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Picnic in the Park
July, 01 2013
The Whitney Ranch community is home to one of Rocklin's premiere community parks. Phase 1 of Whitney Park includes 20 acres of park site. This beautiful community park connects to the Whitney High School by a bridge that spans over open space.
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Whitney Ranch partners with United Way
The Whitney Ranch community helped United Way surpass their goal with residents donating 320 rolls of toilet paper during the Toilet Paper Drive. United Way collects donated toilet paper and distributes it evenly among their partner agencies. This means agencies spend less money on supplies, and more dollars toward services.
Building Strong Neighborhoods through National Night Out
Created by the National Association of Town Watch (NATW), National Night Out is an event held on the first Tuesday in August each year around the nation to increase neighborhood spirit, raise crime prevention awareness and build community and City staff partnerships. This year is the celebration of the 30th anniversary of National Night Out where over 37 million people have become involved in over 15,000 communities from all 50 states.
Rocklin Unified Students Rank #1
January, 16 2013
Rocklin Unified School District (RUSD) continues to achieve superior marks. The district's high expectations and continued dedication to student learning has been rewarded with student achievement during the 2011/2012 school year.
A New Neighborhood Coming to Whitney Ranch
Construction is in full swing in our newest neighborhood Manzanita, by Standard Pacific Homes. The builder anticipates opening the doors of their new model homes in early spring..
Staying Focused on Residents
The Whitney Ranch Community Association likes to listen to their members with the goal of developing programs and events that meet their needs. An Activity Survey was recently sent out to help shape activities and events for the New Year. Not only will there be new activities, but new groups including "Women inspiring Women" and a "Recipe Club" will be introduced in 2013.
Join the Zumba Party
October, 03 2012
How fun to be part of a community where you can be walking into the residents club, The Ranch House and hear salsa and merengue music coming from the ballroom
A Community for Kids
The Whitney Ranch community is a great place for families to call home for so many reasons. When looking for a place to call home, how you live extends beyond just your front door. We hear over and over again that families want programs that all family members can enjoy.
Creating memorable moments
The Ranch House is the social hub of the community. Its open aired covered walkways connecting rooms together fosters an indoor/outdoor environment. It is home to a spectacular pool with cabanas and BBQ grills, a wonderful outdoor patio with fire pits as well as a banquet room where events are held.
Standard Pacific expands at Whitney Ranch
Since 1965 Standard Pacific Homes has been building beautiful, high-quality homes in communities across the United States. They know the importance of building in communities that are in great locations, are thoughtfully planned and support a diverse range of lifestyles.
Make Learning Fun This Summer Vacation
May, 07 2012
Now is the time for parents to start thinking about how to motivate children to stay engaged and learning throughout the summer break. Whitney Ranch residents can take advantage of many opportunities within the community, including some helpful tips from local educators.
Blood Drives – Making a difference
Whitney Ranch understands the importance of giving back to the greater community and continually seeks ways to make a difference. This summer Whitney Ranch together with BloodSource® will be hosting a mobile blood drive at the Ranch House. Giving blood is one of the most generous acts of kindness that one human being can do for another.
We cleaned out the communities closets!
Each May, a popular event resident's look forward to right before summer begins is the Annual Garage Sale. This event brings residents from within the community and the city of Rocklin together for a day of fun shopping and great offerings.
Book Club, Recipe Club, Genealogy Club – What interests you?
January, 02 2012
Whether you enjoy discussing a recent book you read; sharing the family secrets to Mom's Apple Pie, learning how to play Bunco, or discovering your family's history, you will find a Club for just about any interest at Whitney Ranch.
Why New?
With all the discounted resale homes in the marketplace, it's tempting to only look at price. But when someone considers selling that home down the road, will it have the features that buyers will really demand?
Lights! Camera! Action!
Family Movie Nights are held several times during the year and at Whitney Ranch residents have a say in the movie they would like to see. Imagine you and the entire family collectively voting on the movie you want to watch.
Looking forward to spring
Tour de Rocklin ride held at Whitney High School raises funds for local schools
October, 16 2010
Whitney Ranch students celebrate International Walk to School Day
October, 06 2010
On October 6, Whitney Ranch joined schools from around the world to celebrate International Walk to School day which brings community leaders and children together to create awareness of the need for communities to be walkable.
