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This game went well into extra's with the Smokies knocking out future Cub…err Dodger prospect Zach Lee before the 4th inning. Logan Watkins went 3-6 with a walk & Jae Hoon Ha was 2-5 with a walk of his own. Michael Burgess was 1-3. The pitching was awful as Kevin Rhoderick's season and stock has imploded. We can't even make good RP's this year folks.
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BOONE COUNTY, Ind. – The Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT) announce the on ramp to I-65 northbound at County Road 100 (Exit 138) will close next week. The on ramp to I-65 will close on Monday, November 26 at 12:01 a.m. for 10 days weather permitting. This closure is for the contractor to reconstruct and resurface the ramp.
Reith-Riley Construction Company, Inc. and designer R.W. Armstrong were awarded the $41,455,610 Major Moves design build contract. The project on I-65 will add an additional lane in each direction and reconstruct the existing lanes of I-65 from six tenths of a mile north of S.R. 32 to one half mile south of Boone County Road 100 East. This project also includes rebuilding the S.R. 39 Bridge over I-65 and the I-65 Bridge over Prairie Creek and rehabilitating the bridge over Lafayette Ave. The project is scheduled to be completed in July of 2013.
This construction project has a reduced speed limit and has been targeted by the Indiana State Police and the Boone County Sheriff's Department for increased enforcement activities in an effort to reduce speeding in the work zone. INDOT encourages motorists to slow down and pay special attention while traveling in work zones throughout Indiana. For the latest news and information about INDOT, please visit www.in.gov/indot.

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I arrived in London yesterday for the Olympics. There's so much energy and excitement in the air. This is a very special time to be in London and I feel privileged to be here.
I've dreamed about playing in the Olympics for many years, and withdrawing from the 2008 Beijing Games was probably the toughest moment of my career.
Being in the Olympic Village in China, with all the other athletes, and practising at the facility, it just adds to my expectation and eagerness to step onto court here to compete.
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The one frustrating thing about this year's event is that Wimbledon is so far from the Olympic Village, especially in the heavy traffic we are seeing at the moment.
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JoAnn Difede, Ph.D.
JoAnn Difede, Ph.D., is a Professor, Department of Psychiatry at Weill Medical College of Cornell University, an Attending Psychologist at the New York-Presbyterian Hospital/Weill Cornell Medical Center, and Director of the Program for Anxiety and Traumatic Stress Studies (PATSS). She is internationally recognized for her pioneering work using virtual reality technology in the treatment of PTSD consequent to the WTC attack of September 11, 2001, and more recently in the treatment of combat-related PTSD. Dr. JoAnn Difede is currently serving as the lead PI of a large multi-site Department of Defense funded clinical trial contract entitled, "Enhancing Exposure Therapy for PTSD: Virtual Reality and Imaginal Exposure with a Cognitive Enhancer," which is investigating how the use of virtual reality and the pharmacologic agent, D-Cycloserine, may help accelerate recovery from combat-related PTSD among U.S. service members deployed to Iraq and Afghanistan. Dr. Difede has served as the PI of several NIH-funded treatment studies concerning the development of innovative treatments for PTSD. She is also the recipient of many grants and corporate medical contracts for projects concerning the delivery of optimal care for trauma survivors and their families, both from private foundations and publicly held Fortune 500 corporations. Her treatment research spans survivors of burn injuries, terrorism, and occupations at-risk for PTSD, including U.S. soldiers deployed to OIF/OEF/OND, firefighters, police officers, and disaster rescue and recovery workers.
Dr. Difede has advised many corporations, non-profit organizations, and governmental agencies in the U.S. and internationally regarding the implementation of best practices for the screening, evaluation, and treatment of trauma and PTSD. Dr. Difede has served on NIH special emphasis review panels on occupations at-risk for trauma and PTSD and CDMRP review panels, among others. She currently serves on the scientific advisory board of the Anxiety Disorders Association of America (ADAA) and the advisory board of the Jericho Project, a non-profit foundation serving homeless veterans. She recently completed a four-year term on the editorial advisory board of the Journal of Traumatic Stress.
Dr. Difede received the 2010 Award for Outstanding Contributions to the Practice of Trauma Psychology from the American Psychological Association's Division of Trauma. In addition to her scholarly endeavors, her work has been featured in many popular media venues including the New Yorker, the NY Times, Newsweek, the Washington Post, Scientific American, and many television programs, including a recent appearance on Charlie Rose: The Brain Series' episode on PTSD, CNN, NBC, and ABC's World News Tonight with Peter Jennings. Notably, she was featured in New York magazine's Best Doctors issue in 2005 for her work developing a virtual reality-based treatment for WTC related-PTSD, and was profiled in The Lancet in September 2011, for the tenth anniversary of the WTC attacks, for her work developing innovative treatments for PTSD.
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Rizzo A, Buckwalter G, Forbell E, Reist C, Difede J, Rothbaum B, Lange B, Koenig S, Talbot T. Virtual Reality Applications to Address the Wounds of War. Psychiatric Annals, 43(3): 123-138, 2013.
McLay RN, Graap K, Spira J, Perlman K, Johnston S, Rothbaum BO, Difede J, Deal W, Oliver D, Baird A, Bordnick PS, Spitalnick J, Pyne JM, Rizzo A. Development and testing of virtual reality exposure therapy for post-traumatic stress disorder in active duty service members who served in Iraq and Afghanistan. Military Medicine, 177(6): 635-642, 2012.
Cukor J, Wyka K, Mello B, Olden M, Jayasinghe N, Roberts J, Giosan C, Crane M, Difede J. The longitudinal course of PTSD among disaster workers deployed to the World Trade Center following the attacks of September 11th. Special Issue: The September 11th 2001 Terrorist Attacks: Ten Years After. Journal of Traumatic Stress, 24(5): 506-514, 2011.
