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Hola Familia y amigos,
This week has been just amazing. Monday and Tuesday night we watched the hour Restoration/ Joseph Smith movie with different investigators. I cried. Man, I just felt the Spirit sooooo strong! I know our investigators did too! I KNOW Joseph Smith was a prophet of God, that he saw God the Father and His Son, and that through Them he restored the ONLY true hurch! And I tell this to people every day! What could be better than that?! NOTHING! (except maybe being Corinne Olsen and getting married to your eternal companion! but as I am not you, the mission is the best!)
James, who we have been teaching for about a month, finally came to church yesterday. This amigo of mine is soooo prepared. He is in 2 Nefi 26 and told us on Monday that he knew Joseph Smith was a prophet because there was no way he wrote the Book of Mormon. He said it so cute too. He said, "Joseph Smith could not have written this book, he must have been someone like Moses." We said, "yeah, he´s a prophet." James really liked the Restoration movie too. And Church. He said he had been praying for a church to go to to learn more about God, then he gestured to the church and nodded. I told him, "James, I think you found it." We are going to give him a baptismal date soon. He is soo awesome.
Gener is new and also came to church. He is from the Philippines and speaks more English than Spanish, but neither very well. He is fun but difficult to talk to. We had a lesson with him on Saturday and he came to church the next day. He also came an hour-ish early. I called around 9:20 to remind him that we had church at 10 and he said, "Sister, I will be prepared. I am in Pavones." So he came super early. It was super cute though!
Gener did not understand much of church, he leaned over to us and laughing said, "I don´t understand anything!!!" it was sooo funny! But we need to fix that. Luckily we have a Philipene family in our ward and we introduced them to each other and they are going to help us in our next lesson. Which is awesome because they speak English, Spanish, and the Philipene lanuage Tagolog.
Also this week I got my residency card. Por Fin. We tried three times and finally got it. The first time I went to early and they didn´t have it. The second, it was closed for a random Holiday celebrating a Saint. The third time I got it! Yay!
We also got library cards. There is a beautiful park in Ibiza and inside the park is a LIBRARY. A library inside a park! it is sooooo cool! It is cool, because we can now email for FREE! heck ya. I hope I do not get transferred!
This week, we had a great lesson with Yusri, our muslim friend. We talked for an hour about Jesus Christ and His sacrifice for us and that He is the Son of God. I really hope Yusri understands. It is hard to teach him, because his beliefs are different than ours. And I dont know much about the Muslim religion, so it is hard to know if he understands. But, we have permission to teach him, and he is super great because he wants to learn and I can see him getting baptized. It will take time, but I really have so much love for him!
I´m on a blog! It is just a picture, but one of the MTC Senior Missionaries has a blog and I got on it. the URL is missionarycoupleinmadridspain.blogspot.com so enjoy that. [Scroll down to the second picture to see Shelby.]
Funny story this week happened to Hna. Hansen and her new companion, Hna. Smith. They went to teach a less active family and they gave them a jar full of scriptures about love. In this jar they also had little chocolates. They each saved one chocolate for themselves and after the lesson they were walking home and they decided to eat their chocolates. Hna. Smith put the cherry chocolate in her mouth, and her mouth went numb. The chocolates had ALCOHOL in them! To make matters worse, they had recently found out that the husband of this family is less active because he has a drinking problem....I felt bad for them, but it is a pretty funny story!
So it was a great week! I LOVE the Lord, and the Mission. I LOVE my life. I wouldn´t change a thing. I am beyond happy. I realize I am making a sacrifice, but if it turns me into the person I am supposed to be, isn´t it more of a blessing than a sacrifice?
Con Amor,
Hermana Olsen
Hermana Shelby Olsen
Misión España Madrid
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Let's face it; the beauty that comes with creatively arranged flowers is unmatched. It is for this reason that flowers have decorated homes, workspaces, and the outdoors for ages.
Flowers come in different shapes, colors, and sizes – making them the perfect option for creating natural yet stunning pieces of art. Besides, they smell nice too, but not without a few exceptions. For example, the largest flower in the world is ten feet tall and three feet wide but smells like rotting flesh. Of course, like a special indoor water fountain, that's what makes it unique.
Botanical exhibitions have gained popularity over the past few years. The North American Botanical Expo and garden show is one of the success stories in the industry; they host memorable botanical events annually. Here, visitors are blown away by the sweet smell and creative flower arrangements put together by the best artists the world has to offer.

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Mr B is a bit disappointed that he wont get a home made pudding this year. Every year my mum makes him one from the family recipe but she didn't make one before she emigrated. I will buy him one from the shops and make him one next year.
If you are interested in any of the dashboards shown during my dashboard advent, they all are or have been availble for sale in my Etsy shop. If they are not in there it does unfortunately mean that they have sold out and are no longer available.


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Yall, we just love games over here! We have recently started playing Old Maid and Go Fish and the boxes are not holding up. I had seen this idea (link) on Pinterest a long time ago and picked up the containers to have on hand if we needed them...well today was the day! I cut the front of the boxes off and glued them to the containers...worked like a charm!
We have also been playing lots of Farm Memory Match Up, this game is super cute and lots of fun! You separate the bodies of the animals and have to find the match to put them back together!
Trucky 3 is a new fave! His love for shapes easily makes this one a winner for us!! It has lots of challenges at different learning levels!
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Hot off the press: American Lawyer just published my article, "When and Why Clients
Want You to Collaborate," which you can access using the link below. As you'll see, I've used many of the ideas and inputs from you, my Board of Contributors. Thank you!
This material also features in the final chapter of my book, "SMART COLLABORATION: How Professionals and Their Firms Succeed by Breaking Down Silos." Having received feedback from the editor and several reviewers, I'm now revising the final manuscript. It's due in one week (June 1st). I'll keep you posted on progress.
In addition, I've launched several new streams of research in the last few months. Each examines a more specific angle about collaboration: gender (!), leadership, and a couple top secret ones. I'll begin publishing some early findings within the next few weeks.


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Click here to see the video of all of Helen's hour on the plinth
Click here to see 4 minute video highlights
On Tuesday 4th August at 5 am our Secretary, Helen, took her place on The Fourth Plinth in Trafalgar Square as part of Antony Gormley's One & Other project.
Antony Gormley, previously best known for his Angel of the North sculpture, conceived the idea of having a succession of real people take their place on the plinth for one hour each and for a total of 100 days. Helen was chosen as one of the 2400 successful applicants out of over 30,000 that have so far applied. Helen was thrilled to be picked.
As well as promoting the achievement of a third green flag, Helen devoted the hour on the plinth to a yoga practice devised with the advice of yoga instructor Sally Davies. Helen also displayed FOTH's unique cloth, which was specially created for them by children at Air Balloon Hill Junior school in 2005.
In addition to being featured on SkyArts on Friday evenings at 7 pm, the plinth is watched live by viewers around the world on the project website, so Helen took awareness of Troopers Hill far beyond East Bristol and to a global audience. The project's website has now been archived at www.webarchive.org.uk.
Helen was also featured on Radio Bristol and in the Bristol Evening Post - click here to read the article
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Karan Johar was always wanted to work with Aishwarya Rai Bachchan. And when he offered her to cast in ADHM, it was a dream come true moment for KJO.
Aishwarya Rai Bachchan with her blue eyes and good looks, is so attractive that she mesmerise everyone by her presence. Similar things happened on the sets of ADHM.
