An executive recruiter and business consultant with nearly decade of experience and a dedication to relationship recruiting in addition to his previous work experience in sales and marketing. He prides himself creating the right connections and matching not just what looks good on paper. His clients have ranged in size from Fortune 50 companies to privately owned organizations. He and his team have specialized in the placement of personnel in Human Resources, Operations, and Procurement, where he serves as their Director -Consulting, and Search, but his group has also previously done recruitment for Finance & Accounting, Banking, Legal, and Sales & Marketing. He is committed to bringing the latest industry knowledge and content to my clients through his continuous thirst for knowledge of the HR Industry and its related areas. He holds both of the HR Certifications of SHRM-SCP and SPHR. In addition to his work at Business consultant and Recruiter, he is heavily involved in local and professional service organizations in the local community. He involved and serves on various community boards and has taught community classes on personal budgeting. He has served on the Board of GMSHRM (Greater Miami Society of Human Resources Managers) for 7+ years and currently as President 2019. In addition, he has been actively involved with the Greater Miami Chamber of Commerce Leadership Miami program since 2010. Jonathan holds degrees in Business, Psychology, and Accounting, and various state-level certifications. He attained his MBA degree from Florida International University, where he has served as a volunteer and supporter since graduation.
Tatiana Milan is Director of Human Resources for OBMI, a global master planning, architecture and design firm based in Miami.
navigates the legal and regulatory requirements for hiring and benefits in those countries.
developer in Miami, and Bisazza, an upscale Italian manufacturer of mosaic tile and murals. She joined OBMI in 2006.
Management and the Human Resource Certification Institute.
Carol Lang is currently a Human Resources Consultant with Advancement Associates, Inc. She has more than 18 years' experience providing HR strategy, direction and support for non-profit and government organizations. In addition to serving as the Manager of Human Resources & Administration for Miami-Dade Expressway Authority, Carol previously held the position of Human Resources Director for Jackson Health System's International Program and the Jackson Memorial Foundation, as well as Human Resources Director for the Zoological Society of Florida. She received her B.S. from Florida State University and her M.S. in Human Resources Development from Florida International University.
Carol holds the Senior Professional in Human Resources (SPHR) certification and is also certified as a SHRM-Senior Certified Professional. She has been a member of SHRM and GMSHRM for more than 15 years, and has served on the GMSHRM Board of Governors since 2013.
David Barlaam is the Director of People Attraction Operations at T-ROC (The Revenue Optimization Companies), an award-winning, 4000+ person, fast growing, people and technology-centered sales solution startup, headquartered in Miami Florida. David has spent the last decade in Global TA Leadership roles, successfully designing, implementing, and executing top-notch talent acquisition programs. He has built several corporate recruiting organizations from the ground up and has led more than 100 people in teams worldwide. In 2014, Barlaam was honored with the Cleveland 2014 SHRM Talent Management Award and has enjoyed being a keynote speaker/presenter on various talent acquisition, HR, & Social media related topics with Human Capital Institute (HCI), ERE, IQPC (HR Metrics & Analytics), PSRA (Social Media) and others.
Barlaam has specialized in internalizing, developing, and leading global talent acquisition in companies ranging from Tech Start-ups to Fortune 500, hiring up to 18,000 employees per year in more than 120 locations around the world. His work and travels have brought him to more than 35 countries and all across the US. Under his leadership, organizations greatly reduce their headhunter reliance, use, and expense while improving quality and retention. He has also led several successful multilingual applicant tracking system implementations and employment branding/web strategy redesigns. David believes that talent acquisition is truly the most important supply chain in any organization, and spends his time focusing on how to improve the process for both the organizations and applicants impacted. David resides in South Florida with his wife Holly, their two young daughters, and their golden doodle. In addition to spending time with his family, he loves technology, gaming, music, sports, and travel.
Tim is the South Florida business development leader for the global insurance and human capital consulting firm, Willis Towers Watson. Tim primarily works to develop new business relationships with large employers for Willis Towers Watson Health Care Benefits consulting division. He has been in the human capital consulting business for over 10 years. He is a graduate of Clark University in Worcester, Massachusetts for both his undergraduate and graduate degrees and is currently serving on the Florida President's Council for the university.
Melissa Doval, the Founder and CEO of MeDo Consulting, LLC, has 20 years of experience as a highly successful professional with expertise in finance, accounting, human resources, business strategy, and technology. She has a track record of successfully taking companies with significant operational and compliance deficiencies and streamlining and actualizing successful infrastructure, policy and process improvement and implementation. She has built various accounting and human resources departments from the ground up and has developed countless strategic plans for high growth companies in addition to developing crucial KPI metrics and dashboards for various CEOs.
Melissa began her career in 2001 as a CPA with Kaufman, Rossin & Co. She then went on to work for various companies such as World Fuel Services (NYSE), Live Nation (NYSE), and MTN Satellite Communications as internal auditing and accounting staff and eventually became CFO for The Recon Group, Inc. where she was crucial in growing the company to triple its size. Throughout her career, Melissa has been placed in highly challenging roles and has always achieved favorable and successful results.
Melissa received her Bachelor's Degree in Accounting from Florida International University and a Masters in Accounting from Nova Southeastern University. She is a Florida CPA and a SHRM Senior Certified Human Resources Professional.
Melissa was born to Cuban immigrant parents and raised in Miami. She has strong ties to the community through various charitable organizations that she is involved with. She is on the steering committee for the South Florida CFO Leadership council and one of the Chapter's founding members. Melissa has a passion for entrepreneurship and technology and is focused on helping Miami become a mecca for these through her work with MeDo Consulting, LLC.
Leyda Aleman, Executive Coach & Everything DiSC® Facilitator, a highly trained senior certified HR professional with more than a decade of experience, commitment and dedication to providing HR strategy, direction, support, and professional coaching opportunities. She is a highly sought-after and well-known HR Executive, Mentor and Leadership Coach who works with executives from around the world to help identify developmental opportunities for both individuals and organizations. Leyda's corporate background includes holding various senior-level corporate positions ranging in Fortune 500 organizations to privately owned companies and start-ups. As a change agent, leadership coach and strategist she supports companies and top executives with a unique perspective and appreciation that human capital is the greatest asset to an organization. Her approach assists in translating business vision into leadership initiatives that improve company-wide performance, growth and employee engagement. She strongly believes that the most profitable and sustainable way to generate results and build high-performing teams is through a commitment to leadership excellence.
Leyda founded Human Capital Consultants International after partnering with her mentor, the renowned Leadership expert John C. Maxwell. Throughout her 15-year career as a strategic and innovative leader, she has consistently expressed a keen passion and desire to make a difference in people's lives. She believes in adding value by helping them realize their significance and potential to lead extraordinary and fulfilled lives; This to her, continues to be the greatest reward of all.
Leyda holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration with a concentration in Marketing and a Master Certificate in Human Resources Strategy and Leadership from Cornell University, ILR school. She has additionally earned the designation of Society of Human Resource Management Senior Certified Professional. She is also certified as a Coach, Mentor, Trainer and Speaker from John Maxwell Company, and Neuro-Linguistic Programming Master Practitioner.
Pilar Proctor, SHRM-SCP is a Global Human Resources leader with over 15 years of career progression. She brings a wealth of experience in the international arena directing HR strategic programs and solutions aligned to business objectives.
Pilar's areas of expertise cover Organizational Design and Effectiveness, Expatriate Management, Startups, Mergers and Acquisitions, Systems and Change Implementations, Performance Management, Talent Acquisition and Leadership Development.
Pilar is a true "corporate gypsy", multicultural professional, with a solid career working in the US, Europe, Latin America and the Middle East for global organizations including ExxonMobil, Panasonic, Qatar International Petroleum Marketing Company, etc.
Since her repatriation to Miami, FL in 2015 Pilar has designed and implemented several client projects including Startups, HR process and operational efficiencies, and transformational improvements resulting in significant cost reduction, in diverse industries such as oil & gas, manufacturing, consumer goods and legal services.
Pilar holds a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology (Industrial and Organizational) from Florida International University, and a Masters in HR Management from Florida Institute of Technology. Pilar is fluent in English and Spanish and speaks French and Portuguese.
Pilar has been serving as a member of the Board of Directors for the Greater Miami Society of Human Resource Management (GMSHRM), as Director of Professional Development Programs 2016 – 2018; and was elected as the Vice President of Core Leadership Areas for 2019.