Rizzo AA, Lange B, Buckwalter JG, Forbell E, Kim J, Sagae K, Williams J, Rothbaum BO, Difede J, Reger G, Parsons T, Kenny P. An intelligent virtual human system for providing healthcare information and support. Studies in Health Technology & Informatics, 163: 503-509, 2011.
Rizzo A, Parsons TD, Lange B, Kenny P, Buckwalter JG, Rothbaum B, Difede J, Frazier J, Newman B, Williams J, Reger G. Virtual Reality Goes to War: A Brief Review of the Future of Military Behavioral Healthcare. Journal of Clinical Psychology in Medical Settings, 18(2): 176-187, 2011.
Cukor J, Wyka K, Jayasinghe N, Weathers F, Giosan C, Leck P, Roberts J, Spielman L, Crane M, Difede J. Prevalence and Predictors of Posttraumatic Stress Symptoms in Utility Workers Deployed to the World Trade Center Following the Attacks of September 11, 2001. Depression and Anxiety, 28(3): 210-217, 2011.
Reger G, Holloway K, Candy C, Rothbaum BO, Difede J, Rizzo A, Gahm G. Effectiveness of Virtual Reality Exposure Therapy for Active Duty Soldiers in a Military Mental Health Clinic. Journal of Traumatic Stress, 24(1): 93-96, 2011.
Cukor J, Wyka K, Jayasinghe N, Difede J.￯﾿ᄑ@ The nature and course of subthreshold PTSD.￯﾿ᄑ@ Journal of Anxiety Disorders, 24(8): 918-23, 2010.
Difede J, Barchas JD: Psychiatric and neurologic aspects of war: An overview and perspective. Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences, 1208: 1-9, 2010.
Cukor J, Olden M, Lee FS, Difede J: Evidence-based treatments for PTSD, new directions, and special challenges. Annals of the NY Academy of Science, 1208: 82-89, 2010.
Olden M, Cukor J, Rizzo S, Rothbaum BO, Difede J: House Calls Revisited: Leveraging Technology to Overcome Obstacles to Psychiatric Care and Improve Treatment Outcomes. Annals of the NY Academy of Science, 1208: 133-141, 2010.
Gerardi M, Cukor J, Difede J, Rizzo A, Rothbaum B.￯﾿ᄑ@ Virtual Reality Exposure Therapy for￯﾿ᄑ@Posttraumatic Stress Disorder and￯﾿ᄑ@Other Anxiety Disorders.￯﾿ᄑ@ Current Psychiatry Reports, 12(4): 298-305, 2010.￯﾿ᄑ@
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Leaman S, Rothbaum BO, Difede J, Cukor J, Gerardi M, Rizzo A. Treating Combat-Related PTSD With Virtual Reality Exposure Therapy. In A. Rubin, E. L. Weiss, & J. E. Coll (Eds.), Handbook of Military Social Work, 113-140. John Wiley and Sons, 2012.
Roy MJ, Rizzo A, Difede J, Rothbaum BO. Emerging and Alternative Therapies for PTSD.
In D. Benedek, G. H. Wynn (Eds.), Clinical Manual for the Management of Posttraumatic Stress Disorder. American Psychiatric Publishing, Inc., 2010.
Rothbaum BO, Difede J, Rizzo AA. Therapist Treatment Manual for Virtual Reality Exposure Therapy: Posttraumatic Stress Disorder in Iraq Combat Veterans, Geneva Foundation, 2009.
Difede J, Cukor J: Evidence based long-term treatment of mental health consequences of disasters among adults. In Y. Neria, S. Galea, F. Norris (Eds.), Mental Health Consequences of Disaster. New York: Cambridge University Press, 2009.
Rizzo A, Gahm G, Reger G, Difede J, Rothbaum B: Virtual Reality Exposure Therapy for Combat-related PTSD. In P. Shiromani, T. Keane, & J. LeDoux (Eds.), Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder: Basic Science and Clinical Practice, 375-399. New Jersey: Humana Press, 2009.
Difede J, Roberts J, Jayasinghe N, Leck P: Evaluation and treatment of firefighters and utility workers following the World Trade Center attacks. In Y. Neria, R. Gross, R. Marshall, & E. Susser (Eds.), 9/11: Mental Health in the Wake of Terrorist Attacks. New York: Cambridge University Press, 2006.
Difede J, Cukor J, Jayasinghe N, Hoffman H: Developing a virtual reality treatment protocol for posttraumatic stress disorder following the World Trade Center attack. In Roy, MJ (Ed.) NATO Security through Science: Novel Approaches to the Diagnosis and Treatment of PTSD. IDS Press, 2006.
Difede J: Acute psychiatric responses to the explosion at the World Trade Center: A case series. In Kushner H (Ed.), Essential readings on political terrorism: analyses of problems and prospects for the 21st century. New York: Gordian Knot Books, 2002.
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Aaron Diamond Fellowship Award, 1992 – 1995
National Institutes of Mental Health Loan Repayment Program, Research Award, 2004 – 2007
American Psychological Association, Division 58 Award for Outstanding Contribution to the Practice of Trauma Psychology, 2010
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SPRINGFIELD, Mo.—Sen. Claire McCaskill was learning more than she probably ever wanted to know about how to retrofit a coal-fired power plant.
On a recent tour of the John Twitty Energy Center, a 200-megawatt coal generator that keeps the lights on in Springfield, a city that could play an outsized role in determining whether McCaskill has a political future, the first-term Democrat stopped in the control room to ask questions about the antipollution scrubbers being installed: Which toxins will the technology strip from the coal smoke—mercury, soot, sulfur dioxide? Would it keep the plant in full compliance with the Environmental Protection Agency's new Clean Air Act regulations?
Sporting a battered white hard-hat, McCaskill walked through a clanging, pipe-filled boiler room in the heart of the plant, pressing for more details on the cost of the retrofit and how much of that cost will be passed on to Springfield households. The answers: $200 million—and all of it.
