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Publications archive - Waste and recycling
Key departmental publications, e.g. annual reports, budget papers and program guidelines are available in our online archive.
Much of the material listed on these archived web pages has been superseded, or served a particular purpose at a particular time. It may contain references to activities or policies that have no current application. Many archived documents may link to web pages that have moved or no longer exist, or may refer to other documents that are no longer available.
Prepared by Meinhardt Infrastructure & Environment Group
for Environment Australia
October 2001
The storage, transportation and disposal of computer components becomes subject to regulatory control when the materials that comprise these components are considered to pose an environmental or health hazard. Hazardous wastes are controlled though various State and Commonwealth Acts and Regulations.
In general terms the transportation of hazardous materials both between States and either imported or exported is controlled by the Commonwealth Government, whereas intrastate movement and handling of Controlled/ Hazardous materials is subject to the specific State or Territory requirements. The disposal requirements of specific waste materials are similarly dependent on individual legislation and guidelines set by the State or Territory receiving the waste.
A table listing the relevant Commonwealth and State or Territory legislation and policies is provided in Appendix C.
There is also a number of relevant Australian and international standards which provide an industry benchmark with respect to design characteristics of computer and peripheral equipment.
Regulations and standards applicable to computer components and equipment are discussed in the following sections.
The Hazardous Waste (Regulation of Exports and Imports) Act 1989 implements Australia's obligations under the Basel Convention on the Control of Transboundary Movements of Hazardous Wastes and their Disposal. This Act defines waste as anything to be disposed of, including computers destined for disassembly followed by re-use, recycling, recovery or disposal.
Under this legislation, exports and imports of waste electrical equipment or scrap (e.g. nickel cadmium batteries, CRT glass or mercury) which contain less than 0.5% (weight for weight) of lead or generate less than 1.0 mg/L of lead during a Toxicity Characteristics Leaching Procedure (TCLP) test will be considered non-hazardous. A TCLP test is a laboratory test that estimates the potential for both organic and inorganic constituents to leach from a physically solid waste type when it is deposited within a landfill. The test results indicate the environmental acceptability of disposal to landfill of the waste type being tested (recommended procedures for TCLP Tests are provided in the Australian Standard AS4439 Wastes, Sediments and Contaminated Soils). If waste electrical equipment or scrap does not meet the above conditions, then a Basel permit is required for their import and export from certain countries.
Waste electrical equipment or scrap may be exported without a permit if it is destined for recovery operations in a member country of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), or if printed circuit boards are only a minor component of the overall material. Export and import of used computers for sale and on-going use as a computer does not require a permit if machines are in working order or require only minor repairs (e.g. replacement of broken parts or upgrading of chips), however a permit is required if re-construction of single units from multiple units is involved.
No permits have yet been granted to Australian companies under the Hazardous Waste (Regulation of Exports and Imports) Act 1989 to export or import computer and electrical scrap under a Basel permit. One company has breached this legislative requirement with the cargo seized in Hong Kong and returned to Australia.
The National Environment Protection Measure - Movement of Controlled Waste Between States and Territories (Movement of Controlled Waste NEPM) establishes a nationwide tracking system for the interstate transport of controlled wastes. The Movement of Controlled Waste NEPM defines 'waste' as any matter that is discarded, rejected, unwanted, surplus or abandoned whether the material is for disposal, recycling, reprocessing, recovery, reuse, purification or sale whether of any value or not.
The Movement of Controlled Waste NEPM provides lists of waste streams, specific constituents and hazardous characteristics to identify whether specific materials are hazardous waste. This is similar to how the Basel Convention defines hazardous wastes. Comparison of listed wastes to the materials listed in Table 4.1 indicates that computers are controlled wastes if the following materials are present and have hazard characteristics such as toxicity, ecotoxicity or are capable of yielding another material which possesses a listed hazard characteristic (as in a TCLP test):
The Movement of Controlled Waste NEPM does not quantify these materials or any associated hazard characteristic. The decision on whether a waste is a controlled waste, in practice, rests with the destination jurisdiction. Exemption from some requirement of the Movement of Controlled Waste NEPM may be given based on the direct reuse of some controlled waste.
It is important to recognise that most if not all of the hazardous constituents listed under Commonwealth legislation will also be listed as controlled wastes by individual States and Territories, either through direct reference to the Movement of Controlled Waste NEPM or a similar schedule of materials. It must therefore be assumed that waste computer equipment may be classified as hazardous material and therefore subject to control within each State and Territory. Despite this basic similarity, each State or Territory has a different approach to the control of these wastes, and may also place controls on particular activities relating to waste production, transportation and disposal.