Jeri is a bilingual, English/Spanish, Consultant for TBTI, The Benefits Translators, Inc, which originally started out as a translation company specializing in employee benefits & open enrollment meetings and grew into an HR portfolio consulting business that can analyze an organization from the customer, vendor & employee perspectives to create a 360 of the organization –good, bad and ugly and how do you move the needle? Business was full-time from 1996-2002, part-time through 2014, dormant from 2014-2017 and then restarted January 2017. She also worked at Accor Hotels at their regional office providing talent, culture & recognition services for North America, Central America & the Caribbean where she delved into all areas of compensation, benefits, HRIS, nine-box and succession planning and trained field teams to pick up her responsibilities due to the M&A with Fairmont as the hotels assumed responsibilities for their own compliance, open enrollments, compensation analysis, recruiting & payroll & benefits processing. Jeri set up an HR department from scratch for Nutritionsmart. Before moving to South Florida from DC, Jeri served as a Spanish Smithsonian Teacher Leader for four years in Prince William County Schools teaching students to be digital natives and as an ESOL teacher in Fairfax County Public Schools where she was an instrumental steering committee member that built a community center to serve as a resource to provide life-skills coaching & career advice for immigrant parents. She also taught salsa and ran the now defunct website, TheSalsaNews and newsletter rating top 10 in SEO ratings for Latin dance and music in DC and served as the Washington area's Latin American Music Historian and created Latin music concerts, festivals, fundraisers and Hispanic Heritage Month events. She worked at NADA for a short time to audit their benefits, set up self-service & open enrollment & conduct a cost/benefit analysis of rolling out the association programs to member dealerships. Finally, Jeri started out as a benefits consultant earning her CEBS in 1996 and serving as an Assistant Vice President of Employee Benefits for Sedgwick. She is a continuous learner who is currently studying project management, Agile methodologies, design systems thinking, blockchain and robotic process automation and how they will impact the future of people & processes and the customer, vendor & employment experiences.
Erika Mand is a Global Talent Acquisition Consultant for Medtronic-HeartWare, currently managing projects and requisitions internationally. She has over 10 years' experience in Talent Acquisition including agency, RPO and in house and previously held sales roles in both the oil and energy industry and the PGA Champions Tour. Originally from Wisconsin, she obtained her Bachelor's degree from the University of Minnesota, before spending 14 years in Houston and now Miami. Erika enjoys volunteering and giving back to the community. She currently sits on planning committees for both the Miami Children's Museum and St Jude Children's Research hospital, amongst her many other volunteer initiatives.
Cody Bess started out as a non-commissioned officer in the US Marine Corps, supervising aviation electrician work on fighter jets, as well as managing special projects and audit programs. He has since been involved in e-commerce in silicon valley, project finance & investment banking in Miami, and most recently, in consulting (for IT, HR, and SOX compliance). He has worked in many functions of HR including talent acquisition, technology upgrades, payroll, training, performance, and organizational development. Cody developed a talent around curating business software and managing software projects, and is currently bringing the frontier of People Operations & Analytics to Miami with his company Poprouser. He views South Florida as the archetype for diverse communities of the future, where we have a unique opportunity to create a system of equity and sustainability in the workforce.
Cody graduated from Florida International University with a BBA in Finance and a minor in economics, and created a student organization to send minorities to Wall Street that still thrives in its mission today. Cody holds numerous certifications across Microsoft enterprise suite and is PHR certified.
Paula Franco is a Senior Recruiter with Peoplscout a Trublue company -She has over 30 years' experience in the recruiting and Staffing industry. Her executive leadership and in-depth knowledge of the industry complements her innate abilities to find the gems within organizations. She has been an active member of Greater Miami Society for Human Resources Management (GMSHRM) for over 15 years and has held a variety of senior leadership roles on the organization's Board of Directors.
Mr. Perré advises and represents employers in a broad range of employment law matters, including those involving discrimination and harassment, wage and hour, wrongful termination, and whistleblower and retaliation claims brought in state and federal courts, as well as in arbitration.
Mr. Perré received his J.D. from the University of California at Berkeley, with specialized studies at Columbia Law School and the École de Droit de l'Institut d'Études Politiques ("Sciences Po Paris"). He was named a Super Lawyers Rising Star in 2018 and 2019.
Rossana Tabares is a global human resources executive and HR consultant with extensive experience designing HR strategies, developing talent capability and implementing talent solutions required to deliver sustainable business results.
Her practice covers the full spectrum of Human Resources disciplines with a deep focus on talent management, leadership development, executive coaching, change management, people engagement, and organizational development practices.
During her career, she has held senior level positions in Fortune 500 organizations and has consulted for companies ranging from start-ups to Fortune 50 within multiple industries. Her geographical span includes North America, Latin America, Europe, Asia, Oceania, and Sub-Sahara Africa.
Mario Riveron is an HCM Account Executive for the Human Resource and Payroll technology based company, Paylocity. Mario's position allows him to develop new business relationships with mid to enterprise level organizations providing them with technologies to advance their Human Resource and Payroll departments. Mario has been a solution consultant for the past 5 years. He is a Florida International University graduate and forms part of the Sigma Phi Epsilon alumni association.
Marc Weinstein is a Clinical Professor of Management and Faculty Director of the Masters of Science in Human Resource Management (MSHRM) program at the Chapman Graduate School of Business at Florida International University. Dr. Weinstein's research has been widely published and explores the development and adoption of innovations in occupational safety research. He has served as the Director of College Relations and Vice President of the Core Leadership Area at the Greater Miami Society of Human Resource Management as well as on the boards of other professional and community organizations. Dr. Weinstein received his Ph.D. from the Sloan School of Management, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and he has had previous appointments at Case Western Reserve University and the University of Oregon.
Robert is Principal and Founder of RX Global Consulting providing global business development, HR consulting, and Executive Coaching. He focuses on establishing and growing businesses by building relationships with global clients in multinational companies, universities, and associations throughout the world.
He brings a wealth of experience in the fields of business, human resource management, training and development, sales and marketing, leadership consulting, health care administration, operations, and diversity. Most recently he was Vice President of Global Operations at Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) where he established a network of over 50 providers to deliver the SHRM HR Certification program globally. He previously held executive positions at Baptist Health South Florida, Florida International University, Lee Hecht Harrison, ADP, and United Healthcare.
Robert obtained a Master of Business Administration from Florida International University, has a Bachelor of Science in Business and Management from Nova Southeastern University, HR Certifications from SHRM and the HR Certification Institute and in addition, an Executive Coach Certification from Lee Hecht Harrison.
He has also been an adjunct professor at Florida International University, Nova Southeastern University, University of Miami, and Barry University. Robert is fluent in English and Spanish and has been interviewed for his perspective on business and career management and is a frequent keynote speaker throughout the world.
Yussi Medina is currently a Talent Acquisition Supervisor at Baptist Health South Florida. Her background in the healthcare field started back in 1996 as a Registered Health Information Technician for Baptist Health South Florida. While taking a Human Resources class as part of her undergraduate degree, Yussi fell in love with the field and decided to change her career from Health Information Management to Human Resources. In 2000, she started working for Mercy Hospital as an HR Receptionist. Before leaving Mercy Hospital, she had six years of Human Resources experience and was a Sr. HR Generalist. In 2003, she graduated from Florida International University with a Bachelor's degree in Health Service Management with a minor in Human Resources. She then graduated in 2006 from Saint Thomas University with a Master's degree in Science Management specializing in Human Resources. For the last 13 years, Yussi has been with Baptist Health South Florida and has held multiple positions within the Human Resources department. During her employment with this organization, she has been involved in many different projects and the implementation of processes, policies and procedures that have bought progressive and positive improvement to different divisions of Human Resources. Over the past 18 years in the Human Resources field, she has accumulated experience from employee/labor relations, recruitment/talent management, compensation, training and development, compliance, auditing as well as most generalist duties. Yussi is both SHRM–CP and HRCI PHR certified.
Ana Alfonso Pagliey is the President & CEO of Workforce Dynamics Consulting. Her expertise, experience and track record in the field of Human Resources makes her a true business partner and sounding board on all matters related to human capital management.
Ms. Pagliey has built her career as a broad based generalist in Human Resources and Shared Services business operations, and has worked in both multi-national and domestic business settings. She has a bachelor's degree from Rutgers University in New Jersey and a Master's Degree in International Business Administration from Nova Southeastern University in Florida. In addition, she has completed Human Resources management and strategy training through Cornell University's School of Labor Relations, and holds active SPHR and GPHR certifications from the Human Resources Certification Institute.
As an executive staff member, in both startups and established businesses, Ms. Pagliey has helped companies improve their human capital performance by optimizing systems, processes and policies to a best in class operating level. She helps clients mitigate employment risk by integrating regulatory compliant solutions with business objectives. Ms. Pagliey also works with legal teams and investor groups in due diligence activities during the buying and selling of companies.
In 2018 Ms. Pagliey has been a speaker at the Human Resources Association of Broward County annual conference on the topic of human resources innovation and legacy and has been a guest panelist at numerous local events.
Ms. Pagliey is a member of the Greater Miami Society for Human Resources Management, where she holds a Board seat and serves as Director of Community Relations. Ms. Pagliey also serves on the Executive Leadership Board of Extraordinary Women Leading Change, a national movement to expand gender inclusion at the C-Level. Through these organizations Ms Pagliey demonstrates her strong commitment to advancing the HR profession and promoting the inclusion of women in leadership roles. She is also a member of the Coral Gables Chamber of Commerce and Chamber South in Miami Dade.
Her incredible ability to help her clients identify challenges, find solutions and produce strategies that generate results makes her an essential partner for companies that strive for rapid growth in their markets.