News like that spells trouble for McCaskill's reelection hopes, and those of other Democrats from 2012 battleground states (including Ohio, Michigan, Montana, Pennsylvania, and Virginia) where coal is crucial to the economy and where the industry and the GOP have effectively declared war on the Obama administration. Cheap coal-fired electricity is the economic lifeblood of the American Midwest. Drive through the steel towns of Ohio and Michigan, the farms of Indiana, and the cattle ranches of western Missouri and you'll spot those ubiquitous icons of the Midwestern landscape—red-and-white striped smokestacks, belching coal smog into the open sky.
Missouri and Ohio, where Democratic Sen. Sherrod Brown will also fight for his political future this fall, offer the most vivid picture of the Midwest's dependence on coal—and the role it will play in the fate of the Senate. Coal plants generate more than 80 percent of each state's electricity at rates 20 percent cheaper than the national average. Nationwide, only 45 percent of electricity comes from coal. Giant producers Peabody Energy and Arch Coal are headquartered in St. Louis. The mega-utility American Electric Power, which owns a fleet of coal-fired plants in 11 states, is headquartered in Columbus, Ohio.
So anything that makes coal-fired power more expensive is going to mean problems for Democrats such as McCaskill and Brown, both of whom already faced uphill climbs to reelection this year. In some ways, the gruff, gravel-voiced Brown, whom National Journal ranked as the fifth-most-liberal member of the Senate in 2011 (tied with environmentalist Sen. Barbara Boxer of California), and the effusive, matronly McCaskill, who ranked 50th-most-liberal—have little in common. But their political lives are both tied to the coal that is so crucial to the economies of their home states.
One of the hallmarks of President Obama's administration has been a slate of controversial environmental regulations that crack down on toxic coal pollution. The rules, which are required under a 1990 law, will slash coal emissions that contribute to asthma, birth defects, lung disease, and environmental damage. They will also, eventually, lead to the shutdown of hundreds of coal-fired power plants. Aside from their positive effects on Americans' health, the rules are one of Obama's biggest gifts to environmentalists—and one of the biggest targets of his political opponents. Power companies have already announced that the regulations will shutter half a dozen plants in Ohio alone, with more closures throughout the Midwest to come.
But the fight over coal rules is just one of the battles in the coming war over energy, which is emerging as a top-tier issue in the 2012 campaigns. Oil and gasoline prices are skyrocketing and may break records this summer, slowing the economic recovery. Obama's rejection of the proposed route for the Keystone XL pipeline, which would have brought carbon-heavy tar-sands oil from Canada to Texas, has become a political lightning rod, as has his doubling down on support for clean-energy programs, despite the controversy over Solyndra, the federally backed solar company that went bankrupt.
Republicans, interest groups, and a bevy of conservative super PACs, many of which have close financial ties to coal and oil companies, are attacking the president on every flank of the energy conflict. At the same time, they're fanning out to a handful of battleground states where they think an aggressively fought and funded campaign can pick off four of the Democrats whom Republicans need to defeat to take control of the Senate.
The Missouri and Ohio Senate races will be two of the most hotly contested and closely watched of these battles. Already, conservative groups have spent more money on efforts to unseat Brown in Ohio than they have on any other Senate race, and the spending in Missouri from groups such as the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and the Karl Rove-founded American Crossroads isn't far behind.
This article appears in the March 10, 2012 edition of National Journal Magazine.


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Tried every British brand of decaf tea & many American ones, but none gave me much beyond hot water with a slight weak tea finish. This tea, however, is perfect; slightly malty, surprisingly full-bodied... didn't think a decaf could deliver this. I am bowled over and a massive convert. Hard to believe it's decaf. Now my evening cuppa stands up to the accompanying crisp biscuit (cookie): a match made in heaven. Take it from a Brit.
- BobD , drinking Peet's since 1969 9/22/10
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After years on Peet's, I've finally blown out my caffeine receptors. I still can find comfort in your Decaf English Brek, tho
- RobinM , drinking Peet's since 1997 5/18/09
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I love this tea so much that there are very few other teas I wish to drink. Those others are also Peet's teas.
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this tea is so full bodies and flavorful for a decaffeinated product. thank you
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A fine brew for those of us who have problems with caffeine but love tea. This one is fully satisfying so I don't have to stop with a single cup. You and your guests will never know it's decaf. I promise.
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To my fellow finheaveners, are any of you guys going to be in the path of this storm. from reading and listening to the weather, all indications are the set up of this storm is like a 1 in 100 years occurrence.
i know we have many dolphin fans who live up and down the east coast, and this is the type of storm that has the potential to knock out power for days or weeks, lots of flooding, etc.
just curious how many of u guys r in the path. for me, living on long island, there is a good chance we r going to the the brunt of it, 70-90 mph sustained winds, 6-12 inches of rain, stuff that just does not happen normally especially up in the tri state area.
i just hope i dont lose power because i cant miss the dolphins. luckily it should hold off until late monday the brunt of it so the dolphin game should be fine.


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I also dont understand why people want to draft a position so definitely when its not really a hole on defense. Vernon was a rookie. Shelby could end up being a stud. no one knows what will transpire.
The holes on our rosters if our FA are not signed are:
3. WR x 2
4. Safety
huge holes as we stand right now.
1. Melvin Gordon RB
2. Bernardrick McKinney ILB
3. Steve Nelson CB
4. John Miller G
5. Adrian Amos FS
5. Kenny Bell WR
I don't care of he's stronger than The Hulk and eats barbwire for breakfast. If they draft a tackle in the first round I'll be livid.
If our draft was anything like that, I would defiantly not jump off a bridge. I would staple a note to my chest saying Fire Ireland and hang myself from Sun Life
Just a quick note: It might be interesting to know that San Francisco has (3) first round picks for their starting offensive line.
