Friday, January 30, 2015

Car Of The Future and constipated goldfish

My daily post is messed up, so this never went on Friday January 30, 2015.. First post I have missed in many years, but I will give the email a day off until Shabbat is over.

Love Yehuda Lave

  Defuse Your Anger Messages
Simply telling yourself, "I should not be angry right now," will usually not calm you. Moreover, if you lose your temper and tell yourself you shouldn't be angry, you are apt to feel excessive anxiety and guilt in addition to the anger.
Rather, try to be aware of what specifically is making you angry. (For example, "It's awful that he is talking to me this way.") Once you give up those anger-causing self-statements, you will feel less anger.
Challenge your self-statements that lead to anger. ("Why is it so awful if he talks to me this way? I might not enjoy it, but I will not take it to heart.")
Once you perceive someone's behavior or words in a positive or even neutral light, you will not be angry. ("He's speaking to me that way because he cares about me and wants me to improve." Or, "He's talking this way because he is personally upset.")
Love Yehuda Lave
The OU Team finishes the day at Rabbi Slifkin's new bible natural history museum and some well earned hard cider and Lemonade at Buster's new place.
Beth Shemesh Museum and hard cidar
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Constipated goldfish undergoes £300 life-saving surgery - Daily Telegraph


http://fw.to/Shc28YF

Within Judaism's laws,,the attention to animals should come prior to oneself ( wherever possible  ). But can you call a fish an animal? 

Anyway,this pet owner showed that he had a wonderful disposition for his pet and did not allow the Goldfish to die and buy another one in its place. 

Aside now: One Meshuganah Caesar kept a fly as a pet. And when it died, he gave it a 'State Funeral' !



Video: A Walk in the Heart of Jewish Paris

A visit to the Marais, the historic Jewish quarter of Paris with Samuel Ghiles-Meilhac, historian and resident of the Marais.
 
 


 AMAZING
NO GAS,  NO BATTERIES...
THE ONLY ONE IN THE WORLD RIGHT NOW (wrong: Schwarzenegger supposedly has one, a converted Hummer), AND HERE IT IS...!
 A MUST SEE !!! (click below).









 
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Earth in relation to the solar system


This post wouldn't go out in my daily email, but it was so good I wanted to get it posted.

Love Yehuda Lave

I have seen similar videos but I believe that this presentation is outstanding
In case you were wondering
 
 
 
 
 


1. This is the Earth! This is where you live.
This is the Earth! This is where you live.
NASA Goddard Space Flight Center Image / Via visibleearth.nasa.gov

2. And this is where you live in your neighborhood, the solar system.

And this is where you live in your neighborhood, the solar system.

3. Here's the distance, to scale, between the Earth and the moon. Doesn't look too far, does it?

Here's the distance, to scale, between the Earth and the moon. Doesn't look too far, does it?

4. THINK AGAIN. Inside that distance you can fit every planet in our solar system, nice and neatly.

THINK AGAIN. Inside that distance you can fit every planet in our solar system, nice and neatly.
PerplexingPotato / Via reddit.com

5. But let's talk about planets. That little green smudge is North America on Jupiter.

But let's talk about planets. That little green smudge is North America on Jupiter.
NASA / John Brady / Via astronomycentral.co.uk

6. And here's the size of Earth (well, six Earths) compared with Saturn:

And here's the size of Earth (well, six Earths) compared with Saturn:
NASA / John Brady / Via astronomycentral.co.uk

7. And just for good measure, here's what Saturn's rings would look like if they were around Earth:

And just for good measure, here's what Saturn's rings would look like if they were around Earth:
Ron Miller / Via io9.com

8. This right here is a comet. We just landed a probe on one of those bad boys. Here's what one looks like compared with Los Angeles:

This right here is a comet. We just landed a probe on one of those bad boys. Here's what one looks like compared with Los Angeles:
Matt Wang / Via mentalfloss.com

9. But that's nothing compared to our sun. Just remember:

But that's nothing compared to our sun. Just remember:

10. Here's you from the moon:

Here's you from the moon:
NASA

11. Here's you from Mars:

Here's you from Mars:
NASA

12. Here's you from just behind Saturn's rings:

Here's you from just behind Saturn's rings:
NASA

13. And here's you from just beyond Neptune, 4 billion miles away.

And here's you from just beyond Neptune, 4 billion miles away.
NASA
To paraphrase Carl Sagan, everyone and everything you have ever known exists on that little speck.

14. Let's step back a bit. Here's the size of Earth compared with the size of our sun. Terrifying, right?

Let's step back a bit. Here's the size of Earth compared with the size of our sun. Terrifying, right?
John Brady / Via astronomycentral.co.uk
The sun doesn't even fit in the image.