The regulatory framework for each State and Territory is discussed below.
The ACT's Environmental Standards: Assessment and Classification of Liquid and Non-Liquid Wastes provides directives for the generation, storage and disposal of waste materials created through the processing of computer components. All materials must be classified as either inert, solid, industrial or hazardous waste, however the tables provided to assist with classification cannot be applied to electronic scrap. Case-by-case testing is therefore required, using TCLP and Specific Contaminant Concentration (SCC) tests and the differing levels of maximum concentrations documented in the standard, to classify tested materials as inert, solid, industrial or hazardous waste. Tests may not be required if the production process and the maximum level of contaminants within the material is known, and the waste can be classified without testing.
Generators or owners of waste materials are responsible for producing documentation that conveys the waste classification to transporters and receiving facilities. As the commercial collection of waste from commercial premises requires an environmental authorisation under the Environment Protection Act 1997, certain activities relating to the collection of used PCs may require formal approval.
The New South Wales EPA Environmental Guidelines: Assessment, Classification and Management of Liquid and Non-Liquid Wastes form the basis of the State's waste classification standard, and is similar to that adopted by the ACT Government. Computer waste and scrap is subject to control when the materials tested contain more than 1% (weight for weight) lead and leach more than 5mg/L of lead in a TCLP test. The guideline also defines the waste industry operators who are required to hold an environment protection licence. Waste and recycling operators who transport, treat, process, reprocess or dispose of material that is classified as either hazardous or industrial wastes require licences. Licences are also required for the manufacture or reprocessing of batteries, production of carbon black, and either manufacture or reprocessing of plastics. Operators may be exempt from licensing if they are small in scale (e.g. generating less than 10 tonnes per year and on site storage of less than 2 tonnes). Transporters of hazardous or industrial waste will require licensing if loads are greater than 200kg.
The Protection of the Environment Operations Act 1997 requires that waste facilities (other than those used strictly for re-use, recycling or reprocessing operations) pay a levy to the EPA, which provides a financial mechanism to ensure that users of waste facilities pay a contribution to the environmental costs of waste disposal. This in turn influences the cost of landfilling within NSW, as well as providing funds for waste minimisation projects that are administered by the Authority. Changes to this levy to provide the most effective incentive for waste minimisation and resource conservation have been implemented as part of the recent enactment of the Waste Avoidance and Resource Recovery Act 2001.
The Waste Avoidance and Resource Recovery Act 2001 contains provisions which allow the Minister to make regulations establishing an extended producer responsibility scheme and product stewardship scheme, in which the producer's responsibility is extended to the post-consumer stage of the product's life cycle. The implementation of any schemes would have regard to any national scheme which may be in place and which adequately addresses waste issues in NSW.
The Northern Territory currently does not have any licensed landfill site in operation, requiring all Listed Wastes to be disposed in neighbouring States under the Movement of Controlled Waste NEPM. Works are currently being undertaken by the Department of Lands, Planning and Environment, documenting licensing requirements for handlers, transporters and disposers of Listed Wastes.
The Environmental Protection Regulation 1998 defines certain activities as Environmentally Relevant Activities, requiring site operators to be licensed under the regulation. The licensing requirements are based on the nature of site activities rather than specific quantities or concentrations of regulated wastes. Activities that are likely to affect operators in the computer recycling/ reprocessing industry include battery recycling, as well as recycling, reprocessing, storage, transport or treatment of regulated waste. Transport of less than 250 kg in one load would not require a permit.
The Environmental Protection (Waste Management) Policy 2000 defines principles such as the waste minimisation hierarchy, 'polluter pays', 'user pays' and product stewardship. This policy also establishes a framework for waste management planning by those involved in authorised activities, as well as industry waste reduction programs and strategic waste management planning by Local Governments. The spirit of this policy indicates that the ICT industry within Queensland would benefit from the adoption of a formal set of measurable objectives for minimising waste.
The transportation of waste computer equipment or scrap within Queensland may require a permit under the Environmental Protection (Waste Management) Regulation 2000, as it is likely to contain materials that are considered Trackable Wastes.
