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Jules Massenet
Life Path Number 5
Jules Massenet was a male celebrity.
He was born on Thursday May 12th 1842, in Montaud, France.
The key to Jules' personality is freedom. Jules loves travel, adventure, variety and meeting new people. He possesses the curiosity of a cat and longs to experience all of life.
Jules Massenet loves to be involved in several things at the same time as long as he is not tied down to any one area. Massenet likes change, new things and new horizons. He makes friends easily; his personality is upbeat and often inspiring attracting people from all walks of life. Jules has a way with words and an uncanny ability to motivate others. He can be in sales, advertising, publicity, promotion, politics or any profession that requires communication skills and understanding of people.
Jules Massenet likely lacks discipline and order. He can also be impulsive, doing or expressing things he regrets later. Freedom and a need for adventure sometimes is not properly controlled by those born with this Life Path, causing problems with drug abuse, overindulgence in food or sex, or generally abusing the gift of life.
Jules is sensual and loves to taste all of life. Sex, food and other sensory experiences are essential to the enjoyment of his life. He finds it difficult to commit to one relationship, but once committed, Jules Massenet can be as faithful as an old dog.
He is multi-talented and possesses a variety of diverse abilities. However, discipline and focus are the true keys to Massenet's success. Without these, many of the tasks Jules begins will remain unfinished and he will fail to realize the true fruits of his abilities. With hard work and perseverance, however, the sky is the limit. Jules Massenet may be perceived as a wild child by adults and a source of concern by his family. However, he must not be obliged to hurry his choice of career. He is often a late-bloomer and needs to experience life before he can truly know and commit to his heart's desire. Jules' challenge is to learn the true meaning of freedom. Change is constant in his world, requiring adaptability and courage.
Jules Massenet should try to maintain an exercise program, keep his body in shape and limber. The flexibility and durability of Massenet's body will promote security and confidence within him. Jules yearns for freedom, and self-employment attracts him powerfully. His challenge is to settle into one area to cultivate his ability sufficiently to earn a living and attain success. Once Jules Massenet finds his niche, the motivation and inspiration he supplies others with will bring him much in return, and Massenet will find his friends and colleagues supporting and promoting him on the road to success.
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If ever there was a single moment of total transformation, it was actually the moment of Jules Massenet's birth. In that instant, Jules stepped through a door in time into a new reality - the reality of human life. The most critical number in Massenet's numerology chart is based on the date of his birth - the moment when the curtain went up in Jules Massenet's life.
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Press Release: Maine Quality Counts Taps Erik Steele, DO, as Interim Executive Director
Media contact: Paul Santomenna
Dr. Steele brings decades of leadership in Maine health care to interim role
Manchester, Maine – (November 3, 2016) – Maine Quality Counts (QC), the independent, multi-stakeholder alliance working to transform health and health care, announced today the hiring of Erik Steele, DO, as interim executive director. Dr. Steele's hiring comes after the announcement earlier this year that Lisa Letourneau, MD, MPH, the founding executive director of Maine Quality Counts, would be leaving her position with the organization at the end of 2016.
"When I told the Board of Directors late last year of my plans to pass the leadership of Maine Quality Counts to a capable successor, I hoped it would provide the time and space to find a great leader for this organization," said Dr. Letourneau. "Dr. Erik Steele certainly fits that bill, and will provide great leadership to our exceptional staff while that search continues."
"As a l0ng-time physician and executive in Maine health care, I know well the important work that Maine Quality Counts does, and truly appreciate the opportunity to be a part of that work moving forward," said Dr. Steele. "I am eager to start working with the great team at QC, and am confident that we will work together to provide a seamless transition."
Dr. Steele has practiced medicine and filled leadership roles in a variety of settings in Maine health care. After completing his family practice residency at Eastern Maine Medical Center (EMMC) in 1991, he practiced emergency medicine at small and large hospitals around Maine. His most prominent roles have been as Senior Vice President and Chief Medical Officer of EMHS (Eastern Maine Healthcare Systems) and as interim President and CEO of Blue Hill Memorial Hospital, a member of EMHS. Most recently he served for three years as the Chief Medical Officer and Senior Vice President of Summa Health System in Akron, Ohio.