First Day at Sunset Ranch Elementary
August, 19 2010
Tuesday was the first day back to school for all Rocklin students, and it was also the grand opening of the new Sunset Ranch Elementary School located in Whitney Ranch.
Rocklin Makes CNN's Top 100 Cities List
August, 04 2010
Rocklin has topped the list again, this time landing at number 65 in the top 100 list of America's best small cities in CNN's Money magazine.
Quail Crossings neighborhood to open in July
June, 14 2010
Quail Crossings is nestled adjacent to Whitney High School which connects to Whitney Community Park via pathways and a wooden bridge over the natural open space.
The Coyotes will be a howling in Whitney Ranch this fall!
June, 10 2010
Yes you read Coyotes correctly, these are the Sunset Ranch Elementary School Coyotes.
Kids Crafts at The Ranch House
June, 05 2010
It's growing like a weed! Kids Craft Day at The Ranch house enticed resident and resident-to-be children of all ages this month.
Saratoga Neighborhood Opens
May, 15 2010
Standard Pacific Homes' newest neighborhood, Saratoga, is now open.
Standard Pacific Homes breaks ground on 4th annual Dream Home house
March, 16 2010
Sunset Ranch Elementary Opening Announcement
February, 04 2010
On February 3, 2010, the Rocklin Unified School District Board of Trustees unanimously voted to open the nearly complete Sunset Ranch Elementary School in August 2010. The School is located at 2500 Bridlewood Drive in the Whitney Ranch neighborhood of Rocklin.
Spring 2010 Early Bird News
January, 18 2010
Spring 2010 will arrive with two homebuilders opening their new home neighborhoods in Whitney Ranch.
Construction Continues at Sunset Ranch Elementary
November, 30 2009
Construction on Rocklin Unified School District's newest elementary school, Sunset Ranch Elementary School, continues at 2500 Bridlewood Drive in Whitney Ranch, adjacent to Bolton Neighborhood Park. Although tentatively scheduled to open in August 2010, the actual opening is dependent on two things.
National Night Out
August, 04 2009
On Tuesday, August 4th, Rocklin Police and Firefighters arrived at the Shady Lane neighborhood in Whitney Ranch. However, no one was concerned for their neighbors safety!
Rocklin Exceeds Waste Reduction Goals
July, 30 2009
State superintendent swings by Whitney High School
June, 17 2009
CA State Superintendent of Public Instruction, Jack O'Connell recently visited Whitney High School for a tour of the school and to congratulate the staff and students for their recent designation as California Distinguished High School.
Community's Neighborly Feel Wins Raves
April, 04 2009
Whitney Ranch is full of reasons making it a good place to call home, especially to the Kaufman family. The Kaufman's- parents Rachel and Ryan and their two children, ages 3 and 1, noticed this on a fall day in 2008. As they drove through Whitney Ranch they realized that although they appreciated the benefits of the masterplanned community, the focus on raising a family in a compassionate neighborhood was even more important to them
Saturday Night Movies at The Ranch House
February, 02 2009
A few Whitney Ranch residents arrived at The Ranch House and headed to the Ballroom on a Saturday night, in their pajamas, while others preferred jeans and tennies! Toting their favorite blankets and/or pillows, families both young and young-at-heart, prepared to enjoy watching, 'Dr. Seuss' Horton Hears a Who", their first 2009 Family Movie Night at The Ranch House.
Why Whitney Ranch?
January, 24 2009
Whitney Ranch offers many reasons why new home buyers might want to call the community their "new home". The community has schools, parks, and community programs and facilities. It also has neighbors like the Heidsick family, from left, Glenda, Caroline, Daniel, Samantha, and Matt.
Santa Stops by The Ranch House
December, 14 2008
Whitney Ranch residents were honored on Sunday, December 14th to welcome Santa himself to The Ranch House. Resident families were happy to escape to the warmth of the Sunset Lounge, the stunning open-beamed great room at the community center. The fireplace ablaze, families sipped cocoa and cider while munching on cookies and cupcakes. The entire facility was decked out in holiday cheer, the perfect backdrop to photos with Santa.
Keeping Fit In Rocklin
October, 11 2008
Activities Abound at The Ranch House
October, 03 2008
The Ranch House, the resident-exclusive community center in Whitney Ranch master plan community in Rocklin, is evolving into the perfect place for residents to enjoy all sorts of activities. From yoga and bunco to playgroup and bingo, The Ranch House is a perfect setting for resident families and friends to gather, play, relax and enjoy all year long. And it's no wonder why. The one-of-a-kind clubhouse is accommodating both inside and outside all year round.