South Australian legislation, viz. the Environment Protection Act 1993 and Environment Protection (General) Regulations 1994, is similar to Queensland in that it indicates activities which require a licence rather than classifying any particular material as listed or controlled waste by quantity or concentration. Prescribed Activities of Environmental Significance likely to be applicable to the computer industry include depots for the reception, storage, treatment or disposal of waste, commercial collection or transport of waste substances, and activities producing listed wastes. Exemptions apply for temporary storage at the place where waste has been produced, handling of quantities less than 100 tonnes per year, or an activity that the State is satisfied will involve the production of waste in such quantities or circumstances that an environmental authorisation is not required.
The Environmental Management and Pollution Control (Waste Management) Regulations 2000 uses several acts and regulations, including the Movement of Controlled Waste NEPM, to define controlled substances. Any manufacturing, installation, servicing or decommissioning involving a controlled substance is a controlled activity under the regulations unless it is shown that the state of the waste does not possess the hazardous characteristics described by the Movement of Controlled Waste NEPM. It has been indicated that computer components would not demonstrate these characteristics when in their solid form, and only those stages of waste processing where materials are separated (e.g. recovery of precious metals) may be classified as a controlled activity.
A license is required for the commercial transportation of controlled wastes, as well as storage, treatment and disposal at sites receiving more than 100 tonnes of waste per year. This excludes temporary storage at the place where the waste has been produced. Environmental approvals may be sought to reuse, reprocess, recycle, treat, recover energy or dispose of controlled waste; the information required when seeking an approval is listed in the Environmental Management and Pollution Control (Waste Management) Regulations 2000.
Fines apply to persons who permit or cause a controlled substance to be produced, treated or stored in a manner that is reasonably likely to result in a leak or spill into the environment or cause environmental harm.
The landfilling of waste material in Tasmania will have to comply with the Draft Landfill Code of Practice, which broadly adopts ANZECC levels likely to result from the breakdown of materials within a landfill.
The overarching principles of the Environment Protection Act 1970 include both product stewardship and the waste management hierarchy. In a manner akin to Commonwealth legislation, the Act defines 'waste' as discarded, rejected, unwanted, surplus or abandoned matter, including that intended for recycling, reprocessing, recovery or sale.
As computer equipment contains a mixture of the wastes listed in Schedule 1 of the Environment Protection (Prescribed Waste) Regulations 1998 it is likely to be classified as "prescribed industrial waste". The Industrial Waste Management Policy (Prescribed Industrial Waste) applies the waste hierarchy within a decision framework to assess opportunities for reuse, recycling, energy recovery or treatment of this waste.
A permit is required to transport prescribed industrial waste under both the Act and the Environment Protection (Transport) Regulations 1987. Obligations are placed upon both producers of waste and consignors of waste shipments, including identification of the waste, recording details about the waste or the movement of the waste, and reporting requirements. Exemptions apply if a vehicle or combination of vehicles with a gross load carrying capacity of less than 1000 kilograms transports prescribed waste on a non-commercial basis less than twice in any calendar month.
The costs of sending waste to landfill in Victoria are influenced by the Landfill Levy paid by landfill operators to EPA, which ranges from $2-3/tonne for general wastes to $10/tonne for prescribed industrial wastes. A rebate applies if waste is removed from a licensed landfill or waste storage facility within 12 months of being deposited to enable it to be recycled, reprocessed, recovered or purified by an operation separate from that which produced it. If computers are classified as prescribed industrial waste, then these provisions provide incentive to avoid landfilling of unwanted computer equipment.
Controlled wastes within Western Australia are listed by the Environmental Protection (Controlled Waste) Regulations 2001. Controlled wastes must be transported and disposed of only by licensed companies. Operations involved in the reprocessing of waste computer components are not likely to require permits, however the Department of Environmental Protection in Western Australia has indicated that individual approvals should be clarified in writing on a case-by-case basis.
Irrespective of classification as controlled waste, scrap materials destined for landfill must meet landfill acceptance criteria requirements based on Concentrations and Leachable Limits. These limits are documented in the Department of Environmental Protection Guidelines for Acceptance of Solid Waste to Landfill (2001) and Landfill Waste Classification and Waste Definitions 1996 (as amended). Waste material must be tested in accordance with Australian Standard Testing Procedures (AS4439 - 1997) and directed for disposal based on the concentration of contaminants.
The physical characteristics of computer equipment are influenced by a variety of design standards produced by a number of organisations including but not limited to Standards Australia, the International Standards Organisation, the International Electrotechnical Commission and the Institute for Electrical and Electronic Engineering. Standards of particular relevance to the ICT industry relate primarily to PCBs, including Australian Standards as follows:
Whilst the majority of standards refer to the minimum acceptable performance of a particular component rather than specifying the materials used in their construction, some standards provide an opportunity to improve the choice of materials. For example, ISO11469 Standardised Material Marking System provides a framework for identifying plastics used in the construction of a product and is used by several major computer companies to facilitate identification of parts for recovery.
