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In this paper, Venema tells the story of his transition from support of Intelligent Design to the view that God uses evolution as a creative mechanism.
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In this paper, Venema tells the story of his transition from support of Intelligent Design to the view that God uses evolution as a creative mechanism.
In this paper, adapted from an article from Science & Christian Belief, Dr. Oliver R. Barclay compares and contrasts the biblical view of design in nature with modern design arguments.
In this paper, Venema explores several examples in biology where random mutation and natural selection have indeed led to substantial increases in biological information. The question of how new specified information arises in DNA, far from being an "enigma", is one of great interest to biologists.
Philosopher Robert Bishop explores the Biblical doctrine of creation, which he describes as "perhaps one of the most helpful pieces of theology for thinking about science", and describes why the doctrine needs to be recovered from narrower, contemporary interpretations of creation.
Mathematics professor James Bradley looks at the design argument presented in William Dembski's book The Design Inference and offers his criticisms on the accuracy of the model.
In this article, Venema offers his review of Stephen Meyer's book Signature in the Cell.
Can science provide substantive insight into the question of God's existence? Isaac's paper examines three schools of thought regarding the possibility of detecting God's existence through science: Evolutionism, Creationism, and Intelligent Design.
In this paper, Baylor philosophy professor Francis Beckwith distinguishes between Intelligent Design (ID) and Thomistic Design (TD).
Mark Noll, historian and author of The Scandal of the Evangelical Mind, enumerates 15 attitudes, assumptions, and convictions he considers to be most influential in inciting anti-intellectual sentiment among evangelical Christians.
Many evangelicals believe that Young Earth Creationism is the only authentic, biblical way for Christians to understand origins, and that until the advent of Darwin's theory of evolution, it was the only view held by Christians. However, in this excerpt from Saving Darwin, Karl Giberson explains that Young Earth Creationism's origins are surprisingly recent.
A complex biological structure with many interacting parts might appear, at first glance, as if it were originally created in its present form with all its interlocking components fully formed and intact. It doesn't seem possible that they developed step by step via biological evolution. In Darwin's Black Box, Michael Behe introduces a term that he and other proponents of Intelligent Design use for this concept: irreducible complexity.
Every field of science has unanswered questions and gaps in our understanding. Scientists typically view these as open research questions. Others sometimes argue that if science can't explain how something happened, then God must be the explanation. Such arguments are called "god-of-the-gaps" arguments. The risk in these arguments is that science is always developing. If gaps in scientific knowledge are the basis for belief in God, then as scientists fill in the gaps, the evidence for God disappears. The God of the Bible, however, is much more than a god of the gaps. Christians believe that God is always at work in the natural world, in the gaps as well as in the areas that science can explain.
Given the stark difference between evolution and six-day creation, many people assume that Darwin's theory shook the foundations of the Christian faith. In truth, the literal six-day interpretation of Genesis 1-2 was not the only perspective held by Christians prior to modern science. St. Augustine (354-430), John Calvin (1509-1564), John Wesley (1703-1791), and others supported the idea of Accommodation. In the Accommodation view, Genesis 1-2 was written in a simple allegorical fashion to make it easy for people of that time to understand. In fact, Augustine suggested that the 6 days of Genesis 1 describe a single day of creation. St. Thomas Aquinas (1225-1274) argued that God did not create things in their final state, but created them to have potential to develop as he intended. The views of these and other Christian leaders are consistent with God creating life by means of evolution.
Even before Darwin published The Origin of Species in 1859, many Christians had already accepted an old Earth. One of the first supporters of evolutionary science in America—Harvard biologist Asa Gray—was a devout Christian. Conservative theologian B. B. Warfield also accepted the science of evolution, and both he and Asa Gray rejected the idea that evolution leads to atheism. Even the authors of The Fundamentals, published between 1910 and 1915, accepted an old earth. It wasn't until a century after Darwin that a large number of evangelicals and fundamentalists began to accept the combination of flood geology and 6-day creation promoted by Seventh-day Adventists.
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We at BioLogos believe that God used the process of evolution to create all the life on earth today. While we accept the science of evolution, we emphatically reject evolutionism. Evolutionism is the atheistic worldview that says life developed without God and without purpose. Instead, we agree with Christians who adhere to Intelligent Design and Creationism that the God of the Bible created the universe and all life. Christians disagree, however, on how God created. Young Earth Creationists believe that God created just 6,000 to 10,000 years ago and disagree with much of mainstream science. Supporters of Intelligent Design accept more of evolutionary science, but argue that some features of life are best explained by direct intervention by an intelligent agent rather than by God's regular way of working through natural processes. We at BioLogos agree with the modern scientific consensus on the age of the earth and evolutionary development of all species, seeing these as descriptions of how God created. The term BioLogos comes from the Greek words bios (life) and logos (word), referring to the opening of the Gospel of John. "In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. He was with God in the beginning. Through him all things were made."