At EMHS, Dr. Steele was responsible for promotion of quality of care, standardization where appropriate in clinical care, and clinical integration across its member organizations. At Blue Hill, Dr. Steele provided leadership in all areas of clinical service, including directing quality across EMHS; clinical performance improvement; patient safety initiatives; and best practices in medical treatment. In addition to his roles at EMHS and Blue Hill, he served as Vice President of Patient Care Services at EMMC, also a member of EMHS.
"Dr. Steele's availability presented a unique opportunity for us to add the voice of someone with a distinguished track record influencing Maine health care," said Dr. Richard Freeman, chair of the QC Board of Directors. "As we continue the search for a long-term leader at QC, we will learn from Dr. Steele and continue providing leadership and tools to improve health and health care in Maine."
Dr. Steele will begin to serve as interim executive director starting November 30, 2016. The QC Board of Directors continues to work with nationally-recognized search firm, Non-Profit Professionals Advisory Group, to complete the search for an extraordinary permanent executive director. Interested candidates are invited to contact Non-Profit Professionals at email@example.com.
About Maine Quality Counts
Maine Quality Counts (QC) is an independent, multi-stakeholder regional healthcare collaborative dedicated to transforming health and health care in Maine. QC is improving health by transforming health care and building clinical and community connections. Formed in 2003 and incorporated in 2006, QC provides leadership, advocacy and support for improving care. Our 75+ Members are major care delivery organizations, payers and employers, as well as individuals, providers and associations.
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Congratulations to Maine Quality Counts and to Erik Steele. So glad you returned to Maine, Dr. Steele,and accepted the Interim role. Good things ahead.


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Traveling Luck for Wild Horse (historical), Kansas, United States
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The timezone in Wild Horse (historical) is America/Rankin_Inlet
Sunrise at 07:29 and Sunset at 17:20. It's Dark
Latitude. 39.3356°, Longitude. -99.7472°
Weather near Wild Horse (historical); Report from Hill City, Hill City Municipal Airport, KS 9.7km away
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Geographic features & Photographs around Wild Horse (historical), in Kansas, United States
- cemetery;
- a burial place or ground.
- Fagan Cemetery (4.1km)
- Wild Horse Cemetery (6.4km)
- Samuels Cemetery (8.2km)
- Mount Olive Cemetery (9.7km)
- Hill City Cemetery (12.7km)
- Saint Joseph Cemetery (15.6km)
- Morlan Township Cemetery (15.6km)
- Redline Cemetery (17.5km)
- Nicodemus Cemetery (18km)
- McFarland Cemetery (19.5km)
- Palco Cemetery (21.2km)
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- Kebar (historical) (10.6km)
- Millbrook (historical) (13km)
- Fargo (historical) (13.7km)
- Firmis (historical) (13.8km)
- Graham County Fairgrounds (14.8km)
- Gettysburg (historical) (17.4km)
- Gould City (historical) (18.3km)
- Cresson (historical) (18.7km)
- Welborn Elementary School (19.7km)
- stream;
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- Skunk Creek (4.5km)
- West Branch Wild Horse Creek (4.9km)
- Coon Creek (5.8km)
- Wild Horse Creek (6.7km)
- Brush Creek (10.9km)
- Sand Creek (12.1km)
- Spring Creek (15.2km)
- Jackson Branch (18km)
- Spring Creek (22km)
- administrative division;
- an administrative division of a country, undifferentiated as to administrative level.
- Wildhorse, Township of (2.1km)
- Hill City, Township of (9.9km)
- Nicodemus, Township of (11.9km)
- Millbrook, Township of (14.9km)
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- Township Number 7 (21.4km)
- Happy, Township of (22.6km)
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- Bogue Elementary School (6.9km)
- Hill City High School (12.1km)
- Hill City Elementary School (15.2km)
- Damar Elementary School (17km)
- Spring Creek School (19.7km)
- Roscoe School (19.8km)
- Palco High School (22.4km)
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- Gra-Rook Oil Field (18.4km)
- La Sage Oil Field (22.6km)
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- Spring Creek Church (19.8km)
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- Stevensons Lake (15km)
- second-order administrative division;
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- Graham County (14.4km)
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Traditionally, the right to be paid damages under Mexican law was understood by the judiciary as a compensatory measure in favor of the victim of a breach of contract or an illicit act in order to compensate it for the actual harm suffered, either of a material or moral (intangible) nature.