Leo Alexander is a marketing and sales executive with more than 20 years of experience in progressive business development roles. He has conducted business in nearly every country throughout the Americas and the Caribbean and leverages a unique background in export development, international banking, engineering applications and professional services.
Leo has lived, traveled, and worked throughout the world. He has an extensive working knowledge of the LATAM region and possesses a deep understanding of the diverse business practices and cultural differences within this dynamic marketplace.
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Leo holds a Bachelor's degree from Miami University at Oxford, Ohio and completed numerous Masters' level business courses at Indiana Wesleyan University. Early in his career, he completed American Express' Financial Advisor training program and obtained his FINRA Series 7 Securities License, Series 66 Investment Advisor Registration and Life Insurance License.


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Seiken Densetsu 3/Characters
Americans Hate Tingle
The Other Darrin/Quotes
Spoiler Opening
Zipping Up the Bodybag
Trope, Love Tropes, Useful Notes/Japan,
Always Female
Turn-On Tropes
Romantic Two-Girl Friendship
... Are they're gonna kiss?
It was perfectly acceptable at Baker & Inglis to get a crush on a fellow classmate. At a girls' school a certain amount of emotional energy, normally expended on boys, gets redirected into friendships.
The Japanese believe that young girls are expected to have friendships with each other that emulate boyfriend / girlfriend relationships. This is considered safer and temporary in a world where where virginity is highly valued at least concerning fictional characters and where a girl is believed to be incapable of taking away another girl's virginity. This is known as "Class S" in Japan. This is similar to the Western concept of bi-curious teenagers, though the latter is rather played to demonstrate open-mindedness.
The given cultural explanation is that they can then graduate from these friendships to real relationships with boys, now that they have the confidence and experience. To remain in a "Class S" relationship, however, is seen as a sign of immaturity. If especially overdone, the implication is that the girls should stop being close period, romantically or no. No, this should never become physical that way; it would sully the Incorruptible Pure Pureness. Which is then traded in for marriage.
When this is shown in anime, the Western response is usually bafflement, since they're automatically pegged as Schoolgirl Lesbians because of Situational Sexuality, as well as this conflicting with the Western concept of heterosexual and homosexual identity. (Granted, something that's under spirited debate in the West as well.) When the bafflement wears off, most Western viewers' attitudes start taking a very different turn.
Some viewers have to ask... is this really an accurate depiction of a Romantic Two-Girl Friendship; or did writers use Schoolgirl Lesbians to draw in an audience, and then take the easy way out? Depending on one's interpretation this can lead to the perception of Unfortunate Implications even if author really didn't intend any.
It remains to be seen how this attitude will develop in the modern age, as series get more and more daring. It's noticeable that characters who have actually had sex, or even kissed, are treated much differently than those with chaste relationships.
Contrast Heterosexual Life Partners.
Examples of Romantic Two-Girl Friendship include:
Mugi and Nono from Hitohira quickly appear to enter such a relationship after Nono drafts Mugi for her drama club. Mugi has an obvious crush on Nono for most of the series and their relationship culminates in a very heartwarming ending when they say their goodbyes.
Sakura Namiki is probably one of the Trope Codifiers in manga since it was published in 1957. It depicts the RTGF between a girl named Yukiko and her Onee-Sama Chikage, with the addition of a girl named Ayako who really wants this with Chikage.
Despite being perceived in the West as the "flagship" Schoolgirl Lesbians series, Mariasama ga Miteru only has one couple that actually crossed the line into a full Schoolgirl Lesbians relationship--at which point, one of them promptly left the school to become a nun, probably in an attempt to show how dangerous it is to "go too far". Most of the rest of the cast participate in (much safer) Romantic Two Girl Friendships with other Lillian students. Pictured above are the protagonists, Yumi Fukuzawa and Sachiko Ogasawara.
In Ultra Maniac one of the two main girls finds out the other has a crush on her. She scoffs it away, saying that it proves the other girl is just a child.
Also: Sailor Moon. In the first anime Usagi and Rei show a somewhat low key version of this in those quiet, sweet moments they're not acting like Vitriolic Best Buds, particularly the original and R seasons. These moments are less common but not inexistent as Usagi's relationship with her boyfriend Mamoru (whom Rei once wanted in the anime) matures... and they reappear when Mamoru falls victim to Bus Crash (unbeknownst to them)
Rei also has this relationship with Minako in the manga, to the extent that their last scene together in Stars has suspiciously similar vibes to Haruka and Michiru...
In Tenshi na Konamaiki, when Megumi insists that she likes Miki "that way", the other girls comment that she really is a kid. Of course it's a bit more complex than that.
Much of Futari wa Pretty Cure is based around this precise sort of relationship.
Hyatt and Ropponmatsu #1 seem to develop a platonic romance for the short time they are together in Excel Saga. Also, Ropponmatsu #2 has feelings for Excel, as seen in her made-up Flash Back.
Although in this case, the Ropponmatsus were programmed to fall for the first person they saw upon activation, which (due to a delivery error) was Excel and Hyatt. And it only lasted one episode.
In Love Hina, Motoko has three female groupies, classmates of hers; at least one seems to have a genuine crush on the swordswoman. Also, Suu appears to have designs on Motoko; while the anime only hints at this, Suu announces in the manga that she wants to take Motoko as a lover. Suu is also responsible for giving Shinobu her First Kiss.
Best Student Council has a large chunk of the student body in... admiration of the student council president, Kanade Jinguuji.
On Keroro Gunsou, all the girls at Natsumi's school seem to idolize her obsessively, and Koyuki actually has a crush on Natsumi (though this is far less blatant than in the manga, where it dives headfirst into the realms of Schoolgirl Lesbians).
Nana O and Nana K's relationship in Nana.
Shinobu's feelings for Kaede in Ninin ga Shinobuden.
Fate's relationship with Nanoha in the first two seasons Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha; the third season toes the line. Post-StrikerS, Fate/Nanoha/Vivio is canonically referred to as the "Takamachi Family", Yuuno's role best described as "Substitute Father" to Vivio when Fate is away from home (All There in the Manual), except ViVid and Force scrap that last one for a good measure.
Alisa and Suzuka from the same series are also shown to be very fond of each other.
And Teana and Subaru from season three.
Vivio and Einhart from ViVid get this treatment from the Genre Savvy Nakajima sisters. Another indication is that one shuttle scene in the beginning of chapter 9, where we get to see Nanoha/Fate, Subaru/Teana, and Vivio/Einhart sitting neatly all in the row. Can anyone say, "Generation Xerox"?
At the beginning of Episode 7 of Lucky Star, Konata starts abruptly acting out this trope towards Tsukasa and Kagami. Kagami is visibly disturbed by this, and her response to this behavior and the explanation that Konata has become hooked on Marimite is "Are you a kid?!"
Also, Minami and Yutaka.
Possibly Misao and Ayano. Possibly. Though, Ayano says she has a boyfriend and apparently he's Misao's brother. However that still goes hand in hand with many of the popular Alternate Character Interpretation's.
In ROD the TV Series Hisami Hisaishi's relationship to Anita King was such that she even turned down the boy who was interested in her because of it. She regularly compares the two of them to Anne and Diana from the book Anne of Green Gables (in Japan it's called "Red Haired Anne"). Both sets of girls refer to themselves as "Soulmates." It also leads to a very heart-wrenching scene when the girls say their goodbyes. Even worse when Anita comes back after the Library puts their plan into action, tearily explains her terrible situation to Hisami and all but begs her for help, and Hisami doesn't remember her at all. The scene was very powerful.
The manga also has them holding hands intimately and sharing a romantic dance around the school festival bonfire.
Hime-chan and Erika's relationship in Himechan no Ribon is very much like this even though they spend a huge amount of time apart, saying they love each, etc.
Kaorin and Chihiro in Azumanga Daioh, though it's obvious that Kaorin's growing out of it... into a genuine Schoolgirl Lesbian with a crush on Sakaki.
It seems likely from various hints that Yukari and Nyamo were probably like this when they were young. It could easily explain some of the couple-ish mannerisms they still exhibit, and Yukari's taunting of Nyamo over an unexplained love letter (implying that Nyamo may have gotten a bit too caught up in it, leading to the teasing).
Then again, writing each other love letters is not out of the ordinary for girls in a Romantic Two-Girl Friendship. It will likely forever be a mystery what happened and why those two are still friends. It may just be straight and simple Les Yay, really. not that the gender of the other side of the love letter is ever specified.
In one manga strip that didn't make it into the anime, the two teachers are wearing thier old uniforms [for a costume race] 'from when this was an all-girls school'. How this affects things beyond giving a fanfic setting is up for debate.
If you were Nyamo would you want to admit that you fell in love with Yukari?
Yukari and Nyamo's relationship is heavily implied to be similar to that of Tomo and Koyomi. They seem to repel each other in every way and one seems appalled by the other but, for some reason, they still manage to remain the best of friends.
This trope appears to be the main element in Venus Versus Virus. There are numerous intimate and tender moments between Lucia and Sumire, causing Sumire to turn bright red every so often. The series has even been called a Shounen yuri manga/anime by the official manga translators, even though it doesn't go beyond subtext. The romantic element is certainly there though, and gets a lot of focus, especially in the earlier volumes.