Including Joe Staley-LFT #28, Mike Lupati LG#17 and Anthony Davis-RT #11. Seems that combination has worked well for them.


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I recently upgraded from a Diversion 165 to a Dynasty 200 DX - primarily for its pulse capability. Of course I also got a WHOLE LOT of other tweak and adjustment capabilities. The owner's manual tells me HOW to adjust various parameters but does not tell me much about the interrelation between the setting. For example...
If I adjust the shielding gas pre-flow in the "Advanced Functions" menu it seems like it effects the operation when I am operating the machine in "manual" mode with a foot pedal rather than a programmed welding scenario operated with an on/off push button.
On the other hand, if I change the tungsten size selection does that change the startup performance if I am using a foot pedal for amperage control?
Perhaps someone from Miller can chime in if there is some "engineering" documentation available for this welder.
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01-09-2013, 06:43 AM #1Senior Member
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More advanced documentation for Dynasty welders?
Maybe you should do a reset to default settings and start over. I had to do it a couple of times when I messed it up beyond my ability to comprehend the results.
And if you think the 200 is complicated, try a 350.Nothing welded, Nothing gained
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Thanks shovelon,
I am aware of how to reset the machine. And I have done it a couple of times. What I am after is to sort out which parameters are adjustable when using the machine with a remote amperage control vs. which parameters only function if I use a start/stop welding program. At least that is my task at the moment.
I am aware that the 350 has some additional "tweaks" available. I know from personal experience that the independently settable EP and EN currents on AC override the "max" amperage set on the panel. I was covering for an instructor at a local community college who was in the hospital. We had one 350 in the lab. A student was evaporating 1/8" tungstens trying to weld aluminum. He had the max amps set to 120 and the balance set to 30% EP. A 1/16" tungsten could carry that current. I downloaded the manual that evening and did a reboot the next day. The machine behaved fine. The following day, same settings, tap the foot pedal and poof - the tungsten was gone. Seems that someone in the evening class was dorking around with the settings and had the EP current set to 350 amps!
Have you read the "sticky" about setting up a Dynasty at the top of this page?Professional Auto Mechanic since 1974
My own shop since 1981
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Thanks Frank865!
I generally start by selecting Quick Links and then Today's Posts. I had not looked at the top of the forum for years. I will spend some time going through the 19 pages of posts in the sticky and see what pearls I can find.
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I have scanned through about a third of the sticky. I have seen a couple of good tips but hardly a substitute for good documentation. In the starting post ASKANDY from Miller statesThere also have been a lot of requests for a Dynasty book. Even though this is a GREAT idea and has been looked at, our resources at this time are too thin to take on this exhausting task.
To get back on a positive note... Does anyone know of any good generic textbooks about inverter TIG welders? I looked at the AWS web site but their bookstore search seemed only to search the standards. If I can learn WHAT parameters I want for a particular situation, I can figure out HOW to establish those parameters in the Dynasty.
I just use the quick reference guide as... well a guide and experiment from there.
Maybe you'll have to write us a book and sell it for a nice profit, it would seem there is a demand for it.at home:
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Thanks c wagner,
I do have the laminated quick reference card which came with the machine. In fact I just finished marking up the pictures (of a Dynasty 350) to block out the panel lights which I do not have on the 200. The manual also has some 350 carry over which I am crossing out as I come across it.
Since Miller will not write the answers in the documentation, I am submitting my questions a couple at a time through their support web page. When (if) I collect a volume of answers I will write them up and add them to the sticky thread.
And as to the bizarre thing I learned today... If you change the waveform on ACTo save changes and exit, press torch trigger or turn power off.
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Thanks Broccoli1,
I have seen some of those videos but not all of them. I will watch or rewatch all of them.
p.s. Actually I have seen the first one which in fact contains all of the other ones. It is included on a DVD with the machine. I did not recognize the individual video names at first glance. Decent BASIC info but it does not go into the more advanced programming features.


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Earth Day Art Contest: Trash in Our Oceans
EPA Celebrates Earth Day with Marine Debris Art Contest Winners
In celebration of Earth Day 2011, EPA's Pacific Southwest Region sponsored a student art contest with the theme of "Trash in Our Oceans." Over 200 local Bay Area students from grades K-12 submitted highly creative works of art depicting the problem of ocean debris. The students' drawings, paintings, posters and three dimensional works used various media including found or recycled materials.
"Every piece of art was beautiful and inspiring," said Bill Glenn, chief of EPA's Environmental Information Office for the Pacific Southwest and a contest organizer. "It was difficult for the judges to narrow the field to 25 — let alone five grand prize winners — given the extraordinary quality of the students' work."
A reception honoring the 25 finalists was held on April 21 at the Pacific Southwest Office of EPA in San Francisco. Regional Administrator Jared Blumenfeld presented awards to all the winning artists and their teachers and announced the grand prize winners in five categories. The reception was attended by the artists, their families and teachers, as well as local leaders in the art, environmental and education communities.
Marine debris is a global concern, and the expressive art produced by the students highlights the environmental problems caused by waste in our oceans. Increasingly, plastics and trash generated on land are washing into our oceans and threatening wildlife. One striking example is the "great Pacific Ocean garbage patch," an immense area between Hawaii and the western U.S. where small bits of plastic littering the sea are often mistaken for food by marine creatures. Many of the winning artworks are very inventive in their use of recycled objects and actual debris found on beaches.
The grand prize winner in the 3-5th grade category was submitted by Emma Jennison, a third- grader at the French American International School, who created a hand-sculpted sea turtle on a beach with a plastic bag in its mouth and the caption "Don't Trash the Oceans!"
In addition, a special grand prize was awarded to a watercolor drawing of the beach picked by EPA staff as their favorite entry. Submitted by Sudha Reynolds, a seventh grader at the Rooftop Alternative School, the drawing includes a poem about the tragedy of trash in the ocean and its effects on turtles, seagulls and other sea life.