This is what KJo quoted about Aishwarya
There was so much build-up about Ash coming on set. To me, it felt like she is the only star in the film. I am not undermining my love for Ranbir and Anushka (Sharma), but when Aishwarya walked in, I was like OMG… one star has finally come on the set.
He was asked that if Ranbir faced a tough time romancing Ash since he was so smitten by her and the actor says,
Yes. When you meet Aishwarya, her eyes glitter. She doesn't have to try, she doesn't have to do anything, yet, at the same time, she does a lot.
Going ahead with this, Karan added,
He's always on time, knows his lines and brings the X factor to every scene. Usually, I have three `Wow' moments on a set, this time I had around 20.
Also, in an interview with a leading daily Ranbir mentioned that on their first day how he was nervous to go and approach the actress. The first time she walked on the set, he asked Karan,
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Entrepreneur from the UK. I've built multiple Amazon product based businesses to millions in revenue, then automated them, so I can cut through the BS to help you grow your ecommerce business. Author of 'How to Sell More on Amazon'.
I've built multiple highly successful Amazon physical product based businesses. Having sold millions, started from scratch with no outside investment; you can learn from my successes and also my failures. I'm also the author of 'How to Sell More on Amazon', but don't worry - I won't try and sell you the book.
My experience is suited to those who are just starting out and those who have already built an Amazon business and want to grow it further. If it's Amazon you're interested in, I can help you carve a fierce plan of action for solid growth. For more advanced Amazon sellers, we can discuss the higher level stuff to really drive sales and profit higher and then automating all those processes.
To get started, why not read my Quora answer on Amazon growth - it may give you some ideas. Then if you want to work on the details specifically for your business, feel free to request a call.
Great and detailed advice on how to start selling on amazon
Very helpful and specific feedback on our Amazon plans and new ideas on how to approach it. Great call - will be sure to check back in with Ed at future stages of our Amazon business development for feedback on strategy and so on.
I can't recommend Ed enough for anyone serious about starting an Amazon based eCommerce business. He was extremely respectful of the time I had allocated to the call and answered every question I had in great depth. Definitely not the last call I have with Ed.


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Real Club De Golf Las Brisas
Robert Trent Jones Senior is perhaps best known on the Costa Del Sol for his masterful creation at Real Club De Golf Sotogrande, which remains to this day in continental Europe's top 5, but less heralded is his outstanding project at Las Brisas, which was completed in 1968.
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Any golfer fortunate enough to have experienced Sotogrande will understand what Trent Jones is all about; the subtlety and careful manipulation with which he creates holes demands complete control of every facet of the game. Las Brisas requires both power and finesse, as the course is a full championship length, but the raised greens necessitate a particularly deft touch.
Las Brisas has hosted some of world golf's most illustrious professional tournaments, most notably the World Cup and the Spanish Open, which was won by Nick Faldo in 1987. While the club has for some time been very private, it is becoming increasingly accessible to the public, so make the little known Las Brisas gem part of your next golf tour on the Costa Del Sol.
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These days the summer is a big time for new films. There are always a ton of action, horror or even comedy flicks wanting to become big hits and cement themselves as *the* summer blockbuster. But believe it or not, before 1975 there was no such thing as a summer blockbuster. But of course Steven Spielberg (who else?) saw something to be taken advantage of and created the first big "summer event" movie. Word of mouth was spread before advertising had even begun and by the time it opened in cinemas, people were queuing up down the street and round the block to see it. Was it really all that good? Well let's have a look.
We have a lovely little place called Amity Island in New England, known for its 4th of July celebrations and used to large numbers of people crowding the beaches during the summer months. A few days before the 4th of July a young girl Chrissie Watkins is killed while swimming and the injuries look a bit suspicious; the chief of police Martin Brody identifies it as a shark attack but the mayor is reluctant to close the beaches because it could hurt business, so he rules it a boating accident and the beaches remain open. Unfortunately a little boy ends up getting attacked and killed by a shark and the town goes into chaos trying to catch it while an expert, Matt Hooper is called in. When the local sailors end up catching a shark, Hooper isn't certain that it's the same one but the mayor insists that the beaches remain open anyway. One more encounter with the shark and his son's life put in danger compels Brody (who's afraid of water by the way) to go out on the water with Hooper and shark hunter Quint in order to catch the thing once and for all.
In a bit of a twist to what I usually do, I'm going to get the negativity out of the way right now. I do have some criticisms to make so I'll just get them out of the way: some parts of the film are extremely boring. If you ask me then there's too big a gap between the second and third attacks, and a lot of the time you are just getting bored waiting for the shark to show up again. The film is just over two hours and I feel that it could have been trimmed down quite a bit since I was getting a little annoyed waiting for the shark to come back again. The first couple of attacks do make the film rather predictable since anyone can really see that they're not going to catch the shark straight away and it took a bit too long to finally get to the three men out on the water. I'm also not a big fan of the overlong conversation scene on the boat where all three of them get a little drunk at night. But I guess it was necessary to give Quint some actual motivation. And, all those criticisms aside, they were worth it to finally get to the brilliant final half of the film.
We do have a bit of a unique set up here with our leads being three white men since we're so used to the obvious trio of a white guy, minority guy and token girl. It does add an interesting dynamic and you really don't see that many films with a majority male cast these days. The only woman who really has much of a role is Brody's wife and she doesn't have much screen time (though apparently in the book she had an affair with Hooper). Speaking of Brody, Roy Schneider does quite well as the lead who is conflicted between doing what's best for the town's people and the town's financial security. His character growth is pretty impressive to watch, especially when he finally comes face to face with the shark. Richard Dreyfuss is awesome as the shark guy Hooper, being of the witty and snarking variety of scientist. For some reason he reminds me a bit of Gene Wilder as Willy Wonka, but I don't know why. Maybe their voices sound similar. I enjoyed Robert Shaw as Quint obviously, the Captain Ahab of the group and chasing his own personal white whale. Apparently he had to skip the country when filming wrapped because he was in trouble with the IRS.
We do have a trio of one scene wonders in our female cast. The first is of course the famous first victim of Jaws, giving us one of the most shocking and violent death scenes (for the time anyway) ever seen in cinema. The second is the mother of little Alex Kintner, the little boy who gets killed by the shark. Her scene with Brody is a little unnerving to watch because it feels so realistic. The third is the girl who sees the shark in the pond and screams for help. She's pretty cute as well.
While I never really found this film that suspenseful, one part did get me and that's when Hooper goes under water to investigate an abandoned boat, and of course a body pops out at him. That's big props for startling me. The entire final act of the film with all three guys out on the water is just incredibly exciting and gripping. Even when I've seen this film about four times now, I still can't look away because I'm hooked. Hooper getting attacked in the shark cage is genuinely terrifying considering all he can do is hide under the coral until his oxygen runs out, leaving the other two by themselves. The part where the boat starts sinking really lets you know that shit is going down and like I said above, the parts of the film you don't like that much are worth it for the final climactic battle with the shark (nicknamed Bruce, after Steven Spielberg's lawyer). I saw this when I was about five or six and the shark battle was the only bit of the film I saw, so to me it was one of the most exciting things ever and I'm glad that it still holds up today. Even the infamous theme music could come across as silly and cheesy but it still works.