However, once Sumire leaves Lucia and her friends, Lucia's affections for her reach above the most extreme RTGF meter. It's unrequited.
In Aria, Alicia and her apprentice Akari appear to be very enamored with each other. Alicia postpones Akari's promotion to Prima since she doesn't want to leave her alone before retiring...to get married, of course.
Aika also has a totally obvious crush on Alicia for most of the series.
Pacifica and Winia from Scrapped Princess like each other a lot when they first meet. Alas, their relationship gets cut short since Pacifica has to keep on running.
Hiro and Sae in Hidamari Sketch are very close and are frequently subjected to Ship Tease. Hiro talks about giving Sae chocolate for Valentine's Day and how Sae watched over her all night when she was sick; the first season OP even has a Not What It Looks Like moment with Yuno walking in on them (with the context not even being given until the second season). Sae spends an entire episode (the 2nd special) freaking out when Hiro gets a love letter in her shoe locker, complete with an excited Yuno and Miyako misunderstanding the letter as coming from Hiro. And then there's the second season's opening...
Yuno and Miyako also seem to be a bit closer than average sometimes, which usually gets excused by Miyako's bubbly and innocent demeanor. Miyako also appears to be very open-minded about relationships (see Schoolgirl Lesbians) and hops in the bathtub with Yuno the day they meet, since her own water supply doesn't work. Uh-huh. One time Miyako even tells Yuno that she thinks she is very pretty. Yuno in turn voices her wish to Miyako that they might one day have the same relationship as Sae and Hiro.
The most innocent interpretations of the relationship between Alpha and Kokone in Yokohama Kaidashi Kikou falls into this. As for the other interpretations... yeah...
The relationship between Ichika and Manatsu from Uta Kata borders on this trope.
Akira and Machina in Dragonaut The Resonance have this kind of relationship, and also fit nicely into Tomboy and Girly Girl.
Kanade and Yukino from Candy Boy have a relationship that seems to follow the rules of this trope just fine, until you realize that they are fraternal twin sisters.
Saya from Bamboo Blade is definitely a bit more than just friends with kendo-captain Kirino. It doesn't appear to be mutual, though the two get along extremely well regardless.
Sakura Mikan in Gakuen Alice is absolutely infatuated with Hotaru in this manner. Hotaru goes back and forth between trying to get rid of her and actually returning her affections.
Ran and Midori from Telepathy Shoujo Ran become like this as the series progresses -- which is rather peculiar, since Ran actually has a boyfriend and Midori is openly smitten with Ran's brother. Perhaps the makers simply didn't want to drop the dynamic that works so well in similar series.
In the Gender Flipped Suzumiya Haruhi fanworks, the Ho Yay between Koizumi Itsuki and Kyon is "translated" into "Itsuko" trying to rope "Kyonko" into these dynamics. And here, Kyonko is a tiiiiiiny bit more receptive to Itsuko's flirting than in the original source.
Minori Kushieda from Toradora! has genuinely deep feelings for her best friend Taiga Aisaka -- so much that at one point she openly questions her own sexuality.
Seen several times in Kashimashi: Girl Meets Girl: first when an upperclassman dismisses Yasuna's obvious romantic interest in Hazumu as "immature", later when Ayuki reveals that Tomari once got a love letter from another girl, and still later when two unnamed classmates (literally "Girl A" and "Girl B" in the credits) get so carried away by Hazumu's exaggerated tales of Tomari's heroics while defending her from reporters that they openly declare their love for her "manliness", which mortifies Tomari to no end.
The relationship between Hanna and Suomi from Diamond Daydreams clearly has some elements of this. They witness the "diamond dust" together, just like lovers would do--and their falling out has all the symptoms of an extended lover's quarrel.
Runo and Alice from Bakugan are quite close, even closer then they are with their love interests (Dan (official) and Shun (prominently hinted), whose relationship are borders on Heterosexual Life Partners respectively)
Hikari and Futaba from Amanchu rush into this headfirst. Hikari's behavior toward Futaba could be construed as flirting--and Futaba is very responsive. This is no surprise, since romantic two girl friendships are not unheard-of in works by Kozue Amano (who also made Aria).
One of the possible interpretations for Lycoris and Cleao's relationship in Sorcerer Stabber Orphen. Especially towards the end when Lycoris' Dark and Troubled Past is revealed and Cleao, as a result, becomes fiercely devoted to her.
~K-On!~ has romantic tension between the girls in various alignments and levels of intensity. Mio and Ritsu have their moments, especially when Ritsu shows definite signs of jealousy when Mio "dates" another girl. But the most romantically inclined appears to be Yui, who is clearly very enthralled by Mio, only to shift her focus to Azusa once she appears--and she at times even seems to be suspiciously close to her own sister Ui. It's all kept rather light though, in line with the fluffy character of the show.
Sakura and Tomoyo in Cardcaptor Sakura are this trope all over, despite Tomoyo's feelings being far less chaste.
Parodied in The Day of Revolution when former boy Megumi tries to latch onto Cool Big Sis Makoto primarily because the idea of being courted by her former True Companion bothers her. Makoto's receptiveness varies based on Rule of Funny but her role as Megumi's peer counselor/therapist means her reaction is mostly clinical.
Although the friendship / Accidental Engagement between Utena and Anthy in the Shoujo Kakumei Utena series and manga can be interpreted this way (and certainly references the trope a few times over), it more obviously applies to Utena and Wakaba. Wakaba ends up having her own Coming of Age Story, and Utena - well, she... grows up a bit too.
Even though Marin and Kanon's friendship in Umi Monogatari has some definite elements of this, it's rather Marin's relationship with Urin which seems to go further than mere sisterly affection--fueled, of course, by the fact that they are not actual sisters.
In the DVD special, it becomes clear that Kanon experiences her goodbye with Marin much like a romantic breakup--which is curious, since she still goes out with Kojima.
Michiyo from Mahoraba is shown to have feelings for Asami, but it's mostly one-sided.
There are numerous hints about a such a relationship between Kozue and Tamami, which likely got blown up by Shiratori's arrival at the apartment complex. It does shed a bit more light on why Tamami dislikes Shiratori so much at first.
Alice and Nunnally's relationship in Nightmare of Nunnally is quite similar to this. To the point that if not for Alice, Nunners would've more or less accepted her parents' plans.
Taishou Yakyuu Musume has the mild infatuation between girls so typical for the setting of an all-girl high school. Most notable are Tomoe's attraction to Koume and Kyokou's crush on Tomoe, which at times comes close to being somewhat more intense.
Haibane Renmei is very much a love story between Reki and Rakka. Chaste, but a love story nonetheless.
Miyako Inoue and Hikari Yagami of Digimon Adventure 02 have more than a few shades of the trope, especially in the 31st episode, where they (and Ken) find themselves trapped in the Sea of Darkness. The scene in which Miyako slaps Hikari to calm her down and swears that she won't leave her alone wouldn't be out of place in a Yuri anime. The fact that the very same episode is also when they learn how to Fusion Dance their partner Digimon doesn't help, especially given the part where they're thinking they can hear each others' heartbeats synchronize.
A possible and very dark interpretation for Rosine and Jill in Berserk.
Meiko Akizuki and Miki Koishikawa had veeeery slight whiffs of it in the beginning of Marmalade Boy, before the melodrama that their love lives are settles in.
Yomi and Mato from Black Rock Shooter have this going on big time. The moment they meet is basically a "Love At First Sight" affair, especially from Mato's perspective.
It's not too blatant in the OVA, but the anime series makes no attempt to disguise it. By the third episode, other characters have started teasing them about their romanticky relationship, and they even make reference to the awkward stereotype of girl-girl couples being immature "practice" for "real" boy-girl relationships.
Moe and Marin in Brigadoon Marin and Melan. It seems to be played for comedy at first, and it's a lot stronger on Moe's side than on Marin's. As the series progresses further they both start to show interest in the opposite sex.
The tropes gets discussed a lot in Hanjuku Joshi, but is ultimately subverted by the two main couples.
This could possibly be an explination for Hinagiku's initial encounter with Athena in Hayate the Combat Butler, especially since she's pushed anything resembling romance aside because of her past.
Her relationship with Miki may have started as this, but when Miki started to push for it to go further, Hinagiku made it clear she wasn't interested. The two are still close though.
Less explainable, but not entirely out of the question for her reaction to seeing Luca's performance, since she now has clear affections for male Hayate, but he's completely oblivious to it.
And now there's a definite hinting towards this style relationship between Hinagiku and Luca since their meeting and Luca telling them about her past, which is similar to Hinagiku's, with Luca's issues about lying being equated to Hina's romance issues. Hinagiku steals Luca's hand-made manga before he's able to read it and provide feedback about it.
Madoka Kaname and Sayaka Miki from Puella Magi Madoka Magica give such strong vibes that their friend Hitomi Shizuki did sorta believe that they could be a good match-up. However, the example of this trope is given by Madoka and Homura Akemi, specially after we learn that Homura has pretty much going through a HUGE Groundhog Day Loop purely to save Madoka's life.