The grand prize winners and their classmates will have the opportunity to have a field trip to EPA to learn about an environmental issue of interest to the students.
In addition to the award, each artist also received a collectible postcard decorated with art by San Francisco artist Eli Noyes, who was on hand to autograph the postcards for students at the reception. Mr. Noyes was chosen to design the U.S. Postal Service's new "Go Green" stamps , recently released in honor of Earth Day 2011, which illustrate ways that we can all help the environment in our everyday actions.
Judges for the contest included Tamar Hurwitz, Environmental Education Coordinator for the San Francisco Department of the Environment; Deborah Munk, Director of the Artist in Residence Program at Recology San Francisco; and Judith Selby Lang, a local artist who creates works of art using found objects from Kehoe Beach in Point Reyes National Park.
After the reception and show on April 21, the artworks were moved to the EPA Environmental Information Center and Library where they will be on display beginning at an Open House on Earth Day, Friday, April 22, from 1 to 4 p.m. The exhibit will continue to be on display through May 26, Monday through Thursday from 9 a.m. to noon and 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. For additional information please call (415) 947-4406.
A Poem, by Sudha Reynolds
I swim in the ocean
A horrible sight burns my eyes
the sight of trash
Floating around absentmindedly
But, are there jellyfish
In this mess?
I search
but, what's the difference?
A turtle comes.
It eats jeffyfish or...
were those plastic bags?
Anyways... I move on
Swimming toward land.
I stop at the sight of litter
more types of trash
being thrown away
faster than a
chewed up wad of gum.
Seagulls dive for food
and take out trash.
The next day
I come back
the turtle had died
three seagulls
lay on the ocean floor
dead and without a soul.
I watch in horror
as more trach is thrown in
and more animals die.
What will this make us
and our world?
Will it shrivel up
and die
in 100's of years?
Or will the problem get solved
no more animals dying
from population
making everone happy
But... how will that happen?
Is it possible
through time?
It might be
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Here is a (sort of) recipe for Christmas cupcakes! This reeally only tells you how to make the icing and decoration.
Chocolate cupcake mix
Vanilla icing
Red and green food coloring
Santa head hard candies
red and green sprinkles
red jellybeans
red and green ribbons
jingle bells
1. Make the chocolate cupcakes by reading the side of the cake mix. Make sure to put each cupcake in a cupcake shell before putting in the oven.
2. Put the icing in two bowls. Put red food colouring in one bowl and green in the other. Mix it in.
3. Frost the cupcakes with the icing. Alternate each cupcake between red and green icing.
4. If a cupcake has red icing, put green sprinkles on it, and vice versa.
5. Put a santa head candy in the middle of the cupcake. Put three red jellybeans around the head.
6. Tie a ribbon around the cupcake with a jingle bell attached.
7. Finito! Enjoy!


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1 cup
sliced carrots
2 cups
chopped broccoli
1 cup
1 teaspoon
chicken bouillon granules
1/4 cup
chopped onion
1/4 cup
1/4 cup
all-purpose flour
1/4 teaspoon
ground black pepper
2 cups
2 cups
shredded sharp Cheddar cheese
I love the fact that it doesn't use "processed cheese food" as that is just wrong. Anyway, yummy! A few changes: I was out of carrots, though I didn't miss them I'm sure they would have added a great flavor. I used homemade chicken stock instead of boullion. I also used my immersion blender to blend the broccoli/stock mixture. Lastly, after reading the reviews that it was too thick, I used equal amount of chicken stock and milk and the consistency was perfect. I will make this again, and again, and again...
A few simple changes easily elevated this 3-star recipe to 4-stars, and darned near to perfect. To begin with, as I was measuring out the carrots, I stopped at about 1/4 cup, thinking that using a full cup of carrots would be waaaaay too much. I filled the remainder of the 1-cup measuring cup with celery and we loved the addition/substitution. With not much in the way of diverse and complex flavors going on here, I thought it was important to make the very most of the flavors I DID have - namely, substituting a good chicken broth for the water and chicken bouillion called for and adding fresh minced garlic to the onions as they were being sweated out. Finely, while straight Cheddar is inarguably the best for flavor, replacing half of it with processed cheese (i.e. Velveeta) ensures a rich creaminess that is virtually guaranteed not to break down and separate. Several good shakes of salt and freshly ground pepper and we were rewarded with a rich, creamy, flavorful and comforting broccoli cheese soup. I garnished it with a crostini topped with a sprinkle of grated Cheddar cheese and a tiny broccoli floret. This, along with "Greek Chicken Wraps," also from this site, was a nourishing, easy, and laid back supper.
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This is absolutely the best cheese soup recipe I have ever tried. It is incredibly good by itself but especially good with a crusty bread. I have made it with celery instead of broccoli and if anything, it's better. My whole family raves about this.
Great soup. It uses common ingredients and is fairly simple and quick to make. It didn't taste much like cheese (I didn't use sharp; sharp recomended), but it was still very good. I used 1 bouillon cube instead of the 1 tsp granuals.
This recipe is also very adaptable. I have substituted potatoes and celery for the broccoli and left out the cheese to make a wonderful potato soup. Add a can of minced clams for clam chowder. Plus, it is easy to adjust the yield; simply add more vegetables, bouillon, and milk.
Ah, when company shows up unnanounced and you scramble to make something delicious out of pantry/fridge staples. :) This simple recipe is great without revisions. As I do with nearly all cheese dishes, I added about 2 tbsp. hot sauce - LOVE the flavor of hot sauce with extra-sharp cheddar. I also love that this recipes uses real cheese instead of processed. If there are concerns about texture breakdown, whisking the cheese in gradually instead of adding all at once ensures a perfectly smooth texture.
This is simply the best cheese soup recipe I have ever had. Instead of chicken broth I use vegetable broth (ovo-lacto vegetarian) and it is incredibly delicious.