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While Congress was able to reach a last-minute stopgap solution Tuesday to avert the so-called "fiscal cliff," the future of the region's economy is still somewhat uncertain.
George Mason University's Center for Regional Analysis had projected that Virginia could lose more than 200,000 jobs if the across-the-board budget cuts known as "sequestration" had gone into effect, largely because of the significant amount of defense spending that occurs here.
Now, Congress has postponed any potential cuts for a few months and set new tax rates.
While the sharp decline of sequestration was avoided, there also won't be any growth in federal spending over the next few months. Federal agencies won't be laying off workers, but they are more likely to leave positions vacant and to hold off on issuing new contracts for the short term, said Stephen Fuller, director of the Center for Regional Analysis.
"That dampens the economy's growth expectations for at least the first half of 2013," he said.
Fairfax County is the No. 1 county in the country for federal contracting, and those businesses are not able to plan as long as the federal budget remains in limbo, Fuller said.
While having certainty on tax rates is helpful to the economy, the new tax rates could also slow down economic growth.
"The good news is that people now know what their tax expense is for 2013," Fuller said.
The down side of that is that all employed people will see at least a slight decrease in their take-home pay, due to the expiration of the payroll tax reduction that was in effect the last two years, and higher-income people will experience a higher tax rate.
"There will be a little less retail spending than there would have been," Fuller said.
However, once the budget uncertainties are resolved later this year, Fuller expects the region's economy to begin to pick up once again.
"Fairfax is probably the best positioned to grow strongly," Fuller said.
The county's location and quality of life coupled with the advent of the 495 Express Lanes and the Silver Line put Fairfax in the best position to accommodate job growth, he said.
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Should Kenny Dalglish stay or go? Who will manage England this summer? Will Aston Villa go down? It's all debated on the new TEAMtalk Podcast.
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Simon Wilkes is this week's host, and he is joined in the studio by fellow TEAMtalker Mark Holmes and Sky Sports reporter Pete O'Rourke, who is a massive but beleaguered Liverpool fan.
There are also contributions from Kenny Dalglish, Roberto Di Matteo, Tim Krul and Harry Redknapp.
More Reds trauma on Tyneside
The trio discuss the fall-out from Newcastle's 2-0 win over Liverpool on Sunday.
Many Reds fans on our messageboards have called for King Kenny's head. O'Rourke feels the Scot deserves to see the season out, and admits Borussia Dortmund coach Jurgen Klopp is top of his wishlist should the Scot leave Anfield in the summer.
Holmes disagrees, and thinks Dalglish should be given one more season, while Wilkes also feels this summer will be the right time for the Reds legend to hand over the reins to a younger, hungrier manager.
Fans' view: kopitesraw (Liverpool): Dalglish may be a legend but forget the sentiment, since January only Wolves have picked up less points than us, only Wolves have scored less. Frankly there was an argument for sacking Kenny in January, if it wasn't for an average start to the season we would be in a relegation dogfight for real this year. Do the right thing Kenny, put the club first.
The race for third
It turned out to be a great weekend for Tottenham, who took confidence from QPR's shock win over in-form Arsenal and saw off Swansea at the Lane.
Brendan Rodgers did his CV no harm as the Swans played their usual flowing game - and Holmes believes Harry Redknapp should take charge of England for Euro 2012 alone, then return to club football where he is at his happiest.
O'Rourke is not a fan of that idea, and feels the FA need to appoint a long-term manager, with West Brom boss Roy Hodgson fitting the bill for him.
Fans' view: scoff23 (Tottenham Hotspur): To all of those who are unsure of Brendan Rodgers because of his lack of experience at top level;- whilst I understand your reservations and also the point about big name managers attracting top players, I would gently remind you all that our greatest ever manager- the legendary Bill Nicholson- was neither a big name nor did he have Premier League (at the time Div 1) managerial experience when he took over Spurs in 1958. What he did have -in spades- was a vision of how football should be played (having "cut his teeth" in the "push and run" side of '51. I think BR has the same kind of vision.
Title talk, Wolves down, Latics looking good, Villa worry
The trio discuss the title battle between the two Manchester clubs, and can't see United being overtaken having assumed pole position.
Then they turn their attention to the dogfight at the bottom end of the table, and make a case for Alex McLeish's Villa getting dragged into the dropzone.
The Villans play Liverpool, Stoke, Manchester Utd, Sunderland, Bolton, West Brom, Tottenham, Norwich in their last eight games - and Holmes leads the criticism of McLeish's tactics and style of play, which could end in back-to-back relegations for the dour Scot.
