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This is probably something that grill masters all over the world already know. I didn't know until Fall of my 38th year. I was in Washington visiting, and my brother invited me over for dinner. The man is a Grill Master. He made perfect baked potatoes (just the way he was taught when he worked … Continue reading
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Bacon Wrapped Chicken
"Bacon wrapped chicken breast. Two ingredients. So delicious." This quote is from our sister and favorite guest blogger, Theresa. We love that she loves to share her recipes with us! We hope you enjoy this one! Cross 6 slices of center cut, thin sliced bacon into a basket-like weave. Place a boneless, skinless, thin sliced … Continue reading
Kofta Kebabs
This kebab is a beautiful and aromatic blend of lamb, beef, herbs and spices. And, it's easy to prepare in advance, freeze and grill as needed. In fact, I recommend freezing them so that the meat sticks well to the skewer. Fair warning though – our first "test batch" of these kebabs were gobbled … Continue reading
Cheat Codes: How To Keep Bamboo Skewers From Burning On The Grill
So, we've all done it, right?!? Meat and veggies are ready to go, skewers have been soaking for hours, maybe even overnight. Then you put your nice kebabs on the grill and patiently wait for your food to turn into culinary gold, hopefully worthy of breaking the internet. Then-BAM- your sticks still burn to a crisp. And … Continue reading
Fast Food Friday – Grilled Lamb Chops With Cilantro Pesto
We like our lamb chops A LOT, but when they make $5 Friday special, we LOOOOOVVVVE them. (I can barely buy ground beef for that price.) Not only did my local Safeway have $5 Friday lamb loin chops, they also had 30% off lamb rib chops. Perfect for a Fast Food Friday. The whole dish, … Continue reading
Beer Brined and BBQ'd Thanksgiving Turkey: Lost Coast Great White Beer
Say goodbye to boring and dry thanksgiving turkey! Soaking your turkey in brine is the first step to achieving this. The second step is to cook the bird on a charcoal BBQ and add smoking chips to the coals. This year, I made a new brine recipe and included a six pack of Lost Coast … Continue reading
Pizza On The BBQ
With summer laying on the heat, sometimes dinner preparation gets chased outdoors, where the heat can escape without cranking up the air conditioning. And pizza is one dish that requires a lot of heat! So tonight it's pizza on the grill. I'm using my Neapolitan style crust, which holds up to heat well, makes a … Continue reading


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Smoking Can kill – It has the same detrimental effect on animals' lives as it has on humans.
Below there are images taken by pets owners who'd forced cigarettes into their animals' mouths and made them smoke. This is definitely considered as a type of animals cruelty and abuse.
From the terrapin who smokes half a pack each day in China to Zhora the Russian chimp who was forced to enter a rehab for addiction center, the images show what could be the saddening effects of an addiction to nicotine.
About 1 in 5 deaths in the U.S. is smoking related and cigarettes alone responsible for 90 per cent of lung cancers discovered each year.
Some 35 Million people try to quit smoking in the U.S. each year – mostly as part of a New Year's resolution!
An addicted Cat looking up to its owner with a cigarette in mouth.
Cats can be among the worst affected animals by cigarette smoke as the carcinogens substances can stick to their fur.


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Know Your Odds ... Because It Could Happen to You
It's easy to think, "Disability won't happen to me." You may consider yourself young, healthy and at the top of your game. While no one chooses disability, the facts speak to disability affecting even the most unlikely candidates.
Consider these disability statistics:
One day it's there, the next day it's not.
We often take our income for granted, even in the most secure of jobs. However, no one's income is guaranteed. If you suffered a serious illness or injury that prevented you from working, your income would stop. How would you live without a paycheck for weeks, months, or even years?
Life doesn't stop at disability. Your basic needs continue - food, clothing, shelter - even after your ability to meet the m is cut off. A long-term disability can be financially devastating when no money is coming in and expenses for medical care are rising. Your ability to earn an income is a valuable asset that can, and should, be well-protected.
Is anything protecting your income?
Your income is your most valuable asset and has the potential to be substantial over your working lifetime. But to earn it, you must be able to work.
You can't predict whether or when a disability will strike.
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When it comes to homeschooling I like to put the bulk of our time, energy and resources into the fun subjects that we do all together like science, social studies and Bible. When it comes to the 3 R's I'm pretty much a cheapskate and use simple essentials that get the job done. This means that math can sometimes get a bit boring. My solution to this has been, instead of switching to a glitzier, costlier math program, to let them take a 1 or 2 week long break from their usual math drudgery and work out of an alternative workbook or read from some fun math-based series like Life of Fred or Sir Cumference (Thank you again, Kristin C.) The same thing goes for grammar. We use Rod and Staff's "Building Christian English" series which is notoriously dull and thorough to the point of being repetitive. But it is also cheap, has a long shelf life, and effectively gets the job done. Every now and then I get the sense that the natives are restless and about to revolt if forced to read one more chapter which means it's time for a break. Lately, their grammar substitute of choice has been doing Mad Libs. These humorous fill-in-the-blank activity books were around when I was a kid and now come in every subject you can imagine. Titus just finished reading the entire 60+ book Hardy Boys series and is thus currently interested in all things forensic. Yes, there's a Mad Libs book for that and yes, I let he and Joel do nothing but that as grammar for a week.
Here's how Mad Libs work:
You've got a story with blank lines in every sentence and instructions to fill in each blank with a noun, verb, adjective etc… The reader asks the word-giver for someone's name or a place or some descriptive term and writes it in the blank. Then he reads back the story with the word-giver's answers and of course it always comes out very silly and confusing and not making any sense at all. Listening to my boys giggle over these non-sensical stories I couldn't help but think of how many things in our post-modern society resemble Mad Libs in their philosophy. When there are no absolutes pretty much anything can be used to fill-in-the-blank.
Take Christmas for example. Sometimes I wonder if the inventors of this holiday didn't use some kind of Mad Lib type format in it's development.
Let's make a holiday to celebrate Christ's birth. We don't know exactly what day he was born on so let's choose (random date) . For his birthday we will always depict him as being (random infantile age) and not as the Exalted King of Glory and Eternal Judge that he is. We will also make (random store) rich by buying presents for (names of everyone you know) even though it's not their Birthday. We will deck our homes, businesses, and public places out with (names of plants, animals, mythical characters, and particular weather patterns common to the Northern latitudes and not at all relevant to Christ's actual place of birth) . We will feast on (random foods no one from Bethlehem ever tasted) and participate in parties, programs, and parades no Nazarite ever knew. All in all, this celebration will be as far removed from the Judean culture as the North Pole is from (random middle-eastern location) . Everyone from (random country) to (random country) will join in celebrating the birth of someone they either ignore, don't believe in or downright hate the other 364 days of the year. We will call this celebration of his birth a Christ-Mass, which is actually a commemoration of his death, unless we're a public figure in which case we will refer to the holiday as (some other secular seasonal greeting) .