So this film is the reason we even got to the cinema at all during the summer since there's now a stream of films worth seeing. Spielberg of course deserves the credit for scaring a whole generation shitless into being afraid of even dipping their big toe in the sea. The key is of course taking from Val Lewton's Cat People in that it's not what you see that scares you but rather what you don't see. He probably also borrowed a bit from Alfred Hitchcock because, well who the hell doesn't? I've seen none of the sequels and I don't plan to either especially after I've heard that the fourth one involves a shark under a voodoo curse. Take care, Bobby-verse and remember to watch yourselves even when you sit into the bath. Also remember to follow me on Twitter.


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Ar-Kansas River Access
Weather is warming up, kayaks are hitting the water. If you're like us and ever wondered where you can drop in on the Arkansas River. Wonder no more. As the Arkansas has several hidden river access points.
One of our favorite launch spots is just South of Wichita on the outskirts of Derby. Head South on Interstate 135, exit K15 toward Derby. At 63rd, (Patriot Ave.) turn west and head over the river, then south at Grove. Follow Grove back toward the river and look for the Canoe launch site.
Enjoy the water and stay safe.
Daniel Murphy
5/11/2016 07:15:24 am
I just finished a kayak trip yesterday starting from south of the Lincoln Dam and finishing at the Derby / Grove "Canoe" launch. While it it a great place to meet up with your receiving pickup party, it has no launch deck. Instead you have to pull your kayak around the base wall and up a steep hill. It will do though.
9/3/2017 12:51:55 pm
The canoe launch road is at the East end of 71st
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Viking introduced professional cooking to the home when their first range shipped in 1987. Now that same exceptional performance extends into every corner of the kitchen - even the backyard. Refrigerators. Wine Cellars. Dishwashers. Grills. Cookware. Cutlery. Small appliances. It's enough to turn any cook into a chef.
When people think of Viking, the bold, commercial look of the Professional Series range is the image that most likely pops into their heads. Ultra-premium features like high-performance burners, convection baking, and infrared broiling easily handle everything from crème brûlée to rack of lamb. The legendary Viking range is available in gas and electric models, as well as an array of sizes and finishes to fit any kitchen.
And for those who want professional performance without the professional look, there is the Designer Series. Clean lines and contours meld gracefully into cabinets with style, offering a striking new look for Viking. Fully equipped with outstanding features and power, this complete line of built-in products doesn't sacrifice any of the world-renowned Viking performance for fashion's sake. Haute couture meets haute cuisine.
Viking doesn't see the kitchen as a collection of products, but a complete cooking environment. Cooking isn't a chore - it's an art form. Everything must work together in form and function. Both the Professional and Designer lines deliver the ultimate in performance with a cohesive look for the kitchen. Each line offers a full range of products, so you don't have to resort to mixing and matching brands and styles. Viking offers the truly consistent ultra-premium kitchen. The complete Viking kitchen is complete perfection.
The stylish arc of the Designer Series continuous grate cooktops allow easy movement of cookware. The cooktops feature a one-piece steel top, providing elegant curves and a seamless, easy-to-clean surface.
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Fnatic on the kobbl will show, who the owner! Besides, in favor of Fnatic I can tell that NiP in deep shit (I apologize, but differently I can't be expressed). Who knows, can they will find forces today to fight? The coefficient on Lounge has to be about 60-40, but now it is spoiled therefore I won't put on this match. Besides, BO1


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On Saturday, March 18, several members of the Gladwin High School Band traveled to Manistee High School to participate in the MSBOA State Solo & Ensemble Festival. The Festival was attended by students from all over northern Michigan who qualified for this event by earning a First Division rating at District Festival. The students prepared solos and small ensembles and their performances were evaluated by trained MSBOA adjudicators. The Gladwin contingent did very well. 8 events performed with 7 events earning First Division ratings and 1 event earning a Second Division rating.
Earning First Division ratings were: Kaylee James for her Clarinet solo, Megan Trombley for both her clarinet and bass clarinet solos, Mario Sangret-Savalle for his Alto Sax Solo, Kaylee James, Laci Moore, Paige Heath, Megan Trombley for their Clarinet quartet, Porche' Brott, Colton Foster, DJ Nyman, Aaron Morgan, Donald Underhil, Kelsey Cameron, Lauren Seebeck, Emily Withrow, Brittany Sharpsteen for their Trumpet Ensemble, Porche' Brott, Colton Foster, Mario Sangret-Savalle, Wyatt Raymond, Abby McKillips for their brass quintet.
Paige Heath earned a Second Division rating for her clarinet solo.
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Happy Earth Day month from all of us at Topbulb!
April has been one of my busiest months of the year, but I want to take time in between my endless meetings to tell you about some of the great developments in the company.
Topbulb.com Is Mobile-Friendly
One of the areas our site was lacking was in the mobile experience. We knew it was something we would have to tackle eventually, but we finally went full steam ahead this month and got it accomplished.
If you visit www.topbulb.com from your iPhone, Android, Blackberry, Windows Mobile, or other mobile device, you'll see a stripped-down, easier-to-navigate version of our main site. But we didn't remove any of the valuable content you need to make decisions if a light bulb is right for you.
We know there are some bugs to fix and improvements to make, and we have a whole shopping list of things left to do. The new mobile shopping experience is much faster and easier than trying to navigate the regular web site on a phone. And I'm always happy to implement immediately any ideas our customers email me with.
Earth Day Event
We participated in a local Earth Day Event at the Porter County Expo Center, and had a great time setting up and meeting everyone there. A lot of people who had never heard of us now know a little more about Topbulb, energy-efficient lighting, and LED bulbs.
Educating the local market is one of the community service activities we have the most fun with. It's great to meet our neighbors, whether homeowners in the area or other businesses who share our passion for sustainability, energy efficiency, and improving our quality of life on Earth.
Trade Show Tour
Over the next few weeks, I'll be at some popular industry trade shows, including NAILD and Lightfair. It should be a great time catching up with our vendors, finding new products to add to the site, and learning from veterans of the lighting industry.
Thank you for taking the time out of your busy day to shop at Topbulb; your feedback, suggestions, and questions are greatly appreciated.
Please remember, you can contact me at anytime with questions, concerns, and feedback. My personal email is firstname.lastname@example.com
Andrew Shebath
Business Systems and Operations Manager, Topbulb
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Ice is often beautiful. Even dramatic. We can photograph sea ice from space. We can hike up to—and onto—land ice, like glaciers and ice sheets. But permafrost, which is frozen soil, isn't so flashy or charismatic. It operates under the cover of darkness, below ground, hidden from view. In fact, there's permafrost in the photograph above, just a few feet below the hand of Dr. Gesche Blume-Werry, but you'd probably never know it.
PhD students learn to communicate their research in Umeå
To communicate science well does not always come naturally, but just like other aspects of scientific work, science communication is a skill that can be learnt and developed. Umeå PhD students complete first science communications course.
Tidsmaskinen Abisko berättar om klimatförändringen
På två år har Abisko varit med om värmerekord och vädervariation som normalt ses över hundra års tid. Uppe på berget Noulja är förändringen tydlig i landskapets växtlighet.
Med hjälp av en studie som påbörjades 1917 ser man nu hur den arktiska miljön har förändrats av klimatet över hundra år.
I programmet hörs Keith Larson, evolutionär ekolog vid Umeå Universitet, och Hannah Rosenzweig, forskarstudent.
