the peanut gallery.
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Second, you actually have to expose yourself to a lethal threat.
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Look, it's never been okay to expose yourself to an unwilling audience.
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Expose yourself to art in high doses — and see if it takes.
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Be prepared with what you do and don't want to expose yourself to.
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You do the research, and you expose yourself to as much as you possibly can.
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What you should do is to fully expose yourself to the local light-dark cycle.
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You want to expose yourself to the blue of the morning and early afternoon sky.
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" How To Deal:"Find some small ways to expose yourself to whatever it is you fear.
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"There's no reason to expose yourself to millions of people," he told Connie Chung in 1990.
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A simple way to get started training this ability is to frequently expose yourself to boredom.
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You can't fully expose yourself to everyone, because not everyone has your best interest at heart.
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You have to expose yourself to different things and experiences to figure out what you're drawn to.
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Do you see this as a way to promote your brand, to expose yourself to the market?
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The essence of living — of being truly alive — is to directly expose yourself to what you fear.
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You have to expose yourself to a food about ten times before you really come to like it.
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That's how I got Boise State and how you can expose yourself to college coaches without paying expenses.
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So take some time to expose yourself to the furnace blast heat of Gatecreeper's new album, streaming below.
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Don't "pivot" publicly to privacy or anything else you don't really believe in and expose yourself to ridicule.
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All that would be required is that you expose yourself to a 0.001 chance of contracting the disease.
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By taking a job or buying a home in a particular country, you naturally expose yourself to that market.
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"Expose yourself to lots of different languages," says Forsberg, now 23, who grew up speaking Finnish, Swedish and English.
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You can't guarantee you're not being affected by this temptation, and it's best not to expose yourself to it.
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Even on days when you already feel calm and relaxed, it's important to take breaks and expose yourself to nature.
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If you never go out to eat or expose yourself to new flavors, how are you going expand your mind?
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Is there any way to use a platform like Facebook and not expose yourself to this sort of data breach?
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" Simon McNorton, London "Surround yourselves with people who share your perspective and don't expose yourself to bad people who disagree.
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Don't be so callous as to intentionally go to something and expose yourself to something that can kill other people.
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You expose yourself to depleting your energy and finances, leaving you and everyone you love emotionally taxed and financially drained.
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Watch it in a clip above, if for some reason you'd like to voluntarily expose yourself to footage of Piers Morgan.
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It offers advice about when you should expose yourself to bright lights, when you should avoid caffeine, and when you should nap.
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Say something, almost anything, and you expose yourself to being called too pro-Russian, too pro-Western, too nationalistic or not patriotic enough.
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"You expose yourself to this more sophisticated financial market, so it's a signal that you're willing to bond yourself to more transparency," she says.
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What if there was a way you could expose yourself to what you're scared of, alleviating the fear, without being consciously aware of it?
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The whole idea of college is to expose yourself to various ideas and cultures and places, to minor in something different, to travel abroad.
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You don't have to go over there and expose yourself to infectants, just a text to say, "hey, you feeling any better?" will do fine.
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As exciting as this is, please use extreme caution if you are driving & don't expose yourself to the cold for too long without proper gear.
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If you willingly expose yourself to a style of photography where everything is sharp, correct and vibrant, you gain the freedom to create great images.
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If you willingly expose yourself to a style of photography where everything is sharp, correct and vibrant, you gain the freedom to create great images.
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I believe that ideas are fueled by ideas—the more things you can expose yourself to, the more creative ammunition you have to work with.
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The most common way to expose yourself to these germs is by inhaling virus-filled air or touching your eyes or nose with dirty hands.
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"Every time you collect data you expose yourself to law enforcement, in that law enforcement generally wants a piece of it at some point," he adds.
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Don't believe what you hear: Bear attacks are rareNo matter how much you prepare, you still expose yourself to certain risks when you hit the great outdoors.
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You need to be very, very sure you trust an app before you allow it on your phone, otherwise you could expose yourself to hacking or phishing threats.
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This is all to say: there are very serious consequences to exposure to this disease, so is it really worth it to voluntarily expose yourself to that risk?
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The "gold standard of treatment," according to Dr. Schneier, is something called behavioral exposure, in which you gradually expose yourself to your feared situation until your anxiety declines.
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Namely: If you don't open your heart to somebody, feel the weight of his individuality, expose yourself to his predicament, how can you possibly hope to understand him?
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"Wokeness" makes an ideological imperative out of bearing witness: You have to expose yourself to the disturbing things that are happening to others, because turning away is morally unconscionable.
