The Stockton Thunder pummel the Bakersfield Condors 5-1.
Stockton owned the game from the start. The Condors one goal was in the 3rd round. Stockton goalie -Bryan Pitton, "Goalie of the Week", is definitely well deserved.
December 29, 2009
December 28, 2009
Condors Dec. 27th
The Bakersfield Condors beat the Ontario Reign 3-2, in Ontario.
Condor Goalie- Josh Johnson stopped 26 shots in his Condors debut.
Way to go Josh!
Bakersfield remains in first place in the Pacific Division. They hold an 11-point lead over the second place Ontario Reign and a 15-point lead over the Stockton Thunder and Las Vegas Wranglers, who are tied for third place. Go Condors!
Condor Goalie- Josh Johnson stopped 26 shots in his Condors debut.
Way to go Josh!
Bakersfield remains in first place in the Pacific Division. They hold an 11-point lead over the second place Ontario Reign and a 15-point lead over the Stockton Thunder and Las Vegas Wranglers, who are tied for third place. Go Condors!
December 27, 2009
Condors Dec. 26th
The Condors out-shoot the Stockton Thunder 42-16, but the Thunder win the game 3-1.
The game was tied 1-1 at the end of the 1st period. The Thunders goalie was at his best, and stopped all Condor attempts to score after that.
The Condors record-setting home winning streak ended at 10 games - it had been 56 days since the last loss on home ice for the Condors. Tonight was the first game in which the Condors have been held to less than two goals at home all season.
The game was tied 1-1 at the end of the 1st period. The Thunders goalie was at his best, and stopped all Condor attempts to score after that.
The Condors record-setting home winning streak ended at 10 games - it had been 56 days since the last loss on home ice for the Condors. Tonight was the first game in which the Condors have been held to less than two goals at home all season.
December 25, 2009
Bible Time/ Christmas
December 25 is another day in the calendar of 365 days of 2009. The planet will spin tomorrow just as it did yesterday. But as a day we have chosen to focus on the birth of Jesus, December 25 can be a day of remembering and rejoicing that God loved us so much that He became man and came to this spinning Earth to save us from the eternal consequences of the guilt of our spinning souls. The Bible says the wages of sin is death but the gift of God is eternal life through our Lord Jesus Christ. Jesus’ birth in Bethlehem was the beginning of that gift. It had been promised to us in the first moments following mankind’s rejection of God in the Garden of Eden and that promise was complete when Jesus was raised from the dead after offering Himself to God as a sacrifice for our sins. The moment we receive it with simple faith in Jesus alone it is our gift forever.And so, may all the joy, peace, and rest in hope that God purposes for you to have through Jesus Christ be yours this Christmas.
From Pastor Tim at: http://www.cybersalt.org/cleanlaugh
December 19, 2009
Condors Dec. 19th
The Condors sweep the weekend series against Grizzlies, with a 6-4 win tonight.
The Condors played it tough, bending but not breaking. With less than five seconds to go in the game, [goalie] Pielmeier scored his first professional goal when he fired the puck the length of the ice into the empty net, to ensure the victory for the Condors.
To view the clip go to:
http://bakersfieldcondors.com/condorstv/index.php?m=video&v=415
Condors stats as of this game:
Wins -18, Losses -9
The Condors played it tough, bending but not breaking. With less than five seconds to go in the game, [goalie] Pielmeier scored his first professional goal when he fired the puck the length of the ice into the empty net, to ensure the victory for the Condors.
To view the clip go to:
http://bakersfieldcondors.com/condorstv/index.php?m=video&v=415
Condors stats as of this game:
Wins -18, Losses -9
Condors Dec. 18th
Condors Fight off Grizzlies, 3-2
The game was tied at the end of the 2nd period, with only one goal in the third.
In the third period, Guyer scored to put the Condors up 3-2 when he banked the puck off a defenseman's skate from behind the goal just past the mid-way point of the third period. Giving the game to the Condors!
The game was tied at the end of the 2nd period, with only one goal in the third.
In the third period, Guyer scored to put the Condors up 3-2 when he banked the puck off a defenseman's skate from behind the goal just past the mid-way point of the third period. Giving the game to the Condors!
Condors Dec. 16th
Ontario did all the damage they needed in 20 minutes. The first period ended 2-0, Ontario. The Condors finally got a goal with only 33 seconds left in the final period. This gave the Ontario Reign the win against Bakersfield, 2-1.
Condors Dec. 12th
An OT goal keeps Condors streak alive!
Bakersfield wins 10th straight on home ice, 3-2 over Utah
The Condors have been playing better than they have in years.
Bakersfield wins 10th straight on home ice, 3-2 over Utah
The Condors have been playing better than they have in years.
