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In this article, the author discusses the landscape-scale patterns of the cyanobacterial toxin microcystin in Canadian lakes discovered by researchers through a regression tree model using the TREES module in the software SYSTAT 13. He mentions that the model helps to determine the relationship between microcystin concentrations, the concentration of total nitrogen (TN) to total phosphorus (TP) and the TN:TP ratio.

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In this essay the author suggests that a deepening of one's spirituality may be the nurture that is required to remain fulfilled when working in the health care professions; and she illustrates this thesis by tracing a young chaplain's deepening spiritual journey in a Clinical Pastoral Education program. As the young aspiring chaplain attempts to minister to Joe, a dying farmer, he embarks on a path that leads to a religious experience. The essay concludes by listing eight criteria or guidelines that may help pastoral caregivers realize that they themselves may be nurtured by meeting the Holy in their caregiving acts.