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Natural Building Intensive Project Update

By Kate Stephenson, Executive Director
Our summer Natural Building Intensive is past the half-way mark in the completion of the barn project at the AbsolutGreen (http://bizcloud25.asoshared.com/~yestermo/sites/default/files/sites/default/files/images/blogspot) with a good overview and photosBen Griffin is working on a more detailed description of the various stages, as part of his...

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We Rolled Over the Competition

By Kate Stephenson, Executive Director
As usual the interns did us proud during this year's Warren 4th of July Parade. With the "Back to the Future" theme, the interns came up with the general concept of Yestermorrow: Reinventing the Wheel. Of course there were a few insider jokes about it being a Ferris Wheel which I may live down in a few months, but all-in-all it was a wonderful...

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Former Intern Jessa Turner featured in the Kentucky Herald-Leader

By Kate Stephenson, Executive Director
One of Yestermorrow's former interns is making big waves down in Berea, Kentucky where she established HomeGrown HideAways, found online at http://www.homegrownhideaways.org/, a year ago to teach others eco-friendly construction techniques. Jessa Turner (a summer 2006 intern from Berea College) is featured on the front page of today's Kentucky...

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Parallel Evolution?

By Kate Stephenson, Executive Director
In evolutionary biology there are two related but different concepts. One is parallel evolution where two fairly closely related species develop similar adaptations independent of one another. The other concept is convergent evolution where two unrelated species develop similar adaptations independently. Examples of convergent evolution abound--...

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Why We Teach the Way We Do!

By Kate Stephenson, Executive Director
When I was in seventh grade I took an art class. The woman who taught the class passed out paper and crayons and asked everyone to draw whatever came to mind. My parents had just returned from Hawaii and had regaled me with stories of an erupting volcano. Dad and looked at pictures of the event in Life magazine. And I wanted to draw a volcano...

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