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Greenhouse emissions from Siberian rivers peak as permafrost thaws
Permafrost soils store large quantities of frozen carbon and play an important role in regulating Earth's climate. In a study published in Nature Geoscience, researchers from Umeå University, Sweden, in collaboration with an international team, now show that river greenhouse gas emissions rise high in areas where Siberian permafrost is actively thawing.
Two Postdoctoral Fellowships in Arctic ecosystems ecology / plant-ecophysiology / microbial ecology
Two Postdoctoral Fellowships (2 years each) in Arctic ecosystems ecology / plant-ecophysiology / microbial ecology are available in Abisko at the Climate Impacts Research Centre of the Department of Ecology and Environmental Science, Umeå University, north Sweden, to study the off-seasonal dynamics of plant and soil microbial processes in arctic ecosystems. Climate change in the Arctic is especially pronounced during autumn, winter and spring, including increases in temperature, changes in snow fall/cover and rain-on-snow events. Such off-seasonal changes in climate can affect the carbon balance of arctic ecosystems and the underlying plant and soil microbial processes but the extent remains unclear. We are looking for two postdoctoral fellows to to investigate how changes in the timing, frequency and extent of winter freezing conditions, as well as the timing of spring and autumn, affects the (off-)seasonal dynamics of plant and microbial processes in arctic ecosystems.
Deadline: 28 September 2018
For more information, contact Dr Ellen Dorrepaal
INTERACT Transnational Access and Remote Access call now open
New Transnational Access Call is Now Open
INTERACT Transnational Access and Remote Access call for s/s 2019 and a/w 2019-2020
Open at 2018-08-13 00:00:00 (Europe/Brussels)
Close at 2018-10-12 23:59:59 (Europe/Brussels)
The call is for INTERACT Transnational Access (TA) to 43 stations and Remote Access (RA) to 18 stations. Stations offering TA or RA are located across the Arctic and northern alpine and forest areas in Europe, Russia and North-America. The sites represent a variety of glacier, mountain, tundra, boreal forest, peatland and freshwater ecosystems, providing opportunities for researchers from natural sciences to human dimension. Note: applicants are not eligible for TA to their national infrastructures, i.e. stations that are located in the same country or operated by institutions located in the same country in which the applicant is working/residing. For example, scientists working in Finland are not eligible for TA to Finnish research stations, scientists working in UK are not eligible for TA to UK Arctic Research Station in Svalbard, scientists working in Denmark are not eligible for TA to research stations in Greenland, operated by Danish institutions, etc.
MISTRA, the foundation for environmental strategic research, visits CIRC
Mistra is visiting Abisko and CIRC, meeting with CIRC researchers and learning about the changing climate and climate impacts research carried out in the Swedish Arctic…
Visit from the the board of the scientific journal Ambio
Yesterday Keith Larson welcomed parts of the Royal Academy of Sciences who is visiting Abisko and CIRC, followed by a tour up to Nuolja and the CIRC project called Fingerprints of Change: Abisko plants and Phenology.
Good news for fishermen: "Browning" impacts fish less than expected
Water color is getting darker in lakes across the planet. This phenomenon, known as "browning," was anticipated to cause widespread declines in fish populations. A new study by researchers from Umeå University finds that the number of fish populations impacted by browning is smaller than previously believed.
Original article:
David Seekell, Pär Byström, and Jan Karlsson, Lake morphometry moderates the relationship between water color and fish biomass in small boreal lakes. Limnology and Oceanography. 2018. doi: 10.1002/lno.10931
For more information, please contact:
David Seekell, Assistant professor, Department of Ecology and Environmental Science, Umeå University, Sweden
Bird ringing at the northernmost station in Sweden
Together with Naturum Abisko, CIRC participates in the project called CES Project (Constant Effort Sites) which aims at monitoring the presence of different bird species, thus following the state of the environment and detecting possible environmental changes…
Limnology and Oceanography Research Exchange (LOREX)
Limnology and Oceanography Research Exchange (LOREX) is an NSF funded initiative to provide training in international research for graduate students. Graduate student research is often constrained by the resources, ideas, and culture of the home institution. International collaborations enhance graduate students' ability to think critically and creatively, make cross-disciplinary connections, and stretch one's field of view while gaining competency in an international environment and increasing their network of colleagues.
Opportunities for research exchanges in freshwater ecology, aquatic biogeochemistry and paleolimnology are possible with CIRC at Umeå University.
Science communication internships in Abisko
Are you interested in learning and applying your science communications skill in the context of exciting ecological and environmental scientific research? The Climate Impacts Research Centre is offering internships based at the Abisko Scientific Research Station, 200 km north of the Arctic Circle. Our research focuses on terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems and their interface at the edge of the Arctic.
Interns work with researchers, students, and the public to communicate our fascinating and import climate research globally. If you are fluent in dynamic website and social media tools, capable with a digital camera, video and audio recording, we would like to see you in Abisko!
We are looking for one or two interns for September to November 2018.
Fingerprints of change: Abisko plants and phenology citizen science
Abisko plants and phenology (fjällkalendern) aims at collecting species distributions and phenology data for the Abisko region (focused in and around Abisko National Park). This project is part of our larger efforts to identify the fingerprints of environmental change in Abisko. We have over 100 years of plant distribution and phenology data, plus weather data (1913 to present), from researchers at the Abisko Scientific Research Station. This provides a unique time machine to allow us to quantify the change to the plant communities of this region perched on the edge of the Arctic.
Visit our project page here.
Visit our citizen science page here.
New Paper: Lake morphometry moderates the relationship between water color and fish biomass in small boreal lakes
Globally, lake waters are thought to be getting darker due to increasing concentrations of dissolved organic carbon - an amalgam of thousands of uncharacterized carbon compounds that get flushed into lakes from surrounding areas. It's been predicted that this change in water color will lead to declining fish populations, but prior studies haven't considered how variations in lake depth might affect this relationship.
Seekell, D. A., P. A. Byströn, & J. Karlsson 2018. Lake morphometry moderates the relationship between water color and fish biomass in small boreal lakes. Limnology and Oceanography. Early Online. DOI: 10.1002/lno.10931
New Exhibition at Abisko Border Defense Museum
The new exhibition at Abisko Gränsförsvarsmuseum (Abisko Border Defense Museum) of the Cold War is now up and running! On July 3, the grand opening was held and many came to see the new exhibition…
Mountain Mapping - New British Research Project in Abisko
How can wilderness conservation and planning become more inclusive? In June, a British research team; Alice Eldridge (University of Sussex), Roger Norum (University of Leeds) and Jonathan Carruthers-Jones (University of Leeds), visited CIRC and Abisko…
CIRC researchers in new Bigert and Bergström film
The artist duo Bigert and Bergströms new film "The Climate Experiment" (2018) presents the lurking awareness of our own role in the change of climate. 10 minutes in, the duo visits Climate Impact Research Centre and talks with CIRC researchers, Keith Larson and Ellen Dorrepaal. The film is available at SvtPlay and has also been been highlighted by The Faculty of Science and Technology at Umeå University.
Blogging from the Arctic
Get to know CIRC's new communication interns, Yrsa Landström and Sebastian Enhager, what they are doing this summer and their experience of the research being carried out at CIRC! See their first blog post by visiting Umeå University's website and go to "Forskarbloggen" ("The Research Blog" in English).
SITES News: Meet researcher Blaize Denfeld who studies CO2 and CH4 dynamics in lakes
Blaize, you started your PhD at Uppsala University working at Erken around the time SITES was formed, when you heard about SITES your PhD research expanded to three SITES stations, and you are now finalizing your Postdoc working with SITES Water at Svartberget.