Orihime Inoue and Tatsuki Arisawa's relationship in Bleach could be interpreted as this.
Orihime and Rukia Kuchiki, even more so. Ukitake explicitly says that Orihime seems to be the first female friend Rukia has ever made, the girls become very close as time passes, Orihime has a direct part in Rukia's rescue and so does Rukia in the quest to rescue Orihime, Orihime refers to "Kuchiki-san" in glowing terms more than once, they had chapter covers where they're quite physically close while naked or half-naked, etc.
In the OVA of Battle Athletes, the relationship between Kris and Akari gradually develops into this. In the Victory TV adaptation, Akari has some of this dynamic going on with Ichino at first, whereas Kris' feelings for Akari get ramped up considerably. Eventually, Ichino and Kris start competing for Akari's affections. And Kris more or less wins.
Sarah's relationship with Yakumo in School Rumble. Though they honestly seem to just be very good friends, some might confuse it for Yuri at times.
Tomoko Arikura and Nanako Misonoo in Oniisama e.... play this more or less straight, but Nanako also has a more passionate version with Mariko.
Saya Otonashi from Blood Plus, despite her... special relationship with her bodyguard Hagi, has this with two girls. First there's Kaori in Okinawa, then we have Minh in Vietnam.
Yuri Tokikago and Momoka Oginome from Mawaru Penguindrum were too young to play the trope straight, but still gave off huge vibes. Sadly, Momoka died in her pre-teen years, and Yuri never got over it.
Haruko and Ayako had this in the early chapters of Slam Dunk, with Ayako teasingly kissing her on the cheek.
Eri Kasugano and Natsuki Hayami in Amakusa 1637.
In Peter Pan no Bouken, Wendy Darling (yes, THAT Wendy) has this with the local Dark Magical Girl, Princess Luna. To the point that Wendy's the one who brings Luna back from her Brainwashing induced Face-Heel Turn, at great risk to herself.
Even though the eponymous character from Yoko Tsuno readily bonds with other girls, those relationships never become quite as intense as the one she has with the musician Ingrid in the earlier albums.
The Unbearable Lightness of Being.
The film Heavenly Creatures (based on a true story) has what appears to be a lesbian relationship between the two mid-teen girls, but one of them claimed in interviews that as obsessive as it was, it was a chaste relationship.
Nicky and Pamela in Times Square. (Although the original script apparently contained more Les Yay.) Also a Tomboy and Girly Girl Odd Friendship.
Jennifer's Body is a Deconstruction.
Kamikaze Girls could be seen as an example of this, though not immediately.
Charlotte and Tiana's relationship in Disney's The Princess and the Frog really feels like this.
Hanna and Sophie. Though there's also quite a bit of Les Yay going on as well.
In the movie version of When Marnie Was Here (by Ghibli), Anna and Marnie have this. Subverted: Marnie is the ghost of Anna's late grandmother, who has come to help and support her after the death of Anna's mother / Marnie's estranged daughter Emily.
Ozma and Dorothy have this in L. Frank Baum's Oz books. Completely innocent, it included good morning kisses. Betsy later gets included. Baum implied this relationship would last indefinitely because nobody in Oz ages if they don't want to. This is especially amusing when you realize that Ozma spent the first 10 years of her life as a boy.
This passage from Tik-Tok of Oz, Betsy's introductory adventure, says it all. Context is the discussion of whether or not the orphaned Betsy should be invited to live in Oz. Dorothy's opinion was very positive.
Ozma laughed at the wistful expression in the girl's eyes, and then she drew Dorothy to her and kissed her.
"Am I not your friend and playmate?" she asked.
Dorothy flushed.
"You know how dearly I love you, Ozma!" she cried. "But you're so busy ruling all this Land of Oz that we can't always be together."
In spinoffs, there's also a romantic two-girl friendship, even though the story is changed for good.
Very prevalent in the works of Nobuko Yoshiya, an openly lesbian Japanese writer and feminist who wrote young adult novels between the 1910s and 1970s.
Anne of Green Gables has a very close, affectionate relationship with her friend Diana. Unsurprisingly, these Canadian novels are also extremely popular in Japan, spawning two anime to this day (a classic from the 70's and a recent 2009 prequel) and are heavily referenced in other Japanese media.
Enid Blyton's six-part Malory Towers series has a strong tendency towards its girls pair-bonding and there's hand-holding and arm-linking too, though this is a reflection of girls' behaviour in British boarding schools at and prior to the time the books were written. One of the friendships, between a daughter of the aristocracy and a very tomboyish girl who goes by the male form of her given name has suggestions of butch-femme dynamics, and their future paths after school are described as going into business together to run a horse-riding school.
Angela Brazil, writing in an earlier and more conservative age, openly described her schoolgirl characters kissing. Then again the more conservative the age, the more romantically you can describe the friendship, since it wouldn't occur to anyone to read it differently.
Main character Alysha Gale and her cousin Charlie in Tanya Huff's The Enchantment Emporium.
Mrs. Dalloway. The relationship referenced in that story between the title character and her childhood friend is a pretty good example of this trope.
Clarissa and Anna from Clarissa. When Clarissa is stuck in a position between chosing Lovelace or Solmes (neither of whom she likes) Anna suggests they run away together London.
Esther and Ada in Dickens' Bleak House.
Beau Nash and Mary Innes in Miss Pym Disposes by Josephine Tey. As one character says, 'Would you call their relationship normal? Nice, of course, quite irreproachable. But normal, no.'
Many Aes Sedai in the Wheel of Time, at least while novices and restricted to areas of the Tower men are not permitted to enter.
Chloe and Liz from The Darkest Powers series share one.
Piknim and Craklyn in the Redwall book Pearls of Lutra, in their intro scene, sing alternate verses of a cute little love song from the point of view of a male character about his girlfriend. The two are never seen apart, and speak in tandem. When Piknim is killed, Craklyn sings a lament over her grave, in which she actually addresses her as "my beloved".
Believe it or not, this trope was recognised by Agatha Christie in her novel Nemesis:
"Verity had lost her real guardians, her parents, she had entered on her new life after their death, at an age when a schoolgirl arrives at having a "crush" on someone. An attractive mistress. Anything from the games mistress to the mathematics mistress, or a prefect or an older girl. A state that does not last for very long, is merely a natural part of life. Then from that you go on to the next stage when you realize that what you want in your life is what complements yourself. A relationship between a man and a woman...I think Verity adored Clotilde in an almost romantic way."
Sheera and Drypettis had one in their schoolgirl days in Barbara Hambly's Sun Wolf And Starhawk novel The Ladies of Mandrigyn. Sheera got over it, although she still considered Drypettis a friend. Until Drypettis went all Yandere, anyhow.
Sara and Becky in A Little Princess. It's also apparent in the 1995 movie adaption.
Act 30 of Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon (broadcast in Japan on 2004) includes a moment where one of Usagi's female classmates declares in front of a witness that she is in love with Usagi. There is no hint in the reactions of either Usagi or the witness that this is in any way strange or perverted.
The relationship between Sam and Carly in iCarly can be interpreted this way. In the episode "iMake Sam Girlier", Sam's Unstoppable Rage is triggered after a bully pushes Carly down.
A comfortably non-sexual (well, it depends on who you ask) version appears in the BBC version of the Merlin legend, where the peasant Gwen acts as maid, best friend and general flower-bringer to her mistress Morgana.
Serena and Blair on Gossip Girl are really close and oftentimes put each other above their respective male love interests in importance without a second thought. They call each other "sisters", but the vaguely lesbian nature of their relationship is even lampshaded in the series by Chuck. Of course, he's one to talk...
It's also acknowledged by the actresses, who in the Season 3 gag reel jokingly pretend to make out in their Trapped In An Elevator scene - which actually fits the tone of the episode quite well.
Bennett and Caroline in Dollhouse. Even after Bennett finds out Caroline was only using her to get access into a laboratory, she agrees to help her.
Claire and Gretchen in Heroes. They've now graduated to Schoolgirl Bisexuals
Willow and Tara's relationship on Buffy the Vampire Slayer looked like it might take this form at first. However, by the end of the season, it was pretty clear the trope in question was being subverted hard.
Rocky and Ce Ce in Shake It Up show elements of this, especially in the episodes "Model It Up" and "Break It Up".
Shake It Up! Was pretty much a Spiritual Successor to Hannah Montana which featured Miley and Lilly. The finale was loaded with it, so much if one watched that episode alone, and missed the scene where their boyfriends show up, they might think were in a relationship
Max and Caroline have something like this in Two Broke Girls.
Lisa and Chelsea in Belle & Sebastian's song "She's Losing It" seem to be like this.
Two of the women auditioning in A Chorus Line admit that they used to practice kissing with their best friends so they'd be ready for when they started dating boys.
Galinda and Elphaba from Wicked. They have gotten the Word of Gay treatment now, though, so this trope would be averted.