Some standards mention environmental considerations within design (e.g. Standards Australia HB98 - 1997 Guidance on Environmental Aspects in Specifications and Design Briefs for Electrotechnical Products, or IEC60249 Base Materials for Printed Circuits, which instructs designers of PCBs to consider the risk of emission of hazardous substances arising from combustion or incineration).
Information from stakeholders suggests that the current structure of some standards does not reflect environmental best practice, however no specific examples could be identified. It may, however, be argued that the inclusion of more specific references to design-for-environment within relevant standards would assist in the minimisation of hazardous waste from computers and peripheral equipment.
Commonwealth regulations dealing with the transport of waste computer equipment are in place. However traditionally there has been some confusion about the classification of waste computers or scrap in State regulations despite there being regulatory framework and guidelines. Nevertheless, as the size of the waste stream becomes more significant there is greater scrutiny being given to this material and the necessary controls for hazardous computer materials.
The diversion of waste computer and peripheral equipment from landfill to other recovery and disposal operations is therefore likely to require approval and licensing by the appropriate Commonwealth and State or Territory authorities. Liaison with the relevant authorities is necessary in order to clarify the requirements for tracking and appropriate disposal of these materials. Testing may be required to clarify whether a material will be subject to regulatory control.
If waste computers and peripheral equipment are deemed to be hazardous waste, disposal to landfill will not only be limited to specifically engineered facilities but will also involve considerable cost. This will present a significant incentive to divert waste material to reuse, recycling and recovery operations. Transportation of bulk quantities of waste computer and peripheral equipment will also require tracking, which can impose additional costs.
Frameworks and defined principles relating to industrial waste management plans and product stewardship have been instituted in a number of States, indicating that authorities in those States will be receptive to action on the part of the ICT industry to establish a formal strategy for minimising waste.


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For 60 years the Variety Club Children's Charity has been helping sick, disabled and disadvantaged children and young people. The Variety Club has an illustrious history stretching back to the golden age of British entertainment. The charity has raised over £200 million in the last 6 decades and improved the lives of more than a million children and young people. They provide Sunshine Coaches, electric wheelchairs, outings to exciting places, equip children's hospitals and help in many other ways. This is made possible because volunteers from many walks of life give generously of their time and money, supported by a galaxy of celebrities from show-business and sport.
They concentrate on giving help where it is needed, and being the small change which makes a huge difference to the lives of children and young people across the country.
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Shares of Group 1 Automotive (NYSE:GPI) reached a new 52-week high during mid-day trading on Wednesday , American Banking News reports. The company traded as high as $82.67 and last traded at $82.62, with a volume of 271,088 shares changing hands. The stock had previously closed at $81.34.
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"[She] is ecstatic about finally becoming a mom," another inside source revealed to People to, adding Charlize "has been very patient and has a great attitude."
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WAXAHACHIE, Texas -- The Southwestern Assemblies of God University women's volleyball team won a laborious 3-1 victory over the University of Dallas on Tuesday night in the Sheaffer Full Life Center. The victory was SAGU's fifth in a row, upping their record to 9-8, while U-D fell to 13-2.
The Lady Crusaders' only other setback came against the University of Texas at Dallas Comets, who are 10-1. The much-improved 'Saders, 20-19 in the 2009 season, compete in Division III of the NCAA.
Throughout the grinding four sets, each team displayed much of what they are known for - ferocious defensive resistance. Neither squad played particularly well on offense, as defenders went all-out, often negating big hits with blocks at the net and digs on the court. The match saw great intensity displayed by two fairly evenly matched units.
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The host Lady Lions took the first match, 25-22, before dropping Game Two, 26-24. They regrouped during a see-saw Game Three. Tied at 22, the Purple Pride took a 25-22 triumph. In the deciding fourth game, SAGU blew a 24-19 lead while their fans stood cheering, with "match point" single digits in the air. They finally won, coaxing consecutive hitting errors by the Crusaders in a 27-25 win. When totaled, SAGU held a slight 101-95 margin in combined points.
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Following the match, which was delayed 42 minutes by an official bound in Dallas traffic, UD's assistant coach, Dr. Bob Howard, commented on what separated the teams. "Both teams played pretty well, with good plays made by each," he said afterwards. "It really came down to the timing of rotations; which team's strong hitters were on the floor at the time the other team's preferred defenders were not."