Before you get up-in-arms and start shouting "Scrooge!" at me, I'm not attacking Christmas nor anyone's particular methods of celebrating it. I'm just suggesting that as referenced in Joshua 4, when our children ask in times to come, "What do these [traditions] mean?" we better have something more substantive than the typical post-modern Mad-Lib-fill-in-the-blank response to answer them with. Especially when it comes to the worship of our King.


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IT Carlow 4-16
University of Limerick 0-23
IT Carlow will face UCC in the Fitzgibbon Cup semi-final after their surprise win over UL this afternoon.
DJ Carey's IT Carlow had fallen at the quarter-final hurdle in 2015 and '16 but delivered a composed performance to claim the scalp of last year's finalists on their home patch.
The visitors to Limerick roared into proceedings and had three goals on the board within 10 minutes. Martin Kavanagh, Mark Russell and Jack Fagan raised a green flag apiece as the underdogs surged 3-2 to 0-5 clear.
That gap stretched out eight points come the 17th minute as Charles Dwyer, Fagan and a Stephen Maher '65 pushed IT Carlow into a 3-5 to 0-6 lead.
UL steadied themselves thereafter and a couple of John McGrath frees, added to fine scores from Tony Kelly and David Fitzgerald, left the interval scoreline reading 3-7 to 0-12.
IT Carlow kept their noses in front until four on the bounce between the 44th and 48th minute edged Brian Lohan's UL in front, 0-20 to 3-10. Stephen Maher and Kavanagh regained the initiative for IT Carlow and their progression to the semi-final was guaranteed when Chris Bolger bagged their fourth goal in the final minute of regulation time.
They play UCC on Friday week in Dangan, Galway.
Scorers for IT Carlow: S Maher (0-6, 0-5 frees, 0-1 '65); J Fagan, M Kavanagh (1-2 each); M Russell, C Bolger (1-1 each); C Dwyer (0-2); J Doyle, C Dunford (0-1 each).
Scorers for UL: J McGrath (0-8, 0-6 frees, 0-1 '65); T Kelly (0-4); D Fitzgerald (0-3); A McGuane, D Gleeson, G Hegarty (0-2 each); J Forde (0-1 free), M Mullins (0-1 each).
IT Carlow: E Rowland (Laois); D Palmer (Laois), K Hannafin (Kerry), R Brown (Wexford); J Doyle (Carlow), D Healy (Meath), D O'Hanlon (Tipperary); K Kelly (Kilkenny), C Dunford (Waterford); C Dwyer (Laois), S Maher (Laois), M Kavanagh (Carlow); C Bolger (Kilkenny), M Russell (Tipperary), J Fagan (Waterford).
Subs: T Nolan (Tipperary) for Kelly (50 mins).
UL: P Maher (Tipperary); M Casey (Limerick), B Troy (Kilkenny), L O'Connor (Clare); B Heffernan (Tipperary), J Forde (Tipperary), D Fitzgerald (Clare); A McGuane (Clare), K Hehir (Clare); T Morrissey (Limerick), T Kelly (Clare), G Hegarty (Limerick); D Gleeson (Tipperary), M Mullins (Galway), J McGrath (Tipperary).
Subs: B Duggan (Clare) for Troy (HT); B Nash (Limerick) for Gleeson (56).
Referee: D Kirwan (Cork).
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From the machinery and components through to solvent recovery, learn how CO2 extraction is made possible!
Part 1 - get familiar with the systems and equipment involved, from pump technology to phase management.
Carbon dioxide (CO2) makes an excellent extraction solvent for botanical oils. CO2 is a unique solvent as it retains its solvency power as either a (subcritical) liquid or as a supercritical fluid depending on the respective temperature and pressure. By changing the pressure and temperature of CO2, its solubility and selectivity for a specific compound of interest can be changed to optimize an extraction.
This three-part series will provide a guided tour through the process of extraction using CO2 as the extraction solvent. Various aspects of the extraction system will be covered ranging from the machinery and components, the different parameters that can be used, to the interwoven principles of extraction (see Figure 1 for an overview). The first part will provide a mechanical focus on the early stages of the process, particularly on storage of the solvent and the distribution of the solvent via a dual acting positive displacement pump. Part two will examine what occurs during the extraction process in the extraction chamber, solvent power and the associated solubility. Finally, part three will cover the separation of the solutes from the solvent stream and solvent recovery.
The extraction process begins with the CO2 accumulator. This is the reservoir that supplies the system with solvent during operation. CO2 can be stored here as either a low-pressure gas, a high-pressure gas or a liquid.
The pump is the next stage of the process. The job of the pump is to deliver CO2 to the system at a selected pressure. The two most common pumps that are used in the extraction industry today are dual acting positive displacement pumps and diaphragm pumps.
Dual acting positive displacement pumps have the ability to deliver an uninterrupted flow of solvent into the extraction system. In turn, the pump's hydraulic cylinder applies force to two oppositely directed pistons. Liquid enters the available space ahead of one piston, as force is applied to the other to deliver a volume of the solvent. At the completion of this stroke, force is then applied to the opposite piston, now primed with a volume of solvent ready for delivery to the next section of the machine. Hence, dual acting positive displacement pumps eliminate the interruption in solvent output (by eliminating the down stroke). Figure 2 shows the recharge and output operation of the dual acting positive displacement pump. Due to their efficiency and continuous solvent delivery, and the fact that their design is very robust, they are the favored option for use in extraction equipment.
Briefly, solvent only enters diaphragm pumps on their down stroke and is then delivered on their output stroke (Figure 3). Despite numerous variations on their designs, solvent delivery results from these pulses; thus, the system will experience an interruption in the flow of solvent at each down stroke as the pump is primed with a new volume of solvent for delivery. Furthermore, diaphragm pumps generally have smaller displacements (being that the pump strokes provide a lesser fluctuation in internal volume) and operate at higher frequencies (more cycles for the life of the operation) which results in increased wear and system pulsation. This style of pump is also known to be less robust, making it less reliable, which leads to potential increased downtime for maintenance and component failure.
Regardless of what pump is chosen, as the CO2 reaches the pump, it must either be as high-pressure gas or in a liquid state. As previously mentioned, only liquid and supercritical phases of CO2 have adequate solvent power to be used in extraction. It is important to note that if a high-pressure gas is delivered to the chamber, enough additional pressure must be built up within to produce a liquid or supercritical fluid. If the solvent is pumped as a liquid, no change of phase is required. However, an operator may wish to adjust the fluid temperature which would include potential selection of the supercritical phase, before the solvent reaches the extraction chamber.
Importantly, the phase of the solvent as it is acted upon by a system's solvent-delivery pump can affect the extraction machinery's mechanical efficiency. Liquids are effectively non-compressible, meaning the force applied by the pump is used to efficiently deliver solvent to the system. Conversely, more work is required when applied to a volume of gas and this will be given off as thermal energy as the gas is compressed. This means, that when acting on a volume of gas, an amount of the output stroke's energy is then converted to heat.