Accordingly, the victim was required to prove, in addition to a breach of contract or an illegal conduct attributable to other person, the quantum (or significance) of the damage, which was the only parameter for determining the amount of the compensation.
However, recent certain criteria issued by the Mexican federal courts[1] have shown a new trend of interpretation of Article 1916 of the Federal Civil Code regarding the concept of damages, under which it has been considered that the compensation to the victim is no only intended to repair the damage suffered in its assets, property, feelings, emotions, beliefs, honor, reputation, private life, physical appearance, or the consideration that others have of the victim, but also to punish the misconduct or neglect of duty of care in which the liable person has incurred.
In other words, the recent criterion of the Mexican courts is that the liable person should not be only ordered to repair the actual damage caused to its victim, but also it shall be punished for its carelessness when it has a duty of care.
Under this new criterion, the person that, given the nature of the services performed, is required, either by law or by the general obligation of diligence, to keep a duty of care towards their customers, may be subject to punitive damages which go beyond the mere compensation to the victim.
The rationale is that when someone is ordered to pay for actual and punitive damages for its omission or negligence in its duty of care, not only the victim's harm is compensated but a "social compensation" is also achieved through the deterrent effect on this kind of anti-social conduct.
Additionally, Mexican courts have determined that the order to pay punitive damages does not generate an illegal enrichment because the compensation is fully justified since there is an unlawful conduct or omission of duty of care that generated harm to the victim.
Under this new construction of the law on damages, the courts have ruled that in order to establish a fair compensation, the following elements shall be considered: i) the rights violated; ii) the degree of liability; iii) the economic situation of the liable person and iv) any aggravating circumstance that could be considered to determine the degree of liability.
In conclusion, the new trend of interpretation of the courts in Mexico in connection to damages is that in addition to compensate the victim's actual damages, the liable person may also be ordered to pay punitive damages aimed to penalize its breach to its duty of care. This for benefit of the society in general and to prevent that such an infringement is repeated on future occasions. This compensation is regardless of the payment that the offender should made to the victim as a direct consequence of the damages caused.


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* LotR: The Fellowship of the Ring * LotR: The Two Towers * LotR: The Return of the King
Mt Doom as portrayed in the movie was a computer generated graphic, but as New Zealand has no lack of real existing volcanoes, the artists could pick and choose for their inspiration. Mt Ngauruhoe is easily the most Mt Doom like of the grand volcanoes on the New Zealand Central Plateau. Scenes of Frodo's and Sam's journey through Mordor were shot on nearby Whakapapa Ski Field, and around the slopes of Mt Ruapehu, another of the three great volcanoes which make up Tongariro National Park.


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Penn and Teller: Off the Deep End Trailer (2005)
13 November 2005 Comedy 88 mins
Operating under the adage that wetter is better, Penn and Teller: Off the Deep End goes where no magic show has ever gone before--deep underwater on the floor of the Caribbean Sea! The original bad boys of magic, Penn & Teller, take their unique combination of magic and comedy to the Bahamas! Teller, the silent straight man, performs the most dangerous tricks including escaping from a straight jacket amidst a school of hungry sharks, as the tall and talkative Penn explains the secrets behind their amazing feats of illusion and trickery such as sawing a glamorous mermaid in half and dolphin s slight-of-bottlenose. In their show-stopping finale, Penn & Teller make an entire 75-foot submarine disappear before your very eyes! Deep beneath the surface of the sea, where even the smallest trick becomes profoundly more difficult, an Penn & Teller s talents more than meet the challenge, leaving their audiences (and at times, their assistants) gasping for breath.
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Last-minute shoppers, Finis has a last-minute announcement: The aquatic-tech company has just announced the Finis XtreamP3, a waterproof, sweat-proof MP3 player. Take it in the pool, take it surfing–anywhere that's extreme.
You might already be familiar with the company's SwiMP3 player, which was updated in September. The idea here is the same, but the XtreamP3 has an armband, where the SwiMP3 fits onto a goggle strap. That makes it appealing to surfers or swimmers who don't wear goggles.