"The two schools matched-up well," he continued. "In the flow of the game, there were times we were not finding our good hitters. I really think both teams did pretty much what they wanted to, offensively."
While head coach Rachel Hanson tended to the team, Dr. Howard spoke of U-D's game plan. "We wanted to bring the attack, and we did. We hit the balls we desired. Southwestern wanted to get the ball into their setter's hands and she moved it around to different hitters," speaking of the Lady Lions' offensive arsenal. He praised the effectiveness the clubs had in getting the ball into the hands of their setter, who then rationed their assisting passes among key hitters.
"Southwestern is a solid team," Howard added. "They play hard and they're getting over their injuries. Healthy, they'll be fine."
He mentioned a few critical moments in the white-knuckle affair. "These close matches usually come down to good players making good plays." He mentioned a couple of timely efforts for SAGU made by Brittani Toole (Whitehouse, Tx / Whitehouse HS) and Laura Espinoza (Duncanville, Tx / Duncanville HS). "Brittani delivered some big hits and those three big serves (Espinoza) at a critical juncture were key for them."
Turning Point in Game Three
With match knotted at one win apiece, Toole had a huge effort in Game Three. The Crusaders led throughout, once by as many six points at 13-7. Krystal Cisneros (El Paso, Tx / Del Valle HS) and Kassy Cox (Lufkin, Tx / Lufkin HS) nailed several blasts to draw the Lions to within 19-18. It appeared the Lady Cru would go up 2-1 in the match when Laura Yokell hammered a shot for a 21-18 advantage.
Toole then rose to the fore when needed most.
She hammered a set from Taylor Calverley (Mansfield, Tx / Grace Prep) to ignite a rally at the same time Espinoza went to the back line to pull the trigger on her new jump-serve. After Toole smashed an overpass for a point, Espinoza delivered an ace to lift SAGU into the lead at 22-21. U-of-D evened the score, setting the stage for a smash by Caitlyn Hudson (Mansfield, Tx / Legacy HS).
She sent a Calverley offering down the left side with a mortar shot that glanced off three different defenders for a 23-22 margin. Tina Brown (Seguin, Tx / Lifegate Christian) and Toole teamed up to block a kill attempt by Theresa Wohldmann, a talented, 6-foot sophomore. Calverley lifted an assist to the right side for Brown, and she ripped a frozen rope to the far, left corner to win the game.
The Fight Club
SAGU head coach Hansford Moore, while not satisfied with some of the ragged play his team exhibited, was full of praise for the Lady Lions' mettle. "Our girls fought," he said. "On a night when some things weren't working well, we kept fighting." The tenth year coach pointed out how toughness bodes well for his team. "We didn't play well. In fact, we played poorly at times. But they battled and battled and wouldn't let up."
The fourth game was a case in point.
A Victory in Valor
Back and forth the score went, as the Lions wanted to finish off the Crusaders. In turn, U-D had to win to stave off elimination. Toole came out hot, blistering shots. A two-handed push to the deep corner, along with a Hudson ace staked SAGU to a 9-5 lead. When the Crusaders drew to within a point, Moore sent freshman Devan Guynes (Red Oak, Tx / Red Oak HS) to serve. She has some very impressive stats to support her service game. An ace gave Team Lioness an 11-8 margin.
U-D came from behind during a 6-1 run with a pair of Wohldmann kills and consecutive aces by Emily Glick.
Trailing 14-12, Moore inserted Beka Dollar (Weatherford, Tx / Brock HS) into the frey, and her serving and back-row plays stopped the bleeding, sparking a 7-1 run. Toole had two kills and Hudson added another for a 19-15 lead.
The Lions extended their advantage to 24-19 on a pair of commanding hits by Cisneros, prompting public address announcer Cameron Ward to heighten his pronunciation of her last name as match-point awaited. Cisneros appeared to have lept out of the gym to crush a Calverley set that looked to go straight down. After a Hudson ace, she (Cisneros) jumped on an over-pass and redirected it with a spike that ricocheted off Kelli Fuentes. Consecutive kills by Cisneros and Cox had Team Purp sitting pretty, needing only one point to clinch.
Glick then served the Cru back to equalize the score, thanks to several hitting errors by SAGU. Finally, Cox unloaded on an attack, driving it through a double team at the net. Espinoza stepped in to serve match-point. Amanda Kitten, Dallas' impressive setter (44 assists), went to surprise SAGU with a quick push into a middle void. Instead, her shot caught the net and Southwestern had staved off the resilient 'Saders.