This was really good. I added 1/2 pound of bacon, used bacon grease instead of butter, celery instead of broccoli, and added 1/4 tsp dry mustard. I served it in bread bowls and got great reviews from everyone.
FINALLY! Cheese soup that isn't overwhelmed with bacon or ham or peppers and actually tastes like cheese! This is so very good and easy. THANKS!
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
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Serving Size: 1/4 of a recipe
Servings Per Recipe: 4
Amount Per Serving
** Calories: 449
** Calories from Fat: 297
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Felipe Massa finished fastest on the first day of the Pirelli tyre test at the Yas Marina Circuit in Abu Dhabi.
The Ferrari driver topped the timesheets after 94 laps on tyres provided by the Italian manufacturer, who will replace Bridgestone as F1 sole tyre supplier from the start of next season.
All 12 F1 teams were in attendance at the circuit for the start of the two-day test session, and the top of the order soon took on a familiar look with Ferrari, Red Bull and McLaren setting the pace.
Massa finished the day with a best time of one minute 40.170 seconds, over three-tenths faster than new world champion Sebastian Vettel, who completed 77 laps on the new Pirelli rubber for Red Bull.
The German suffered a right-rear tyre failure with two minutes remaining in the session, forcing a red flag. It was the first failure of the new Pirelli rubber since the company's testing programme began.
McLaren test driver Gary Paffett was third, seven-tenths down on Vettel, while Sauber's Kamui Kobayashi was fourth from Renault's Robert Kubica and the Williams of sixth-placed Rubens Barrichello.
Britain's Paul Di Resta was seventh for Force India after setting a time over a second quicker than team-mate Adrian Sutil, who lost time with an exhaust problem this morning and finished 10th.
Mercedes driver Nico Rosberg was eighth with Jaime Alguersuari's Toro Rosso ninth.
Last season's new teams took their customary place at the back of the grid, with Virgin's Timo Glock ahead of Heikki Kovalainen (Lotus) and Pastor Maldonado (Hispania).


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|Vermont Balloon Rally at Shelburne Museum Sept 4 - 7
Here's another reason to visit the Shelburne Museum, a magnificent facility that I consider a must-see in Vermont.
This Labor Day weekend, the Vermont Balloon Rally will be held on the grounds of the museum from September 4 through 7. About 30 balloons are expected to attend.
Spectators will be allowed to walk among the balloons and watch the flights each day early mornings and late afternoons. Children are no only allowed, they're encouraged to come see this colorful event. There will also be face painting, bounce house, free rides on the museum's antique carousel, nighttime balloon glow and a balloon walkabout where kids and adults can actually walk through a partially inflated balloon lying on the ground.
Rides will be offered including tethered rides and full flight rides. If you would like to do a full flight, it's best to make reservations in advance which you can do on the website.
Thanks to some generous corporate sponsorship, prices for the event are very low: children 12 and younger are free; children 13 and older (yes, that includes adults) are $7 for a four day pass. Or, just pay $20 for a carload up to a maximum of 6 people. The value of the museum and this event far exceeds those prices.
The Shelburne Museum is located Route 7 a few miles south of Burlington on the shore of Lake Champlain. This Google map has it on the wrong (east) side of the road but it will get you close enough.
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All 9-year-old Mercedes wants for Christmas is to one day witness her two loving parents marry each other.
It's really a simple, selfless wish, considering most children her age desire electronics or toys this holiday season.
The request also seems reasonable — she lives with both her mothers, who provide ample love to Mercedes, her sister, Mandela, 8, and the four dogs and five cats inside their quaint Anita Drive home.
In fact, Mercedes has already envisioned the wedding between mothers Beca Dickerson and Lindsay Roth-Carson.
She planned the entire ceremony, from sketching vibrant floral arrangements to measuring the length of her mothers' veils.
She has even decided what to wear on the glorious day: An elegant, floor-length, white and pink dress she frequently throws on anytime someone discusses marriage in front of her.
"They should get married because they are beautiful and meant for each other," Mercedes said.
Like many romance novels, however — outlining the perils of star-crossed lovers — Dickerson and Roth-Carson experience real adversity from those who ridicule their love.
"I can't carry pictures of my family in the car," Dickerson said. "When my children become teenagers, I wonder, 'Wll she get beat up because they has two mothers?' We shouldn't have to worry."
Marriage is basically defined as a sacred union between two people who want to make their partnership exclusive and recognized for legal purposes.
By that definition, any union of two people — two men, two women, or a man and a women — should qualify for marriage.
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"Getting married is a human right," Roth-Carson said. "It's not a straight right. It's not a gay right. We're not expecting people to bow down on the streets to us, but we want to be like everyone else and have the same rights as everyone else."
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Paul di Resta admits that being overlooked for a move to a bigger team will push him to achieve more with Force India in 2013...
Paul di Resta admits that being overlooked for a move to a bigger team will push him to achieve more with Force India in 2013.
The Scot was linked with a switch to both McLaren and Mercedes but saw Sergio Perez and Lewis Hamilton picked ahead of him in what was a disappointing season for both di Resta and his team.
"Of course it was flattering to be linked to those seats," he told the Scotsman newspaper. "But I won't deny I was disappointed when both teams opted to go down another route.
"It's just fired me up even more to go out and deliver next season. Of course you want to be in a car capable of regularly winning races and, ultimately championships. All I can do is go out next season, and deliver.
"If I do that, and it attracts a bigger team, then so be it. At the moment I'm paid to race for Sahara Force India, and I'll be giving it 100% when we line up on the grid for the season opener in Australia in March."
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Force India fell from sixth to seventh in the Constructors' race this year and di Resta reveals they have set lofty goals for 2013.