The XtreamP3 holds 1GB of music and is submersible to a depth of 15 feet. It comes with waterproof earbuds for clear listening above or below the waterline, and it even floats, so you don't need to worry about losing it while riding the waves.


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Michael Jackson was once universally acclaimed as a song-and-dance man of genius; Wacko Jacko is now, more often than not, dismissed for his bizarre race and gender transformations and confounding antics, even as he is commonly reviled for the child molestation charges twice brought against him. Whence the weirdness and alleged criminality? How to account for Michael Jackson's rise and fall? In On Michael Jackson—an at once passionate, incisive, and bracing… (more)
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Reports that the Compass Group has signed a letter of intent to purchase Professional Food Service Management Inc. Background information on the companies; Terms of the agreement; Comments from company officials.
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American Education: A History, 4e is a comprehensive, highly-regarded history of American education from pre-colonial times to the present. Chronologically organized, it provides an objective overview of each major period in the development of American education, setting the discussion against the broader backdrop of national and world events. The first text to explore Native American traditions (including education) prior to colonization, it also offers strong, ongoing coverage of minorities and women.
Key points that define the fourth edition of this volume include:
Balanced Perspective – The authors provide contrasting views of American educational traditions, reforms, and theories in order to maintain a balanced view of events. They focus on conflicts, compromises and outcomes (positive and negative) that have defined America's educational past and that shape its future options. They also set discussions against the broader backdrop of national and world events.
Pre-colonial Focus – A unique and much praised opening chapter discusses the educational traditions of Native Americans and the two-way learning exchanges that occurred between two distinct "old world" cultures, that is, between Native American and European cultures. The Indians taught as well as learned from the colonists. No other text has this feature.
Cultural Conflict Focus – Throughout the text attention is paid to the cultural conflicts embedded in the majority-minority struggles of Native Americans and various immigrant groups throughout the nation's history. Chapter 5: Class, Caste and Education in the South provides an in-depth analysis of the educational legacy of Southern culture throughout the 19th and 20th centuries.
Readability – Reviewers have labeled this the "best written text on the market" in terms of style, clarity and interest. "It's clarity and readability differentiate it from other books."
Changes – The fourth edition will include more visual illustrations as well as substantial new material. A new epilogue adds closing comments on the present and future prospects for American education.


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Having the Best Sales Team to Lift Your Company
Have you ever thought if sales management can run smoothly for a long time or constantly? You need people who are always improving for the betterment of your company. These are the two types of business leaders that you should learn about: the people manager and the bottom line manager.
If a manager is focusing more on work of the whole team rather than on each team member, then this person is a bottom line manager. A team should work hard together in order to meet quotas, which is the basis of a bottom line manager. What is important for a people manager is to keep an eye on the team every single day, without worrying so much about the end. These managers give different benefits to the company. A good bottom line manager can meet the target productivity rate by putting pressure on top of the team. A people manager focuses more on the quality of the work done by the team members. But if you want to have good productivity and a good quality at the same time, you need to learn how to fuse the two ways of managing your team.
You should have integrity as a good leader. Upholding integrity as a leader will show everyone how dedicated you are. Basing on the history, integrity is one trait that all great leaders have in common. Leadership is not possible without integrity. You are not a true leader if you do not have integrity. All your goals for your company can be achieved through good leadership. Honesty will make your clients and team fully trust you.
When you interview, you must tell the applicant what to expect from your company. Applicants will have no problem about everything if you tell the ahead. The process of the interview should have this kind of stage.
You must put these new members in a training in order for them to delve more about the job they applied for. In the field of insurance, most of the people hired are not familiar about sales.
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Keeping backyard chickens is a wonderful way to grow some of your own food and learn about animal behavior, but it does present the flock master with a few challenges. Perhaps the greatest is keeping chickens safe from predators. It's worth rising to that challenge, however, and it's not difficult if you understand what you're up against. You need to deter animals that dig, climb, or fly. You must fortify your set-up to foil creatures small enough to slip through little holes, strong enough to destroy a car, or deft enough to open one-step locks.