Statistically Speaking
Calverley, who was the Red River Athletic Conference's Setter of the Week last week, established a new personal record in assists with 55, topping Friday's 53 against St. Thomas. She added 10 digs. Toole pounded a season high 24 kills while hitting .377. The senior was also tops in blocks with four.
Cisneros added 13 kills and three blocks, while Cox smacked 11 kills. Hot of late, Hudson had just four kills, but overcame with 16 digs and 10 service points, including two aces. Brown also made three blocks, eight digs and was a perfect 16-of-16 in the passing category.
Jordan Briggs (Maypearl, Tx / Maypearl HS) was credited with 13 digs and 10 service points, with three aces. Espinoza finished with a team-high 11 service points and four aces, also a team-best. Guynes, whose effective play garnered extended playing time on Tuesday, had six digs.
On the Road Again
The Lady Lions return to the hardcourt this weekend with a pair of road tilts against teams who currently are in first and second in the RRAC. SAGU has a 6pm match on Friday, October 1, in San Antonio versus Our Lady of the Lake University. The Saints are 6-1 overall and 4-1 in league games. It is a 220 mile drive from Waxahachie to the Alamo City. OLLU's lone loss was a 3-0 setback at the hands of the defending Red River champs, the University of Texas at Brownsville.
SAGU will make a run for the border by driving another 250 miles to play at Texas' Southernmost College. They will take on UTB (14-0, 5-0) at 1:00pm on Saturday. The Scorpions are currently ranked #5 in the nation by the NAIA.
Southwestern returns home for three matches in less than 24 hours on October 8-9. Wiley College, Dallas Christian College and Texas College all visit Sheaffer Full Life Center that weekend.
Check back later for photos from Tuesday's match.
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Aug 27, 2014 - Alumni News
Waxahachie, Texas – August 27, 2014 –Southwestern Assemblies of God University (SAGU) Advancement department launched a 3-week campaign allowing alumni and friends to show their LION PRIDE...Read more
SAGU alumnus creates 'Every Kid Deserves a Ball'
Aug 12, 2014 - Alumni News
Waxahachie, Texas – August 11, 2014 – Southwestern Assemblies of God University (SAGU) alumnus David Flores created a non-profit organization called Every Kid Deserves A Ball that hosts&nb...Read more
SAGU alumni and professor release free youth ministry eBook "Depleted"
Jul 30, 2014 - Alumni News
Waxahachie, Texas – July 29, 2014 – Southwestern Assemblies of God University (SAGU) alumni Taylor Johnson, Wade Bearden, Preston Ulmer and professor Dr. Garland Owensby collaborated ...Read more
SAGU Alumna Kristen Welch authors "Rhinestone Jesus"
Jul 17, 2014 - Alumni News
Waxahachie, Texas – July 17, 2014 – Southwestern Assemblies of God University (SAGU) alumna and well-known blog author Kristen Clark Welch published her second book "Rhinestone Jesus&...Read more
Former SAGU professor, Dr. Gene Brown, passes at age 78
Jul 03, 2014 - Alumni News
Waxahachie, Texas – July 3, 2014 – Southwestern Assemblies of God University (SAGU) professor, Dr. Gene Brown, died at the age of 78 on June 29, 2014. SAGU's Dean of Graduate Studie...Read more
Former SAGU president, Hershel A. Brummett, dies at age 84
Jun 25, 2014 - Alumni News
Waxahachie, Texas – June 25, 2014 – Dr. Hershel A. Brummett, president of Southwestern Assemblies of God College (SAGC) from 1979-1982, died at the age of 84 on Monday, June 23, 2014, in T...Read more
SAGU alumnus publishes 'Changing Church: It's Never Too Late'
May 14, 2014 - Alumni News
Waxahachie, Texas — May 14, 2014 — Southwestern Assemblies of God University (SAGU) alumnus and Senior Pastor of Copper Pointe Church (Albuquerque, NM) Galen Woodward published "Chan...Read more
Alumnus records church's worship album, first recording in HCC
May 12, 2014 - Alumni News
Waxahachie, Texas — May 12, 2014 — Southwestern Assemblies of God University (SAGU) alumnus and Worship Pastor at New Community Church (NCC) (Mesquite, Texas) David Belt recorded the churc...Read more
SAGU alumnus creates youth ministry curriculum
Mar 07, 2014 - Alumni News
Waxahachie, Texas — March 7, 2014 — Southwestern Assemblies of God University (SAGU) alumnus Dustin Woodward, a former Young Alumni Award Recipient, recently launched a youth and young ...Read more
Alumnus pastors one of 2013's Top 100 fastest growing churches in America