Midsummer celebrations in Abisko
On Midsummer Eve, researchers from CIRC participated in the traditional Midsummer celebrations at STF Tourist Station in Abisko…


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I was gifted these cute little samples by Field Botanicals and because they smell so "Earth" to me and because the melody of these signatures scents is not quite like any I have used, I felt so compelled to share my experiences. Perhaps you are looking for something vegan, natural, and new!
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vanilla, hyssop, geranium and lime.
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vetiver, patchouli, black pepper, clary sage and bergamot.
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frankincense, patchouli, chamomile, lavender and lemongrass.
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If I had to pick one phrase I don't particularly want to hear my coach saying with any sincerity, it's probably "I'm the worst coach in America." Well, we cleared that hurdle last week, and I actually thought Coach Zorn delivered the line well, and recovered from the fallout well also.
If there's a second phrase I don't want to hear, it's probably "I was in the fetal position, plopped over sideways." Not really your traditional chest-out leadership posture, although Zorn isn't really your traditional chest-out leadership kind of guy. Which is, ultimately, what led to the fetal position story in the first place: someone asked if he had ever engaged in any sort of unusual motivational techniques a la Mike Singletary's now-legendary pants-dropping.
Zorn's answer — along with his comments on the defense in Sunday's game — after the jump.
- "I've been thinking about taking off my shirt in front of my players, and kinda … no. Hm.
"I did one thing unusual, if it was out of the ordinary. After a practice this year, I started talking about how … I forgot which team it was, but as I started talking I started talking about all the things that could happen to us. And I started to act like I was getting stiff and not being loose, you know, every negative thing I talked about. Whereas in the end of it, I fell over.
"And I was in the fetal position, plopped over sideways, I was explaining how this. is. how. it. could. be. this. Sunday. if we play. all tight. But if we choose. Not to do those things … I think while I was on the ground in the fetal position, our players were thinking, okay, he's lost it."
So even this turned out not to be so bad. When you have a coach who can say both those thing in a one week span and still seem confident while he does it … that's a fairly impressive trait.
Less unusual, but still interesting, was Zorn's story of when he faced off against Singletary when the two were both players:
- "Unfortunately, it was my first start with the Green Bay packers in 1985, and that's the year [the Bears] went to the Super Bowl. So I have him staring at me with those, y'know, those eyes that sort of are these big orbs through his facemask. Now, I will say we were competitive. In fact, he never sacked me, but a couple of the other guys hit me pretty good. We played 'em twice in that year, cause they were in our division. Just a tremendous football player. An intensity level that just would be pressing against the ceiling here. Really intense player. He played the game the way most coaches would want it played, and I think it's the way he wants it played as well, as a coach now."
And, speaking of intensity, here are Zorn's thoughts on the defensive performance that carried the team on Sunday:
- "One of the things that has impressed me most of all is our ability to stop the run. We've faced some very good run teams…. [Defensive coordinator] Greg [Blache] has them taking responsibility for their own gap and not getting pushed back, maintaining the point of attack and then rallying to the ball. We've forced teams to try to throw the ball to win football games.
"I really feel like that's been the key to our success. Yesterday our secondary came alive. We played against a pretty good quarterback in Donovan McNabb and he threw a couple great throws and we were able to disrupt things and bat the ball down. And then the heroic play at the end where Fred Smoot stopped [Reggie Brown] and really set him up for the shot that LaRon [Landry] had. Fred Smoot right there on the goal line making that tackle and spinning him around was a superior play. Overall those are the kinds of things that we've seen from our defense all year long and that's pretty impressive."
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Please note that all times given below are Eastern Daylight Savings Time -- to change the listed times to your own timezone, I recommend clicking here for the time and date converter
Last week was magical. How nice is it that Eclipse season is finally over? I started to get back to a more balanced schedule -- and I'm always happy about that, given I have a Libra Rising sign and have the Sun and Mercury in the 7th House -- balance seems to be an important theme in my life ;-)
This week's headline items: the Sun changes signs from Pisces to Aries on Monday morning (this also marks the Spring Equinox in the Northern hemisphere). The last Quarter Moon in Capricorn becomes exact (also on Monday), the Balsamic Moon phase begins on Friday evening, Saturn starts to slow down (station) on Sunday. Finally, Mercury enters its shadow phase on Sunday late evening.
There will also be three Moon VoC phases this week: Monday morning (for 5 hours), Wednesday late morning (for 13 hours), and Friday night/Saturday very early morning (for a little over 4 hours).
Monday (March 20th): the Moon remains in optimistic, adventurous, truth-seeking Sagittarius until 11:31am EDT
Monday at 6:29am EDT, the Sun changes signs from dreamy Pisces to fast-paced, enthusiastic Aries,where it will journeyuntil April 19th. This is also the Spring (orVernal) Equinox.
This signifies the beginning of Spring in the Northern hemisphere of this planet, the energetic turning point from one season to the next. Equinoxes are super-potent times for setting intentions. They are energetic gateways, where we experience the inter-relationship between light and dark, inner and outer, spirit and matter.
With the Sun entering Ariesfor the next four weeks, we tend to act first and think later. We are more aware of our personal goals and we feel a strong urge to move forward, get things done, move closer to our goals. We are quite aware of our own gut instincts and where we are heading. It's a great time both for leading others and for carving out our own path.
All this is especially true if you are a Leo or Aries Sun-sign or Rising-sign. As an Aries, you will feel a good dose of confidence and playfulness in the next four weeks; as a Leo you will feel energized and physically strong at this time.
Monday at 6:37am EDT, we enter a 5-hour Moon void of course (VoC). that last until 11:31am EDT. Use this intuitive time to focus on long-term projects that involve a truthful perspective or an adventure into the truth. As always with a Moon VoC, as best as you can, don't start anything brand-new, stick to routine things, or simply go with the flow. You may also want to plan Monday morning ahead of time ;-)
Monday at 11:31am EDT,the Moon moves into practical, accomplishment-oriented Capricorn, where it will journey until Wednesday late morning. We tend to be more realistic, serious, cautious; this can support practical endeavors and financial matters.
Our ambition surges and brings with it a need for structure and planning; when you add in the pragmatism this aspect supports, you can see how this could be a very productive time for business and long-term goals. Our reputation becomes very important to us.
As best as you can during this aspect, avoid "should-ing" on yourself. Take the pressure off, perhaps by saying "I am doing the best I can and that's all I can ever do" ;-)
Saturn is the ruler of Capricorn; it's transiting through Sagittarius right now, making this a great time to explore limiting beliefs and bust through conditioned thought structures -- and those stories we tell ourselves about "what was", rather than what actually "is". It's also a great time to take a more serious look at the "meaning of life".
As best as you can, be authentic about your beliefs: Do they actually match your direct experience of life -- as it is for you now, rather than 5 or 10 years ago? What is true as of now? What is not?
Monday at 11:58am EDT, the last Quarter Moon in 0 degrees of Capricornbecomes exact. The Moon in practical, accomplishment-oriented Capricorn makes a challenging aspect to the Sun in pioneering, fast-paced Aries. This may bring up some challenges. However, it also energizes us to look at what needs to be completed -- and what needs to be changed.