Predator Proofing Your Chicken Coop and Run
You must understand from the start that virtually nothing is 100% effective, but it is possible to make the coop and run almost 100% effective. Our coop/run set-up has featured all of the strategies described below for 8 years (except for the electric fence wires, which we added last year), and we've not lost single bird to predation while confined to the coop and run. It's much more difficult to keep chickens safe when allowed to roam beyond the coop and run, and I'll be posting about that in the future.
This post explains how to fortify your set-up to exclude the common poultry predators of the US. If you are not yet familiar with them, you might want to check out my previous post on Poultry Predator Identification, where their tracks, scat, and behaviors are discussed.
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Confine chickens to a predator proof space at night
Enough said. Some predators are indeed active during daylight, but many are more apt to strike at night while you are sleeping. Leave them out, and you might wake up to grisly remains, or to nothing at all. And don't wait for your chickens to come in on their own. Many wild animals are most active at dawn and dusk, so I recommend calling them in well before sundown, and not letting them out till well after sunrise. Learn to train them to come when called from a previous post here.
Predator proof both coop and runs
It takes additional time, effort, and money to predator proof a run, but for us it has been well worth it. During mild weather we can leave the pop doors to the run open, giving the chickens constant access to the runs. Some people use an automatic pop door to close at night and open in the morning, to give chickens access to a less secure run during daylight. The problem with is that many predators are perfectly willing to strike during daylight, if the birds look easy enough to get. And what do you do when you go away? I would never give them access to an unsafe run even during daylight, when nobody's home, and I'd hate to keep them confined to the coop for more than a few days.
Elevate the coop
If you're going to have a wood floor, put the coop on stilts, because the floor will eventually rot, creating entry for weasels, rats, and eventually larger digging animals. If you choose not to elevate, then don't bother with wood flooring. Let the ground be the floor, but be sure to bury fencing well below ground level, or surround it with a skirt, as described below.
Cover windows with hardware cloth
If you would like to open windows on hot summer days, they need to be covered with 1/2 inch hardware cloth. Even with that protection, though, I almost always close the windows at night, because sometimes the chickens roost kind of close to the window, and I can imagine a raccoon terrorizing them, even if it couldn't get in.
Keep feed from pests
Store feed in tightly covered metal barrels to prevent access by mice and rats. Keep the barrels where raccoons and bears cannot reach them, because they can open these barrels.
Some people keep the feeder outdoors while chickens free range. Outdoor feeders, however, attract wild birds and animals, and that is asking for trouble. Some spread disease, some eat chickens, and others eat eggs, if they become comfortable enough to check out the coop.
We keep the feeder in the coop even while chickens range outdoors. They can return to the coop for a bite to eat every now and then if they cannot find enough outdoors.
Use half inch hardware cloth for sides, top, and skirt
Enclose runs with 1/2 inch hardware cloth, to exclude weasels and snakes. You might want to go with 1/4 inch for baby chick housing, but larger chickens would probably eat anything that could fit through 1/2 inch openings. Secure the hardware cloth with screws and washers, and space them closely enough to keep openings less than 1/2 inch.
For runs and coop with dirt floor: Bury hardware cloth 2 feet down, and/or place a skirt of hardware cloth 2 feet out. I've seen 1 foot quoted as sufficient for a skirt or underground fence, but I think that's borderline sufficient. I once had a rabbit dig out of an enclosure with 18 inches of fencing buried underground. Perhaps most predators don't dig as enthusiastically as rabbits, but I wouldn't want to chance it.
Use plastic coated hardware cloth underground. Even galvanized hardware cloth gradually breaks down when moist. (We found it begins to disintegrate within several years even above ground, and now use only plastic coated hardware cloth for outdoor projects that we want to last.) Do this around runs, and if you didn't elevate the coop, do it around the coop, too.
Don't forget to top the run with 1/2 inch hardware cloth! Some people run fishing line across the top, which does seem to deter hawks, but does not exclude exclude climbing predators…And many predators climb well.
Don't skimp by using chicken wire on top. Weasels can climb, and many of them can squeeze through 1 inch openings. Raccoons can climb, and they can tear through chicken wire.
Use hot wires in bear country
If you live in bear country, you'll need electric wires around your chicken coop and runs, because bears can demolish sturdy structures, if the reward is a chicken dinner. We don't have a breeding bear population in my part of Massachusetts, but dispersing individuals do pass through, and have been known to destroy entire flocks along the way. We added electric wires last year.