Whitney High School aces statewide test
September, 20 2008
The scores are in and Whitney High School, located within master planned Whitney Ranch in Rocklin, has received ranked 9th among 100 similar schools in the state with an API score of 824. Other schools in the Rocklin Unified School District that service Whitney Ranch residents scored well also. Valley View Elementary scored 920, Twin Oaks Elementary scored 860 and Granite Oaks Middle School came in with an 899. All four schools increased their API score over the previous year.
Whitney Ranch gets an A+ for Educational Opportunities
August, 16 2008
Rocklin is recognized as one of nation's 10 best towns for families
July, 17 2008
Rocklin – a city sometimes overshadowed by its bigger sibling, Roseville – has something to crow about these days. The August issue of Family Circle magazine names Rocklin one of the country's 10 Best Towns for Families."It's pretty exciting," Mayor Brett Storey said. "We were chosen, and we didn't apply. It's wonderful, and it's the kind of thing we strive for in the city."
Sunset Ranch Elementary Is Under Construction
July, 12 2008
School is out for the summer, and exciting things are happening in the Rocklin Unified School District. Construction is underway at Sunset Ranch Elementary School, located within Whitney Ranch. Scheduled to open in August of 2010, Sunset Ranch will service kindergarten through sixth grades and have a maximum capacity of 700 students.
Cool Down at the Squirt Park
June, 28 2008
It has been scorching outside. Luckily, the residents of Whitney Ranch have been enjoying the brand new, exclusively-designed squirt park. Located at Whitney Community Park, the new squirt park adds to the kids play area which also features a three story play structure. The squirt park is open to the local community through the summer months.
First Seniors Graduate from Whitney High School
June, 14 2008
The 265 students in the inaugural graduating class from Whitney High School have a lot to be proud of. As some of the first students at the high school, they have played a vital role in establishing the school both academically and athletically since 2005. The growth of the Class of 2008 has been amazing for Manny Rodriguez, Assistant Principal and Athletic Director at Whitney High, to witness – and be a part of.
Audubon Garden Ground Breaking
April, 26 2008
Last Tuesday was the groundbreaking ceremony for the Sierra Foothills Audubon Demonstration Garden located within Whitney Ranch, the amenity-focused master planned community in Rocklin. The Audubon Garden will feature a variety of different backyard designs and ideas aimed to connect people with nature and preserve the natural environment and habitat.
Funds Raised at the Newland Communities Life is good Pumpkin Festival Distributed
March, 29 2008
Room For Your View
January, 09 2008
Whitney Ranch, Rocklin's amenity-focused master planned community, has a place for every type of homebuyer. Its current campaign embraces this concept with the tagline "Room For Your View".
Whitney Ranch Embraces Outdoor Living
May, 05 2007
Relaxation and appreciation of natural beauty are considerable attractions for homeshoppers discovering the expansive master-planned community of Whitney Ranch. Nestled within 1,200 acres at the foot of the Sierra Nevadas in northwest Rocklin, Whitney Ranch is home to a growing number of singles, couples, and those with children and family pets, who share an affinity for their unique natural setting.
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Fork Report: ASU rallies to beat Colorado
TEMPE -- Arizona State stormed back from an early 17-4 deficit to beat Colorado 65-56 in front of a season-high crowd of 6,298 at Wells Fargo Arena.
Carrick Felix led the way with 20 points and 8 rebounds, while Jordan Bachynski added 16 points, 7 rebounds and 9 blocked shots.
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Reserve guard Chris Colvin played a big part in the win, supplying 31 energetic minutes off the bench. Colvin scored points, grabbed 4 rebounds and handed out a team-high 5 assists.
Arizona State's defense was superb for a large portion of the game, but notably in the second half, when they held Colorado to just 23 points on 26.8% shooting from the field.
Forward Jonathan Gilling asserted himself on the boards, grabbing a team-high 10 rebounds. "We've turned him into Dennis Rodman," ASU head coach Herb Sendek said following the game. It was Gilling's third double-digit rebounding game this season. The Danish sophomore is averaging 7.4 boards per game after averaging only 1.8 per contest as a freshman.