In Harvest Moon Sprite Station: For Girl this is shown to great lengths. You can marry one of the 4 Special Girls from the boy version (Leia, Witch Princess, Harvest Goddess, Keria) except you don't marry them, and they aren't your wife. You Best Friend them, and they're your Best Friend. It doesn't help that their dialogue is exactly the same in both versions. However, Natsume, when translating it to create Harvest Moon Cute, took this feature out, but left the heart best friend events in.
Most likely due to the fact they're needed to pass important milestones in the game, if you want to complete it completely.
Project Justice, the sequel to Rival Schools, drops hints of this in the Seijyun High ending, showing Akira and Yurika to be very happy to finally see each other again.
Fire Emblem:
Fire Emblem: Genealogy of the Holy War: Lightly implied between Lana/Muirne and Princess Julia.
Fire Emblem: Blazing Blade has Lyndis/Lyn and Florina, who share an ending where they both return to Lyn's home on the plains. At one stage, Florina even says that she loves Lyn! Other possibilities include: Florina with either Ninian, Nino or Serra, and Rebecca and Nino.
Fire Emblem the Sacred Stones has Amelia and Neimi, and Eirika with Tana or L'Arachel.
Fire Emblem Awakening has Princess Lissa and her best friend Maribelle, plus Noire and Severa from the Second Generation.
In Fire Emblem Fates, there are many examples. The biggest one is a Female Avatar with Princess Azura, whereas Princess Sakura can have one with Hana and then, in the Golden Path, with Princess Elise. (Who can also invoke this with Effie).
One way to see Celica and Mae's friendship in the Fire Emblem Gaiden remake.
Fire Emblem: Three Houses has Annette and Mercedes, even when Mercedes is older than the standard. If they have a shared ending, they eventually get a Relationship Upgrade. Catherine and Shamir can be seen as a mix of this and Vitriolic Best Buds, and their shared ending also drips with Relationship Upgrade vibes.
Tales of Legendia has the female lead, Shirley, become extremely friendly with another girl of her own race, Fenimore. Their relationship is Les Yay to the most sincere letter, and Fenimore's Heroic Sacrifice, along with being outright rejected by the man she loves and then finding out OTHER horrible things, is what ultimately causes Shirley to snap.
Rita and Estelle from Tales of Vesperia suggest in a cutscene in the PlayStation 3 version that they wish to remain together (and even raise children together!), be it interpreted as Heterosexual Life Partners or otherwise. Yuri describes it perfectly when he says, "Come on, Ristelle!" in one skit.
Latooni and Princess Shine's relationship has strong hints of this in Super Robot Wars Original Generation. It's probably worth noting that the series also has an example of the stereotypical connotations of immaturity lesbianism has in Japan. The somewhat childish and flighty 20-something Excellen Browning, though in a comitted relationship with fellow mecha pilot Kyosuke Nanbu, often flirts with other female characters (male ones, too) and has an especially strong girl-crush on SRW Alpha's Viletta.
Jennifer and Wendy in the backstory of Rule of Rose. The only thing that keeps it from entering into Schoolgirl Lesbians territory is the fact that they're maybe ten years old at this point, and despite of the game's reputation it keeps things tasteful in this respect.
Hanako and Lilly in Katawa Shoujo. Hisao even thinks at one point in Lilly's route that their relationship seems to go beyond normal friendship, and the two use "love" to describe their feelings for one another, although it seems to be more of a mother-daughter type situation than romantic. Still...
Funny story, in development a lesbian route was in the works, but was scrapped.
Solfège: Sweet Harmony is an odd Visual Novel / Rhythm Game hybrid which pretty much exemplifies this trope.
Saori Shishido and Haru from Shall We Date?: Ninja Shadow have this... when Haru knows Saori is a girl. There's a whole Spin-Off event dedicated to the two girls taking a trip to Tokyo on their own, and it positively drips with this. (Unsurprisingly and understandably, many fans REALLY want a full-blown Haru route)
Monsterful has Topaz Gem and Samantha Thing, two 19 years old Monsters that show shades and signs of it, like this page, this one and this other one as examples., but it's stated that they're just very good and close friends.
Topaz Succubi-like personality often pumps this up to Les Yay moments like in this page or in this other one.(at the bottom).
Gunnerkrigg Court has Zimmy and Gamma. Zimmy's reality-warping powers are uncontrollable except when she's around Gamma. Even though Zimmy's normally rude and dislikes everyone, she's outright stated that she loves Gamma, and indeed seems to be happy only in her presence. Their relationship is not all it seems, though. Gamma speaks only Polish, and communicates with Zimmy telepathically, with Zimmy providing translations for her - to make sure Gamma never leaves her, Zimmy intentionally mistranslates what other people say, to make Gamma think all the other students think she's stupid and ugly.
Hinted at with Annie and Kat - they're very close, and certain strips like this make it seem like they might be more than just friends. It took Word of God to state that they aren't kissing in the fifth panel, but that seems to be all the author's willing to say on that subject.
In Red String Fuuko finds love after she moves to Toyko, Hanae. When Hanae's mother discovers their relationship she chastises them telling that they need to grow out of it because it "Won't get them anywhere" (i.e. won't get them married) clearly disregarding their love as a "Class S" relationship.
Kiel'ndia and Naal'suul. Enough said.
Ariel and Faen also have this when younger, though after the timeskip Faen at least would like to put more emphasis on the "romance" part, and Ariel's feelings on the matter aren't yet known.
Bubbles and Jenny seem to have established one of these in Powerpuff Girls Doujinshi almost at first sight.
In El Goonish Shive Nanase Kitsune feared what her mother's reaction would be when she realised Nanase is a lesbian, which turned out to be dismissing the fact as being "just a phase" that she'd "grow out of". Which seems to imply Mrs. Kitsune sees the love being Ellen and Nanase being a class s relationship.
Misfile: Ash and Emily is an arguable example. It's hard to be clear, based on... extenuating circumstances.
Layla in Eerie Cuties first with Brooke (who actually had a crush on her), which was repeatedly... misinterpreted by the observers, despite them being Vitriolic Best Buds. Latter she didn't even remember to play Tsundere with Tiffany (who keeps fooling herself that she will stake Layla... this time) - these two are all over each other and almost squeeing most of the time.
Tabitha/"Boom Boom" and Amara/"Magma" can be seen as enacting this trope in X-Men: Evolution.
It looked like Rogue and Risty Wilde were good candidates for this trope, but it took a turn for the Squick when it was revealed that Risty was Rogue's adoptive mother Mystique in disguise, planning to use her and the X-Men for her own plans...
Courage the Cowardly Dog. Kitty and Bunny from "The Mask". Their 'best friendship' became so strong that Bunny'a abusive boyfriend forced them to separate because he was intimidated by it.
Lisa and Juliet in The Simpsons episode, Lisa The Drama Queen as a parody of Heavenly Creatures.
Katie and Sadie from Total Drama are "romantic" this way to Sickeningly Sweethearts levels.
Much of the My Little Pony Friendship Is Magic Fanon.
A slightly more in-universe example would be the backstory with Rainbow Dash and her old classmate Gilda. While their relationship was most likely more platonic than "romantic" (this being both a western show and a kids show), they can easily be slotted into every other point, since neither had any other friends to hang out with and they started growing apart after they both dropped out of school.
The Legend of Korra: Korra and Asami Sato are older than the standard (they're both in their late teens at least), but still developed this kind of relationship in season 3. In the Grand Finale the ending is so filled with Homoerotic Subtext that it's a Relationship Upgrade. Confirmed by the writers that Asami and Korra are now in a legit romantic relationship which carries over into the sequel comics.
This is somewhat similar to the "LUG," or "Lesbian Until Graduation" phenomenon common to American universities, particularly all-female liberal-arts schools. As the name suggests, the graduate moves on to more permanent, heterosexual relationships afterwards. The reaction to LUGs in the "real" lesbian community varies from amused tolerance to outright hostility.
Much closer to the Japanese model, this sort of thing does go on in at least some single-sex schools in the US. Girls develop very close--even obsessive--friendships, hug and kiss each other, and so on - without anyone assuming that it means they're actually lesbians, but instead "just a phase" that they're likely to grow out of... Statistically, 9 out of 10 does. At least as far as the emotional level goes.
This isn't unheard of in mixed sex schools, either. Friendships between little girls can be very intense.
This Book By Lillian Faderman shows that 17th - 19th Century Britain had the same attitude to Romantic Friendship as modern Japan. Aristo wants his sons to inherit the Estate. He wants the Countess to take female lovers. If the Countess takes male lovers who knows who the child's father is? Britain only believed that Romantic Friendship is Always Chaotic Evil after the preachings of Freud.
Oprah Winfrey's long time friendship with best friend Gayle King prompting her to humorously declare to Barbara Walters "I am not lesbian, I am not even kinda lesbian"
Demi Lovato and Selena Gomez. They were really affectionate with each other., then broke it up for a while, and later they rekindled their friendship.
Bella Thorne and Zendaya Coleman's friendship can be interpreted as this. One could think that if they kept going like this, one of them might have to reveal someday (or not) that one of them (or both) would be a lesbian. It doesn't help that they call each other "boo".