Delivering the solvent as a liquid incorporates further efficiency as the density (being the number of particles per unit volume) of gases, even under high pressure, is much lower than that of liquids. This means that two identical pumps, one primed with a volume of gaseous CO2, the other with an identical volume of liquid CO2, do not contain the same amount of solvent. The pump filled with the liquid CO2 contains more solvent molecules than the pump filled with gaseous CO2. This results in fewer pump strokes that are required to deliver a given amount of solvent when it is pumped as a liquid.
Phase management is an optional stage during the extraction process. Temperature adjustments including those where a phase change is induced, can be made using a phase management system. To adjust the solvent temperature, the flow is directed through one or more coiled or folded solvent flow paths within heat-exchange bath(s) or vessel(s). These flow paths are designed to maximize the surface area and can be used to either increase or decrease solvent temperatures through the flow path piping.
From here CO2, either as a subcritical liquid or supercritical fluid, goes into the extraction chamber where the extraction process takes place, before following on to the separation stages. These stages will be covered in the ensuing two parts of this guided tour of a CO2 extraction system.
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Have You Tried Diet?
You mention to someone that your child has ADHD and you have probably heard these 5 words, Have you tried the diet? When it comes to ADHD there are so many misconceptions that has been caused by giving our children lollies and red drinks but we know that this isn't the case at all. Although…Read More
ADHD Awareness Month
October is ADHD Awareness Month! October is about talking to people, educating people and creating as much awareness as possible about ADHD. Over the past few years of working in the ADHD space, there seems to be so much more happening to create awareness about ADHD each year. This is fantastic! The more options available…Read More
To The Non-Believers Of ADHD
Hi there, so you don't believe ADHD exists right? Well I am here to tell you otherwise. With ADHD awareness month fast approaching in October and as a parent and ADHD coach who works with adults and children with ADHD every day I am here to inform you that ADHD very much exists! Attention Deficit…Read More
How to Live with Anger & ADHD
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder or ADHD is commonly perceived to imply an angry or naughty child but in fact as most of us know it is not only far from this, but it also may not really be a problem. ADHD and anger may show in very different forms than just a child or person…Read More
Do You Want to Know About the ADHD Conference?
Do you want more information about ADHD in Australia? I know that Australia doesn't currently have much about ADHD itself and the support can be lacking, but I can safely say we are getting there slowly. I can vouch for that as I am a member of an ADHD Advocacy Group and we are making…Read More
Getting past the judgement
Having a child with ADHD brings about many rewards and challenges for us as parents. One of those challenges doesn't necessarily affect your child it affects us, is judgement. Unfortunately, sometimes it is other parents that do the judging. Wow, aren't they wonderful people? Clearly, they know exactly how you live your life and what…Read More
How to Have a Harmonious House with ADHD
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Strategies to help with ADHD that are not medication.
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Self-care! This seems to be the buzz word at the moment, but what does it really mean. When it comes to having a child with ADHD, self-care commonly becomes a term where we are asking what it truly means and then asking when we have time to actually do it. Self-care in a nutshell is…Read More


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Price: $12.50
Publisher: Milton Bradley Company: 1925
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282 pp; Very minor soiling and shelf wear on boards and spine, title on spine is a little rubbed. Previous owner's name on front pastedown, some light soiling on fore edges and front endpage. Binding has a weak spot in the middle but is not cracked, binding is tight overall. An attractive copy. View more info


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I am very impressed with the Badlands Superday Pack. After using this pack for about half of the season, I was super stoked to put my backpack back on and get out into the woods. This pack is an awesome hunting backpack, and it has a great design that allows it to be completely comfortable while also providing plenty of space for all of my most important gear.
The Superday is one of the best all-round packs Badlands makes, period. From its state of the art suspension to its unmatched performance nothing even comes close. Perfect for the hunter who wants it all.
I try to take good care of my gear, but of course when you are out in the wild, my hunting pack gets thrown and roughed around. The pack is made from a really durable KXO material, which is super waterproof as well. This has been great for me, because I often hunt in the snow and I definitely need a weatherproof and waterproof hunting backpack.
I hunt with both a rifle and a bow, and I like that this hunting pack allows me to do both with ease. When I attach my bow, it is very secure and comfortable, yet I can easily access it when I need it. All the same goes for my rifle. If I am going to use a pack to hold my weapons, I really need to know that everything is going to be secure, and I always feel like it is with this Badlands Superday Pack.
This pack has really been a great fit for me, and I have tried many others over the years. But when I started using this hunting backpack, it just made everything easier and more convenient. Plus, the thing is super comfortable. I would never bother toting around something that was uncomfortable, but this pack really seems to fit me perfectly.
I really like using this pack and I would definitely recommend it to other people who want something lightweight (3.5lbs) and super durable.


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you made a very nice wall, i like the bg, the brigdge and i like the painting effect.Only 1 thing: you made the falling leefs transparent.i think if you do that that it will look kinda fake.but for the rest you made a great wallie.
keep up the good job, and im looking forward to your next submissions.
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Among the big news in the world of Big Data is the impending release of Hadoop 2, a major refactoring of the popular Big Data processing tool. This release is notable not because it offers plenty of new bells and whistles, but rather because the Hadoop team has cleaned up many of the limitations and inconsistencies in the original Hadoop code.
At the core of the new release is YARN, a new cluster resource management tool that supports and displaces MapReduce: it supports MapReduce as a data processing engine while offloading the cluster resource management. Hadoop 2 is also even more scalable than the previous version, and supports multitenancy – a feature that makes it better suited to run enterprise data warehouses.
And therein lies the irony. Hadoop 2 promises to become the engine that supports data warehouses in enterprises around the world, a better mousetrap for catching traditional, familiar mice. In other words, the better Hadoop gets, the less of a Big Data tool it becomes.
Remember that Big Data are data sets that traditional tools are unable to adequately deal with, necessitating cutting edge technology that takes unconventional approaches. Hadoop version 1 clearly qualified. But now that Hadoop 2 is positioned to dominate the staid, traditional enterprise data warehouse market, it will pass the Big Data moniker to newer, less mature technologies that are emerging to deal with challenges that traditional tools – like Hadoop – are poorly suited to tackle.
Oh, the irony!
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GA deeply concerned with security implications of climate change
Major UN organs are encouraged to intensify efforts to address the challenge
4 June 2009
Deeply concerned about the possible security implications of climate change, the United Nations General Assembly, on 3 June 2009, has invited the major organs of the United Nations, including the Security Council, to intensify their efforts to address the challenge, as appropriate and within their respective mandates.
Unanimously adopting a draft resolution on follow-up to the outcome of the Millennium Summit and titled ?Climate change and its possible security implications? (document A/63/L.8/Rev.1), the Assembly also requested the Secretary-General to submit to its next session a comprehensive report on those implications, based on the views of Member States and regional and international organisations.
Following the Assembly?s adoption of the resolution, the representatives of many small island developing States took the floor to underscore the dire nature of the threats that climate change posed to their nations, including the Marshall Islands, Palau, Tuvalu, Solomon Islands, Fiji, Samoa and the Maldives.
