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What Is Science?Submitted by jruss133 on Sun, 03/31/2013 - 21:43
1)The Second Law of Thermodynamics
In an isolated system, the amount of usable energy tends to decrease.
"Of old hast thou laid the foundation of the earth: and the heavens are the work of thy hands. They shall perish, but thou shalt endure: yea, ALL OF THEM SHALL WAX OLD LIKE A GARMENT; as a vesture shalt thou change them, and they shall be changed:" (Psalm 102:26-27 KJV)
2)"...things which are seen were not made of things which do appear."
Hebrews 11:3
"The best statement of the atomic theory that literature contains is found in the eleventh chapter of Hebrews, in the third verse….Dr. Millikan received the Nobel Prize of almost two score thousand dollars for proving this theory. Paul the Apostle did not receive so much as a dime for anticipating the discoveries of Millikan by eighteen centuries!" (Harry Rimmer, "The Harmony of Science and Scripture," 1936)
3)He that sitteth upon the circle of the earth (Isaiah 40:22)
4)He hangs the earth upon nothing (Job 26:7)
5)The morning stars sang together (Job 38:7)
"The sounds emitted by stars light years away from Earth have been captured by British astronomers using Nasa's Kepler space telescope.
Writing in the journal Science, the team says the "music" created by the stars gives a much more accurate picture of their size and structure than was available previously." (BBC News - Structure of stars revealed by 'music' they emit)
6)Star differs from star in glory (1 Corinthians 15:41)
7)There is a way light is parted (Job 38:24)
8)"The host of heaven cannot be numbered, neither the sand of the sea measured" (Jeremiah 33:22)
9)"Behold even to the moon, and it shineth not" (Job 25:5)
10)Light dwells in a way; darkness has a place (Job 38:19)
11)"Canst thou bind the sweet influences of Pleiades, or loose the bands of Orion?" (Job 38:31)
"The cluster of the PLEIADES is... unlike many such open clusters, it is not breaking up. It is the classic example of a 'bound' cluster." [i.e. "Frontiers of Astronomy" by Prof. F. Hoyle, p. 236,]
"The constellation of ORION is one of the most outstanding star groupings in the heavens….Despite its size of about 350 light years diameter and despite the vast quantities of gas and dust it contains, the whole system is gravitationally unstable and is steadily expanding outwards" [i.e. 2. "The Oscillating Universe," by Prof. E. Opik, pp. 96-101.]
12)"Thine eyes did see my substance, yet being unperfect; and in thy book all my members were written, which in continuance were fashioned, when as yet there was none of them." (Psalm 139:16)
"Human code SPELLED OUT in three billion DNA 'letters'...Half a century after scientists in Cambridge first unveiled DNA's double helix molecular structure, an international team yesterday unveiled an accurate DNA recipe – genome – of a human being." (telegraph.co.uk, 2003)
18)"By what way is the light parted, which scattereth the east wind upon the earth?" (Job 38:24)
14)"The wind goeth toward the south, and turneth about unto the north; it whirleth about continually, and the wind returneth again according to his circuits." (Ecclessiates 1:6)
15)"Hast thou entered into the springs of the sea?" (Job 38:16)
16)Channels of the sea (2 Samuel 22:16)
17)Mountains under the sea (Jonah 2:6)
18)"Unto the place from whence the rivers come, thither they return again." (Ecclesiastes 1:7)
19)Waters that be above the heavens (Psalm 148:4)
20)"The life of the flesh is in the blood" (Leviticus 17:11)
The LORD[YHUH] our God the LORD[YHUH] one
(Deuteronomy 6:4, Mark 12:29)
"The fear of the LORD[YHUH} is the beginning of knowledge: but fools despise wisdom and instruction." (Proverbs 1:7)
"Whatever the degree of your knowledge, these two—existence and consciousness—are axioms you cannot escape, these two are the irreducible primaries implied in any action you undertake, in any part of your knowledge and in its sum, from the first ray of light you perceive at the start of your life to the widest erudition you might acquire at its end. Whether you know the shape of a pebble or the structure of a solar system, the axioms remain the same: that it exists and that you know it." (Galt's Speech, For the New Intellectual, 124)
"And who, as I, shall call, and shall declare it, and set it in order for me, since I appointed the ancient people? and the things that are coming, and shall come, let them shew unto them. Fear ye not, neither be afraid: have not I told thee from that time, and have declared it? ye are even my witnesses. Is there a God beside me? yea, there is no God; I know not any." (Isaiah 44:7-8)
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I was asked
"Why don't you post a new comment at the top about something that you are VERY sure is science in the bible. I will see if I can't prove that it is not."