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Twelve-year-old students across the country are digging into the secrets of ancient Mesopotamia through a teaching Web site that lets them direct virtual archeological expeditions and curate museum exhibits with the excavated artifacts. The Web site, Ancient Mesopotamia: This History, Our History, examines gifts left to the modern world of the region that includes Iraq. It was developed by the University of Chicago's Oriental Institute Museum in partnership with Chicago Public School teachers, the University of Chicago's Chicago Web Docent, and the eCUIP Digital Library Project and was funded by a National Leadership Grant from the Institute of Museum and Library Services.
"We needed to bring Mesopotamia out of the textbook and into the virtual world in order to grab kids' attention," said Wendy Ennes, project director and Teacher Services and e-Learning Coordinator at the Oriental Institute Museum. Most sixth graders nationwide are required to study ancient civilizations, and the Web site was built to appeal to and support different learning styles – online interactions, reading and visual exploration, as well as searching and browsing strategies.
Students who enjoy gaming love Dig Into History in the Interactives section of the Web site, where they lead digs in present-day Iraq to collect and catalog Mesopotamian artifacts. Students select a quest statement that relates to a big idea about ancient Mesopotamia such as the beginning of writing, the development of certain inventions, or the domestication of plants and animals. Students then dig for artifacts in an early village, a city on the plains, or an imperial capital. Meanwhile, the "dig leader" must solve problems such as sand storm delays, drooping team morale, and funding issues. Students must discover at least four artifacts that support their quest statement, catalog their characteristics, write labels, and craft an overarching statement. Their work culminates in the students curating an online museum exhibit.
"By collecting and curating a museum exhibit, kids learn how exhibits are structured and what a curator's job is like." Ennes explained. The interactive section also includes video interviews with three archeologists and detailed analyses of 13 artifacts.
The site offers three other sections: Life In Mesopotamia, which presents details on 14 topics surrounding daily life in ancient Mesopotamia; Teaching Materials with 16 lesson plans, which synchronize with the National Council for the Social Studies Curriculum Standards; and the Learning Collection of 142 artifacts and photographs of archeological sites.
The topics covered in Life in Mesopotamia drive home one of the Web site's central themes: that ancient Mesopotamians and their myriad gifts still affect almost every aspect of our daily lives 5,000 years later. Among those gifts are:
In addition, the Teaching Materials section includes a Symbols From History (PDF) assignment that asks students to research the use of ancient symbols in modern Iraq using newspaper articles, library visits, and the Internet. As students learn about the ancient past, they also become more aware of current events in Iraq.
"With all that is going on in the world today, it is important that American students know and appreciate the legacies that we have inherited from this region of the world," Ennes said.
The Learning Collection allows kids to "zoomify" in on photos of artifacts and examine them up close. "Students like looking at the cracks because the cracks tell them that an artifact is really old," said Ennes, noting that the section also provides opportunities for visual analysis, discussion questions to get classroom conversations rolling, links to related artifacts, and maps pinpointing where the objects were discovered.
For teachers who wish to learn more about Mesopotamia and earn graduate credit, the museum offers an in-depth, eight-week Online Professional Development Course. The online course is now being disseminated in publications and conferences so that K-12 teachers nationwide can benefit from the museum's offerings.
Ennes and the museum staff learned many lessons as they developed this rich resource. For example, they learned that organizing metadata and digitizing collections takes a very long time.
"This was our first attempt to digitize and make public a portion of our collection. These particular artifacts came out of the ground between the early 1900s and the 1950s, and the metadata didn't exist in a manageable form. We had to gather a lot of old archival information located in card catalogs, Institute publications, and from other places throughout the Oriental Institute and museum. There was a lot of research done for each object. It also took a lot of time to photograph and digitize the artifacts," she said. Museum prep staff developed a portable backdrop and a mobile studio so that Ennes could shoot the artifacts in situ when the museum was closed. In addition to writing the grant and shooting the photos, Ennes also wrote much of the content for the site – particularly for the Dig Into History interactive.
Staffing issues cropped up during the project: the museum lost its museum director and the Web site's Flash developer. Fortunately, Geoff Emberling, the new museum director, threw his support behind the project. eCUIP's original programmer, Glen Biggus, and Web designer Steven Lane collaborated with Sean York, Chicago Web Docent's Flash developer who had moved across the country, to develop a template that helped streamline the programming process for Dig Into History.
"All museum departments had to support the project for it to succeed," Ennes said. "As an institution we had to find the time to collaborate on the project and meet challenges we faced along the way. Now that we know what it takes, we can look forward to tackling a larger digitization of our collection in the future. We're better prepared for what's involved," Ennes said. "It was a labor of love and I'm happy it's out there. We couldn't have done it without IMLS's support."
About the image: Lamassu, 721 BC - 705 BC, Oriental Institute Museum #A7369.
This colossal stone sculpture (weighing approximately 40 tons) was one of a pair that guarded the entrance to the throne room of King Sargon II's palace at Dur-Sharrukin (modern-day Khorsabad, Iraq). A protective spirit known as a lamassu, it is shown as a composite being with the head of a human, the body and ears of a bull, and the wings of a bird. When viewed from the side, the creature appears to be walking; when viewed from the front, to be standing still. Thus it is actually represented with five, rather than four, legs.
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Robert has a number of skeletons in his cupboard, which he is determined to bury. Although, hardly his dream job, Robert sees the position of temporary village constable as a necessary stage on the road to rehabilitation. He just needs to do well and generally behave by the book. However, village life and the macabre provincial order turn out to be difficult to fit into Robert's plans. Nothing is ever straightforward, and certainly not when you are way out in the countryside.
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Ferrari boss Stefano Domenicali has spoken of his disappointment after watching Fernando Alonso lose the drivers' world title on Sunday.
In light of Sebastian Vettel winning the final Grand Prix of the season in Abu Dhabi, Alonso needed only a fourth-placed finish in the race, but a poor strategy resulted in the Spaniard finishing seventh and handing the title to Vettel.
After extending his congratulations to Vettel, who at 23 became the youngest ever Formula One champion, Domenicali lamented the painful defeat and bungled strategy.