When you run the wires, think about the size of a bear and where it's likely to come into contact with the coop/run. We have 3 wires running between 1 and 4 feet off the ground. They go up around the doors (so we can get in), so theoretically a bear could get in if it touched only a door. But that seems improbable, since a bear is not likely to understand that it needs to avoid the wires to avoid shock.
Padlock the doors
Raccoons use their nimble fingers to open simple locks and marauding humans do the same. Discourage both of these sneaky creatures with a padlock. A padlock might be overkill for a racco0n, but I've read enough stories about people stealing chickens. Deter both clever opportunists with a padlock.
Guard animals
If you have the inclination and time for training a livestock guardian animal, that may be the way to go. I am told that Great Pyrenees dogs are the best, while other dog breeds, donkeys, llamas, etc., may be less reliable. I know one person who was successful for several years with a pair of geese as the only guard animals for an otherwise poorly protected coop. However, it seems to me that a bear or even a family of coyotes would be content to make a meal of the geese. I'd go with a large dog.
Don't rely on a rooster
In my opinion, the rooster's ability to protect the flock is way overestimated. Not all of them are inclined to try. One of mine was always the first member of the flock to hide. Even if yours stands up to predators, he still sleeps at night, and during a day time attack, he can't deter larger animals. He'll be the first to die, and the hens will be next. His crowing can be a life saving warning to the hens when a small predator lurks, but more of a dinner bell for larger predators.
Beware of deterrents that sound too good to be true
Because they probably are. Deterrents like streamers, decoy animals, predator pee, loud music, strobe lighting, and ultrasonic repellents might work initially, but eventually predators may habituate to them.
Consider Predator Friendly Certification
Are you committed to sharing the land with wildlife? We are, and we recently became Certified Predator Friendly. I'll be writing more about that in the near future, but for now, check out their inspiring program here.
What has been your experience with keeping chickens safe? What is your approach to predator proofing the chicken coop? What has worked and what hasn't? Feel free to share your thoughts or ask questions below!


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I feel now, more than ever, that reality (read: my ability to adhere to the srtictures I want to adhere to) is coming into conflict with my ideology and hopes for my ritual life. In Spain, I came a across a familiar problem, but gave it more thought than I had before.
On a normal Shabat, here at Drew, or at home in Austin, I mark Shabat by going to services on Friday night and Saturday morning, lighting candles, ignoring pressing homework-related matters, drinking Coke, and doing things I find relaxing.
But then there come those Shabatot which are situated between vacation days. There is no homework to ignore. And in Spain, there were no services to go to. So I was left with candles, drinking Coke, and being relaxed. Consider that I'd been pretty relaxed all week because, hell, I was on vacation, and you realize that the only things I was left with were candles, which last for a only a short portion of Shabat–and Coke. And Coke, friends, is not enough.
Which means that I've got a problem. It means that in the midst of an already relaxed vacation week, Shabat has almost no value, beyond the additional caffeine it brings into my diet.
The only solution to this problem that I can see, dear blogosphites, is a little frightening. If you think about the things I listed above that I do on Shabat, you will notice that they are mostly positive–things that I DO do. This stands in contrast to a traditional understanding of Shabat, which consists of a list of things that one DOES NOT do.
And so I am frightened to discover that to achieve the desired effect, I must limit myself on Shabat. Where does the limitation come from? Shall I refrain from cash? From light switches or e-mail? Riding in cars or carrying things? It is a most troubling problem indeed.


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NOTE: In conjunction with the release of our new book about men's discipleship ministry, No Man Left Behind, we are going to publish 12 excerpts to give you a taste of the book. This one is from the middle of Chapter 2.
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1 "U.S. Congregational Life Survey: What Are the Major Challenges That U.S. Congregations Face?" 26 October 2002, www.uscongregations.org/key.htm#congregations.


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illustrated by Cheri Polk
Hardcover, 24 pagesPublished November 16th 2013 by Hugo House Publishers
Fred has outgrown his lovely red bed. His dad wants to surprise him with a brand new big-dog bed. However, when Fred can't find his bed or his Dad, he grows worried and begins searching everywhere for them. His friends try to help him by showing him what they think of as good sleeping places - the cricket discovers a pile of leaves and the frog spies a log. Yet it is the wise old owl that helps Fred settle down and return home where his father is waiting with the surprise.
