She considers herself lucky to have trained with "very gracious doctors and chiropractors" who incorporated energy-based techniques such as traditional Chinese medicine and tools like the Voll meter for measuring energy frequencies into their practices, somewhat sub rosa.
Of Damascus even before the past year's anti-Assad demonstrations, Luongo describes "how truly creepy the place can be" for a young sub rosa gay movement.
Described by locals as providing "an experience fit for a princess", the hotel claims to have the finest collection of Italian wine in the city and takes its name from the Latin expression sub rosa (under the rose) which means confidentiality and secrecy.
It usually deals with a particular crisis during Rome's history, or with a natural catastrophe, for example Pompeii by Robert Harris and Steven Saylor's Roma Sub Rosa cycle.
Simple point-and-shoot pistols are fine, but I appreciate multiple intuitive active and passive safeties--especially on small guns that are designed for sub rosa carry and may also end up in purses or fanny packs.
Kirby then had a near post header saved while Maritimo sub Rosa, having inexcusably missed an open goal just a minute earlier after rounding Clarke, made amends three minutes from time with a clinical finish.
Meanwhile, in France and the Netherlands, a regime of "community of goods" and strictly partible inheritance spurred parents to vigilance and induced them to ally with courts against sub rosa matches.
The second, practical problem with rejecting all sub rosa plans as not being good enough is quite important: a sale is too attractive a business disposition for many bankrupts to give up.