December 12, 2009
Condors Dec. 11th
The Bakersfield Condors beat the Utah Grizzlies 3-1. This was the 9th home game win for the Condors, a new record! The last team to beat the Condors on home ice was the Grizzlies.
The Grizzles failed to score on their three power play opportunities. The Condors couldn't convert on their one power play. Both teams play again in Condorstown on Dec. 12th.
The Grizzles failed to score on their three power play opportunities. The Condors couldn't convert on their one power play. Both teams play again in Condorstown on Dec. 12th.
December 6, 2009
Bible Time
Darwin Was Wrong, Scientists Argue
Darwin was wrong, a group of scientists argued at a conference in southern California.
Scientists presented evidence over the weekend refuting Charles Darwin's theory of evolution on many levels – including fossil record, natural selection and the origin of man – and his works in geology and other science areas.
"Natural selection happens but it does not do what Darwin needed it to do," said geneticist Dr. John Sanford. "Darwin built a worldview that has come to be the governing paradigm of the intellectual community; that worldview is now collapsing in the face of new advances in science."
Sanford was among a number of scientists who spoke at the "Darwin Was Wrong" conference at Calvary Chapel Costa Mesa, Nov. 13-14. The two-day event, organized by Logos Research Associates, Inc., was held to mark the 150th anniversary of Darwin's Origin of Species, which people around the world have been celebrating this year.
"It is amazing to me that in this ‘year of Darwin,’ the whole world is bowing down to this man even while modern science is proving him wrong on all fronts," said Sanford.
On one front, Darwin was wrong about the origin of man, Dr. Robert Carter argued Saturday.
Carter refuted Darwin's three main arguments, as laid out in Descent of Man, of homology (similar features shared among similar species), embryonic recapitulation (embryo goes through evolutionary stages), and vestigial organs (organs that have no apparent nor predictable function).
He further asserted that Darwin was a "brilliant writer" but not such a great scientist.
"Darwin's greatest gift is not as a scientist; it's as a wordsmith," Carter maintained.
The Atlanta, Ga., scientist, who serves at Creation Ministries International, also shot down the discoveries of "Lucy," "Ida," and "Ardi" as possible missing links between apes and humans.
Some evolutionists say Lucy was actually a man, citing the shape of the pelvis, Carter pointed out.
"So if they misclassified her as a female do we know if she walked upright or not?" Carter posed, noting that evolutionists conclude from the pelvic bones that Lucy walked upright.
With questions being raised, Carter believes evolutionists are pushing Lucy off to the side and "preparing her to go away."
"They never remove one of these ancestors until they have a replacement," he noted.
Last spring the bones of "Ida" were revealed. She was a lemur-like creature that was labeled as another missing link between apes and non-apes, said Carter. But when the fanfare and media hype died down, scientists realized the skeleton was just a lemur, he pointed out.
More recently, the media has been all over "Ardi," which has been touted by some as the earliest known human ancestor of modern-day man and by far the most complete among those of the earliest specimens found. But Ardi was actually discovered nearly two decades ago.
"Why the media blitz now?" Carter, who didn't grow up a young earth creationist, asked. "I think because they're trying to find a replacement ... to put more missing links in the chain."
So what's left? "Not much," he maintained.
In addition to shooting down evolutionary arguments, Carter offered a "replacement" on the origin of man, using the Bible. The Bible records three historical biblical “main events” that would have left an indelible mark on our genetic makeup: Creation, the Flood, and the Tower of Babel. Research in modern genetics underlines the reality of these events, he offered.
Other arguments presented over the weekend included "Darwin was wrong about science," "Darwin was wrong about God" and Darwin was wrong about the disastrous social and moral consequences of his ideas.
The conference was designed to present scientific evidence highlighting Darwin's mistakes and also to equip Christians with such knowledge.
From: http://www.christianpost.com/article/20091116/darwin-was-wrong-scientists-argue/index.html
Darwin was wrong, a group of scientists argued at a conference in southern California.
Scientists presented evidence over the weekend refuting Charles Darwin's theory of evolution on many levels – including fossil record, natural selection and the origin of man – and his works in geology and other science areas.
"Natural selection happens but it does not do what Darwin needed it to do," said geneticist Dr. John Sanford. "Darwin built a worldview that has come to be the governing paradigm of the intellectual community; that worldview is now collapsing in the face of new advances in science."
Sanford was among a number of scientists who spoke at the "Darwin Was Wrong" conference at Calvary Chapel Costa Mesa, Nov. 13-14. The two-day event, organized by Logos Research Associates, Inc., was held to mark the 150th anniversary of Darwin's Origin of Species, which people around the world have been celebrating this year.
"It is amazing to me that in this ‘year of Darwin,’ the whole world is bowing down to this man even while modern science is proving him wrong on all fronts," said Sanford.