O'Rourke says Wolves need to start preparing for life in the Championship - and made a huge mistake sacking Mick McCarthy.
Holmes, meanwhile, bangs the drum for Wigan's Great Escape, saying they are as used to getting out of trouble as United are to winning the league.
Fans' view: eireace (Aston Villa): The sad thing is we all knew this how are season would go, a few of you bravely tried to remain optimistic but I'm sure that delusion has been well and truly shattered. AM was a mistake, a horrible horrible mistake, his appointment defied any reasonable logic, no-one here wanted him regardless and what was predicted has come true. I just really hope we don't go down, it would be awful. I mean surely he can't get the hatrick of relegation's with us? He needs to go, I just hope the thing that finally gets Randy to drop the axeon AM's tenure is not the fall of this great club to the second tier!
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The Volvo plant produces more than 1,000 cars per day, 24/24 hours and five days per week. Volvo operates with a time on task of 74 seconds (the time that is needed to repeat the same activity on the assembly line). The growing complexity as a result of the expansion of the number of variants was the reason for Volvo to seek a strong logistics partner. To give an idea: an average of only one and the same Volvo is built every three weeks. The production line remains nonetheless just as long so that certain activities need to move forward in the production chain. Volvo decided therefore to align itself closer around a number of first tier suppliers. As part of that initiative, it was also decided that DSV should perform some activities, such as stock holding and picking off-line. For that purpose, DSV invested a sum of over 30 million Euros.
In the mega complex in the Langerbruggestraat in Gent, DSV picks both body parts for the XC60 and parts for final assembly. For this end, each day 70 trucks with a variety of pallets and containers are unloaded at DSV. There are more than 3,300 SKUs on 25,000 different locations. The average stock is 3 working days. Every day there are about 185,000 picks at a rate of 2.2 picks per second. This leads to no less than one million transactions per day. Given the change in packaging when shipping to Volvo, this corresponds to a volume of 204 trucks per day.
Jurgen Lernout, managing director of DSV Solutions Belgium: "We are talking about a large variety of components. To give an example: for the C30, S40 and V50 there are a dozen different types of water containers. The launch of the Volvo XC60 leads to about 250 steering wheel variants in the Volvo range. Some of the pieces that need to be handled are visible parts (coachwork, mirrors, headlights, etc.), other technical components (airbags, brakes, etc.) the consumer - hopefully – never gets to see. You can imagine that for Volvo it is a hopeless task to stock all those parts at the assembly line."
The number of errors that DSV can afford in delivery is minimal: from nil to a maximum of 50 ppm (parts per million). To ensure this high reliability, the introduction of a new software platform to support warehouse operations was a necessity. Eventually, about one to two percent of the capital outlay went to the new WMS.
Erwin Tollenaere, director IBS Dynaman says: "What mattered most to Volvo was that the software needed to be very strong in terms of supporting production activities. The fact that Volvo chose for IBS Dynaman has everything to do with the fact that our software is able to integrate WMS and MES functionality seamlessly. We offer MES as a module of our WMS. Moreover, it is possible to activate the MES on different levels. For DSV, we could fully exploit the functionality. We also notice that more and more warehouse environments have to deal with production related activities and, although often to a limited extent, benefit from MES functionality."
Specifically, DSV needs to deliver the correct parts at the right time, in the right place and the right number for the cars as they are programmed in production. This way, the Volvo employees can assemble the pieces with a minimum of assembly operations. DSV first executes a strict quality control when the parts arrive in the warehouse. Then, the components are placed on a suitable location, which can range from a small rack location to a full pallet location. The pick locations are supplied from the buffer locations. After picking, DSV sends the parts to Volvo.
The execution of warehouse activities involves various validation methods. J. Lernout: "The principles that we use in delivery to Volvo are kanban, just in time and sequencing in line. For the body parts of the XC60, we use Kanban, inside and outside the automotive world a well-known principle by which - simply put - an empty box is replaced by a full one. Of course, things have evolved a lot since then. We no longer wait until the box is empty, but the software system keeps accurate track of the consumption and we get an electronic notification when it is time to supply. For final assembly pieces both the JIS and JIT principles are used. Just in time (JIT) means that Volvo only receives that what it needs at a particular point. By supplying just in sequence (JIS) or just in line (JIL), Volvo will also receive each piece in the correct order of production on the assembly line. We also keep the same pace as Volvo, i.e. 74 seconds. If we do not manage to pick the necessary parts within that pace, we split picking over several people. This is called estafette picking. During picking we place the components in the correct sequence within the special sequence racks. These racks are used in transportation to Volvo and are ergonomically optimised for pickers and mechanics. Every day, about 2,500 sequence racks leave the warehouse heading for Volvo."
