Harmony
* Harmonies are simultaneous groupings of tones
  - arise from combinations of minor or major fifth chords
* allows people to live in the world from a deep, inner joy and wisdom.
* arises between vision and action, heart and mind, inner world and outer reality.
* contributes to the effect of motion in music
  - structural design of music
* dynamic equilibrium.
* dynamic, mission-driven community of faith.
* fusion of jazz, neo-classical and romantic.
* human rights organization that focuses on gay and lesbian issues.
* is agreement
  - compatibility
  - control of even deeper aspects of the mind, as are understanding and actinic love
  - divine, as it ratio of numbers
  - more conducive to building relationships and problem solving
  - order
  - tension and release, tension and release
  - two things moving as one
* large portion of Japanese culture, it infiltrates everything from religion to baseball.
* means accepting and learning to live well within limits
  - notes which are played at the same time , like chords
  - with other people and with nature
* occurs when two or more sounds are heard simultaneously.
* often comes about by relationship.
  * can be atonal.
* refers to both spatial harmony and temporal harmony
  - the spirit of being harmonious, to be peaceful
* requires differences to be joined in pursuit of higher ideals.
* sees placement of all within the greater placement of unity in alignment.
* supplies amino acids, minerals, antioxidants, and carbohydrates.
* word that springs to mind.
+ Melody: Music theory
  * In music, 'melody' contrasts with 'harmony'. Harmony means notes which are played at the same time, like chords. Composers often think of a melody and then add harmony to it.

### harmony:

Barbershop harmony
* is an American musical art form.
* style of unaccompanied singing in which three voices harmonize to a melody
  - with three voices harmonizing to the melody
* worldwide phenomenon.

Consonance
* is harmony
  - rhyme
* resides in the triad and dissonance in the passing motion.

Spiritual harmony
* creates musical harmony.
* is the essence of knowledge..

Hate group
* Most hate groups rely on disaffected youth.
* abound off and on the Internet.
* are more accessible to the public on the Internet than anywhere else.
* are, by definition, a real and violent threat.
* capitalize on the negative emotions and racism already present in communities.
* commit almost no violence.
* continue to pop up on the margins of society.
* depend upon recruitment for survival, and their primary target is impressionable youth.
* have quite a history of attacking churches.
* manipulate community tensions in order to exist.
* seek to exploit diversity as an evil and to pit religious groups against one another.
* use a combination of legitimate and illegal activities to pursue their goals.

### hatred:

Animosity
* Animosities are hostilities.
* is hatred

Hay quality
* is lowered due to loss of leaf tissue, leaving only stems.
* translates directly into feed value.

### hazard:

Airborne hazard
* Many airborne hazards occur on farms and ranches.
* come from many areas, including manure pits, animal confinement and crop storage.

Atmospheric hazard
* can also come from industrial or commercial sources as well.
* exist in a variety of workplaces.

Biological hazard
* can refer to a diverse array of disease and infestation.
* come from molds, fungi, bacteria, and insects.

Bunker
* are containers
  - fortification
  - fuels leftover from the refining process
  - part of golf courses
* common term for marine fuels, which are burned in ships' engines.
* have little or no sand with weeds growing at edges.

Electrical hazard
* can cause a fire or injure employees and students if left unchecked.
* occur when personnel are servicing or troubleshooting equipment.