This is a cute, rhyming picture book about the big step from a baby bed to a big-kid bed. The illustrations are pleasant and the story fun. However, some of the rhymes seem a tad awkward and forced. Overall it gets the point across in a sweet way.
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Particle pinch and collisionality in gyrokinetic simulations of tokamak plasma turbulence
The generic problem of how, in a turbulent plasma, the experimentally relevant conditions of a particle flux very close to the null are achieved, despite the presence of strong heat fluxes, is addressed. Nonlinear gyrokinetic simulations of plasma turbulence in tokamaks reveal a complex dependence of the particle flux as a function of the turbulent spatial scale and of the velocity space as collisionality is increased. At experimental values of collisionality, the particle flux is found close to the null, in agreement with the experiment, due to the balance between inward and outward contributions at small and large scales, respectively. These simulations provide full theoretical support to the prediction of a peaked density profile in a future nuclear fusion reactor.
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Francis Gillot has confirmed the need to add a left back to his Lens squad.
Lens coach Francis Gillot has confirmed the need to add a left back to his squad before the end of the month.
Gillot allowed Gregory Vignal to join Kaiserslautern on loan after the former Liverpool stopper failed to impress following his summer switch.
But the Sang-et-Or club have just one left back in Marco Ramos, meaning central defender Nicolas Gillet has been forced to deputise at times.
A new left back is Lens' priority in the transfer window, with Gillot taking stock of the options available.
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deadmau5 Rips Into Avicii, Talks Real Live Performance
deadmau5 has been on a bit of a tear this past week, taking shots at artists, labels, events, and even us on Twitter with his hilarious #acromau5 acronyms.
Our intrepid social media manager #acromau5ed deadmau5 himself, and apparently he approved, cuz he immediately copy pasted it into his own tweet:
While some or most of those tweets were clever, lighthearted piss takes, he seems to reserve a special, genuine distain for Avicii.
In a recent interview with Music Times he took some shots at the soon to be retired superstar.
When asked about how live performance factors into his own artistry, and how he feels about Avicii's retirement, he was brutal.
deadmau5: "How does live music and Avicii f*cking go together again?"
Music Times: "Well, because he's retiring from live music."
dm: "Oh he's retiring. Well yeah, he is really old (laughs). I mean, he's pushing what? Twenty-five? Something like that. Like sh*t dude. Holy f*ck. That's crazy man. I can't believe, like, he worked that long. It's such a well-deserved retirement. I mean, you've gotta retire, you've gotta retire. I've considered, you know, selling the farm to Disney at one point."
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first shot for aspect, and the second shot, for shadow illunination. Use a little d-lighting/shadow recovery on the first, and it has my vote.
I agree that the composition on the first is better, but would love to see the gold of the trees from the second in it.
First. I like that tree sticking up on the right too
I've gotta go against the grain and say the second, due mainly to that centre mountain being tucked more off to the side and the one on the left being out of the picture all together.
Thanks, here is a new version this time 6:7 aspect ratio rather than 4:5 (I couldn't decide between two shots for the squarer aspect ratio versions, so just stitched them together and cropped as little as possible, hence the different aspect ratio). I think I like this better now.
Unfortunately it seems the gold in the trees was caused largely by about a 30deg. difference in camera angle, resulting in about 15deg front light on one and 15deg. backlight on the other. Backlight seems to make golder gold trees, whereas front light causes white reflections that throw everything off, even with a polarizer as was used here. You can see more of the effect in my previous fisheye pictures.
Edit: also seems to have a little less saturation, oh well same difference.
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Great shots. Too bad the moon was a few degrees lower in that last one.
Sometimes the moon just doesn't know when to be there. Nice shots. Alaska is like the Grand Canyon... pictures just can't do them justice, but we try. Very nice.
From the mountains to the beach.
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Hello, blogging world!
You might have noticed, upon closer inspection of this blog link, that things look a little different around here. Your eyes haven't fooled you. Welcome to the year 2013, 7 In the Ocean! There have been a ton of changes happening in my life: personal, financial, work-related and I thought, "Can't stop here! Must update blog!" So, here it is. It's still in process and the theme will probably be changing again soon, but for now, voila!