Mar 07, 2014 - Alumni News
Waxahachie, Texas — March 7, 2013 — Southwestern Assemblies of God University (SAGU) alumnus Abram Gomez serves as the executive pastor of Valley International Christian Center (VICC) i...Read more
SAGU alumna coordinates Waxahachie community giveaway
Feb 10, 2014 - Alumni News
Waxahachie, Texas — February. 10, 2014 — Southwestern Assemblies of God University (SAGU) alumna and adjunct instructor Rebecca Manguno hosted Waxahachie Bible Church's 4th annual A...Read more
SAGU dedicates Hagee Communication Center on Dec. 11
Nov 19, 2013 - Alumni News
Waxahachie, Texas — November 19, 2013 — Southwestern Assemblies of God University (SAGU) will dedicate the John and Diana Hagee Communication Center (HCC) on Wednesday, December 11. ...Read more
VAR Resources employs 15 SAGU alumni
Nov 12, 2013 - Alumni News
Waxahachie, Texas — November 12, 2013 — VAR Resources President and CEO and Southwestern Assemblies of God University (SAGU) alumnus Gary Sutton has employed 15 SAGU alumni over the pas...Read more
Alumni Relations 'mugs' students during first week
Aug 30, 2012 - Alumni News
Waxahachie, Texas – August 29, 2012 – Southwestern Assemblies of God University (SAGU) launched a new tradition Tuesday, August 28. The Alumni Relations office "mugged" hundreds of students in the ...Read more
Alumna walks 250 miles for pro-life movement
Mar 27, 2012 - Alumni News
Waxahachie, Texas – March 28, 2012 – Southwestern Assemblies of God University (SAGU) alumna Carisma Reyes will walk 250 miles in 21 days with 38 other women for the "Back to Life" movement in a...Read more
Alumnus leads opening prayer for U.S. Congress
Dec 19, 2011 - Alumni News
Waxahachie, TX - December 19, 2011 - Southwestern Assemblies of God University (SAGU) alumnus Bryan Thiessen was selected by Pennsylvania Congressman Tim Murphy (18th district) to give the invocati...Read more
Alumna to compete on "Food Network Challenge," November 13
Nov 08, 2011 - Alumni News
Waxahachie, TX – November 8, 2011 – Southwestern Assemblies of God University (SAGU) alumna Wendy Weixel Collinsworth will appear on the Food Network Channel's "Food Network...Read more
Alumnus serves as youth pastor at The Potter's House
Nov 07, 2011 - Alumni News
Waxahachie, TX – November 7, 2011 – Southwestern Assemblies of God University (SAGU) alumnus Drew Castillo serves as "The Fire House" youth pastor at The Potter's Hous...Read more
Alumna serves as SMU Chi Alpha pastor
Oct 28, 2011 - Alumni News
Waxahachie, TX – October 28, 2011 – Southwestern Assemblies of God University (SAGU) alumna Mandy (Bass) Pathak serves alongside husband Shomik in the Chi Alpha ministry at Southern Met...Read more
Delmer and Eleanor Guynes memorialized in dormitory
Oct 26, 2011 - Alumni News
Waxahachie, TX – October 26, 2011 – Southwestern Assemblies of God University (SAGU) memorialized Delmer and Eleanor Guynes with a wall display during the Homecoming events held on Frid...Read more
Alumna receives Milken Educator Award
Oct 18, 2011 - Alumni News
Waxahachie, TX – October 18, 2011 – Southwestern Assemblies of God University (SAGU) Alumna Andrea Morales McKenna was presented with a Milken Educator Award on October 7, 2011. McKenna...Read more
Eleanor Guynes Memorial Service to be streamed, Friday, May 20, 2PM
May 14, 2011 - Alumni News
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Alumnus Jerrod Ramirez Serves as Federal Prison Chaplain
Nov 17, 2010 - Alumni News
Alumnus Jerrod Ramirez recently became a Federal Prison Chaplain at the Federal Correctional Complex in Florence, Colorado. Ramirez previously served as a navy chaplain. Jerrod and Stephanie Ra...Read more
Alumna Brandi Lewis Trains Men's Pair Champions
Oct 27, 2010 - Alumni News
Alumna Brandi Lewis recently produced the first elite athletes in Acrobatic Gymnastics in Texas. Men's Pair Axel Osborne and Dylan Inserra are Senior National Team members and three-time nati...Read more
Alumna Stephanie Graham Named Teacher of the Year
Sep 28, 2010 - Alumni News
SAGU alumna Stephanie Graham was recently named Teacher of the Year for Life School in Lancaster, Texas. Graham graduated from SAGU in 2008 with a degree in Elementary Education. Graham was sel...Read more


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Final Fantasy Versus XIII is still in development, despite recent rumours to the contrary, Square Enix CEO Yoichi Wada has confirmed on Twitter.