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Identity achievement is characterized by high exploration and high commitment, meaning you expose yourself to a variety of options and then commit to a set of values that represents you best.
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You don't expose yourself to the full force of the internet's tractor beam, and thus have more control over how you spend your time without having to actually give anything up.
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Sure, about 25% of your immune system is determined by genetics, but the rest depends on what you regularly expose yourself to, from alcohol and smoke to those aforementioned lifestyle factors.
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You know, the idea that you would bring someone into the US to do that and expose yourself to all kinds of potential prosecution and scandal, that did not ring true, for example.
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I realize that doesn't need to be exclusive, but it seems like there would be other ways to expose yourself to the world than creating ... Like when you see the guys doing the Mudder marathons.
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But in order to regularly see a page's posts in your feed — the surest way to expose yourself to a range of ideas — you almost invariably have to start with a public stamp of approval.
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While it's a great gift for the tea lover on your list, this is also a great way for you to expose yourself to a wonderful variety of teas if you're a fledgling fan yourself.
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That doesn't mean you can't pursue the people behind a burglary, a home invasion, or robbery that deprives you of drugs—even if you expose yourself to potential criminal charges by bringing the cops into things.
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The simple act of telling what felt like a nasty little secret made me realize how powerful and healing it is to speak the truth and expose yourself to others, whether they're friends, strangers, or trolls.
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So you can use them to wake you up at a certain time, similarly to those light-activating alarm clocks, or you can turn them on after a nap to expose yourself to blue light, which can reportedly help you feel more awake.
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I ran your concerns by a browsers expert at The Times to confirm there was no specific security reason for you to use Internet Explorer for this task, and the first thing he said after waking up in the hospital from the heart attack your question induced in him was that you are in fact more likely to expose yourself to security vulnerabilities by using Internet Explorer, which Microsoft is no longer actively developing.
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The slogan and poster have been parodied on several occasions. In 2011, Willamette Week published the article "Expose Yourself to Bikes", which included a cover image of a woman wearing an orange coat "flashing" a bike. Clark owned a sweatshirt that read "Expose yourself to retirement".
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Clark is known for his eccentricities. While mayor, he commuted to work by bicycle, and was known for his distinctive cry of "Whoop, Whoop!" Clark is also known as the raincoat-wearing model for a 1978 poster titled "Expose Yourself to Art","Expose Yourself to Art", The Story . Michael Ryerson, Photographic Image Group.
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"Expose Yourself to Art" was the name of a poster which featured Bud Clark, future mayor of Portland, Oregon, seen flashing a bronze nude sculpture. The poster, and Clark himself–at the time a bar owner in Goose Hollow–became widely known.
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By climbing mountains we were not learning how big we were. We were finding out how breakable, how weak and how full of fear we are. You can only get this if you expose yourself to high danger. I have always said that a mountain without danger is not a mountain....High altitude alpinism has become tourism and show.
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Ryerson and Clark originally intended to create a poster for the Venereal Disease Action Council until a reader submitted the caption "expose yourself to art". With $500, Ryerson printed posters, then sold 800 for one dollar each by manning a booth at Waterfront Park. By 1984, the year Clark was elected mayor, Ryerson had sold more than 250,000 posters, with profits supporting The Northwest Neighbor. Ryerson later sold rights to the poster to Mike Beard, owner of Errol Graphics.
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Former mayor of Portland, Oregon, Bud Clark was pictured in the poster flashing Kvinneakt. The "Expose Yourself to Art" poster showed Bud Clark apparently flashing an artwork, titled Kvinneakt, Norman J. Taylor's bronze sculpture of a nude woman. Clark appeared to be wearing only a raincoat, but it was later revealed that he was wearing shorts and a T-shirt under his raincoat. The photo was taken by Mike Ryerson in 1978, then a staff member of The Northwest Neighbor.
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Kvinneakt ("female nude" in Norwegian) is an abstract bronze sculpture located on the Transit Mall of downtown Portland, Oregon. Designed and created by Norman J. Taylor between 1973 and 1975, the work was funded by TriMet and the United States Department of Transportation and was installed on the Transit Mall in 1977. The following year Kvinneakt appeared in the "Expose Yourself to Art" poster which featured future Mayor of Portland Bud Clark flashing the sculpture. It remained in place until November 2006 when it was removed temporarily during renovation of the Transit Mall and the installation of the MAX Light Rail on the mall.
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