So, changes! What's going on? If you've been following any one of the myriad of social networks I'm currently into, you probably saw me traipsing across various tropical islands last summer and fall. It was a crazy time. I spent 4 amazing, glorious, unforgettable (I could go on) months on Midway Atoll, working as a volunteer for the US Fish & Wildlife System. There, I met 3 amazing ladies and a whole bunch of other crazy awesome people. Friendships were made, adventures were had and lots of laughter ensued. It was, to sum up: life-altering.
While on Midway, I spent a solid week or so panicking about what my future held and what the heck I was going to do after it was over. Turns out, I didn't really have to worry: ducks saved me! In October, I flew to the Big Island of Hawaii and spent the next two months working for the US Geological Survey analyzing data I helped collect while on Midway for their endangered Laysan Duck monitoring project. It was a great opportunity to see the back-end of research projects and gave me a newfound appreciation for data collection and processing. I also learned the importance of neat handwriting. Come on people, just write legibly!
One of the coolest things that happened on the Big Island, aside from living in Volcanoes National Park and seeing an active volcanic crater every day ;-), was getting to talk to 7th grade students thousands of miles away about the Laysan Duck. Thanks to the power of Skype and my awesome aunt, I was able to teach two 7th grade science classes from Pawling Central School (located in south-eastern New York State) all about the duck and the conservation efforts going on to help save the species from extinction. The experience was unreal. For them, it was a chance to see a young person in the field, doing some pretty neat research. For me, it was just totally gratifying to see middle schoolers so amped about ducks and science! I had students thanking me for waking up so early to teach them, asking me what it was like to be a marine biologist (!!!!) and even received some awesome poems and songs about the duck. Amazing.
The good stuff just kept coming. After being away for almost 6 months, I finally headed back home in mid-December. Christmas and New Years were amazing and totally flew by. Then…I was doing something that I've actually dreamed about since being on Midway. I got to talk to people about my Midway experience. And not just any people either. Four days into 2013, I was traveling down to Pawling, NY where I got to talk to the entire 7th grade class of Pawling Middle School about how I came to be interested in plastic pollution research. The very same kids I Skyped with and more! They were curious, interested and asked some really good questions. That day was the moment I realized, "This is awesome and I want to do more of it."
So…that pretty much brings us up to speed. Oh yeah, there is that whole bit about me moving to Maine and starting work at this place, for this organization, which is so incredible. To sum up: lots of changes have happened, life lessons have been learned (some good, some not so good), but all in all…8 months of crazy adds up to a pretty great time.
So, what's in store for this wonderful, fresh new year? Well, more blog posts, I promise! Maybe a Facebook page? Talking about Midway whenever possible (shameless self-promotion: I have props, scads of photos and stories. If you want to hear the stories, see the props and photos or just talk trash, let me know!). Next up in the Midway lecture series: a plastics and albatross-themed lesson for a group of Cub Scouts that I'll be giving this spring. Challenge accepted. 🙂


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"Relieving Pressure"
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Government investigators looking into the Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) rejection of the Pebble Mine project found 25 months of missing emails from the account of an employee who allegedly played a major role in derailing a crucial Alaska mine project.
The EPA inspector general (IG) found that former EPA employee Phil North was using his private email account to help Alaskan tribes opposed to the Pebble Mine project in Bristol Bay draft a letter urging the government to take unprecedented measures to kill the project.
"This action was a possible misuse of position," according to an IG report released Wednesday. "Agency employees must remain impartial in dealings with outside parties, particularly those that are considering petitioning or have petitioned the agency to take action on a matter."
Investigators also noted, "Region 10 identified 25 months of missing emails for the retired employee that overlapped with the 52-month time period of our review" which hampered the IG's ability to fully examine all of North's government emails.
But that's not all. Investigators were also unable to get a hold of North's private email account which he used to coordinate with Pebble Mine opposition. The IG reported that "despite issuing a subpoena, we were unable to obtain additional personal emails for the retired employee."
What's most startling is that the IG's subpoena failed to get North's private emails because the former EPA ecologist fled the country shortly after congressional investigators issued a subpoena for him to be deposed in 2013. He was last spotted in Australia.