I want to mention the book of Job. Some scholars date this book to 400 BC, although most agree it's much older. The book tells the story of a conversation between the Creator and Job. Job is given a science test, 40 questions if my memory is correct. Job is unable to answer any of them.
Here is a good one:
"Where is the way where light dwelleth? and as for darkness, where is the place thereof," Job 38:19 KJV
The observation(some might call it a theory) here is that light dwells in a way. It is in motion. Darkness, on the contrary, is in a place. It is stationary.
Empedocles(490–430 BC) claimed that light has a finite speed. He maintained that light was something in motion, and therefore must take some time to travel. He is credited as the first to make such a claim. But doesn't the book of Job deserve equal credit?
"The thought of Aristotle (384-322 BC) dominated western science for nearly two millenia. So powerful is his cosmology that it compels him to declare that '... light is due to the presence of something, but it is not a movement'" MacKay, RH; Oldford, RW (2000). "Scientific Method, Statistical Method and the Speed of Light".
I could list a number of different experiments that have since proved Empedocles and the book of Job correct, and Aristotle wrong. They made observations, formed their theories, and now those theories have been tested exhaustively. The motion of light mentioned in the book of Job is a fact of science, now confirmed.
Thank you very much for both this thread and
this post. I had understood some of the post before, but this makes the rest of it much more clear.
"Hence, naturally enough, my symbol for Hell is something like the bureaucracy of a police state or the office of a thoroughly nasty business concern." ~~C.S. Lewis
Love won! Deliverance from Tyranny is on the way! Col. 2:13-15
You're welcome
The credit is not really mine, but thanks. Keep an eye out for these. There are many more. Also, Bear has got me thinking about a similar list of prophecies in the scripture. I've seen some good ones lately.
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Science is the comparison of mathematical models of physical events and phenomena (imagined pictures which fundamentally exist in the minds of men based on guesses about how the physical world works) with experimental observations of those physical events and phenomena (perceived to be quantitatively and objectively measured in the physical world).
In short: The comparison of imagined pictures with physical data.
There's observational science
And there's historical science..that latter of which is filled with much BS.
we live in a world of
we live in a world of constants and variables, where the orderly constants refuse to listen to the possible variables
if i were to take a
if i were to take a gander?
what is science?
I got it
The manifestation of magic
Sorry :P
you're closer to the truth
than some here may realize
What is science?
What is science? Science is that thing which is...
very respectable. Very much so. Science is knowledge on records, articulated through rational reasonings, with observations and tangible reproducible experiments in the models proposed, in an endless REFINING process of hypotheses and models.
But, what is the COINAGE of scientific reasoning?
Logics and logical language. And here is the greatest HUMILITY lesson for science, that we know, now, ought not be worshiped as being "complete":
in the PUREST, hardest, most dry representative form of science, Mathematics, Godel's incompleteness theorems. The ultimate humility lesson for science, for AND by itself:
The disappointing answer, proven, to Hilbert's program.
We should not feel bitter. It was only the final, definitive blow that contradicts any claim of opposition or any requirements between science and faith, that we know, now, orthogonal, unrelated to each other - thanks to Kurt Godel. But that removes nothing from the moral values that we can, and we should, IMO, put in either science, faith, or better yet: both.
After such results, though: whoever denying, rejecting one - science or faith - on the sole basis of the other being so-called "incompatible", is, IMO, either GROSSLY IGNORANT, or pursuing a VERY personal, specific agenda, that they MUST disclose if they are being honest.
Or else: I kindly ask them to DISPROVE Godel's results in science.
I wish them VERY GOOD LUCK with that. I'd suggest they start working on it now.
"Cyril" pronounced "see real". I code stuff.