A very specific activity that DSV performs for Volvo is the assembly of certain parts that sometimes also need to be delivered just in sequence to the assembly line, e.g. the cooler pack. That is the entire cooling system of the engine and air conditioning, consisting of components like fans, oil coolers and pipes. That activity also requires specific support from the WMS/MES in terms of electronic information processing and management of the BOM (bill of materials). Finally, DSV also responds to the demand for kitting, a new trend in the automotive world.
J. Lernout: "Kitting means that we gather a number of components that will be used on different work stations in one kit, which follows the assembly line. The advantage for Volvo is that the assembly line workers no longer need to walk long distances to get all the necessary parts together. This also means that there is an extra check to make sure that all required parts will actually be built in. If the assembly happened correctly, there should be no kit leftovers. When putting together the kits, picking is usually executed in estafette. We take pictures of the contents of each kit, in several phases and before departure, so we are one hundred percent sure of which parts have left here."
E. Tollenaere: "In our WMS, we can distinguish inbound, storage and integration of production. These activities are driven by EDI messages, whether or not by the Odette standard, and ASNs (Advanced Shipping Notice) of products delivered. We work with so-called syncro's which steer the vehicles with all their characteristics through the system at a pace of 74 seconds. This is translated to racks and product groups to allow DSV to pick the right things. If necessary, production orders can be executed as well. It was important that we could take into account that this pace is sometimes disrupted, e.g. because of a halt in the production line at Volvo. If that happens, Volvo wants DSV to stop supplying for a moment and then to resume the thread. That is why we keep track of the production line at Volvo every five minutes by means of a tracking device so that we can respond in time. To optimise certain issues at Volvo, we have placed a so-called operator stage on the production floor. At the machine, the worker receives a very user-friendly tool to register certain things for us. For replenishment of small grab parts, there are push buttons near the assembly line which generate an electronic message to DSV, after which DSV will supply the relevant parts within forty minutes. For parts that are delivered in sequence, DSV has about four hours time."
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March 14th is the U.S. House of Representatives-approved Pi Day! Pi (π) is the mathematical constant that is the ratio of a circle's circumference to its diameter, and is approximately equal to 3.14–hence the date March 14th (3.14)!
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Through the rugged Irish countryside stomps a solitary young woman whose anger blazes as brightly as her Titian hair. When she accepts room, board and some casual labour from sullen, hermit-like local man Martin, little in the way of pleasantries passes between them; indeed, each agrees to reveal and ask 'nothing personal' With extraordinary performances from Lotte Verbeek and Stephen Rea, Urszula Antoniak's debut feature is a slow-burning stunner.
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Medford, Ore. -- A soccer tournament will draw thousands of people to the Rogue Valley this Memorial Day weekend.
The Rogue Memorial Challenge will be at South Medford's U.S. Cellular Field from Saturday through Memorial Day.
About 150 teams are playing.
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We checked with numerous hotels in the area and they tell us they too are booked solid this weekend.
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Pete Shaw highlights the story of Noah to explore how the story would have been understood in ancient times and from there he goes on to explore how we might consider it today.
I fear that many of us ask the wrong questions about the beginning of the book of Genesis. Not only does this generate needless confusion and division, it also makes us miss the life-changing truths that we could see if we asked the right questions.
Philosopher Robert Bishop explores the Biblical doctrine of creation, which he describes as "perhaps one of the most helpful pieces of theology for thinking about science", and describes why the doctrine needs to be recovered from narrower, contemporary interpretations of creation.
Biologist and BioLogos Senior Fellow Denis Venema examines the interaction between RTB literature and several lines of genetics-based evidence for common ancestry. In so doing, he also addresses the scientific robustness and reliability of the RTB model.
Can science provide substantive insight into the question of God's existence? Isaac's paper examines three schools of thought regarding the possibility of detecting God's existence through science: Evolutionism, Creationism, and Intelligent Design.
Falk's paper asks evangelical Christians to explore whether they are propping up a bubble that they, not God, have created, thereby isolating themselves from the world of academics. The essay describes five layers that may play a role in unnecessarily blocking entry, or reentry, of agnostic scientists into the realm of evangelicalism.
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The NCAA rejected Indiana University's appeal and upheld nine-game suspensions for two freshmen men's basketball players for receiving benefits from a "booster." The benefactor was declared a "booster" because he gave $185 to the school 20 years ago.
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One glaring difference
Danny Hope was fired as Purdue football coach after finishing 6-6 and becoming bowl eligible. During his four years, Hope could not match the success of predecessor Joe Tiller for one primary reason: He didn't start Drew Brees at quarterback.