It was raised that all United Nations organs, most particularly the Security Council, must act urgently. Under Chapter VI of the Charter, the Council may investigate any dispute or situation that might lead to international friction or give rise to a dispute. Reducing greenhouse gas emissions must be the focus, and the goal must be effective, enforceable action to that end.
Palau?s representative said: ?We do not carelessly call climate change a security threat. When we are told by scientists to prepare for humanitarian crisis, including exodus, in our lifetimes, how can it be different from preparing for a threat like war??
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On Christmas Eve in 2007, Rabbi Robert Barr delivered the Christmas Eve sermon at First Unitarian Church of Cincinnati. The sermon is below.
Before tonight, the closest I ever came to a Christmas Eve service was driving by a church on my way to a Chinese dinner and a movie. For many Jews, that is our Christmas Eve ritual. It is thus with a great sense of honor and privilege that I stand at this historic pulpit.
When Reverend Dittmar first asked me to preach the Christmas Eve Sermon at First Church, I thought she was pulling my leg. Actually, over the years, I have told her all about my pent up Christmas Eve sermons. I don't know if it's just an occupational hazard, but every time I think about a holiday, Jewish or non-Jewish, I begin to craft a sermon in my head.
Maybe it all started when I first saw Cary Grant in the Christmas movie The Bishop's Wife. Grant played an angel who came to earth to help a harassed bishop, played by David Niven, who was trying to raise money to build a new cathedral. In the final act before the angel disappeared and was removed from everyone's memory, he rewrote the bishop's Christmas Eve Sermon. I still remember the bishop as he read the sermon realizing that it wasn't the one he wrote, but not knowing where it came from. I suppose it was at that moment that I wanted to become a ghost writer for a Christmas Eve sermon.
But tonight, I'm not ghost writing or haranguing my non-Jewish colleagues with the sermon I would give. I'm giving it! As I considered Reverend Dittmar's invitation, I realized that there would be detractors, those who claim that issuing an invitation to a rabbi to preach on Christmas Eve was wrong, and there would surely be Jews who would speak ill of what I'm doing right now. But your minister took a bold step to bridge the gap that so often divides people. Although we frequently speak of this season as one of goodwill among people, regrettably this can be a season that in fact highlights divisions.
Too often today religious differences have become more important than our similarities. There are those who claim that only their particular religious perspective is true, and thus all others are false. Those who identify with no religion are often accused of being the source of disharmony and problems in our nation. People of good will and strong morals are not determined by the label that they apply to themselves but rather the actions that they take. We may celebrate different holidays, we may include different stories in our people's histories, but we are bound together by our common understanding that the human mind and heart, while fallible, ultimately determine the future, ultimately decide our fate upon this earth.
I am here in hope of bridging any divide that might separate us. I believe that we must see the world from each other's perspectives. We don't have the luxury within a world which grows smaller each day to imagine ourselves as islands. To see the world from a different perspective is not easy, yet when we move beyond our self-imposed limits, the safe boundaries that we have created for ourselves, we can begin to build upon our differences to make a healthier and more just society.
So what can a rabbi say on Christmas Eve? That is the question that members of Congregation Beth Adam asked when they heard I was going to be here. It is a question I have wrestled with since Reverend Dittmar issued me her invitation. Since that day, I've considered the Christmas story and what it can say to me, to see what lessons I might draw from it that is respectful of its origins and to my experience.
Looking to see what brings us together, I find in the stories that serve as the foundation of Hanukkah and Christmas a core similarity that speaks to me from across the generations. Before we explore the similarity, however, it is important that I speak about how I approach Biblical texts, whether a story is founded in the Hebrew Bible or in the New Testament. As a rabbi trained in the methods of modern biblical scholarship, I read the stories of the ancients not as a single historical narrative that describe events as they actually happened, but rather as texts written by human authors who were wrestling with the issues of their day.
These ancient documents are composite works that interweave history, legend, law, myth, political struggles, allegory, ancient rules to live by, even religious conflict. Accepting that the ancient texts are human and not divine allows us to understand the age, the context, and the people who composed them. Looking at the text in this way also frees us from having to justify or be bound by the ancients' misjudgments.
I know from teaching with Reverend Dittmar that a scholarly approach to texts is one that is celebrated at First Unitarian Church. You also see the stories of the ancients as great tales that taught important lessons, even when the events described are often more fiction than fact.
When we encounter these tales in this way, we read the stories to see what insights we may gain, knowing that religious stories continue to be created in each and every generation. No age has a hold on all truth or all wisdom – ethical or moral. No one generation knows the secrets of the universe. We know that we too will someday be ancestors, that generations after us will look to our words and actions. They may see at times our greatness but also where we have fallen short. History is a dance between one generation and the next, never fixed for all time, ever changing, growing, evolving into something better than what had existed before.
Tonight is Christmas Eve. Although Hanukkah this year has been over for many nights now, looking at the Hanukkah story starts us on our journey.
We start with the story of oil, a vessel of oil that was to last one day but lasted eight. Let me say clearly that this is a myth, a complete fantasy so obviously created by the rabbis of a later generation that we can date when the story came into existence. The rabbis propagated this tale for a reason. The story of Hanukkah had already been written down in the Book of Maccabees, but the rabbis weren't satisfied. That story didn't meet with their approval or their needs. So the rabbis turned a very human event, a story about a military victory, into something it wasn't — a tale about a miracle.
By doing so, they tried to eliminate a value that is essential to the Jewish experience, a value that has continued to raise itself up throughout Jewish history, that the future rests upon us. The future is dependent upon the actions of people based on our sense of right and wrong, our willingness to act, to stand up against injustice, to comfort the sick, and to clothe the naked. The world is transformed through human action.
Thus when the great rabbi Hillel was asked to encapsulate the essence of Judaism while standing on one foot, he didn't speak of belief, nor of what will happen when we die. He simply said, "What is hateful to you, do not do to your neighbor. All the rest is commentary."
When I consider the story of the birth of Jesus and know that there have been thousands of different interpretations over the generations (and that a rabbi speaking about this powerful tale on Christmas Eve treads on sacred ground), I read the story as a message about being human and the power that lies within us to transform the world.
As those who read the ancient texts as metaphor, it is incumbent upon us to ask what may seem to some a heretical question but seems to me the obvious one. Why did those authoring the story decide to describe Jesus and all he was to represent in human terms? The authors could have described the messiah as an angel or some other celestial being not yet known to humankind. The messiah, like the God of the Bible, may have never been seen, but only revealed through word or sign. The authors of this story made a decision to cast the messiah as human. Theirs was a conscious act – deliberate, determined. I draw from this a powerful message, one often ignored and overshadowed by the discussion of the divinity of Jesus. The message which I draw is that the future of humans lies not in the hands of the gods but rather in the hands of people.
The authors of this tale further created a powerful and disturbing image with contrasts that are sharp and clear. The story begins with a pregnant woman and her caring husband looking for a place for her to give birth, but there is no room, no place for this outcast family. This is a strong image. We can all imagine what it would be like to need a place to rest, to lie down, exhausted, and yet to find all the doors that we knock upon are closed to us.