"To study and not think is a waste. To think and not study is dangerous." -- Confucius
I am no mathematician, and I had never heard of Godel or Hilbert. I need to break it down into simple terms.
Then I beheld all the work of God, that a man cannot find out the work that is done under the sun: because though a man labour to seek it out, yet he shall not find it; yea further; though a wise man think to know it, yet shall he not be able to find it.
Are we in the same ballpark?
I shall not give a religious interpretation to Godel's results
I shall not give a religious interpretation to Godel's results here as this wasn't my point.
I was only pointing out:
whoever claims to have a serious interest in science and the purest form of its formal discovery processes, Mathematics - "the science of that which is or is not" - and the now known - to all who can read - limits thereof, better not ignore the epistemology of it if they're not grossly ignorant on what science can and cannot do for itself. Unless they are pushing a deceitful agenda of science against faith or the other way round, of course, by which we all know what it's really about down the road, don't we?
All serious science folks know about Godel's, and sometimes Hilbert, Peano, Cantor, etc.
"Cyril" pronounced "see real". I code stuff.
"To study and not think is a waste. To think and not study is dangerous." -- Confucius
Thanks for sharing
You are right on with that definition of science, as is your point about humility and science.
I will have to study this further. It would not surprise me a bit if Solomon had preempted Godel, but I just can't say yet.
Sound waves cannot propagate
Sound waves cannot propagate in space.
Who said they could?
Sounds of stars can be detected ACROSS space...
The sounds are internal vibrations that reveal themselves as a subtle, rhythmic brightening and dimming of a star, explains Chaplin, an astrophysicist at the University of Birmingham, UK, and a specialist in asteroseismology. These waves provide information that astronomers can't get in any other way: triggered by the turbulent rise and fall of hot gases on the star's surface, the vibrations penetrate deep into the stellar interior and become resonating tones that reveal the star's size, composition and mass (see 'Celestial music'). So by watching for the characteristic fluctuations in brightness, says Chaplin, "we can literally build up a picture of what the inside of a star looks like".
That goes hand in hand with numbers 6 and 7.
6)Star differs from star in glory (1 Corinthians 15:41)
7)There is a way light is parted (Job 38:24)
In Job 38:24 we read: ''By what way is the light parted, which scattereth the east wind upon the earth?''.
We now can answer the question that Job could not. "By passing the light through the prism of the spectroscope."
"When this was first written nobody ever dreamed of the spectroscope, for it was not invented until 1859. The modern astronomer now breaks up a ray of light from some distant star into bands of color like a rainbow and by these color band read the secret of the skies. In its simplest form, the spectroscope consists of two small telescopes with a glass prism mounted between their object glasses.
When a beam of light enters through a narrow slit in the first telescope, its rays are rendered parallel by the object glasses. The parallel rays then pass through the prism, where they are bent or refracted at different angles, and pass out of the prism at different angles, spreading out the colors into a spectrum as the observer sees them through the second telescope. This is what the raindrops in the air do to the sunlight to give us the magnificent rainbow spectrum arching the sky. So it is by the spectroscope, like a pair of giant spectacles, that astronomers read the secret of the skies." Odette Boily
"I set My bow in the cloud, and it shall be for a sign of a covenant between Me and the earth."
That is not science man. You
That is not science man. You can even find a frequency for the human body, but that does not mean its singing.
Light could be split by using colored glasses and filters and rainbows would definitely suggest that they could.
I will ask you this. Did the bible lead to any of these discoveries. In ancient Hindu scriptures they mention flying objects. Does this mean they had got down the science of aeroplanes.
No one who has studied science in any detail would consider the biblical quotes you have provided of any value.
Of course it looked like there were an infinite number of stars, it looked that way to me too till I turned 10 and started reading science books.
Only crackpots and religious nutjobs would take this post seriously so you are in the right place. I can't tell you what a source of frustration this ignorance of science in the dailypaul is for me.
I want people here to be educated and so even though it is intensely painful, I will be around to debunk every conspiracy theory, every bit of junk science that goes around.
Your question is
Your question is
"Did the bible lead to any of these discoveries."
The bible records these discoveries. It's the history that is forgotten. Also, Christopher Columbus wasn't the first to discover America. When he arrived this place was already discovered. But that's just selective memory loss.