On one front, Darwin was wrong about the origin of man, Dr. Robert Carter argued Saturday.
Carter refuted Darwin's three main arguments, as laid out in Descent of Man, of homology (similar features shared among similar species), embryonic recapitulation (embryo goes through evolutionary stages), and vestigial organs (organs that have no apparent nor predictable function).
He further asserted that Darwin was a "brilliant writer" but not such a great scientist.
"Darwin's greatest gift is not as a scientist; it's as a wordsmith," Carter maintained.
The Atlanta, Ga., scientist, who serves at Creation Ministries International, also shot down the discoveries of "Lucy," "Ida," and "Ardi" as possible missing links between apes and humans.
Some evolutionists say Lucy was actually a man, citing the shape of the pelvis, Carter pointed out.
"So if they misclassified her as a female do we know if she walked upright or not?" Carter posed, noting that evolutionists conclude from the pelvic bones that Lucy walked upright.
With questions being raised, Carter believes evolutionists are pushing Lucy off to the side and "preparing her to go away."
"They never remove one of these ancestors until they have a replacement," he noted.
Last spring the bones of "Ida" were revealed. She was a lemur-like creature that was labeled as another missing link between apes and non-apes, said Carter. But when the fanfare and media hype died down, scientists realized the skeleton was just a lemur, he pointed out.
More recently, the media has been all over "Ardi," which has been touted by some as the earliest known human ancestor of modern-day man and by far the most complete among those of the earliest specimens found. But Ardi was actually discovered nearly two decades ago.
"Why the media blitz now?" Carter, who didn't grow up a young earth creationist, asked. "I think because they're trying to find a replacement ... to put more missing links in the chain."
So what's left? "Not much," he maintained.
In addition to shooting down evolutionary arguments, Carter offered a "replacement" on the origin of man, using the Bible. The Bible records three historical biblical “main events” that would have left an indelible mark on our genetic makeup: Creation, the Flood, and the Tower of Babel. Research in modern genetics underlines the reality of these events, he offered.
Other arguments presented over the weekend included "Darwin was wrong about science," "Darwin was wrong about God" and Darwin was wrong about the disastrous social and moral consequences of his ideas.
The conference was designed to present scientific evidence highlighting Darwin's mistakes and also to equip Christians with such knowledge.
From: http://www.christianpost.com/article/20091116/darwin-was-wrong-scientists-argue/index.html
Condors Dec. 5th
Stockton downs Bakersfield in OT again, 3-2
The Stockton Thunder score once in the 1st. The only goal of the period. In the 2nd, with just 22 seconds into the frame, Andrew Ianero tied the score for the Condors. In the next four minutes both teams scored on power plays, bringing the score to 2-2. In the 3rd, neither team was able to gain the advantage. With neither team scoring in the 3rd, this ensured OT play. Just 35 seconds into OT, Stockton scored, beating the Condors in OT for the second straight night.
The Stockton Thunder score once in the 1st. The only goal of the period. In the 2nd, with just 22 seconds into the frame, Andrew Ianero tied the score for the Condors. In the next four minutes both teams scored on power plays, bringing the score to 2-2. In the 3rd, neither team was able to gain the advantage. With neither team scoring in the 3rd, this ensured OT play. Just 35 seconds into OT, Stockton scored, beating the Condors in OT for the second straight night.
December 4, 2009
Condors Dec. 4th
The Stockton Thunder ended the Condors 6 game winning streak with an over-time win.
Both teams played started out the 1st round with a goal each. While the Thunder kicked it up in the 2nd with three goals to the Condors one goal. In the 3rd, the Condors scored three goals [the third goal with only 3 minutes left in play], to tie up the game and force OT. In OT the Thunder took control, winning the final point, for the win.
Both teams played started out the 1st round with a goal each. While the Thunder kicked it up in the 2nd with three goals to the Condors one goal. In the 3rd, the Condors scored three goals [the third goal with only 3 minutes left in play], to tie up the game and force OT. In OT the Thunder took control, winning the final point, for the win.
Condors Headlines Dec. 4th
Wonderful news about Dan Sexton, and Timo Pielmeier. Keep up the good work guys, way to go! The official "Teddy Bear Toss" count is in. Condors fans rock.
Condors Nov. 28th
The Teddy Bear Toss game was a success in two ways; lots of stuffed animals collected, and another win against the Las Vegas Wranglers for the Condors!
The Condors scored early. All three goals were in the first round. The Wranglers scored once in the second, and once in the third. The Wranglers outshot the Condors 35 to 28, but Timo Pielmeier, the Condors net-minder, was doing a great job.
The Condors scored early. All three goals were in the first round. The Wranglers scored once in the second, and once in the third. The Wranglers outshot the Condors 35 to 28, but Timo Pielmeier, the Condors net-minder, was doing a great job.
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