15. And here's that same sun from the surface of Mars:

And here's that same sun from the surface of Mars:
NASA

16. But that's nothing. Again, as Carl once mused, there are more stars in space than there are grains of sand on every beach on Earth:

But that's nothing. Again, as Carl once mused, there are more stars in space than there are grains of sand on every beach on Earth:

17. Which means that there are ones much, much bigger than little wimpy sun. Just look at how tiny and insignificant our sun is:

Which means that there are ones much, much bigger than little wimpy sun. Just look at how tiny and insignificant our sun is:
Our sun probably gets its lunch money stolen.

18. Here's another look. The biggest star, VY Canis Majoris, is 1,000,000,000 times bigger than our sun:

26 Pictures Will Make You Re-Evaluate Your Entire Existence
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19. But none of those compares to the size of a galaxy. In fact, if you shrank the sun down to the size of a white blood cell and shrunk the Milky Way galaxy down using the same scale, the Milky Way would be the size of the United States:

But none of those compares to the size of a galaxy. In fact, if you shrank the sun down to the size of a white blood cell and shrunk the Milky Way galaxy down using the same scale, the Milky Way would be the size of the United States:

20. That's because the Milky Way galaxy is huge. This is where you live inside there:

That's because the Milky Way galaxy is huge. This is where you live inside there:

21. But this is all you ever see:

But this is all you ever see:
(That's not a picture of the Milky Way, but you get the idea.)

22. But even our galaxy is a little runt compared with some others. Here's the Milky Way compared to IC 1011, 350 million light years away from Earth:

But even our galaxy is a little runt compared with some others. Here's the Milky Way compared to IC 1011, 350 million light years away from Earth:
Just THINK about all that could be inside there.

23. But let's think bigger. In JUST this picture taken by the Hubble telescope, there are thousands and thousands of galaxies, each containing millions of stars, each with their own planets.

But let's think bigger. In JUST this picture taken by the Hubble telescope, there are thousands and thousands of galaxies, each containing millions of stars, each with their own planets.

24. Here's one of the galaxies pictured, UDF 423. This galaxy is 10 BILLION light years away. When you look at this picture, you are looking billions of years into the past.

Here's one of the galaxies pictured, UDF 423. This galaxy is 10 BILLION light years away. When you look at this picture, you are looking billions of years into the past.
Some of the other galaxies are thought to have formed only a few hundred million years AFTER the Big Bang.

25. And just keep this in mind — that's a picture of a very small, small part of the universe. It's just an insignificant fraction of the night sky.

And just keep this in mind that's a picture of a very small, small part of the universe. It's just an insignificant fraction of the night sky.
Via thetoc.gr

26. And, you know, it's pretty safe to assume that there are some black holes out there. Here's the size of a black hole compared with Earth's orbit, just to terrify you:

And, you know, it's pretty safe to assume that there are some black holes out there. Here's the size of a black hole compared with Earth's orbit, just to terrify you:
D. Benningfield/K. Gebhardt/StarDate / Via mcdonaldobservatory.org

27. So if you're ever feeling upset about your favorite show being canceled or the fact that they play Christmas music way too early — just remember…

This is your home.

This is your home.
By Andrew Z. Colvin (Own work) [ CC-BY-SA-3.0 ( creativecommons.org ) or GFDL ( gnu.org )], via Wikimedia Commons

28. This is what happens when you zoom out from your home to your solar system.

This is what happens when you zoom out from your home to your solar system.

29. And this is what happens when you zoom out farther…

And this is what happens when you zoom out farther...
By Andrew Z. Colvin (Own work) [ CC-BY-SA-3.0 ( creativecommons.org ) or GFDL ( gnu.org )], via Wikimedia Commons

30. And farther…

And farther...
By Andrew Z. Colvin (Own work) [ CC-BY-SA-3.0 ( creativecommons.org ) or GFDL ( gnu.org )], via Wikimedia Commons

31. Keep going…

Keep going...
By Andrew Z. Colvin (Own work) [ CC-BY-SA-3.0 ( creativecommons.org ) or GFDL ( gnu.org )], via Wikimedia Commons

32. Just a little bit farther…

Just a little bit farther...
By Andrew Z. Colvin (Own work) [ CC-BY-SA-3.0 ( creativecommons.org ) or GFDL ( gnu.org )], via Wikimedia Commons

33. Almost there…

Almost there...
By Andrew Z. Colvin (Own work) [ CC-BY-SA-3.0 ( creativecommons.org ) or GFDL ( gnu.org )], via Wikimedia Commons

34. And here it is. Here's everything in the observable universe, and here's your place in it. Just a tiny little ant in a giant jar.

And here it is. Here's everything in the observable universe, and here's your place in it. Just a tiny little ant in a giant jar.
By Andrew Z. Colvin (Own work) [ CC-BY-SA-3.0 ( creativecommons.org ) or GFDL ( gnu.org )], via Wikimedia Commons

 
 
 
 
 


 
 
 


 


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