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What was left of Shadi was found nearly three months later, 800 kilometers away in a wetsuit on a beach in Norway.
It was a Saturday morning when the call came, and they were taken by bus to a beach, hundreds of people on the beach.
And it doesn't take too long before my students walk on a beach and stumble upon piles of trash.
There are maybe 100 billion galaxies detectable by our telescopes, so if each star was the size of a single grain of sand, just the Milky Way has enough stars to fill a 30 foot by 30 foot stretch of beach three feet deep with sand.
Such a beach would continue for literally hundreds of millions of miles.
Say you're at the beach, and you get sand in your eyes.
The gauntlet each sea turtle faces in the course of its lifetime goes thus: First, deposited as a clutch of leathery, ping-pong ball-sized eggs into a nesting pit dug by its mother high on the beach, of the 50 to 200 eggs laid, roughly 20 percent will never hatch.
Of those that began as eggs on a distant beach, now less than 10 percent remain, at least, those were the odds prior to significant human interference.
Over the past century, and in particular in the last several decades, human endeavors, from beach development to plastic refuse to poaching, long lines, nets, and even noxious chemicals, including oil, have upped the ante for sea turtles, causing their survival rate to drop to around one percent or less, from each nesting cycle.
Imagine that you sell ice cream at the beach.
Your beach is one mile long and you have no competition.
The one-half-mile walk may be too far for some people at each end of the beach, but your cart serves as many people as possible.
One day you show up at work just as your cousin Teddy is arriving at the beach with his own ice cream cart.
In order to ensure that customers don't have to walk too far you set up your cart a quarter mile south of the beach center, right in the middle of your territory.
The next day, when you arrive at work, Teddy has set up his cart in the middle of the beach.
Day three of the ice cream wars, you get to the beach early, and set up right in the center of Teddy territory, assuming you'll serve the 75% of beachgoers to your south, leaving your cousin to sell to the 25% of customers to the north.
When you take a mid-day break, Teddy shuffles 10 paces south of you, and again, steals back all the customers to the far end of the beach.
Throughout the course of the day, both of you continue to periodically move south towards the bulk of the ice cream buyers, until both of you eventually end up at the center of the beach, back to back, each serving 50% of the ice-cream-hungry beachgoers.
Your original strategy, where you were each a quarter mile from the middle of the beach, didn't last, because it wasn't a Nash Equilibrium.
With both of you now in the center of the beach, you can't reposition your cart closer to your furthest customers without making your current customers worse off.
However, you no longer have a socially optimal solution, since customers at either end of the beach have to walk further than necessary to get a sweet treat.
Imagine yourself standing on a beach, looking out over the ocean, waves crashing against the shore, blue as far as your eyes can see.
If your ideal cookie is barely browned, like a Northeasterner on a beach vacation, you could have set your oven to 310 degrees.
And together with them, we started a multi-layered approach, based on an on- and off-line signature petition, educational and inspirational presentations at schools and we raise general awareness at markets, festivals, beach clean-ups.
I was even treated like a prostitute just because I was walking alone on the beach with European friends.
Right now I'm standing in the open air, on a beach under a palm tree, in the exact spot where your stage used to be.
And about 45 minutes later, walking along the beach, I came across this.
Who would have imagined that so many daily tasks we do or take for granted, such as going to the beach or even picking up something from the floor, would become sources of stress and anxiety?
We can go to the beach.
Just two years ago working off Santorini, where people are sunning themselves on the beach, unbeknownst to them in the caldera nearby, we found phenomenal hydrothermal vent systems and more life systems.
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