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Learning Objective V: Discuss social and labor legislation and show how it reflects the new value of society--that business has rights as it always has, but it also now has responsibilities to society.
MANAGEMENT AND GOVERNMENT PRESSURE UNIONS
The more powerful the unions became, the more employers came to fear them. Management refused to recognize unions as representatives of the workers. Many employers forbade union meetings, fired union members, and forced new employees to sign "yellow-dog contracts," swearing that they would not join a union. Finally, industrial leaders, with the help of the courts, turned the Sherman Antitrust Act against labor. All a company had to do was say that a strike, picket line, or boycott would hurt interstate trade, and the state or federal government would issue an injunction against the labor action. Legal limitations made it more and more difficult for unions to be effective. Despite these pressures, workers—especially those in skilled jobs—continued to view unions as a powerful tool. By 1904, the AFL had about 1,700,000 members in its affiliated unions; by the eve of World War I, AFL membership would climb to over 2 million.
Until the 1930's, American social and labor legislation lagged almost a generation behind that of the more progressive European states like Denmark and Germany. Before the New Deal of the 1930's, labor and social legislation lay for the most part in the domain of the individual states such as Massachusetts, New York, and Oregon. Throughout the 19th century, few authorities contested the right of government to protect society and individuals against anything that threatened the general welfare. However, it was generally felt that the role of government protection was the responsibility of the states, and not the federal government.
But when the more progressive states passed social and labor legislation, the collective impact of these laws was not very impressive. Powerful vested interests such as manufacturers and landlords threw their weight against any kind of social legislation; and since such laws ran counter to the American traditions of individualism and laissez-faire, they often succeeded in either defeating them or making them ineffective. The enemies of state social legislation discovered the 14th Amendment to the Constitution as an effective weapon.
The philosophy which developed here was that if the worker accepted the job , he must also accept the risk of the job. The employer was not responsible for accidents which happened to the employee because of his own negligence or that of a fellow worker. If one lost a hand or an arm, it was tough! Most European nations had workman's compensation by the tum of the century, but the U.S. lagged behind again.
It was not until 1917 when the Supreme Court upheld New York State's Compensation Act that the majority of states could develop their own worker's compensation program. Within a few years, all states, except some southern states, had worker's compensation.
Finally, another area which needed attention was unemployment and retirement. America's early industries provided nothing for workers who had outlived their usefulness. These workers were supposed to fend for themselves or live on the charity of their children.
Again European nations took the lead by providing unemployment and old-age pension programs, even before the tum of the century.
It was not until the Social Security Act of 1935 (New Deal legislation) that our nation took appropriate action.
The overall trend before the New Deal was that business took in the profits and left the social problems which developed as a result of its practices to society to handle and pay for. As a result of the new social legislation, society made business responsible for some of the problems it helped to create. A new value emerged: business had rights AND responsibilities.


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Guest Contributor // Uncharted Territory // December 16, 2019 // By Erika Weinthal
"Uncharted Territory" is a special series hosted by New Security Beat in celebration of the Environmental Change & Security Program's 25th anniversary. A diverse group of ECSP partners will spotlight emerging trends, innovative research, and new insights at the intersection of environment, health, and security. How we apply the lessons learned from the last 25 years to the decisions that we face today will determine what our world looks like in 2044.
Early scholarship on environmental peacemaking recognized the important role that local civil-society can play in promoting regional cooperation while, at the same time, pressuring governments to protect the environment. For example, in the late 1980s/early 1990s, nongovernmental organizations (NGOs), such as the Union for Defense of the Aral Sea and Amu Darya in Uzbekistan and the Dashowuz Ecological Club in Turkmenistan, were at the forefront of the fight to restore the Aral Sea and protect the region's biodiversity.
Permafrost Melt, Rising Seas, and Coastal Erosion Threaten Arctic Communities
November 5, 2019 // By Shawn Archbold
"In 1959, he knew it was coming," said Delbert Pungowiyi, a Yupik native of Savoonga, Alaska, on St. Lawrence Island in the Bering Sea in an interview at the Wilson Center's 8th Syymposium on the Impacts of an Ice-Diminishing Arctic on Naval and Maritime Operations. "He prepared me my whole life for this. It is a crisis."
Lost in Translation: How Building "Strong" Institutions can Diminish Human Security in the Global South
Guest Contributor // July 29, 2019 // By McKenzie F. Johnson
In the Global South, natural resource conflict has largely been considered a consequence of poor governance and weak political institutions. The international community's solution? Build "green" governance capacity as a way to mitigate violent conflict and improve environmental outcomes. For the international development community, this has meant introducing laws, policies, and practices based on international standards of best practice, and training local regulators to adhere to those standards.
Climate and Conflict: Where Environment, Ethnicity, and Socioeconomic Power Intersect
Reading Radar // May 20, 2019 // By Benjamin Dills
As researchers investigate the connection between climate change and conflict, the relative power of communities and individuals attempting to cope with climate change has become a recurring theme. While climate change may not directly cause conflict, it may be inextricably woven into pre-existing conflicts of power, ethnicity, and economic interest.
Democracy Under Assault: Guatemala Attempts to Silence Eco-populists
Guest Contributor // March 4, 2019 // By Carrie Seay-Fleming
While the U.S. has been fixated on President Trump's contentious border wall project, another more ominous threat facing Guatemalans is building internally. In a swift reversal, many politicians and scholars who have previously argued for directing increased U.S. aid to communities in Central America's Northern Triangle—Guatemala, El Salvador, and Honduras—as a humanitarian alternative to the border wall, are now calling on Congress to suspend some forms of aid to Guatemala, which they now see as the more humane option.
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Moving through the winter months, and moving through my practice in the world of lagers, I'm feeling like something a bit different. I've got a good, clean German pils conditioning, so yet another pale lager would be somewhat boring. St. Patrick's Day isn't that far away, so an Irish-inspired beer seemed intriguing. I like Irish red ales, but rarely brew them. And then I thought…what about a red lager? Let's take an Irish red ale recipe, and lagerize it!
Thus, my Red Rye Lager was born. I started with the Better Red Than Dead recipe from AHA, and worked a bit of magic on it. Instead of Maris Otter, I subbed in pilsner malt. To add a little more character, I dropped in a pound of rye malt. Thanks to a suggestion on the AHA forum, I used Carafa III instead of roasted barley for color adjustment. The hops got switched over to lager-appropriate hops, too. Finally, I wanted a yeast that would be clean but flavorful–and a California Common yeast seemed perfect.
This was a fun recipe to work out…I feel like it's something a bit different and creative. It doesn't really conform to any particular BJCP style, which is also a plus in my book! The style guidelines are handy, but I find sometimes discourage me from thinking outside the box. I'm not brewing this for competition, so the sky is the limit!
Water adjusted to hit target of 52 Ca, 10 Mg, 11 Na, 43 SO4, 53 Cl, 109 HCO3, RA 46 ppm.
I prepared a 1.75L starter for the yeast, 24 hours in advance. Within 12 hours, it had a visible fermentation.
I mashed in with 4.5 gallons of RO water, with 2 g Epsom salt and 3 g CaCl added, in addition to 3 mL of 75% phosphoric acid. The strike water was around 165°, to hit a mash temperature of 154°. It was down to 149.5° after 60 minutes. At this point, I vorlaufed, drained the mash tun, and added 4.5 gallons of tap water at 180°.
After waiting another 10 minutes, I vorlaufed and drained the mash tun again.
In total, I collected 7.3 gallons of wort with a gravity of 1.047, for 81% efficiency. Wow! I wonder if it was because I had a slightly thinner mash than normal?
I brought the runnings to a boil, adding hops and other ingredients per the schedule. After a 60 minute boil, I turned off the flame and chilled down to 70°.
I transferred the wort to the primary fermenter, and then hit it with 2 minutes of pure oxygen. I pitched the yeast, and sealed it all up. I will be fermenting at 60°.
The beer was brewed on 22 December 2017. Starting gravity was 1.053, exactly on target. I ended up with just over 6 gallons in the fermenter.
I cold-crashed the beer on 1 February 2018, and kegged it on 2 February 2018. Final gravity was 1.013, for 5.3% abv.
A nice crisp spicy aroma, with a gentle malt aroma behind that. Really nice.
A beautifully clear reddish amber color, with an ivory head that starts as thick, tall foam before settling down to a persistant blanket across the top of the beer. Really nice!
The rye spice note is at the back of this beer; it's not overwhelming, but definitely detectable, which is awesome. The malt backbone is very present, with that nice toasty note that you get from Munich. The bitterness is firm but gentle, standing up perfectly to the malt.
Medium bodied, moderately high carbonation. The finish is somewhat dry, but not overwhelmingly so.
This is a wonderful beer! All of the flavors blend perfectly, to make a tasty and very unique beer. This isn't the sort of thing that I would enter into a competition, because it's just too off-beat for any category. Not quite amber lager, not quite steam beer.