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ASU's free throw shooting continues to be horrendous, but amazingly hasn't cost them in a game yet this season. The Devils were 20-of-33 from the stripe, and that included six consecutive makes to end the game.
And it's hard to put his performance in the "bad" category because of all he did to contribute to the win, so we'll just point out that freshman guard Jahii Carson had a season-low five points on only 1-of-4 shooting. Carson did have four rebounds and three assists in 38 minutes, and did a solid job defensively.
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"They're a great team. They won the Pac last year, and they're going to be a forced to be reckoned with this year so for us to be able to step up and play like we did and come up with a win -- I mean it wasn't in overtime, so I think that's a little bit better than our friends down south, but they're a great team and I definitely feel like this is a huge win for us." -- ASU center Jordan Bachynski, making reference to Arizona's controversial overtime win over Colorado Thursday night in Tucson.
� Bo Barnes, a sophomore transfer, scored his first points of the season when he hit a three-pointer midway through the first half. Barnes' three also seemed to ignite ASU, which went on a 27-16 run to close out the half down only three points, 33-30.
� ASU is 2-0 in Pac-10/Pac-12 play for only the fourth time. The Sun Devils started 5-0 in 1979-80, 4-0 in 1987-88 and 4-0 in 2007-08.
� Jordan Bachynski's nine blocked shots give him a total of 68 for the season, just one behind Tommy Smith's mark of 69 in 2002-03 for the fourth-most in a single season in ASU history.
� From the 17:36 mark of the first half to the 1:52 mark of the second, Colorado missed 12 straight three-point shots. The Buffaloes finished 2-of-19 from behind the arc. CU came into the game hitting .404 of their long-distance shots.
� Colorado forward Andre Roberson had a season-low five points, but did finish with 13 rebounds -- his 11th double-digit rebound effort of the season.
� Former ASU coach Bill Frieder and ASU Hall of Famer Alton Lister were both in attendance.
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The Sun Devils hit the road for their next two contests. They'll face Oregon State in Corvallis Thursday night. The game tips off at 9:30 p.m. and can be heard on Arizona Sports 620.
- Ray Anderson, ASU Athletic Director - Tuesday April 22Ray Anderson discusses Pat Tillman's legacy at ASU.
- Ray Anderson, Arizona State athletic director - Thursday April 17Ray Anderson talks about the new athletic fee and what it means for students. Also, what does it mea
- Gary Lane, ASU rugby coach - Friday April 11ASU rugby coach Gary Lane talks about his team's upcoming game against BYU.
- Chris Karpman, ASU Devils.com - Wednesday April 9ASU Devils.com Chris Karpman discusses the new student athletic fee.
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I stayed in Basic Single Private room. Although it is shown as "Shared Bathroom" on the site, but do notice that there is only shared "TOILET". Either bathroom or shower room. If you tend to have longer stay in this hotel, taking shower may be a problem for you. The location is great, about 3 mins walk from the central station, very easy to find. Very close to Grand Place and St Michael cathedral and just right next to the a little square where Marché De l'Agora takes place on weekend.
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Go to: Various articles on Richard Dawkins' visit to Brazil
Comment #395352 by lordpasternack:
That's true, lp, it's kinda the "No True Christian" thing, with her. Cherry picking the bits she finds "convenient" to believe, as so many religios do.
Oh, and I just moved the right headphone earpiece off my ear... ;)
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Thanks for those, Layla!
I've been having fun teasing my wife about Richard's trip, as she's both Brazilian and a Christian...
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Go to: 'God as Science Fiction'. Richard Dawkins at the Edinburgh Book Festival
I thoroughly enjoyed that interview; refreshing to hear discussions about topics different from the usual ones we've been getting recently.
sbooder, I entirely agree with you; I've been having a similar discussion on the forum section where I've been arguing exactly that.
For a group to succeed, I feel, there has to a positive rather than a negative commonality.
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We need to get as many Xtian organisations as possible to condemn or ban it. It would be good to get it banned in Turkey, too, if possible...
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Go to: Interview with Paula Kirby on 'The Right Hook'
I've been on the fora, rather than here, recently, but just popping in to add my congratulations to Paula for yet another job well done!