The word sing deserves a closer look here. Even if I don't hear it or recognize the tune, scientist have now confirmed that stars have sounds, and that each star has a different sound. Someone knew that thousands of years ago. And that testimony is in writing.
There are 6,000 stars visible to the naked eye(or so I've been told). Scientist have raised their count, over and over again. Here's an example dated 12/ 1/10:
Number Of Stars In The Universe Could Be 300 Sextillion, Triple The Amount Scientists Previously Thought: Study
Just wait. I would bet every dime I own. That number will go up.
The claim was made that you can't count the stars anymore than you can count the sand. That testimony is in writing and it's thousands of years old.
You can pick up cosmic
You can pick up cosmic background radiation with a simple radio. Did the bible way the whole universe sings as well?
If it recorded the discovery, why did it not record the means to arrive at it. That is surely the most interesting part. If they had radio telescopes back in the day, why don't we find them buried in the ground here and there?
Do yourself a favor and throw away the bible and pick up a science book. In the coming years, you'll be an object of ridicule if you put your faith in that substandard compilation of fiction.
The heavens sing
"Sing, O ye heavens; for the LORD[YHUH] hath done it:" Isaiah 44:23
Also, Isaiah 49:13 "Sing, O heavens"
And, there are many more.
"Let the heaven and earth praise him, the seas, and every thing that moveth therein." Psalm 69:34
"Let the heavens rejoice, and let the earth be glad; let the sea roar, and the fullness thereof." Psalm 96:11
"Therefore rejoice, ye heavens, and ye that dwell in them." Revelation 12:12
"For we know that the whole creation groaneth and travaileth in pain together until now." Romans 8:22
"Son of man, thou dwellest in the midst of a rebellious house, which have eyes to see, and see not; they have ears to hear, and hear not: for they are a rebellious house." Ezekiel 12:2
KJV Translations
Yeah about that, the
Yeah about that, the 'heavens', Isaiah or whoever can't just tell them to pipe up when convenient.
The sea roars? *shock*
Enough man. Just submit a scientific paper about it and get it published. All of us will marvel at how blond we were to all the scientific wonders of the bible.
Science has predictive quality. These kind of metaphorical allusions, made after the fact, are of absolutely no scientific value or relevance.
When you can make an accurate and precise prediction, using only information contained within the bible then it can be called science. The prediction also must not be trivial through experience like ' The sun will rise tomorrow.'
I posted 20 predictions
None of them fit your definition of accuracy and precision? Are they all trivial? I completely disagree. But if you are interested I could tell you about health laws concerning quarantine, cleanliness, diet, waste disposal, and incest. Things that have now been proven countless times. The same goes for economic laws about usury, agricultural laws about resting your land, and many other categories.
What am I missing here?
I will not discuss the
I will not discuss the economic issues. But:
Quarantine-Trivial observation that people in close proximity with sick people get sick.
Cleanliness-Trivial observations about malodour and infection.
Diet-Trivial observation of health of eaters.
Waste disposal- Trivial observations about disease spread/ Malodour.
Invest-Trivial observation about health of incest children.
Resting land -Trivial information from observation of decreased fertility.
By 'trivial' I mean as opposed to 'rigorous', which is the way science is done
We don't know
how rigorous all of these observations were, but they were consistently accurate, and that is astonishingly unique among ancient writers.
Did Newton make a trivial observation of gravity? Did Archimedes make a trivial observation of displacement? Did Copernicus make a trivial observation about the earth and sun?
Those men deserve credit for making accurate observations of science, as does the author of scripture when he says the earth is round, stars emit sounds, the heavens are subject to entropy, light is mobile, darkness is stationary, and blood should not be eaten, and so on.
Our disagreement is mainly over the definition of science. Science is not only a process of experiments, but also the fact or knowledge of an environment and the recorded progression of that knowledge. Gravitation was still science, before Newton ever wrote it down.
Yes!! They all made trivial
Yes!! They all made trivial observations and then picked up a pen and paper and proved it rigorousl
Even Newton's calculations were an approximation as it turned out and if my memory serves right, even Copernicus had his basic premise right but was off in his calculations which were later corrected by Johannes Kepler.
