### location | region:

Boundary
* Boundaries abound in organizations, and they are focal points of change and turbulent behavior
  - also separate one person's needs, wants, desires, thoughts and feelings from others'
  - appear in nature and in human systems
* Boundaries are about other people's actions
  - also the dividing lines between people, the limits that define selfhood and identity
  - extremities
* Boundaries are important in every relationship
  - understanding the nature of Hermes
* Boundaries are limits that are always present, spoken or unspoken, honored or overstepped
  - delineate time, place and person
  - lines that separate objects
* Boundaries are located in basketball
  - countries
  - maps
  - societies
  - sporting events
  - manifestations of national identity
  - markers which separate one thing from another
  - the defining attribute of a geographical state
* Boundaries are the limits and blocks people encounter in life
  - that allow for safe connections between individuals
  - rules that define the right and wrong uses of clerical power
* Boundaries are used for limiting
  - separate areas
* Boundaries are where biological, physical and social processes are at work
  - one person ends off and another person begins
  - things change
  - define what is inside from what is outside
* Boundaries exist across a continuum, ranging from chaotic to rigid
  - within every healthy family
* Boundaries extend from corners
  - southeast corners
* Boundaries have areas
  - surface areas
  - often represent protection and comfort
  - refer to areas that receive protection under the Wild and Scenic Rivers Act
* Boundaries separate air
  - moist air
  - strengthen relationships by delineating roles and responsibilities
* is an extremity

### location | region | boundary:

Border
* are artifacts of history and are subject to change over time
  - edges
  - imaginary lines
  - just artificial barriers that belong to a past and present that is best left behind
* are located in countries
  - houses
  - maps
  - menus
  - pictures
  - quilts
  - man-made barriers between people and things
  - parts
  - sites
* are used for accents
  - marking boundaries
  - political maps
* is specified as a number, representing the width of the border in pixels.
* is the edge of a photographic print - either left white, or printed black
  - second largest book retailer in the United States
  - thickness of the border around the table
* keep people's eyes focused on a specific area.
  * appear only on the top and bottom of any given bar. Unfortunately, this cannot be changed - to have a border at the top or bottom only of a bar, you should create a separate bar to overlay the end.
* pixel value of the border width between frames.
* specifies the border width in pixels.
* weaving in basketry comes in different styles.

### location | region | boundary | border:

National border
* are more like bridges than barriers.
* can constrain trade in goods and currency, but they are useless against disease.

Borderline
* are people in pain.
* live in the black and white.

Bottom
* are cargo ships
  - located in water
  - quarks
  - regions
  - sides
  - turns
* have barriers
  - protective barriers

### location | region | boundary | bottom:

Heel
* Some heels are part of boots
  - mocassins
  - moccasins
  - sandals
  - shoes
* are body parts
  - bottoms
  - foots
  - solid objects
* close together raise the body on the toes as high as possible.
* flies deposit eggs on the hair of cattle early in the spring.
* includes sections.
* marks Try using a pencil eraser to remove heel marks.
* means the angle of inclination of the floatation device from horizontal, across the breadth.
* provide stability.
* spurs , or calcaneal spurs, can develop if the fascia is continuously under tension
  - form gradually over many months