This Moon phase brings us closer to March 27th New Moon in Aries. With the last Quarter Moon, rather than starting major new projects, it serves us to take a look at what needs to be completed. What -- if anything -- needs last-minute adjustments? What did you discover since the beginning of 2017? What did it mean for you?
As best as you can, find creative solutions for anything that comes up (whether internally, or with others).
Do you have your Ascendant, Career Point (or personal planets) in the following: 0-2 degrees of Capricorn, Aries, Libra, Cancer, or 28-29 degrees of Sagittarius, Pisces, Gemini, Virgo? If so, you are more affected by this month's last Quarter Moon. This is also true for those of us who have our Ascendant or Sun-sign in Leo or Cancer, since the Sun rules Leo and the Moon rules Cancer.
Tuesday (March 21st): the Moon remains in practical, accomplishment-oriented Capricornall day (see Monday late morning for details).
Tuesday starts out with lots of energy very early in the morning, and brings a strong desire for accomplishment, but we need to adjust and innovate when working with others -- flexibility is key ;-) As the morning goes along, things flow more, and we feel nicely grounded in reality; as best as you can, take practical steps forward on existing projects. By late morning Tuesday, we have high hopes, and an opportunity to bring a good dose of faith and intuition to our quest for success.
Towards Tuesday evening, we need to adjust and innovate again, this time when communicating our personal goals or passions. We may be aware of two seemingly conflicting desires: On the one hand, we have a need for mature, diligent accomplishment.
On the other hand, we also desire rapid progress toward personal goals -- we may want to move a mile a minute, impatiently and enthusiastically hurling ourselves forward into the unknown... Again, flexibility is key ;-)
Wednesday (March 22nd): the Moon remains in practical, accomplishment-oriented Capricornuntil 9:20am EDT (see Monday late morning for details).
Wednesday at 9:20am EDT, we enter a 13-hour Moon void of course (VoC). that lasts until 10:28pm EDT. You may be aware of two seemingly conflicting desires: On the one hand, a need for serious, diligent accomplishment -- and on the other, a desire for enthusiastic and horizon-broadening connection with like-minded people.
Use this intuitive time to make adjustments (and find creative solutions) when it comes to resolving these desires. As always with a Moon VoC, as best as you can, don't start anything brand-new, stick to routine things, or simply go with the flow. You may also want to plan your Wednesday ahead of time ;-)
Wednesday at 10:28pm EDT,the Moon moves into freedom-loving, forward-thinking Aquarius, where it will journey until Saturday morning. With this Moon placement, we often feel emotionally detached; when we do connect to our feelings, it's typically from a cerebral, intellectual place. We need a cause or project that resonates -- preferably one where we can connect with like-minded people.
For the next couple of days, we'll tend to be more eccentric or experimental; future-related issues like politics or education call to us now, as do unusual or even esoteric subjects like Astrology, UFOs... indeed anything from outer space. Our scientific approach to things leans on originality and ingenuity; we definitely love being unconventional.
The increased value we place on personal and emotional independence could make us come off as indifferent or cold in one-on-one interactions. That said, we can still be friendly and kind, provided we aren't pushed into doing something conventional or unethical.
Thursday (March 23rd): the Moon remains in freedom-loving, forward-thinking Aquarius all day (see Wednesday late evening for details).
Thursday evening, a challenging Mercury/Pluto aspect becomes exact at 8:45pm EDT. We started to feel this aspect from Wednesday morning on, it will be strong until Saturday. This aspect creates some tension in our lives. We may feel anxious or stressed by one or more situations or interactions to do with our own personal goals.
We are being invited to grow and make some changes in our lives, particularly in terms of our thinking processes. We are being asked tofind creative solutions and be completely honest with ourselves and others. The best way to achieve this is by the continual practice of self-care and self-nurturing.
We have tremendous focus and drive right now, which can tip into obsession. With this aspect an all-or-nothing attitude is very likely. Choose love over fear whenever possible. Not many people enjoy being second-guessed all the time, yet that is something that we are inclined to do now.
However, our determination to get to the bottom of any matter, to rip away falsehoods and expose true motives, can be used for good if we employ it in our work, for example, in regards to investigations or research. This is an opportunity to learn to harness our intense mental energy and apply it productively. We are also capable of very hard work, focus and effort now.
We have a great love of debate, but should be careful that we don't overpower others with our strong opinions, attempting to "convert" them to our frame of mind, or treat regular exchanges of opinion as battlegrounds. Connect to yourself and others, empowering yourself/them with what you feel passionate about.
Choose your words/thoughts carefully, from a deeply connected and empowered place rather than from a place of fear, self-protection or a need for survival.
Do you have your Ascendant, Career Point (or personal planets) in 16-22 degrees of Aries, Capricorn, Libra or Cancer? If so, you will be more affected by this aspect. This is also true for those of us who have our Ascendant or Sun-sign in Gemini, Virgo or Scorpio (Mercury is the ruler of Gemini and Virgo; Pluto rules Scorpio)
Friday (March 24th): the Moon remains in freedom-loving, forward-thinking Aquarius all day (see Wednesday late evening for details).
Friday morning,a Mercury/Jupiter opposition becomes exact at 8:45am EDT. We started to feel this aspect from Thursday on, it will be strong until Sunday morning; it asks us to find the balance between our own personal passions and collaboration with others.
This could also show up as a need to balance what we *think* we need to go after, versus our desire for expansion in our one-on-one relationships. Of course, we could conceivably have it both ways:
How might collaboration and exploration within my relationships impact my self-connection? Could I share from a place of passion, perhaps just 5% more than normal? If I stepped way back from the canvas, what "bigger picture" would I see?
We generally feel quite optimistic at this time, perhaps overly so: The urge to grow and expand is strong, but we can overreach -- perhaps by overlooking critical details and thereby miscalculating. We might be inclined to exaggerate, then have a hard time putting our ideas and goals into practice. That said, we can also be extraordinarily funny and interesting at this time, especially in our one-on-one relationships :-)
Expect a lot of talking and sharing -- and possibly some over-thinking or impulsive communication. Impatience is likely a side-effect of this aspect as well... As best as you can, take an "observer" position toward your mind: listen to your thoughts, catch yourself thinking.
In other words: as best as you can, practice listening, to yourself, to others, and to your body. Listening is an art form that makes it easier to tap into our own inner wisdom and our body's wisdom.
Do you have your Ascendant, Career Point (or personal planets) in 17-23 degrees of Aries, Libra, Capricorn or Cancer? If so, you will feel this aspect quite strongly. This is also true for those of us who have our Ascendant or Sun-sign in Gemini, Virgo or Sagittarius (Mercury is the ruler of Gemini and Virgo; Jupiter of Sagittarius).
Friday evening, around 7:30pm EDT, the Balsamic Moon phase begins --when the Moon reaches 24 degrees of Aquarius. This lasts until Monday evening, when the New Moon in Aries becomes exact (For those of you who are impatiently waiting for my New Moon video, click here on Friday morning). We are being asked to slow down and get quiet, so we can listen to our intuition.
For some of us, this might be a stretch. As best as you can: stay grounded, take a deep breath and exhale any tensions. Rather than starting something brand-new, put all that energy into completing existing projects or processes. This is also a great time for letting go of whatever no longer serves us. What if you could hear the voice of your inner wisdom? What might it be saying?
Saturday (March 25th): the Moon remains in freedom-loving, forward-thinking Aquarius until 6:06am EDT (see Wednesday late evening for details).