That is the best thing about science, it is falsifiable. None of your statements are scientific statements.
Trivial here does not mean insignificant.
Science is not just
the rigor of a test, although that is important. It is also the fact that can be tested, the statement and record of observable truth and law.
The fact that can be tested
The fact that can be tested is an observation, the theory and the test, along with the observation is science.
You've been very civil in your replies. Why don't you post a new comment at the top about something that you are VERY sure is science in the bible. I will see if I can't prove that it is not.
Will do
Give me some time to pick a good one. I have to get back to work at the moment. :-)
Though, they are not using sound waves in space.
All energy is based on frequency. Frequencies are mathematical algorithms that can be altered or converted for desired function.
Planetary mass, as well as any mass, has an innate resonating frequencies created through and by its chemical/quantum substance. The waves emitted from planetary bodies are in the form of long waves, low frequency - like Earth's Schumann Resonance is roughly 7.8hz.
You can convert light, sound, and color energy through multiplication or division, thus to provide the energy source within the available range of function.
Light waves are converted into the audio range to produce music.
They that give up liberty for security deserve neither.
Of COURSE I know that man. I
Of COURSE I know that man. I could take a picture of my room, process and filter it to convert it into sound. That doesn't mean that my room sings too does it?
EVERYTHING is frequency, whether its matter or light, so why single out the poor stars? Why not say every frikkin thing in the universe just sings. Pretty badly, but yeah.
I really do hate christians who try to make you believe that the bible is scientific.
Why don't all your pastors and televangelists or garden variety nutjobs churn out scientific papers considering they spend the whole day reading this great work of science?
"""I could take a picture of my room, process and filter it to convert it into sound. That doesn't mean that my room sings too does it?"""
I was actually going to do this for my Masters Thesis as a demonstration of the relationship of energy between color and sound - so as to suggest that material things do indeed sing and resonate their own aura.
The Bible is not intended to be scientific in the context of Bill Nye's work, no, it was intended to be scientific as an informational guide of both historical and personal progress.
An evangelist has no need for Scientific approval, just as scientific theories need not the church.
They that give up liberty for security deserve neither.
If the bible people stay
If the bible people stay silent on matters of science, I will stay quiet on matters of religion. So good post.
As a DSP project, its a little simple for a master's thesis surely! And it doesn't show a relationship between sound and color. You would essentially be translating and scaling light spectrum frequencies into the audible spectrum of sound.
There are literally infinite ways to achieve this so it is not a one to one relationship. Depending on the size of the window you use to process the image and the way you decide to traverse the image, as well the the parameters for translation and scaling you would get a lot of permutations.
That said, with additional filters and constraints you could probably produce a pleasant sound rather than 'noise'. If you constrain it even further to the notes of modern music or those of the ancient solfeggio, you could even get something resembling music specially if you use a fader.
As a project it is very interesting but as a thesis, I wonder if it could get you a good grade as it does not test or confirm any hypothesis.


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Infected with genitals herpes simplex but HIV?Dr Bob,I've been visiting prostitute for the past one year. Not been wearing condom when she perform oral sex on me but always use a condom during sexual intercourse. The last time is on 18th of March. On the 23rd of March, infected with genitals...
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The Robert James Frascino AIDS Foundation...statistical risk would be even less, as we do not know the status of your hooker. Herpes is much easier to get than HIV! How can you wait for an additional 2.5 months? Well I'll suggest two ways to spend the time:1.Read through the wealth of... Read more »
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Can you please tell him to send in his logs with a description of the problem? What other video settings does he normally play with?
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I replaced the lower element on my electric water heater, now I'm not getting any hot water. checked the breakers, it's getting power confirmed with tester, but still no how water
It helps to understand how an electric water heater works:
From a cold start, the upper element heats until a set point, thereby getting some hot water to the top of the tank where the hot water outlet is.
once the upper thermostat is satisfied, the upper element shuts off and the power is sent to the lower thermostat and element. When the lower thermostat is satisfied, the heater shuts off.
A thermal safety will shut off all power to the tank if the water gets too hot. Once activated, the thermal safety stays off until manually reset.