Surely, the authors of this myth, this tale passed from old, could have spoken of their finding a glorious spot for the child to have been born, a place rich in beauty and comfort. If a miracle in the sky could signal the birth of this child, than certainly a miracle could have occurred so that this outcast family could have given birth to this child in a more appropriate place than a manger.
Thus we must ask: Why the manger? Why a place for animals, an unworthy place for any person to be born, rich or poor, leader or follower? To me it suggests that the authors of that tale understood, as we do today, that there exists in society a divide between those who have and those who have not. In every age there are those more fortunate and those less so, those who live on the edge of despair, those who do not know where their next meal is coming from, those who are not even certain that they will have a roof over their heads when the winds of winter blow, a place to reside even when they are to give birth.
And then, to capture all the hopes and dreams and the possibilities for the future, they chose not a god or titan or angel, but they picked the image of the infant, the most vulnerable person in our society, totally dependent, helpless, who looks to adults for food and safety. With any baby, there are unknown possibilities, unknown recognized potential, unimagined greatness. When we see an infant for the first time, no one can predict the child's future. While we may know that children born to poverty and hardship have a difficult life ahead, we hope that perhaps they can break the cycle. The newborn, the infant, represents the hopes, the dreams, the potential that exists within one human life, to transform all that he or she encounters.
It strikes me that both Hanukkah and Christmas declare in the bleakness of winter that hope is found not in the farthest reaches of heaven, but rather in the compassion of the human heart, the durability of the human spirit, and the wisdom and insights of the human mind. The hope for the future lies within people, young or old, who may celebrate one holiday or another, born in luxury or on the edge of poverty. The message passed from generations, but often ignored because it places great responsibility upon each of us, is that the hope for the future lies within the community of people.
To emphasize this message, the lighting of fires, be it candles for Hanukkah or the lights of Christmas, has become our symbol. Our ancestors who pre-date any of the religious traditions of which we speak tonight used their minds to tame fire and raise us up from the status of other animals. With fire as our tool we warmed ourselves, cooked our food, and brought light to the darkness. Fire is not only a tool, but a symbol of our human ability to reason, to think, to transform the world around us to meet our needs.
And so we live within a delicate balance. We hold in our hands fire with its awesome power to destroy and to wreak havoc. But with this fire, we also have our ability to tame destructive forces and use them to improve the world in which we live, not only for us, but for people everywhere.
At this time of year we are called to live up to our human potential to transform a world wrapped in darkness to one made better by the light. Let us and all who value justice and peace accept the responsibility that rests upon us. The hope of the future lies in our hands and in the hands of those who recognize that by working together, celebrating our similarities rather than arguing about our differences, we, like our ancestors can bring light where there has been only darkness.
As we pass the flame of the candle to one another, may we be keenly aware that we pass among us more than fire. We pass among us our symbol of hope. Through the fire of passion for justice and equality that burns in our hearts and souls, we can dispel the darkness of ignorance, the shadow of despair, the gloom of poverty, the night of violence.
The flame that we pass reminds us that in a place where there is no humanity, we can strive to be human. On this night when we gather together as a community and as friends, let us renew our commitment to push back the darkness so that the light of hope and reason shine ever brighter.
And let me wish each of you a very Merry Christmas.


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The San Diego-based shipbuilder General Dynamics NASSCO on Saturday christened the Bay State, the fourth LNG-ready ECO class tanker for American Petroleum Tankers, a Kinder Morgan unit.
The Bay State, is the fourth of a five-tanker contract between NASSCO and APT, which calls for the design and construction of five 50,000 deadweight ton, LNG-conversion-ready product carriers with a 330,000 barrel cargo capacity, the company said in a statement.
The first three ships of the ECO Class program for APT, the Lone Star State, the Magnolia State, and the Garden State, have already been delivered and are in service.
The fifth and final ship under the contract with APT is scheduled to be delivered in 2017.
The ships were designed by DSEC, a subsidiary of Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering (DSME) of Busan, South Korea.
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Tressel, Burton staying on defensive staff at Michigan State
EAST LANSING, Mich. (AP) Mike Tressel and Ron Burton are remaining on the defensive staff for Michigan State's football team.
The team announced via its Twitter account Saturday that the two assistants would be back. A team spokesman said Burton will coach the defensive line, and Tressel's role is to be determined.
The Spartans hired Mel Tucker as their new coach earlier in the week after Mark Dantonio's retirement. Tressel was the defensive coordinator this past season under Dantonio and was also a linebackers coach. Burton coached defensive tackles.
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The ADAM Questionnaire you complete helps identify the degree and severity of Low-T symptoms.
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Negative mood
Low-T can often wreak havoc on a man's mood. If you've been feeling increased anxiety, depression, or negativity, it's time to start paying attention to your testosterone levels. Besides, the negative emotions you've been experiencing can also suppress your body's ability to produce testosterone, which exacerbates the issue.
Decreased libido
A tanked libido is one of the most common symptoms of Low-T. A lack of sexual desire can lead to other issues in the bedroom, including difficulty achieving and maintaining an erection.
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Testosterone helps your body create and maintain muscle mass. When there's a deficiency, your body will start breaking down muscle tissue. You may even begin noticing that you aren't seeing the results that you want at the gym.
Weight gain
An increase in fat, especially around the abdomen and stomach, often goes hand-in-hand with losing muscle mass. This visceral fat will also form around your organs, which increases your risk for diabetes and heart disease.
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Men who suffer from Low-T may often find themselves having difficulty recalling information. Testosterone affects many areas of the brain, particularly the parts that are vital in memory. When your levels are low, your brain is more than likely not functioning at its best.
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Healthy levels of testosterone work hard to keep the blood vessels to your heart open, allowing the blood to flow freely throughout your body. When your testosterone levels are not optimized, it can threaten your heart's health and increase your risk of heart disease.
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Once we have achieved an optimal hormonal balance of your testosterone and other related hormones, you will have an increased vitality in your life. Here are some of the benefits you can expect to experience:
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Your vitality and quality of life will soon improve after receiving Low-T treatment. You will notice several positive benefits, including an increase to your sex drive. As your micro-vascular functions improve, you will also begin achieving enhanced erections and arousal responses.
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As your testosterone levels become optimized, your body will regain the ability to create and maintain muscle mass. In turn, you will find that your body fat will also decrease, especially if you pair your testosterone replacement therapy with strength training such as weight lifting.
Elevated mood
An overall negative mood and poor mental health can often be attributed in part to Low-T. When you receive testosterone replacement therapy, you should begin seeing an improvement to your mood and a reduction in anxiety and depression.
Improved energy levels
Testosterone increases your red blood cell count, which helps carry oxygen efficiently throughout your body and gives you more energy. Expect to see an increase in your energy levels after your Low-T is successfully addressed and treated.