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North Korea's rocket...gone in 81 seconds
New details emerged Friday about the failed launch of the North Korean rocket. The rocket failed in the second stage of its flight, Pentagon spokesman George Little said Friday.
A different U.S. official told Security Clearance that the rocket failure happened 81 seconds into the flight, based on preliminary U.S. analysis.
The first stage successfully separated from the rocket before the failure, the U.S. official said. That first stage fell into the Yellow Sea approximately 165 kilometers (about 100 miles) west of Seoul, South Korea, according to a statement from U.S. Northern Command and North American Aerospace Defense Command.
Based on the U.S. government information, it appears the first stage dropped "well east of the intended path," according to analyst David Wright from the Union of Concerned Scientists.
The U.S. are analyzing "precisely what happened along the trajectory," Little told reporters at the Pentagon on Friday.
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Exporting features
With ArcMap, you can export the data for a layer to another location or format or as a subset of the features from the original data source. ArcMap can write new data to either a shapefile or geodatabase. This data can include all the original data, a selected set of the features, or only the features visible in the map's current extent. ArcMap can also save the data so it uses the data frame's coordinate system or the coordinate system of a feature dataset in a geodatabase.
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If your data's geographic coordinate system uses a different datum from that of the new feature class, you will likely write spatially inaccurate data. Instead of directly writing to the new feature class, make a copy of the original feature class and use the Project geoprocessing tool to reproject that feature class to the coordinate system that you ultimately want to use. As part of using the Project geoprocessing tool, you will be able to specify a datum transformation. Once you have projected the copy, you can copy it into the new workspace and delete the first copy. This applies to any workspace in ArcMap or a geoprocessing tool that is able to write new data.
Right-click the layer in the table of contents and click Data > Export Data.
Click the Export arrow and click All features, Selected features, or All features in View Extent.
Click the option for the output coordinate system you want to use.
Click the browse button and navigate to a location to save the exported data.
Type the name for the output data source.
Click the Save as type arrow and choose the output type.
If you choose to export data to a feature dataset, the options for choosing the coordinate system become unavailable, meaning you will be using the coordinate system from the feature dataset.
When exporting from text file to shapefile format, the export may fail if the length of a record exceeds the supported length for .dbf files.


Shirley wing walker Tom Lackey vows to keep going until he "kicks the bucket"
The world's oldest wing walker completed his 33rd performance and has vowed to keep going until he "kicks the bucket".
Tom Lackey is furious after being prevented from restoring the Shirley War Memorial, which bears his own brother's name.
Veteran wingwalker Tom Lackey will take on his 30th challenge – in memory of fundraising teenager Stephen Sutton.
Tom Lackey is set to smash his own world record once more by strapping himself to the top of an aeroplane travelling from Land's End to the Scilly Isles this summer.
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DAREDEVIL grandad Tom Lackey has received his sixth world record for wing walking.
A CALLOUS thief seems to have had an attack of conscience after a stolen poppy wreath was returned to Shirley War Memorial.
Tom, 91, cleans up Shirley War Memorial.
A VETERAN wing walker from Shirley who has raised thousands of pounds for charity has now taken on a challenge closer to his heart.
DAREDEVIL bank manager David Oughton swapped his desk for the wing of a plane in aid of the Autism West Midlands charity.
THE world's oldest wing walker Tom Lackey celebrated another fundraising award with the Breakthrough Babes last week.
WINGWALKING wonder Tom Lackey has won another award for his incredible efforts raising over £1m for charity.
DAREDEVIL of the skies Tom Lackey has done it again with a record-breaking wingwalk across the English Channel - and back again.
THE amazing Tom Lackey is planning his most spectacular wing walk stunt yet in what might well be his last stunt.
THE OLDEST wing walker in the world will take to the sky again on November 14 to raise funds for Help For Heroes.
THE OLDEST wing-walker in the world - Shirley's 90-year-old daredevil Tom Lackey - said he has no plans to stop raising money for charity.
I LOVED reading the article on Tom Lackey's latest wing walk on his birthday; he really is an amazing guy.
DAREDEVIL Tom Lackey celebrated his 90th birthday in style - strapped to the top of a plane.
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It's the tragic story everyone's been talking about: 33 miners were trapped 2,300 feet below the earth's surface in a mine located in the northern Chilean city of Copiapo, 500 miles north of Santiago. As if that's bad enough, they've been down there since August 5th. This story is sad as it is terrifying, and it is debatable whether it's caused more grief for the miners themselves or for those they've left on the surface. Since the moment the mine caved in 69 days ago, the women and families of the trapped men have been spending their days hoping and praying for a good outcome, but no one ever suspected that one of them would end up feeling more betrayed than relieved upon the rescue of her husband.
According to Britain's Telegraph, hordes of women have been coming to Camp Hope to receive government handouts, including welfare packages issued to the families of trapped miners as well as future compensation claims that could run into thousands of dollars. However, at least five of these wives have been forced to come into contact with their husbands' formerly unknown mistresses in this process. While some of the "other women" have realized the sad and embarrassing situation first and slipped away in order to avoid even more hurt for the wives and children of the men, others are not letting go of their potential benefits quietly. One man has four women fighting over him — a first wife he never divorced, his live-in partner, a mother of a child he had several years ago, and a woman who claims to be his current girlfriend — and each of them are eager to receive compensation for miners who were saved by the rescue shaft known as "The Fenix."
Most notable of the wives to find out about their men's mistresses is Marta Salinas, the spouse of miner Yonni Barrios Rojas, the 21st miner saved Tuesday. Rojas is the only one of the miners medically trained and has been using his knowledge to treat the first aid problems of those underground. While his medical know-how has been much appreciated, he will have some serious questions to answer.
While in the mine, he did not know that his wife, Salinas, knew about his mistress, as a team of psychologists in charge of ensuring the miners' mental welfare have been directed to keep the news of all the outed lovers from the men. Salinas discovered her husband's lover during a vigil when she spotted the woman crying and calling out his name. Furious and confused, Rojas' wife of 20 years refused the invitation to his final rescue this afternoon and said she won't be watching it on TV either. "I am happy because he made it, it's a miracle of God. But I'm not going to see the rescue," she stated to a reporter. She is not interested in attending the rescue after learning that her husband had also invited his mistress of 10 years, Susana Valenzuela. "He asked me to, but it turns out that he also asked the other lady, and I am a decent woman. Things are clear: it's her or me," she confessed.
Marta seems to have kept her word. She was not spotted at the rescue of her husband Tuesday. However, his mistress was present. They embraced when he emerged from the rescue shaft. We are glad Rojas is safe, but sad for his wife about the devastating news this mine crisis unveiled.


JONATHAN FERRARA GALLERY is proud to announce Steady Creep, a Middle Gallery exhibition featuring pen and ink drawings, cut paper constructions, sculpture and sewn drawings by New Orleans artist HANNAH CHALEW. This is Chalew's first solo exhibition at Jonathan Ferrara Gallery. Steady Creep will be on view February 1st to March 10th, 2010.
HANNAH CHALEW is a New Orleans artist raised in the city and returned home after graduating from Brandeis University with a BFA. Chalew is one of the founders of T-Lot, a studio and installation space for emerging artists in the St. Claude Arts District.
She works from direct observation to bring the experience of place to the viewer. Her work examines the post-Katrina landscape emptied of human life. These spaces speak for their inhabitants as a statement about the inextricable link between culture and nature, our past and inevitably our future.
Her work has been featured in Satellite Magazine, Designtripper, NOLA Defender, and The Times-Picayune.
Hannah has exhibited work at the Acadiana Center for the Arts, T-Lot and other venues. She was 2010 No Dead Artists Jury Winner as well. Her work was recently on view in the NOLANOW exhibition, curated by Amy Mackie, at the Contemporary Arts Center, New Orleans.


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With back to school upon us, quick dinners like Easy Meatball Stroganoff will be our life saver. Quick to make a delicious, this meal will be a favorite!
I know I'm not the only parent in the world who stands in front of the fridge on a regular basis contemplating if it could just be a cereal night. While my kids would love this, my husband would not! He counts on his big nightly meal and leftovers for lunch the next day.
While I crave something hearty and delicious for dinner, sometimes the energy that is required to make these kinds of meals is nonexistent…especially after a long day. That's when Farm Rich comes into play. Their Italian Style Meatballs are a staple in my freezer and saves me from dinnertime slump regularly.
They are seriously really good, and this is coming from an Italian girl that had fresh meatballs every Sunday after church growing up. I think what makes Farm Rich products stand out from most is that they are made with wholesome ingredients and are quick-frozen and carefully packaged which insures freshness.
I had a nostalgic craving for some rich and creamy Stroganoff the other night. It was already late and the kids were hungry so I decided to use these meatballs instead of the traditional round steak. The meal was ready and on the table in less than 30 minutes! It came out so delicious that my kids requested that I make it again the next night. Who am I to deny my kids their favorite dinner (especially when it is so easy to make)! This Quick Meatball Stroganoff will be a new weekly staple in our menu planning.
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In a separate bowl, combine worcestershire sauce, beef broth, and flour and mix until smooth then pour into pan.
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