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Go to: Richard Dawkins slaps creationists into the primordial soup
28. Comment #213811 by Steve Zara
Hoho, masterly slap down there of Germaine "I'm an intellectual you know" Greer and British TV.
And a rather odd and inappropriate one. This is the same British TV that recently produced the wonderful "Live in Cold Blood" by David Attenborough, and which presents the Royal Institution Christmas Lectures, and which had a recent documentary on the ideas of Stephen Hawking.
The entire intellectual output of British TV should not be judged by Celebrity Big Brother.
To be fair, Steve, Kate was only having a go at C4, and BB in particular, not British TV as a whole.
...especially when he shares a channel with Big Brother
I utterly despise Big Brother and I'm really sorry to be associated with it on Channel 4.
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FAO: President Robert H. Bruininks
Dear Sir,
I am writing this note in support of PZ Myers, in particular regarding the hate campaign that Bill Donohue is trying to whip up against him.
You will by now, no doubt, be aware of the difference between the methods of the "tolerant, loving, forgiving" Christians (and their associated death threats), and the methods of the "godless, heathen, bound-for-hell" atheists, so I don't think I need to elaborate.
Although not a regular reader of his weblog, I fully support his campaign to expose the irrationality of many, if not all, religions. The reaction of the Catholics (and other Christian sects) to his "cracker" story simply reinforces his and my belief that their only remaining weapon these days is hate - which surely should sit uncomfortably with their alleged beliefs.
Bill Donohue, of course, has made a career out of persecuting those who, allegedly, insult his faith. A noted racist, avowedly anti-Semitic, who has defended the numerous convictions of Catholic priests for sexual abuse of minors, Donohue clearly sees his position as equivalent to a modern day "Witchfinder-General".
Please treat his campaign with the contempt it so clearly deserves.
Geoff Newman
Permalink Thu, 10 Jul 2008 17:05:00 UTC | #197601
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Permalink Tue, 08 Jul 2008 16:17:00 UTC | #196212
Go to: Origin of the Novel Species Noodleous doubleous: Evidence for Intelligent Design
Although it is considered unethical to destroy incipient life-forms, thereby causing them to go extinct, the experimenter was hungry, so he ate them anyway.
It's worth noting here that Dr. Thomas D. Schneider is a real person, and a genuine research biologist too.
There's an ongoing "debate" in the fora with a cretinist who is misrepresenting Schneider's data from an earlier published paper:
And Dr. Schneider has contributed to the thread.
Permalink Tue, 08 Jul 2008 16:03:00 UTC | #196201
Go to: Dawkins on Darwin
25. Comment #201098 by rod-the-farmer
Here is a question I would like to hear answered by others on this site. I am trying to come up with the single most convincing evidence for an old Earth, in the sense that this one piece would have the most effect on YEC types. Something that would show that evolution by natural selection, while quite slow in some areas, has an enormous amount of time in which to operate. What I have come up with is the combination of plate tectonics and the matching coastlines of South America and Africa, particularly if you examine the continental shelf. We can already detect their on-going slow separation, and by extrapolation, they have been moving apart for much longer than 6,000 years or so.
We've all tried that, rod. Their latest idea is something they call the hydroplate theory, which actually does have the continents whizzing around at amazing speeds. I'm afraid their reality denial is such that no amount of real science will shake them.
Permalink Sun, 29 Jun 2008 03:07:00 UTC | #190998
Go to: New discovery proves 'selfish gene' exists
Like others, I want to see the published paper first, before commenting. This is just a "teaser"; no substance.
Permalink Sat, 21 Jun 2008 12:42:00 UTC | #187317
Go to: Proving ID is Creationism
Old news to most of us, I guess, but the more ways this gets publicised, the better.
They could have mentioned the wedge document, too.
Permalink Wed, 21 May 2008 02:17:00 UTC | #173560
Go to: Mayor challenges pope during Genoa visit
I'm with rod-the-farmer on this one - the vast majority of the anti abortion lobby seem to think a fertilised ovum is an "unborn child" and quite deliberately use that emotive phrase in their propaganda.
As far as they're concerned, abortion is a sin right from day one.
The pro-choice lobby have their differences, true, but as rod says it's typically over the latest time it should be allowed.
Permalink Mon, 19 May 2008 08:00:00 UTC | #172885
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Nothing in the ten commandments that suggests he did anything wrong.
Good job we get our morals from the bible really, otherwise people might think what he did was immoral.