Better sleep
Optimized levels of testosterone can also help you get quality shut-eye. If you have Low-T, your quality of sleep decreases as you experience more sleep disturbances. As your testosterone levels rise after treatment, you should see your sleeping patterns improve as well.
How to Treat Low-T/Andropause
For most patients, Low-T treatment includes injections or bio-identical hormone pellets, which are inserted beneath the skin and are slowly absorbed over 4 to 6 months. This method of delivery maintains a steady balance rather than the upward/downward swings associated with weekly injections or transdermal applications.
Within a very short period of time, you will experience noticeable improvements in your well-being as your testosterone levels are optimized. Lab studies, available at our office, are repeated after 12 to 14 weeks and follow-up at The Edge For Men at 16 weeks for consultation and injection or pellet insertion.
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Testosterone Injections Vs Pellet Therapy
- Usually done weekly
- Inject testosterone into a muscle
- Testosterone levels rise rapidly, hit a peak, then drop
- Injections don't allow for a nice, continuous testosterone level
Pellet Therapy
- Testosterone is inserted beneath the skin
- Slowly releases over a 4-6 month period
- Maintains a steady testosterone level
- Avoids peaks and troughs inherent with injections
- Sustained energy, libido, strength
Testosterone Replacement Therapy
- Measure testosterone levels
- Calculate an appropriate replacement dosage
- Testosterone is placed beneath the skin in the form of a small pellet
- Correct testosterone levels lowers risk for cardiovascular disease
Testosterone Pills
- Available over the counter
- Don't actually contain testosterone, but are supplements
- Not regulated by the FDA
- No scientific studies to back up their effectiveness
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Another valued customer of the store, Brad D. on a recent trip to the lower Keys with two of his fishing buddies had a great time pursuing the Key West Slam on fly. To qualify for a Key West Slam on fly an angler has to catch and release a Tarpon, a Bonefish and a Permit all in one day using a fly rod. Although Brad and his buddies didn't achieve that goal, they came close and had a great time in the effort. Here is Brad's story.
The lower Keys offers a tremendous opportunity for great fly fishing action year 'round but it's especially good during the early summer through late fall. Often overlooked for the more heavily promoted areas like Key West and Islamorada, the lower keys from Marathon down though Sugarloaf Key offer the best opportunity for a Slam. The heart of that area centered around the gulf side flats north of Big Pine Key has it all. From April through October the area offers plenty of tarpon, bones and permit for a fly fisherman to pursue. In my guiding career, I spent many many days putting my clients on shot after shot of all three. Granted it's hot and there is the almost constant threat of storms be they local or of the more threatening tropical variety, the majority of the time it's ideal conditions for fly fishing. Light winds, calm seas and good tides are the hallmarks of the summer season.
It's a big area and it's a hard area to fish without good local knowlege so if you're interested in giving it a shot, give us a call at the store (904-997-2220) and we can give you the names of some of the guides that work the area year 'round that I know can show you just how great the fishing can be.


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Medicare Part B (medical insurance) is part of Original Medicare and covers services and supplies that are medically necessary to treat your health condition. This can include outpatient care, preventive services, ambulance services, and durable medical equipment. It also covers part-time or intermittent home health and rehabilitative services, such as physical therapy, if they are ordered by a doctor to treat your condition.
Some of the preventive services Medicare Part B covers include a one-time "Welcome to Medicare" physical exam, flu and hepatitis B shots, cardiovascular screenings, cancer screenings, diabetes screenings, and more. For a full list of preventive services covered under Medicare Part B, refer to the Medicare handbook, "Medicare and You."
If you are in a Medicare Advantage plan, you would get both your Medicare Part A and Part B coverage through a private health insurance company contracted with Medicare. By law, Medicare Advantage plans must offer at least the same level of coverage as Original Medicare, and some plans include additional coverage not included in Original Medicare such as routine dental and/or vision, hearing, and even prescription drug coverage.
Anyone who is eligible for premium-free Medicare Part A is eligible for Medicare Part B by enrolling and paying a monthly premium. If you are not eligible for premium-free Medicare Part A, you can qualify for Medicare Part B by meeting the following requirements:
You may also qualify for automatic Medicare Part B enrollment through disability. If you are under 65 and receiving Social Security or Railroad Retirement Board (RRB) disability benefits, you will automatically be enrolled in Medicare Part A and Part B after 24 months of disability benefits. You may also be eligible for Medicare Part B enrollment before 65 if you have end-stage renal disease (ESRD) or amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (also known as ALS, or Lou Gehrig's disease).
Unless you are receiving retirement benefits before age 65 or qualify for Medicare through disability, you will need to sign up for Medicare Part B during your Initial Enrollment Period (IEP). This is the seven-month enrollment period that begins three months before you turn 65, includes the month you turn 65, and ends three months later. Your Medicare coverage start date will depend on which month you signed up during initial enrollment. If you have health coverage through an employer health plan, you may choose to delay enrollment, since Medicare Part B comes with a monthly premium.
If you do not enroll during your initial enrollment period and do not qualify for a special enrollment period, you can also sign up during the annual General Enrollment Period, which runs from January 1 to March 30. You may have to pay a late enrollment penalty for not signing up when you were first eligible.
You can apply for Medicare through Social Security, either in person at a local Social Security office, through the Social Security website, or by calling 1-800-772-1213 (TTY users 1-800-325-0778) from 7AM to 7PM, Monday through Friday.
Keep in mind that once you are both 65 years or older and have Medicare Part B, your six-month Medigap Open Enrollment Period begins. This is the best time to purchase a Medicare Supplement insurance plan because during open enrollment, you have a "guaranteed-issue right" to buy any Medigap plan without medical underwriting or paying a higher premium due to a pre-existing condition. Once you are enrolled in Medicare Part B, be careful not to miss this one-time initial guaranteed-issue enrollment period for Medigap.
Some people may get Medicare Part A "premium-free," but most people have to pay a monthly premium for Medicare Part B. Because Medicare Part B comes with a monthly premium, some people may choose not to sign up during their initial enrollment period if they are currently covered under an employer group plan (either their own or through their spouse's employer).
If you are still working, you should check with your health benefits administrator to see how your insurance would work with Medicare. If you delay enrollment in Medicare Part B because you already have current employer health coverage, you can sign up later during a Special Enrollment Period without paying a late penalty. You can enroll in Medicare Part B at any time that you are still covered by a group plan based on current employment. After your employer health coverage ends or your employment ends (whichever comes first), you have an eight-month special enrollment period to sign up for Part B without a late penalty.
Keep in mind that retiree coverage and COBRA are not considered health coverage based on current employment and would not qualify you for a special enrollment period. If you have COBRA after your employer coverage ends, you should not wait until your COBRA coverage ends to sign up for Medicare Part B. Your eight-month Part B special enrollment period begins immediately after your current employment or group plan ends (whichever comes first). This is regardless of whether you get COBRA.
Medicare Part B premiums may change from year to year, and the amount can vary depending on your situation. For many people, the premium is automatically deducted from their Social Security benefits.