A common mode of failure is that the bottom element gets covered in lime and sediment. Without water to keep it cool, the element will burn out. Often times when this happens, the element actually melts and breaks. If this happens, the element can then form an electrical short to the lime and water to the metal tank, which is grounded.
Since the thermostats are usually only single pole, one leg of the 240v power is on -so a shorted bottom element can in effect be on constantly at 120v.
This type of failure will show itself as VERY hot water after there has been little water use... and/or the hot water runs out quickly.
This can continue until the thermal safety shuts down all power.
So... to answer your question: If you replaced your bottom element be cause it failed in the above manner - check and reset your thermal safety. It's a red button.
If that doesn't solve the problem, your top element may be out (if it's burned out, the upper thermostat will never switch to the bottom element). The upper element usually burns out because the power was turned on to the tank before it was completely filled (and burped of any air at the top).
Understanding how the heater works, you should be able to test with an electrical tester for 240v at upper element... if you have it and no hot water, then your upper element is bad. If not, check your thermal safety switch and upper thermostat.
Curious, we seem to have a new "situation"- in the Master Bath, both the tub and shower get hot water fine, but when we add the cold to it, instead of being moderately warn/hot it's actually mostly cool. Turn off the cold water and it's quite hot. Any clues what is going on? (sorry if this is bad form or hijacking a thread).


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I have a Ferris IS3000Z Zero Turn Mower. I am trying to replace the mower spindle assembly an am having trouble removing the spindle pulley wheel from the spindle shaft. Does anyone know how to remove this part? There is a "key" (1/4" x 1 1/4" part) that "locks" the pulley wheel to the shaft so they rotate together. I don't see any way to remove this "key".
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If there is a nut holding the pulley onto the shaft, remove the nut. If no nut, then it might be a pressed fit, along with the key. Also, inspect it carefully for a lock screw or bolt. If it is a pressed fit, then a puller will be needed. i'd take it to a dealer and ask them to remove the pulley. I am not readily knowlegable about that particular brand, just giving some suggestions. If you remove the blade and back-up parts, can the shaft be removed out the top of the housing?


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Ride meets at Phoenix Park, then heads out to one of the many trails systems Eau Claire has to offer. These guys ride hard, but always make sure that everyone's having a great time! The ride attitude is about getting out with friends for a good yet challenging ride, while having fun! Be aware that this ride rarely is cancelled. A road ride may take place if conditions don't allow any off-road. Also, because cancelations are rare, be prepared for all weather conditions, except lightning, lightning scares us.
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A casual ride with many trail options for beginners to advanced riders alike! This ride can accommodate to anyone! There are three small loops with varying ranges of difficulty. Due to total mileage of all three trails(5 miles), it will be up to the group to decide how long to stay out. If you're looking for a fun time on your mountain bike with a fun group, this ride is what you need!
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Each and every week, rain or shine, join us as we pedal through 50 miles of beautiful southeastern Minnesota countryside. Each week, we'll set out on a new route covering Rochester's cycling community's favorite roads! The pace will have to be moderate to up-tempo to ensure we make it back to the shop before dark. In the off chance that we take a break at a local ice cream shop, lights will be mandatory
Where: Erik's Bike Shop - Milwaukee Grafton - See Map
Ride Leader: Nick Kochelek & Richard Guidry
Distance: 25 - 35 miles
Ride Description: Starts 5/12/15
This casual, but brisk ride guides you through the rural areas north of town. Flat roads combined with gradual elevation changes (200-1500 ft), is sure to improve your climbing and endurance! Nick and Richard will help you practice pace lines as well as group riding etiquette. If improving your riding skills while having a good time is what you're looking for, join these guys Tuesday evenings!
When: Tuesdays, 6:00 pm
Where: Erik's Bike Shop - Eagan - See Map
Ride Leader: Ryan Foley
Distance: 30 - 35 miles
Ride Description: Starts 5/12/15
Starting at our Eagan location, Ryan will guide you through smooth country roads, averaging 18 mph. You'll embark on a couple decent hill climbs, and work your way into U-More Park. The ride will become more fast paced through the outskirts of Rosemount, and you'll come back through the heart of Apple Valley. Note: an alternate ride into St. Paul through Lilydale, down Summit Avenue, and back on Big River's Trail past Minnehaha Falls and Fort Snelling will offer a nice change up throughout the summer months.