Friday night/Saturday very early morning at 1:56am EDT, we enter a Moon void of course (VoC).that last for a little over 4 hours, until 6:06am EDT. This is an intuitive time that presents an opportunity to connect to innovative ideas and unique world-views in an adult way -- so if you are awake at this time, connect with like-minded people and explore new commitments.
As always with a Moon VoC, as best as you can, don't start anything brand-new, stick to routine things, or simply go with the flow. You may also want to plan Saturday early morning ahead of time ;-)
Saturday at 6:06am EDT, the Moon moves into creative, sensitive Pisces, where it will journey until Monday late morning. This Moon placement often finds us more sensitive, intuitive, idealistic and imaginative than normal. We also have a greater capacity for compassion, sympathy and affection for all -- but especially for those who suffer or can be regarded as the underdog.
But... that very idealism could also be our downfall at this time: We tend to see the best in everyone and everything, and when reality doesn't match our idyllic vision, we might feel upset and even victimized by those harsh realities. A way out of this is to channel our idealism into spiritual or creative endeavors.
It's also a great time for releasing fears -- especially the ones based on a sense of separation -- and experiencing "oneness". Feelings tend to flow more freely; as best as you can, let them -- in fact, "going with the flow" is the best way to go for the next couple of days.
Saturday morning,right after the Moon enters Pisces,a Sun/Venus alignment in 5 degrees of Ariesbecomes exact at 6:17am EDT. We started to feel this aspect from Thursday on, it will be strong until Monday morning. It brings the desire to strike a balance between relationships and personal goals -- and comes with graciousness, charm, and a healthy dose of directness.
As such, this is a good aspect for social affairs, pleasure, amusement, and romance -- especially if these are connected to our own passions. We are impulsive and fast-moving at this time and need to feel a passionate or action-oriented connections with others. Bear in mind, this is also true for the person sitting across the table from you; any negotiations undertaken at this time will likely go smoothly and quickly.
This, taken together with our readiness to take some risks to get what we want, makes it a good time to start out on a new relationship or venture. What do you desire? What is the simplest (or most outrageous) action step that would move you closer to that aim?
Do you have your Ascendent, Career Point (or any personal planets) in the following: 2-7 degrees of Aries, Libra, Capricorn, Cancer? If so, you may be more affected by this aspect. This is also true for those of us who have our Ascendant or Sun-sign in Taurus, Libra or Leo (the Sun rules Leo; Venus rules Taurus and Libra)
Sunday (March 26th): the Moon remains in creative, sensitive Pisces all day (see Saturday morning for details).
Sunday late morning, a Mercury/Uranus alignment in 23 degrees of Ariesbecomes exact at 11:06am EDT. We started to feel this aspect from Friday on, it will be strong until Tuesday. An important insight is building, something new is preparing to enter consciousness – and we are getting the urge to move forward.
We might experience some really unusual conversations. Our mind could be flooded with new information and ideas, and we most likely feel enthusiastic and excited by these fresh ideas and insights.
It's a time when we could achieve real breakthroughs in the form of ideas, communications, and the mind in general — but coupled with the possibility of edginess and impatience toward those who don't "get" our new insights. Nervousness and fidgeting could be a by-product of this alignment as well.
Computers and electronics may suddenly become important. We'll likely have flashes of insight into our own mental workings, original thoughts, etc. As best as you can, and as much as you want to, stay open to other dimensions *and* stay grounded in your body. That way, all that energy can move through you, without shaking you to the core ;-)
Do you have your Ascendant, Career Point (or personal planets) in 20-26 degrees of Aries, Libra, Cancer or Capricorn? If so, you will feel this aspect quite strongly. This is also true for those of us who have our Ascendant or Sun-sign in Gemini, Virgo or Aquarius (Mercury is the ruler of Gemini and Virgo; Uranus rules Aquarius).
Sunday late evening,Mercury enters a 2-week shadow phase, as it reaches 24 degrees and 17 minutes of Aries. This precedes the retrograde phase, which will begin on April 9th in almost 5 degrees of Taurus (more on that in 3 weeks). So what is the "shadow phase"? To explain this, I'll quickly cover what happens when a planet "stations" and then goes "retrograde".
Relative to us on Earth, a planet sometimes looks like it is slowing down ("stationing"), then stopping. After being still for a while, it actually appears to go "backward" through the sky (this is the "retrograde" phase). It's a little like catching up to a car on the highway, driving exactly alongside it for a moment, then passing it and pulling ahead.
At first, retrograde movement is slow, but the planet gradually reaches its normal pace through the sky -- except it's going backward. The process then reverses itself: the backward pace slows, the planet crawls to a "halt", then it starts to move forward again (i.e. it goes direct). In our car analogy, it's like the car you just passed gradually speeds up and passes you again.
There are also two "shadow" phases -- during these, the planet travels over a part of the sky it will later "revisit". The first "shadow" comes before the planet moves backward; the second comes when the planet starts to catch back up (after going direct).
It's like you went hiking and left something behind at camp. If you went back to get it, you'd have some catching up to do, and would see the same scenery twice or more.
Mercury's shadow phases usually last 2-3 weeks before and after the Retrograde phase.
If you want to buy, sell or ship big-ticket items -- especially connected to transportation (cars, airline tickets, etc.) or communication devices (phone, computer, iPad, etc.) -- be aware of the shadow periods as well as the retrograde phases. If possible, get these things done before Mercury enters it's shadow or wait until after the shadow phases are over -- that would be May 25th in this case ;-)
Of course, if there is something that must get done during these phases, don't put your whole life on hold, just because Mercury is retrograde or in it's shadow. Sometimes things line up exactly at the right time; as best as you can, trust that it's all "perfect" ;-)
Also on Sunday, Saturn slows down (stations) in 27/28 degrees of Sagittarius."Stationing" is when a planet moves more slowly through the sky. When a planet stations, its energy becomes more "exalted"; in the case of Saturn, this means we all feel the need to more fully face what is currently so, our actual reality.
Saturn has to do with doing what needs to be done -- so we can fully understand the practical implications of our reality, and the consequences of our past actions. Saturn also represents our structures, responsibilities, commitments and ability to "do" life, on life's terms.
As spirit beings in a physical world, it's best to observe the laws of the physical world. The sooner we learn to "play by the rules", the easier life gets. Saturn also represents time and the "domain" of time: growing up, maturing, understanding our limitations, setting healthy boundaries with others, living with integrity, being authentic and truthful, being serious and focused on building something of value to society.
Saturn is our teacher. If you had a cosmic teacher, what would your personal "earth class" be in, right now? Where are you being asked to look at your beliefs and became more mature? What calls for a commitment towards a larger truth? What will time do?
As best as you can during the time of the station, bring flexibility and open-mindedness to any frustrations. The station-phase will last until April 14th -- and Saturn will start its 5-month retrograde phase on April 6th… more on that in 11 days ;-)
Do you have your Ascendant, Career Point (or any personal planets) in 25-29 degrees of Sagittarius, Gemini, Virgo or Pisces? If so, you will be more affected by this station. This is also true for those of us who have our Ascendant or Sun-sign in Capricorn, since Saturn is the ruler of Capricorn.