If you were enrolled in Medicare Part B before 2017 and receiving Social Security benefits, your monthly premium will typically be lower than the standard premium described below. On average, beneficiaries enrolled before 2017 pay about $109. Your monthly premium is generally $134 in 2017 if any of the following applies to you:
See below for more details about the Medicare Part B premium.
If you are receiving Social Security, Railroad Retirement Board, or federal retirement benefits, your Part B premium will be deducted directly from your monthly benefit. If not, you will be sent a bill every three months.
The chart below shows the Medicare Part B monthly premium amounts, based on income. These amounts may change each year. A late enrollment penalty may be applicable if you did not sign up for Medicare Part B when you were first eligible. Your monthly premium may be 10% higher for each 12-month period that you were eligible, but didn't enroll in Part B.
|Medicare Part B monthly premium in 2017
|Source: "Part B Costs," Medicare.gov
|You pay
|If your yearly income is
|If you filed an individual tax return
|If you filed a joint tax return
|$134 (amount will be lower if you enrolled in Part B before 2017)
|$85,000 or less
|$170,000 or less
|$85,001 – $107,000
|$170,001 – $214,000
|$107,001 – $160,000
|$214,001 – $320,000
|$160,001 – $214,000
|$320,001 – $428,000
|Above $214,000
|Above $428,000
|You pay
|If you are married but you file a separate tax return from your spouse and your yearly income is
|$134 (amount will be lower if you enrolled in Part B before 2017)
|$85,000 or less
|Above $129,000
The annual deductible for Medicare Part B is $183 in 2017. You will also be responsible for a 20% coinsurance. If your doctor or health care provider accepts assignment for a covered service, you would pay the Part B deductible along with 20% of the Medicare-approved amount for services rendered. Accepting assignment means that your doctor will not charge you more than the Medicare-approved amount for the covered service. You would still be responsible for cost-sharing.
This website and its contents are for informational purposes only. Nothing on the website should ever be used as a substitute for professional medical advice. You should always consult with your medical provider regarding diagnosis or treatment for a health condition, including decisions about the correct medication for your condition, as well as prior to undertaking any specific exercise or dietary routine.
The purpose of this communication is the solicitation of insurance. Contact will be made by an insurance agent/producer or insurance company. Medicare Supplement insurance plans are not connected with or endorsed by the U.S. government or the federal Medicare program.


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Spring Break is right around the corner and lifestyle expert, Jamie Borgman has tips to help us pack!
Smart finds for spring break travel
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Updated: 2017-03-09 14:30:17-05
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This hotel is quietly located beside the sea at the heart of the tourist centre of Cala d'Or. The sea and nearest beach are approximately 350 m away. Renovated in 2004, this elegant hotel is surrounded by gardens full of native flowers and comprises a total of 31 apartments over two floors. The accommodation units come with an en-suite bathroom and a kitchenette. The hotel houses an air-conditioned, family-friendly à la carte restaurant which offers highchairs for infants. Those arriving by car may take advantage of the car park and medical assistance is available on request. In their leisure time guests can enjoy the freshwater swimming pool and the sun terrace with sun loungers and parasols. There is also a tennis court and table tennis equipment available for guests with a more sporty nature.


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Traveling from New York and North Carolina, respectively, the Longcore Family has much to celebrate while on island for the first time. Wanting to capture a Maui Family Portrait to remember this time in their lives, the adorable duo of couples were on cloud nine. With these proud grandparents-to-be celebrating their 40th wedding anniversary, their first grand baby seems like the perfect gift to receive. Ashlee and Dan are ecstatic to be welcoming their baby girl in June. A beautiful way to start the summer. Making the most of their time in paradise, there was no shortage of adventures to be had. Between the road to Hana, sunrise atop Haleakala, an incredible luau, and scuba diving, this will certainly be a trip to remember. We are so grateful we got to be a part of this special time. Congratulations & Happy Anniversary, you four! Thank you for letting Karma Hill Photography capture this moment for you! Warm Aloha!!!Maui Family Photographer: Chantelle of Karma Hill PhotographyLocation:
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Two Turned To Four – The Gregoroski Family's Maui Portraits
It's amazing how time flies. We had the pleasure of meeting this cute couple from the Gregoroski Family in 2009 for their engagement photos. Now, flash forward to present day and we find the lovebirds still head over heels, and now happily married. Having added two adorable little girls, their lives are so full of joy and laughter these days. It was hard to imagine them happier than the last time we saw them, on the cusp of the next chapter in their life. We stand corrected. This is what pure bliss looks like. Playing along the golden shore of Southside Beach, the darling quartet were all smiles as we captured the Maui Family Portraits that would forever freeze this moment in time. With precious little ones likes these, the memories of this time in their lives will be priceless moments to keep and cherish. We are so thrilled we got to catch up with such a fun couple, and see the family they've welcomed over the years. Thank you, Gregoroski Family, it was so wonderful welcoming you bac
Relished Return – Maui Family Portraits for Fabulous Friends
What a pleasure it was to welcome back these beaming faces. But wait, there's one more! We first met Lidia when she was pregnant with Rayana and had her maternity portraits done here. Over the years, we have have been able to document this growing family, now including the addition of the lovely Layla. We love getting to see these smiling faces year after year and the girls could not be any more precious. With huge stunning eyes, and the sweetest personalities, these littles angels round out what is one of the most darling families we get to work with. Thank you all for letting us capture your Maui Family Portraits again, it's such a joy for us! We look forward to next time! Congratulations on your growing family! Warm Aloha!!!Maui Family Photographer: Sasha of Karma Hill PhotographyLocation: Four Seasons & Wailea BeachTime of Day: SunsetCheck out the Hamrick Family's Maui Portraits!
Back In Action – The Wilk's Maui Family Portraits
What an honor it is to watch these two young ladies grow up. For the third year in a row, we had the pleasure of capturing the
Always A Pleasure – The Frates' Maui Family Portraits
We were so excited to welcome back the Frates Family! Escaping the Alaskan chill for some fun in the sun, they gathered on Southside Beach for their Maui Family Portraits. Adding to the excitement was a new addition in the form of a 19 month old ball of energy! Huge smiles and warm hearts made this group such a pleasure to work with again and we remembered exactly why we enjoyed them the last time! They don't come much nicer! We were so glad the day treated us well, including some always appreciated shade, as we spent the morning hanging out with this fabulous family from the last frontier. Thank you, Frates Family, for letting Karma Hill Photography be a part of your memories in paradise again. Can't wait for next time!!! Congratulations on the beautiful growing family and Warm Aloha!!!Maui Family Photographer: Chantelle of Karma Hill PhotographyLocation: Southside BeachTime of Day: MorningCheck out the Wenell Family's Maui Portrait!