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"What I feel inside is for sure a lot of pain because when you arrive there and see you can do it, you feel very painful."
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And while extending his sympathy to two-time world champion Alonso, Domenicali tipped Ferrari to come back stronger in 2011.
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If we sign him, people will be complaining halfway through the year about why he isn't scoring TD's (like he did in Pitt).
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if we had vincent jackson last year we would have definitely gotten a wild card birth, easily ten wins.
We are not one receiver away from a championship.... We have a TON of holes on our team and throwing 60+Mill at one player is not plausible. It's outright ridiculous.
Look at the Champs of the past decade or so. Tell me 1 team that has went and paid top dollar for 1 receiver? Let me save you the time and research to tell you that there isn't a championship team that has done that... You build through the draft and you use free agency to pick up affordable pieces to fill some depth and maybe a starter or 2, IF they fit.
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No team is going to pay such a high salary. I do care how good the guy is, $60,000,000 dollars is ridiculously. Mike Wallace will get tons of money for sure but 60 million? Nah. Wake up Mike and smell some reality. You're asking too high a price.
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This widow had a reason to worry. She had been sold two expensive annuities — just about the last thing a 90-year-old needs — and the rest of her portfolio consisted mostly of risky stock funds and junk bond funds. The planner was making a fortune as the widow's nest egg dwindled.
A natural reaction would be to file this story next to that of Bernie Madoff or other brazen crooks. But that would be too easy. Like every financial planner I know, the widow's adviser really seemed to believe that she was doing her client a great service. In fact, she considered her a dear friend.
My point is this: Bad advice is epidemic in my industry, and it doesn't come only from villainous fraudsters such as Madoff. It also comes from pleasant, empathetic folks who are merely responding predictably to my industry's perverse incentives and self-serving ethical standards.
We financial planners are masters at persuading ourselves that what's in our best interest also happens to be the moral thing to do. By and large, we're good people, which is why we can be so convincing — and so potentially dangerous to your money.
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The Perils and Promise of Preaching the God of Two Books
"A vast number of congregational leaders know that when they deal with evolution, they are also dealing with job security."- Joel Hunter
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"A vast number of congregational leaders know that when they deal with evolution, they are also dealing with job security."- Joel Hunter
If you read Ecclesiastes carefully, Solomon is not saying that knowledge and learning are bad; he's saying they're incomplete.
From 2012: Many secular and many evangelical voices agree on one 'truism'—that if you are an orthodox Christian with a high view of the authority of the Bible, you cannot believe in evolution in any form at all. New Atheist authors such as Richard Dawkins and creationist writers such as Ken Ham seem to have arrived at consensus on this.
Written by BioLogos Fellow of Biology Dennis Venema, this series of posts is intended as a basic introduction to the science of evolution for non-specialists.
From science and religion blogs: quantum uncertainty and God, the remarkable fact that we have come to understand our place in the created order, and the role of theology in making wise choices about the use of technology.
Everyone is so worried about success and getting this or that honorable diploma—the people here are smart and understand many complex things perfectly—but it's a long distance from the head to the heart.
All of you who do science, all of you who teach or research or you're involved in engineering or medicine or education, or biology or chemistry or physics—you are doing a noble thing. You are thinking God's thoughts after him. … You are obeying God's command given way back in Genesis to exercise dominion, to learn about, to be curious and discover and steward the earth.
The Psalmist is saying that when we walk outside and look up, the heavens are telling us two things about God: they tell us about his glory, and they tell us about what his hands can do.
"Such a paradigm will enable joyful Christ-followers to be wholly engaged in being the presence of hope in our glorious—yet broken—world."
It's eminently easy "in God's name" to demand things of people as a pre-requirement for acceptance by God—things which Christ himself never demanded.
I was raised in a household of atheists. My parents were card-carrying members of the American Communist Party, and therefore the atheism in my household was quite close to the militant anti-theism of the so-called "new atheists".
In this series, Kathryn Applegate addresses the concern that randomness implies the absence of God's activity and involvement in the natural world. She begins by clearing up some common misconceptions about the concept of "randomness", and later focuses on the mechanisms of the immune system to demonstrate that God works through random processes to preserve life. Far from being an indication of a "godless" universe, one might conclude that randomness is one of God's favorite mechanisms for creating and sustaining life!
There's a word beneath the water, and the Bow River belongs to God. Have you been listening?
The Queen had only one way of settling all difficulties, great or small. "Off with his head!" she said, without even looking round
During his seminary education, Dr. Murphy also gained a deeper understanding of Luther's theology of the cross, and he realized that it's really the best way to approach the science and theology dialogue.
It is not uncommon to hear voices proclaiming that biology and physics have shown us that—at fundamental levels—nature is random, hence meaningless, purposeless, and without a creator. But how might God work providentially through indeterminate processes? The John Templeton Foundation has provided a generous grant of $1.69 million to support a new research initiative on the theme of Randomness and Divine providence.
Since the sermon is the main component used to build the congregation's collective approach to understanding how the church relates to the world, I want to take a few moments to lay out what has worked in my preaching and what has not when it comes to science, and more specifically, the subject of evolution.
Charles Darwin's personal struggles and ultimate rejection of Christianity are well documented, and people are eager to link his loss of faith to his evolutionary theory. David Lack, on the other hand, began his scientific career as an agnostic, but shortly after publishing his famous book on the evolution of "Darwin's finches", he converted to Christianity.
This BioLogos videocast addresses the idea of randomness as a part of natural selection, and whether it challenges the possibility of God using the evolutionary process as a means of creation.
In this three-part series from Pruim's chapter in the book Delight in Creation: Scientists Share Their Work with the Church, mathematician Randall Pruim explains what scientists and mathematicians mean when they speak of something being "random". He also addresses God's use of apparent randomness in creation as a part of his sovereign rule.