Permalink Sat, 17 May 2008 08:42:00 UTC | #172284
Go to: These dim-wits believe in anything but God
But to bin what the Judeo-Christian tradition has bequeathed us in terms of responsibility for the stranger, care for the vulnerable, collective consciousness and our sense of what is right and wrong is utterly ludicrous.
That has to be satire, surely?
Permalink Sat, 17 May 2008 08:37:00 UTC | #172280
Go to: Pelosi, Reid shunning Ten Commandments?
24. Comment #181312 by RightWingAtheist
In the future, please address your comments to ALL makers of dairy products.
Especially the cheesemakers...
Permalink Sat, 17 May 2008 08:04:00 UTC | #172261
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33. Comment #181272 by Teratornis
This is an interesting story, but everyone is probably wondering: what does this story have to do with peak oil?
Permalink Sat, 17 May 2008 07:11:00 UTC | #172221
Go to: The Oxford Book of Modern Science Writing, ed. Richard Dawkins
Permalink Sat, 17 May 2008 05:27:00 UTC | #172201
Go to: Turkish Islamic author given 3-year jail sentence
Ah, Harun Yahya!
Time to mention the "Atlas of Creation!" fishing lures again!
Permalink Fri, 16 May 2008 09:01:00 UTC | #171832
Go to: God seekers go public
Permalink Tue, 13 May 2008 08:35:00 UTC | #170312
Go to: Americans pray at the pump for cheaper petrol
47. Comment #179233 by AllanW
It's waaaaaay past time;
Teratornis! Paging Teratornis! Your prescence is requested on a thread to do with oil prices! Teratornis! Oh! wherefore art thou, Teratornis?
Has he run out of gas?
Permalink Tue, 13 May 2008 02:56:00 UTC | #170139
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Permalink Mon, 12 May 2008 08:45:00 UTC | #169811
Go to: Evolution: What is 'Natural'?
94. Comment #178693 by Artful_Dodger on May 11, 2008
Popping briefly back to page 2...
Isn't that what the Jesuits used to say? Sounds like a very "rational" project! The premise of course is that atheism is the default "mechanism". Gradgrind would be proud of you. "Let's set up schools where children will be exposed to facts, pure and simple. We will have to careful of the reading material we admit onto the shelves! Encyclopedias and text-books with spadefuls of information. Fiction which depicts kids acceding to glory in sport and setting an example of achievement and supremacy. But at all costs we must keep them from reading the kind of fantasy that might encourage them to feel deep down that there might be more to existence than can be accounted for by the empirical sciences. No Lord of the Rings or anything of that ilk, unless it be heavily anotated by scholars who will be able to explain away any longings that such literature might awaken!
Not at all: quite the opposite in fact.
As long as they are taught to distinguish between fact and fiction.
I love LOTR, but I don't waste much time arguing that while Anduril, Lothlorien & Rivendell undoubtedly exist, the rings of power are metaphorical.
Your book is a poorly written collection of Bronze age myths, stories and superstitions, with less relevance to real life than Aesop's fables.
Permalink Mon, 12 May 2008 08:43:00 UTC | #169809
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The usual garbage.
If he cannot make the distinction between false religion and true Christianity, it is possible that this is the fault of the Christian church more than his fault...
...He doesn't even deign to consider the Christian God...
and "fulfilled prophecies"? WTF? That guy is a danger to himself and others.
Thanks for that Paula; you just wasted 10 minutes of my time with it!
Permalink Sun, 11 May 2008 02:07:00 UTC | #169136
Go to: Is religion a threat to rationality and science?
I think something similar has already been proposed, but for Kent Hovind instead:
Hovind Factor = (X s i p) x (m 1)
Belief in scripture - "X"
0 - No doctrinal belief required
1 - Metaphorical use of Biblical/Qu'ranic quotation
2 - Belief in scripture as the infallible word of God. Timeless, inerrant and absolute. (AiG/The flud etc.)