Money for nothing, Chizik is free
Auburn football coach Gene Chizik was fired two years after winning the national championship. He will be paid $208,334 a month not to coach Auburn for the next three years. As a result, the Gene Chizik Sympathy Fund has been discontinued.
Exit of the Superfan
New York Jets superfan "Fireman Ed," announced he will no longer attend home games as "Fireman Ed." He had drawn ire from fans for wearing a Mark Sanchez jersey. Expected to take his place will be "Substitute Teacher Skip," wearing a Tim Tebow jersey.
Trouble brewing in Seattle?
Seattle Seahawks defensive backs Richard Sherman and Brandon Browner face four-game suspensions for violating the NFL's performance-enhancing drug policy, sources told ESPN.
Apparently, the NFL isn't buying their claims that the tests were the result of Starbucks' new Grande Juiced Latte.
Flag Day canceled
The Cleveland Browns canceled a "white flag" giveaway promotion because fans claimed it implied surrender. In an unrelated move, the Detroit Lions took away coach Jim Schwartz's red flag.
Commercial break for Peyton
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JOHNSONBURG – The Johnsonburg Rams held a slim 22-21 lead going into the final matches Thursday night against visiting Clarion but could not shut the door in a 32-26 loss.
Devin Mann squared off against Clarion's Caleb Bailey at 113 pounds and overwhelmed the opposition, scoring five takedowns in an 11-2 major decision to earn a bonus point.
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First, the 1966 highlight film, narrated by the Hall of Fame voice of the Orioles, Chuck Thompson. The classic presentation takes you through all the key moments of Baltimore's sweep of the defending World Champion L.A. Dodgers: Triple Crown winner Frank Robinson starting things off with a first-inning home run, and Brooks following with one of his own, and Moe Drabowsky's miraculous relief pitching in the O's Game 1 victory; Willie Davis and the L.A. defense spoiling the remarkable Sandy Koufax-Jim Palmer pitching duel in Baltimore's 6-0 Game 2 win; Paul Blair's 430-foot bomb off Claude Osteen providing the margin of victory in Wally Bunker's 1-0 Game 3 shutout; and Dave McNally's dominance to cap off the sweep (and 33 consecutive scoreless innings pitched for Baltimore) in Game 4's 1-0 clincher.
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8 Oct 2010
|Vermont Fall Foliage 2010
We got off to an early fall foliage here in Vermont but the colors are still
changing and we have many days left before we're past peak everywhere. I
was looking at the hillside across the street yesterday and was pleased to
see so much bright red and orange has shown up.
As usual, some hillsides are further along than others. Looking closely at the
trees here at the inn, I see some trees that have few leaves left holding on
and other trees that have only just begun changing and are still mostly green.
The tree above is in front our inn and always looks spectacular for a week or
so every year. It doesn't look very good the rest of the year and I hardly pay
attention to it. But when fall rolls around, this tree is one of the first to blossom
with a bright color that makes up for the other weeks of the year.
When the lighting is just right, this maple has a day-glo orange color that is
sometimes so bright, it almost looks fake - as though someone painted it a
color that you would only see on a hot rod, not a tree. It is past its peak now (I
took the photo about a week ago) but plenty of its sylvan neighbors here are
looking very good.
Some people here predicted a quick end to the foliage because of the early
start but they've been proven wrong and I think we have at least a good ten
days left and longer in some areas like the Lake Champlain valley.
Jeff Connor Grunberg Haus
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6 Oct 2010
|Short Term 35% Discount at Killington Ski Resort
Vermont's Killington resort has a "K55" deal available for a short time that you should
take a look at if you are thinking of skiing there a few times this year. The K55 is a
one day lift ticket that costs "just" $55 which is almost a 35% discount from the weekend
window rate of $85. The offer expires October
The K55 is not good during the usual peak periods of late Dec-Jan, mid Jan
MLK weekend, and Presidents' Day week in late Feb.
You are limited to ten tickets but if you are going to buy that many, you should
take a look at some of the other discount programs Killington offers such as
the Express Card or the On-line Etickets. Of course the best deal is a
season pass. You can see some details and analysis on this Alpine Zone page.
Known as "The Best of the East," Killington is the largest ski area in the
East. It has 200 runs and 33 lifts spread out over seven mountains. But a
contender has mounted a challenge to that claim, Sugarloaf in Maine is
adding more acreage and will be larger in some categories. If you care, see
the "East's New Beast - Sort Of" article on Skinet.com.