Time Together – The Welch Family's Maui Portraits
Every parent can appreciate, as our kids grow up, time becomes more and more precious. For the Welch Family, with both daughters being out of the house and on their own, this special time in Hawaii together was an incredible gift. As their Maui Family Photographer, we had the honor of capturing their first trip here while they left Montana behind for some fun in the sun. Reveling in the beauty all around them, this fabulous five-some was most excited about their trip to Hana. Looking forward to exploring the island, it was obvious how much this group adores one another and how grateful they were for their time together. Thank you, Welch Family, for letting Karma Hill Photography capture this special memory for you. It was such a pleasure meeting you all!!!Happy New Year and Warm Aloha!!!Maui Family Photographer: Megan of Karma Hill PhotographyLocation: Ironwoods BeachTime of Day: SunsetCheck out the Raboy Family's Portraits!
Maui's Majesty – The Masalskis Family's Maui Portraits
Treated to a stunning day at Kanaha Beach, the Masalskis Family got everything they were looking for in their Maui Family Portraits. The Illinois family loves the island setting with the majestic mountains holding court in the distance. Maui is like a dream come true for them. With endless places to explore and an incredible farmer's market to enjoy, they had everything they needed. Seeking a special spot to help commemorate their adventure in paradise, they were blessed by the breathtaking blues and lush landscapes that our beautiful island offers. Thank you, Masalskis Family, for letting the Karma Hill Photography team capture this moment to remember. We hope you find your way to our shores again. Until we meet again, Warm Aloha!!!Maui Family Photographer: Sasha of Karma Hill PhotographyLocation: Kanaha BeachTime of Day: MorningCheck out the Nariya & Reddy Families and their Maui Portraits!


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Military faces significant cuts with sequester
As the Joint Chiefs of Staff made clear in a recent House Armed Services Committee hearing, the military would be dealt a significant blow with the sequester. Most Defense Department employees would take unpaid leave. The Army would have to slash 80 percent of its ground forces. Health care for active and retired military personnel would be slashed by $3 billion. And those are just a few examples. Michael Cohen, a U.S. political columnist for The Guardian and fellow at the Century Foundation, digs into the details.


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Humidity and temperature fluctuations in your cleanroom are two very influential factors affecting the dimensional stability of your film, therefore directly affecting the performance of your film.
Use this tool to determine film size change effects due to humidity and temperature changes in in order to determine the appropriate course of action:
Download the Size Change Calculator Windows Application* (zip file)
- You may need to select a PCB film that has lower humidity coefficient for size change. A low humidity coefficient film will immediately deliver a reduction in size change variability without the need for investment in new AC or humidity controls.
- You may want to consider upgrades to the environmental controls in your cleanroom.
After launching the application, you will be asked to enter the following:
- Critical Film Length of Interest (e.g. diagonal): A value up to 9999 millimeters
- Change in relative humidity: range: -10 to +10%
- Change in temperature: range -10 to +10 degrees Centigrade
- Humidity coefficient of film being measured: range: 0.0009% - 0.0015% change per % change in RH
- Temperature coefficient of polyester: A constant for all polyester films: 0.0018% per degree Centigrade.
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The polyester base itself absorbs and desorbs moisture from the ambient environment. As the plastic absorbs moisture, it expands. As the plastic releases moisture, it contracts. The process is slow. It takes one hour per 0.0254 mm (0.001 inch, or 1 mil) of thickness to reach 99% equilibrium with the ambient environment. The humidity coefficient of expansion for polyester base is 0.0008%/% RH. The humidity coefficient for the base is a constant, regardless of the thickness of the polyester base.
Gelatin in the emulsion and backing layers also absorb and desorb moisture. Both layers are tightly bonded to the plastic base. As the gelatin layers expand and contract, they exert tremendous forces on the tightly bonded plastic base, causing expansion and contraction. Films with high gelatin concentration (thick layers) will exert greater forces than films with lower gelatin concentration (thin layers). The gelatin layers coated on polyester base therefore will increase the humidity coefficient from 0.0008%/% RH to a higher value, depending on the concentration of gelatin. The process is very fast. Gelatin absorbs and desorbs moisture very quickly. It takes less than 2 or 3 minutes for gelatin layers to reach 99% equilibrium with the ambient environment.
The process of absorption and desorption by both the base and the gelatin layers is considered to be completely reversible.
Humidity Expansion Coefficient (HEC) is expressed as % Size Change per % Change in Relative Humidity (% / % RH).
HEC for Kodak films can be located in the respective Technical Information Document. Consult the manufacturer for other films.


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The French language magazine, Telquel.ma, is reporting that Moroccans no longer need a visa to travel to Qatar. The information was confirmed by the Qatari Minister of the Interior, during a meeting with the President of the first chamber of the Moroccan parliament, Habib El Malki, and the Minister of Industry Moulay Hafid Elalamy.
Qatar has exempted Moroccan citizens from visa. The information was confirmed to Habib El Malki, president of the first chamber and to the Minister of Industry Moulay Hafid Elalamy during a lightning visit organised this Tuesday in Qatar to represent King Mohammed VI at the inauguration of the "Port Hamad", a major port infrastructure opened by the emirate that faces a blockade imposed by its neighbours.
In an official interview, the Qatari Minister of the Interior informed his Moroccan visitors, "that the State of Qatar lifted the visa requirement for the benefit of the citizens of the Kingdom of Morocco". This measure comes one month after the announcement of the visa waiver for 80 countries.
The announcement of Qatar comes as part of a very symbolic visit. First chamber president Habib El Malki traveled to Qatar on Tuesday to represent King Mohammed VI at the inauguration ceremony of Hamad port, an infrastructure designed to "break the chains" of the boycott decreed by the neighbours of this small Gulf state. The Qatari Minister of Transport, Jassem bin Seif al-Salliti is quoted as saying "Nothing will stop us or our ambition.
According to a statement by the House of Representatives, this is a "short trip" during which El Malki was accompanied by Moulay Hafid Elalamy, Minister of Industry, Investment, Trade and Digital Economy. Habib El Malki was received by Emir of Qatar, Tamim bin Hamad Al-Thani, who "addressed his fraternal greetings" to King Mohammed VI, thanking him "for the efforts currently being made to promote the economy of Qatar in the service of brotherly Qatari people". The President of the First Chamber and the Minister of Industry were subsequently welcomed by the Qatari Minister of the Interior, who informed them of his country's decision on visa exemption.
The opening of the port on Tuesday will help Qatar achieve food security and economic diversification in line with Qatar National Vision 2030. Large container ships will now go directly to Qatar rather than docking in the United Arab Emirates, where cargo used to be transferred to smaller vessels.
Hamad Port will have an annual capacity of 7.5 million shipping containers, and separate terminals dedicated to general cargo, cereals, vehicles and livestock. The port is the largest of its kind in the Middle East with the capacity to receive all types of ships and vessels. It is expected to be fully operational by 2020, when it will cover around 20sq km.
The port inaugurated by Qatar is one of the "most important in the country and the Middle East," according to the statement of the House of Representatives. The port is located in the town of Mesaieed on the southeast coast of Qatar, one hour from Doha. According to AFP the emir sheikh "who rarely appeared in public since the beginning of the crisis" was present at the inauguration but "he did not speak".