Scientific Illiteracy - "s"
0 - Full understanding of detailed, advanced scientific principles
1 - Overall grasp of principles with some understanding of specific area being discussed
2 - Vague understanding of general principle but with poor grasp of many details
3 - No understanding or knowledge of area being discussed
4 - Rejection of basic scientific facts/laws/robust theories and/or denial of any evidence that contradicts scripture
5 - Robert Byers (Extreme, moronic and puerile level of 4 above)
The idiocy scale - "i"
0 - no discernible stupidity
1 - slightly silly, but understandable
2 - foolish
3 - daft
4 - rather funny in a slightly worrying sort of way
5 - very funny in a very worrying way
6 - scary stuff
7 - very scary
8 - unlikely to be accepted by anyone with more than two functioning neurons
9 - Moronic. Stark-bollock-naked, off-the-wall, wing-nut
10 - Kirk Cameron or VenomFangX
Paradox - "p"
0 = Statement is logical and self-consistent
1 = Statement acknowledges slight flaw in internal logic but glosses over it with babble.
2 = Statement relies on an assumed divine intervention to explain self contradiction.
3 = Self contradiction invalidates statement completely, and is left unaddressed.
Mendacity - "m"
0 - Total honesty
1 - Statement maker knows they are telling enough of a porkie to try to mislead a generally credulous audience
2 - Statement maker knows they are lying enough to try to mislead an educated audience, or they are repeating a lie that they have previously been corrected on.
3 - Whopper! (including plagiarism)
4 - Complete, burn-in-Hell, perjury grade, super-lie - for example, one that is strategically designed to mislead authorities or the general public (e.g. as witnessed in the Dover trial and Expelled).
Using this formula, a completely honest statement of scientific merit would score a Hovind Factor of zero.
The maximum Hovind Factor, HFmax, is a completely insane statement which contradicts all scientific evidence but adheres totally to religious doctrine and which the person making the claim knows to be untrue - while at the same time the statement also completely contradicts itself - would score (2 5 10 3) x (4 1) = 100.
EDIT: formula should have "plus" signs inside the brackets!)
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Sparks' Safe Embrace helps victims of domestic violence. Founded in 1994, Safe Embrace takes in women in abusive relationships, as well as their children and places them in temporary housing, providing them with necessary supplies and education. On Wednesday, starting at 5:30 p.m., Safe Embrace will be hosting a fundraiser for its organization at Great Basin Brewery on Victorian Avenue.
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"Great Basin has great food and great beer," said Boyer. "It's a fun way to mingle with staff and the board and a great way to honor those who were affected by domestic violence. "
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Anaheim >Food & Dining > J T Schmid's Restaurant & Brew
2610 E Katella Ave, Anaheim, CA | Directions 9280633.806019 -117.877353
Mon-Fri: 11am-11pm Sat-Sun: 12pm-11pm
Neighborhoods: Southeast, Southeast Anaheim
Bar scene – I went here for the U2 concert...
Hung at the bar for the majority of the time.
Food was great. We had the Spicy wings.
Our bartender, Jasmine, was awesome and smoking hot!!
I will definitely be returning for a pre-game drink or if anything in hopes of seeing Jasmine!
Great food but RUDE staff!!! – I took my fiance to a very expensive lunch for his birthday. Being only a party of two and during the slow lunch time, the food was great and what I've come to expect from the restaurant. However this particular day the waitress was adequate, was not completely attentive and outstanding, but was O.K.... until after i signed the check with what I thought was an adequate tip. After I had to leave the table and she collected the bill, she looked at the bill and made a comment to my fiance (who's birthday it was) "This isn't even 1%". It was far beyond one percent and although a bit low for the total of the bill, I didn't feel she needed an outstanding tip. When I learned about this after the fact I WISHED that I had been the one she told.
I don't understand the entitlement she felt and the nerve she had to actually say something about a tip... something that is not mandatory as it was.
So all in all, we won't be going back to this location and I regret not being able to rip up the bill and leaving her absolutely nothing.
the beer @ JT's is the nectar of the GODS – The service is impecable! The food is not only excellent but served in rather large portions!!!!
The brewmaster really knows what us "hopheads" really like, strong bitter beer!!!
Oh yea if you belly up to the bar you'll be tended to by one of the best bartenders on earth! Lisa the "Beer Goddess of Love"
Beware!! – I have been going to JT Schmids for years. The last 2 times made me really sick!!! Great asmosphere, but beware of getting really sick!
Not Good at All – The food was simply awful and the food was cold....even the "warm" brownie dessert was cold...
They could have at least tossed the brownie in the microwave since the menu claims its "warm"
We were very disappointed. The Shrimp appetizers had a "fishy" taste...oh I cringe recalling the taste.