Where: Battle Creek Recreation Center - See Map
Ride Leader: Douglas Holtz
Ride Description: Starts 4/29/15
This is a fun and friendly ride! It's a great opportunity to meet fellow mountain bikers in a group setting that allows for learning new skills on the trail. Pace will vary each week and everyone stays together with predetermined stop points along the route. New to Battle Creek or want to learn the trail system? This is the best way to learn the trail!
Where: Matoska Park, White Bear Lake - See Map
Ride Leader: Daniel Bierschank
Ride Pace: 15 - 16mph
Distance: 18 miles
Ride Description: Starts 5/6/15
Newer to road riding? Want to ride in a group with fun people in a comfortable atmosphere? Then you've found the perfect ride! Join Dan each Wednesday for this beginner to intermediate road ride. You'll average about 16 mph, depending on the group, on this 18 mile road ride around Bald Eagle and White Bear Lake. Remember to bring your comfy shorts for a post ride beverage at Big Wood Brewery to talk about the ride!
Where: Erik's Bike Shop - Eden Prairie - See Map
Ride Leader: Jeffrey Nordstrem
Distance: 30 - 32 miles
Ride Description: Starts 4/8/15
A nice weekly group ride that will go out about 30- 32 miles averaging a pace of 17-18 mph! Riders should expect to ride around 20 -25 mph for majority of the ride. This will give you a great chance to enjoy some of the western suburbs on your bike! Most of the ride will take place on the road with a few miles on the Dakota Trail between 19 and Wayzata. So, whether you've ridden with this group in the past, or you're new, this ride is sure to give you a great two hour workout with a great group! *DROP BAR ONLY*
When: Thursdays, 5:30pm
Ride Leader: Todd Watts
Ride Pace: 21+
Distance: 30 - 40 miles
Ride Description: Starts 5/7/15
During this fast paced ride you'll head downtown St. Paul for some awesome hill climbs and interval sprints! On your way back you'll climb out of St. Paul on Ohio to Dodd and back to the shop. The group will have a meet up points throughout the ride so everyone stays together. So, join Todd each Thursday for this fun yet challenging road ride! *DROP BAR ONLY*
When: Thursdays, 5:45pm
Ride Leader: Chris Erickson
Distance: 30 miles
Ride Description: Starts 4/30/15
This fast but social paced ride focuses on riding in a close group to make the most of the camaraderie and efficiency of riding together. The ride will start off slow with a lot of turns to get your legs warmed up! Later on, you'll hit some straighter roads that lead to higher speeds! In order to keep everyone together, we will soft pedal so we can re-group at the top of hills or when necessary. This is a great route with challenging hills, beautiful scenery, and with low auto traffic! *DROP BAR ONLY*
When: Thursdays, 6:00pm
Where: Erik's Bike Shop - Eau Claire - See Map
Ride Leader: Kyle Retallick
Ride Pace: 19 - 20mph
Distance: 35 -40 miles
Ride Description: Starts 5/7/15
Join Kyle for this 35-40 mile, 19-20mph road ride through Eau Claire. We'll start off from the shop and warm up as we head towards the countryside. Get ready to crank up the watts to hit a variety of challenging hill climbs and finish strong with a leg-snapping sprint back to the shop. KOM (King of the Mountain) and sprint points will be awarded on every ride! If you're looking for a fun challenge, that will test your endurance and your climbing skills, this is your perfect fit! *DROP BAR ONLY*
When: Saturdays, 8:00am
Ride Leader: Jamie Vogel
Ride Description: Starts 5/2/15
Ready to start off your weekend right? Well, we're pretty sure you've found it! Join this casual paced ride with Jamie. She will guide you through the country, along the lake, or maybe to a couple of coffee shops from time to time. Drop bar bikes are not required.
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09.07.09 3:55nachmittags — weaksauce
Great setlist and the quality overall is awesome. Just got annoyed by all the idiot fans. Other than that, flawless.
09.07.09 3:51nachmittags — weaksauce
My friend's band played this show and he was cool enough to give me one of Kerry King's picks. Awesome quality and great editing.