Jeff Connor Grunberg Haus
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4 Oct 2010
|Harvest Weekend at Billings Farm, Woodstock VT
Photo copyright Billings Farm and Museum
One of my favorite towns in Vermont is Woodstock and one of my favorite places in
Woodstock is the Billings Farm and Museum. In your travels around central Vermont,
Billings is one place I think should be at the top of your list of places to visit.
This coming weekend, October 9 and 10, Billings is hosting its annual Harvest Weekend.
Each day there will be an old time husking bee, barn dance, hand pressing
cider, preserving apples, making butter and ice cream, harvesting the heirloom
vegetable garden, "putting them up for winter, shelling corn and beans, fence
building, Saturday rug hooking demonstration, apples-on-a-string, and 19th
century games. Hot-spiced cider and homemade doughnuts will be available.
Harvest Weekend is a Vermont Top Ten Fall Event as selected by the Vermont
Chamber of Commerce.
Billings Farm is a beautiful operating dairy farm with an excellent educational building.
It is open everyday until the end of October and then weekends November through February.
Admission is $12.00 for adults, $6.00 for children 5 to 15: $3.00 for children 3 to 4, and
2 & under are free. Billings is a great place to bring kids not only for this event
but also to see the educational exhibits plus horses, cows and sheep.
Billings is located just a little north of Woodstock VT at the intersection of
Route 12 and River Road. From Interstate highway 89, take exit 1 and go west on
Route 4 about ten miles to Woodstock.
Jeff Connor Grunberg Haus
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2 Oct 2010
|Smashing Pumpkins. Not the Band; This is the Real Thing
The 2nd Annual Vermont Pumpkin Chuckin' Festival is being held at The Boyden Family Farm in Cambridge VT on Sunday, October 3, 2010.
There will be catapults and trebuchets in action throwing pumpkins hundreds of feet. Competition matches start at 1:00 in the afternoon.
Also, the American Chunker Air Cannon team from Merrimack, NH will be there early to launch its first public appearance. This incredible air cannon was recently completed after nearly a year's work and a $100,000 investment. The cannon has a barrel over 100 feet long and is expected to hurl a pumpkin nearly a mile. "Prepare yourself to be amazed at the latest and greatest in pumpkin smashing technology."
More information about this amazing device (big, expensive toy) is on the American Chunker website and their Facebook page.
To get to the Boyden Family Farm, you can plug this into your GPS: 44 Vermont Route 104, Cambridge, VT 05444
Or use this Google map.. The farm is Located in Cambridge at the intersection of Vermont Routes 15 & 104.
Jeff Connor Grunberg Haus
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|posted by grunhaus at 20:44 | permalink
1 Oct 2010
|Where to Get Updated Vermont Fall Foliage Information
I've watched Vermont fall foliage reports for a decade and the one I put the most faith in comes from Vermont Department of Forestry rangers. They are out in the field and they know what they're talking about. Heck, they even studied it in college. For years. At great expense.
Their report is available at the Fall Foliage page on the Vermont Dept. of Tourism page.
You will find reports on other websites but if you look closely you will see that they base their reports on the foresters' reports. In other words, they go to the website I mentioned above and rewrite it a bit.
Jeff Connor Grunberg Haus
|Advice , Nature
|posted by grunhaus at 20:23 | permalink
24 Sep 2010
|Vermont Fall Foliage Starting
Fall foliage in Vermont is off to a good start. Small spots of color have been visible for about a week and now they are gradually becoming larger spots. No bright reds yet, mostly yellows showing. It seems a little early to me but I think the foliage should last well into the second half of October because we've had good rain the past few weeks to help the trees avoid stress and thereby not shed their leafs faster.
The photo above is from a newsletter I got from Jay Peak, about an hour's drive north of us nearly on the border with Canada. Their leaves are roughly a week ahead of ours here in the Waterbury area.
So, is it leaves or leafs? Click here.
Jeff Connor Grunberg Haus
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Late winter is a good time for pruning in many regions. Here are some tips and a list of common shrubs and trees to prune in late winter or early spring.
Pruning deciduous plants in the winter promotes fast regrowth in the spring, as most plants are dormant during the winter. It's also easier to see the shape of deciduous plants in the winter, since their foliage is gone.
- Prune on a mild, dry day.
- When pruning, first prune out dead and diseased branches.
- Then remove the overgrown and smaller branches to increase light and air at the crown of the tree.
- In general, your goal is to keep the branches that develop or maintain the structure of the tree.