I don't even want to recall the dinner....I had the chicken and my hubby had ribs....all I can say is I don't recommend either dish....or the garlic mash potatoes...even those were bland...the best thing was the
"lifesaver" Martini.....very yummy....but I had to argue with the waitress that they make the drink..it's on their internet menu...but not on the menu at the restrautant.
Terrible food, terrible customer service. – This place is terrible! We had a party of 8 and were seated in the bar area (the only place they could seat 8 people). Complaint #1: it was nearly pitch black. It was so dark we couldn?t read our menus. We used the backlights in our cell phones to read them.
I ordered the ribeye steak ?medium rare?. The server told us that they undercook their steaks so if I really want medium rare (pink and warm), I should order ?medium? instead. At her suggestion, I did that. After taking our order, the server left.
Complaint #2: our order took 35 minutes, a surprise since JT?s was nearly empty. Also, once the food was placed in the service window, it sat there for another 5 minutes before our server delivered it. Heat lamps don?t do much for freshly-cooked food.
Complaint #3: upon receiving my steak, I found it to be very tough and dry. Since it was so dark, I couldn?t confirm how it was cooked. I used my cell phone to confirm that my steak was ?well done? (all brown). Even so, a ribeye steak is quite fatty and a prime ribeye should be more so. Even a well done prime ribeye should be somewhat tender but it wasn?t (which is why I doubt they serve USDA Prime steaks as they boast). My steak was inedible. The erver apologized, said she would replace it, and took my plate away.
Complaint #4: after 10 minutes, another employee returned and put a plate in front of me. To my surprise, it was not a new meal. He brought the same plate I sent back to the kitchen (same steak, same potatoes, same onion rings). Upon putting my plate down, he said ?it?s medium? and walked away. Now I was sitting with the same burnt steak I got the first time, now 10 minutes colder and tougher.
I?ve worked in the service industry for years and I shouldn?t have to tell you that if a customer isn?t happy with their food, it should be replaced, or comped, or both. For them to take away my meal only to return the same food after 10 minutes is pathetic. This place doesn?t deserve your business.
Great Place Across From Honda Center – JT Schmid's is located immediately across the street from the Honda Center; it's easy to walk to from the Center.
It's similar to a BJ's Brewery but a bit more upscale. I was in a party of 6 on a concert night. The restaurant is big an open and nicely decorated. The food was excellent. Various members of party had steak, linguine, a burger, and a sandwich. They were very good about handling a special order (customized pasta dish for someone with allergies to tomatoes) and everything was very tasty. Beware: portions are huge. I admit that no one in our party complained about that. Quality was great and each dish was perfectly accompanied by appropriate sides.
I was the only one in the party to sample the microbrew; I had a fantastic Hefeweizen. Yummy!
The one mistake we made was dessert. We ordered three desserts to split. We could have shared them with two other tables and still had leftovers. Again, quality was great and quantity was enormous. The best of the bunch was the fantastic sorbet trio followed by a fabulous brownie and then the apple pizza. The brownie had a generous portion of ice cream and plenty of whipped cream and such. The apple pizza was huge but I didn't care for the pizza crust.
Even when the place was at full capacity, I don't recall noise being an issue. We chatted comfortably throughout out 2 hour dinner. There is no doubt I will recommend this place to friends and I will be back next time I'm in the area.
Convenient, almost classy watering hole for sports fans – The words "classy" and "sports bar" rarely go together, but somehow at JT Schmid's it does. Conveniently located near Angels Stadium, the Grove at Anaheim and Arrowhead Pond, JT Schmid's is of course, busy and buzzin' on game day. Dark wood and comfy booths on the inside, a breezy patio on the outside offers many options for seating. A great selection of in-house brewed beers, tasty appetizers, big ole' burgers (a buffalo burger is available for you urban cowboys) and nice messy ribs too. And sure, this is the O.C. so there's edamame and some semi-sophisticated salads too. There's a decent kids' menu too that pleased the 5-year olds in our party. A pleasant surprise after a long hot day at Disneyland.
Editorial Review – Casual Anaheim eatery outfitted with widescreen TVs serves microbrews, steaks, pizzas and salads. Live rock music on weekends; banquet room available.
Cool Place – Very cool place with great food and GREAT beers. Have found a spot for befoer and after the games.
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