A head's up for next Monday (March 27th): the Moon remains in creative, sensitive Pisces until 10:11am EDT (see Saturday morning for details). At 6:19am EDT, we enter a 4-hour Moon void of course (VoC).that lasts until 10:11am EDT. At that time, the Moon moves into pioneering, fast-pacedAries, where it will journey until next week Wednesday late morning. In the early afternoon,an opportune Mars/Neptune aspect becomes exact at 12:44pm EDT.And lastly, (the most important part of Monday's forecast) theNew Moon in Aries becomes exact at 10:27pm EDT. More about all the details in next week's forecast ;-) FYI, I will be posting a video about the New Moon in Aries by March 24th on Youtube and on my website.
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Chamblee is one of four Georgia communities to have developed and will implement smart design solutions to some of the biggest challenges facing the state. The projects, which tackle housing, traffic congestion, sea level rise and shared autonomous vehicles, are supported through the Georgia Smart Communities Challenge.
This new Georgia Tech-led initiative brings together industry and public agencies to help local governments implement smart development. The strategies developed by the selected communities will serve as models that could be implemented elsewhere across Georgia. Chamblee has partnered with MARTA, the City of Doraville, Assembly CID, and Stantec to build on the Self-Driving Shuttle Feasibility Study and Concept Plan adopted earlier this year. The project will include a communications plan, system operations plan, preliminary engineering and supporting network concepts, funding model, and best practices manual so other communicates may replicate the process in the future.
The program provides seed funding and access to technical assistance, expert advice, and a network of peers. A Georgia Tech researcher will advise and conduct research in support of each group's goals. Chamblee has partnered with Ellen Dunham-Jones, a professor and Director of the Urban Design Program for the College of Design at Georgia Tech. Ellen and her students will work with us to envision the potential impacts of autonomous vehicle technology on land uses, on attracting next generation residents and employees, on expanding access to MARTA, on prioritizing of pedestrian and bicycle mobility to maintain the human scale in City streets, and on improving public health.
The research is important to achieve the City's overall vision as it is transforming from a more automobile-oriented community to a more urban, transit-oriented, and multi-modal community. This research will focus on how Chamblee can leverage Shared Autonomous Vehicles (SAVs) and the redevelopment opportunities they may provide to achieve its broader goals of livability and sustainable urban design. Ultimately, the research deliverables will produce a set of recommendations for Chamblee as well as best practices for other local governments to follow as they introduce SAVs onto public streets.
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When I started teaching my special needs daughter, I noticed how her sensory needs overshadowed her drive to learn. Thus, I started researching how to meet her sensory needs alongside learning instruction.
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Who does not like to learn when things are entertaining? We all prefer that.
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…is at an all time personal low. Lots to blog about but no energy to do so.
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C'est vrai, n'est-ce pas?
I'm sure I'll be better tomorrow.
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Investors typically have a fixation on the price-to-earnings (P/E) multiple, while seeking stocks that are trading at bargain prices. This straight-forward, easy-to-calculate ratio is the most-preferred one among valuation metrics in the investment toolkit for working out the fair market value of a stock. But even this widely used valuation metric is not without its shortcomings.
EV/EBITDA is a Better Alternative, But Why?
While P/E enjoys great popularity, a less-used and more-complicated metric called EV/EBITDA gains an upper hand as it offers a clearer image of a company's valuation and earnings potential. EV/EBITDA, also known as the enterprise multiple, has a more complete approach to valuation as it determines a firm's total value. P/E, on the other hand, considers only its equity portion.
EV/EBITDA is the enterprise value (EV) of a stock divided by its earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization (EBITDA). EV is the sum of a company's market capitalization, its debt and preferred stock minus cash and cash equivalents.
The other element of the ratio, EBITDA, gives the true picture of a company's profitability as it removes the impact of non-cash expenses like depreciation and amortization that depress net earnings. It is also often used as a proxy for cash flows.
Generally, the lower the EV/EBITDA ratio, the more attractive it is. A low EV/EBITDA ratio could imply that a stock is potentially undervalued and vice versa.
EV/EBITDA also takes into account the debt on a company's balance sheet that P/E ratio ignores. For this reason, EV/EBITDA is usually used to value possible acquisition targets. Stocks with a low EV/EBITDA multiple could be seen as potential takeover candidates.
Moreover, P/E can't be used to value a loss-making firm. A company's earnings are also subject to accounting estimates and management manipulation. In contrast, EV/EBITDA is less open to manipulation and can also be used to value companies that are making loss but are EBITDA-positive.
EV/EBITDA is also a useful yardstick in measuring the value of companies that are highly leveraged and have a high degree of depreciation. It also allows comparison of companies with different debt levels.
However, EV/EBITDA is not without its flaws and it alone can't conclusively determine a stock's inherent potential and future performance. It varies across industries and is generally not appropriate while comparing stocks in different industries given their diverse capital spending requirements.
Therefore, instead of solely banking on EV/EBITDA, you can club it with the other major ratios such as price-to-book (P/B), P/E and price-to-sales (P/S) to screen true value stocks.
Screening Criteria
Here are the parameters to screen for value stocks:
EV/EBITDA 12 Months-Most Recent less than X-Industry Median: A lower EV/EBITDA ratio represents a cheaper valuation.
P/E using (F1) less than X-Industry Median: This metric screens stocks that are trading at a discount to their peers.
P/B less than X-Industry Median: A lower P/B compared with the industry average implies that the stock is undervalued.
P/S less than X-Industry Median: The lower the P/S ratio the more attractive the stock is as investors will have to pay a smaller price for the same amount of sales generated by the company.
Estimated One-Year EPS Growth F(1)/F(0) greater than or equal to X-Industry Median: This parameter will help in screening stocks that have growth rates higher than the industry median. This is a meaningful indicator as decent earnings growth always adds to investor optimism.
Average 20-day Volume greater than or equal to 100,000: The addition of this metric ensures that shares can be traded easily.
Current Price greater than or equal to $5: This parameter will help in screening stocks that are trading at a minimum price of $5 or higher.
Zacks Rank less than or equal to 2: No screening is complete without the Zacks Rank, which has proven its worth since inception. It is a fundamental truth that stocks with a Zacks Rank #1 (Strong Buy) or 2 (Buy) have always managed to beat adversities and outperform the market.
Value Score of less than or equal to B: Our research shows that stocks with a Value Score of A or B when combined with a Zacks Rank #1 or 2 offer the best upside potential.
Here are five of the 14 stocks that passed the screen:
GMS Inc. GMS is a distributor of wallboard and suspended ceilings systems. This Zacks Rank #1 stock has an expected earnings per share (EPS) growth rate of 7% for three to five years and a Value Score of A.
Covenant Transportation Group, Inc. CVTI is a truckload carrier that offers just-in-time and other premium transportation services throughout the United States. This Zacks Rank #1 stock has an expected year-over-year earnings growth rate of 139.3% for 2018 and a Value Score of A. You can see the complete list of today's Zacks #1 Rank stocks here.
Domtar Corporation UFS is a leading provider of a wide variety of fiber-based products, including communication, specialty and packaging papers, market pulp and absorbent hygiene products. This Zacks Rank #1 stock has an expected year-over-year earnings growth rate of 39.2% for 2018 and a Value Score of B.
Darling Ingredients Inc. DAR is a provider of rendering, cooking oil and bakery waste recycling and recovery solutions. The stock has an expected year-over-year earnings growth rate of 370.8% for 2018. It currently has a Value Score of B and a Zacks Rank #1.
MGM Growth Properties LLC MGP is a real estate investment trust. This Zacks Rank #2 stock has an expected year-over-year earnings growth rate of 7.5% for 2018 and a Value Score of A.
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