- Cut branches at the node, the point at which one branch or twig attaches to another.
|Autumn to early spring
|Maintain a graceful arching form by cutting away some of the oldest stems at ground level. Pinch growing shoots in spring if you want bushier growth.
|Late winter or during the growing season
|Before growth begins for the season, improve the form of the bush by shortening stems that jut out of place. During the growing season, pinch growing shoot tips where you want bushier growth.
|Butterfly bush
|Late winter
|Cut all stems to the ground.
|Chaste tree
|Late winter or early spring
|Evergreen species need little pruning beyond cutting out weak, twiggy, dead, or broken branches.
|Crape myrtle
|Late winter
|Wherever the plant is not totally winter-hardy, cut off winter-killed wood or cut the whole plant to the ground. Little pruning is needed where this plant is cold-hardy.
|Mostly late winter
|For smooth hydrangea, cut all stems to the ground. For bigleaf or oakleaf hydrangea, cut stems with old flowers still attached back to fat flower buds.
|Smoke bush
|Late winter or early spring, before growth begins
|Needs little pruning unless you grow it for its purple leaves rather than for its flowers. In this case, prune severely to stimulate vigorous new growth each spring.


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the jets are about 10mil over the cap entering the 09 season. obv if favre retires 13mil will come off their cap. the jets got 2 players in ellis and someone else they said on wfan 2day that will save them 4-5mil each for those two players.
the jets are about 10mil over the cap entering the 09 season. obv if favre retires 13mil will come off their cap. the jets got 2 players in ellis and someone else they said on wfan 2day that will save them 4-5mil each for those two players.
I posted this on another thread.
"You guys are 10 mil over the cap. The cap for 09 is going to increase approx. 10 mil give or take. So you should be right at cap.
But you also have to resign Barton, Nugent, Elam, Wright, Clowney, Ratliff, Murrell, Mosley and Richardson if you want them.
Unless you get rid of Farve you won't be able to sign any free agents to say the least." And don't forget about your top draft pics.
Bench Henne - CHECK/UNCHECK/CHECK/UNCHECK
Fire Henning - CHECK
Fire Sparano - Extended - WTF???
FIRE OR DEMOTE IRELAND - Extended -
Fire David Lee - CHECK
Fire Darren Rizzi
And last, thanks Mr. Parcells and Ross for screwing up my team
1-07-2011: Not renewing my season tickets
If we will be right at cap like you said ( I believe you are right) and Favre retires then we are 13 million under.
Then you have David Barret who will certainley get cut as he stands to save us about 4 million dollars. Then you got other guys like David Bowens who will save us 2 million. Then you figure there will be some other cuts and some restructuring and we are not really in bad shape.
We arent in great cap shape like you guys but we got room to work with.
Jets Suck
$15 mil under: http://www.nj.com/jets/index.ssf/200..._official.html
That was before we made a few moves so now we are about $18 mil under:
The Jets are reportedly 27 million dollars under the cap after reworking the contracts of FS Kerry Rhodes and OLB Calvin Pace. By renoegotiating these contracts they saved $10 million more in cap room. Good work Tannenbaum.
The only thing I dont get is that after doing all of this why not just hold onto Brandon Moore? That would still put them about 30 million under the cap if these reports are accurate.
I believe in building through the draft but it does look like the Jets are going to be making runs at some big Free Agents. Hopefully Bart Scott and maybe a CB.
theyr cap will look two years from now when its like -19 like the Redskins lol.


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Sunday, April 27, 2003JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (April 27, 2003) - East Tennessee State scattered a season-high 20 hits off of five Davidson pitchers as ETSU (13-27, 9-14 SoCon) handily defeated the Wildcats 16-3 at Howard Johnson Field Sunday. The Wildcats (15-22, 9-14) got on the scoreboard early when Eli Benefield crossed home plate in the top of the first inning on a Buccaneer error. However, ETSU responded in the bottom half of the frame with sophomore Caleb Moore's (Knoxville, Tenn.) two-run homer over the left field fence to give the hosts a 2-1 advantage. In the bottom of the second inning the Buccaneer hitters came back for more off of Davidson starting pitcher Matt Hood. ETSU rallied for seven runs in the inning highlighted by a Jordan Abromovitz (South Park, Pa.) grand slam. The grand slam homerun was Abromovitz's second of the three game series. Davidson struck again in the top of the fourth. Sam Navarro led off the inning with a single to right field and later scored on Erskine Wells' double-play ground ball to ETSU shortstop Andy Howdeshell (Maryville, Tenn.) to make the score 9-2 in favor of the Bucs. As the ETSU bats kept producing runs, starting pitcher Jarrod Hyder (Elizabethton, Tenn.) was quietly hurling his way to his sixth win of the season. Hyder, who now owns a 6-1 record on the mound, gave up a one-out double to Davidson's Alex Entrekin in the top of the seventh and Brett Peiffer followed with a RBI single to make the score 13-3, but that was all the runs Hyder would allow. He struck out the next batter and got Benefield to ground out to third base to end the inning. Hyder finished the day with five strikeouts and two earned runs, while surrendering eight hits in seven innings of work. Sophomore left-hander Josh Kite (Greeneville, Tenn.) relieved Hyder in the eighth and went on to pitch two innings of scoreless baseball. Leading the Bucs at the plate was centerfielder Tim Turner (Marietta, Ga.) who went 4-for-5, including two bunts for singles in his first two at-bats and also drove in a pair of runs. Two Science Hill High School alums put together strong offensive efforts as well. Freshman designated hitter Beau Alford (Johnson City, Tenn.) finished 3-for-4 and freshman third baseman Shane Bryne (Johnson City, Tenn.) collected three hits in six at-bats, including two RBIs. Benefield, Navarro, and Entrekin had two hits apiece to lead the Wildcats, who garnered 11 hits as a team. Davidson will host Furman in a crucial three-game series May 2-4, as the Wildcats and ETSU are battling for the eighth and final spot in the Southern Conference tournament. ETSU, which took two out of three games from Davidson during the series, will play Virginia Tech in the "Kingsport Baseball Classic" on Tuesday, April 29. The game is set to start at 7 p.m. at Hunter W. Wright Baseball Stadium in Kingsport. The Buccaneers will be looking for redemption after falling to the Hokies 12-4 earlier this season.
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Subject: Most Interesting Talk! (Toronto, ON)
Received: Nov. 10, 1999
Dear Mr Richter,
On behalf of the Horticulture Committee of the Garden Club of Toronto I want to thank you again for a most interesting talk you gave on October 26th. As was obvious by the number of questions, the ladies were keenly interested.
The notes you gave us were just what we wanted and will be a very useful reference.
Cathy Avery's workshop was excellent and with your informative talk in the afternoon we had a wonderful day.
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Womens Soccer Concludes Season With 2-1 Loss to Middle Tennessee State
Sunday, October 29, 2000
Johnson City, Tenn.-- The East Tennessee State women's soccer team took an early 1-0 lead, but Middle Tennessee State scored two unanswered goals to win the match 2-1 on Oct. 29.
The Buccaneers (6-12, 0-9) opened the scoring as junior midfielder Courtney Edde scored the first goal of the game off of a corner kick from sophomore midfielder Elizabeth Smith with 21:52 elapsed. The Buccaneers held the lead for over ten minutes until MTSU (8-10) tied the score at one when Jenny Cox scored on a breakaway assisted by Allison Schulz. The Blue Raiders scored the decisive goal with 87:52 elapsed when Kenya Hickey scored on a pass from the left post by Schulz.
ETSU also received strong games from Lisa Gallagher, Kristin Redfern and Lena Summers who each registered shots on goal. Freshman goalkeeper Heather Sanden was solid in goal, stopping ten Blue Raider shots on the afternoon.
The Buccaneers conclude their most successful season in the history of the program at 6-12 overall, 0-9 in the Southern Conference.
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They have made their way back into your child's classroom…Lice! I have been fielding frantic calls from parents fighting lice in school and at home.
I first heard about the drug, ivermectin, as a paste wormer for horses. It kills parasites. I then discovered that oral ivermectin has been used for some time, as a last resort when over the counter and prescription head lice shampoos have not been effective. A new study suggests that ivermectin lotion may be the answer parents have been searching for when it comes to controlling head lice.
Researchers said that a single 10-minute hair application eliminated head lice in nearly 3 out of 4 children. The lotion is sold under the brand name Sklice by Sanofi Pasteur, which paid for the study.
Using a lotion with 0.5 percent ivermectin, the researchers found that after 14 days it had worked in 73.8 percent of 141 volunteers - most of whom were children younger than 12. In comparison, 17.6 percent of the 148 kids (and a handful of adults) whose hair was treated with a drug-free form of the lotion were louse-free after two weeks.
Lotions were applied to dry hair and then rinsed out after 10 minutes. The immediate success rate, judged the day after the lotion application, was 94.9 percent in the test group and 31.5 percent in the control group.
"The advantage of it is, it's a one-application, one-shot treatment," lead author Dr. David Pariser of Eastern Virginia Medical School, in Norfolk, told Reuters Health.
The study involved children from 11 states and did not compare the ivermectin to any other treatment. But in a previous study where ivermectin was tested against other drugs, Pariser and his colleagues note that ivermectin showed a similar one-day success rate of 92.4 percent while malathion, an insecticide sometimes used to treat lice, cleared 82.4 percent of patients after one day.
The FDA approved Sklice, in February 2012, for topical treatment of head lice in patients 6 months or older. The lotion is only available by prescription. On the website, sklice.com, common side effects are listed as eye redness