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European stocks slumped, hurt by downbeat euro-zone economic data and worries that the Federal Reserve could reduce its stimulus measures.
Italian shares were particularly battered as jitters about weekend elections added to investors' worries about the economic health of the 17-nation euro bloc. The euro dropped to its lowest level against the dollar in six weeks.
The benchmark Stoxx Europe 600 index dropped 1.5% to 284.86, its lowest close in two weeks, with banks and miners posting some of the biggest losses.
European stocks on Thursday followed losses in the U.S. made Wednesday after the latest Federal Open Market Committee minutes showed officials were worried that the U.S. central bank's easy-money policies could lead to instability in financial markets and may be difficult to pull back in the future.
Several members said the central bank should prepare to vary the pace of its asset purchases depending on the economic outlook.
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The U.K.'s FTSE 100, which had hit its highest close since 2008 earlier in the week, dropped 1.6% to 6291.54. Germany's DAX fell 1.9% to 7583.57 and France's CAC-40 slid 2.3% to 3624.80.
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ADDISON COUNTY — In area high school baseball play late last week, Otter Valley edged Mount Abraham, while Middlebury, Otter Valley and the Eagles all dropped other contests.
The Otters dodged raindrops and the Eagles on Friday, scoring five times in the seventh inning to rally for a 7-5 victory.
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ADDISON COUNTY — In area high school softball action late last week, Mount Abraham won on the road, Vergennes split a pair of road contests, and Middlebury dropped a home game.
Otter Valley saw rain wash away its only scheduled game, at Leland & Gray on Friday, with no makeup date immediately set.
5/14 MUHS Girls vs. Burlington........... 11-10
5/15 Mt. Abe vs. OV Boys...................... 13-3
5/16 MUHS Boys vs. Spaulding............. 20-0
5/16 U-32 vs. VUHS Boys........................ 9-8
5/17 CVU vs. MUHS Boys...................... 12-8
FERRISBURGH — Homeward Bound: Addison County's Humane Society, in partnership with Basin Harbor Club in Ferrisburgh for the second year in a row, will hold its largest annual fundraiser — Woofstock 2014 — on Saturday, May 17, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Sen. Patrick Leahy, D-Vt., on Thursday announced that the Senate Judiciary Committee will hold a hearing next month on a proposed constitutional amendment in response to the Supreme Court's recent campaign finance decisions.
ADDISON COUNTY — This past Saturday, Vermont State Police cited two Addison County residents for driving under the influence in separate incidents.
First, state police stopped Thomas Utter, 25, of Bristol for allegedly speeding on Route 116 in Starksboro. During the stop, police said Utter showed signs of intoxication. He was processed for DUI at the New Haven state police barracks and is due to answer the charge in Addison Superior Court, Criminal Division, on May 19.
VERGENNES — Vergennes police cited a city man for drunken driving, third offense; driving with a criminally suspended license; and simple assault following an incident at the City Limits bar early on Sunday morning. Receiving the three citations was Jason Fuller, 32.
BRISTOL — Both the Mount Abraham Union High School boys' and girls' track and field teams won the team competition in a meet the Eagles hosted on Tuesday. The Vergennes boys' team came in third overall and the Commodore girls were fourth.
The team scores in the girls' competition were: Mount Abe, 157; Montpelier, 48; Randolph, 37; VUHS, 32; and Winooski, 30. On the boys' side, it was Mount Abe, 149; Montpelier, 78; VUHS, 64; Randolph, 36; and Winooski, 20.
JERICHO — Host Mount Mansfield rallied past the Middlebury Union High School girls' lacrosse team on Monday, 11-10.
The Tigers held a 10-6 lead with 10 minutes left, but the Cougars scored five straight, including Marina Bowie's game-winner with seven seconds left.
ADDISON COUNTY — In local high school baseball action earlier this week, Middlebury won twice, while Mount Abraham and Otter Valley came up short.
On Monday, the Tigers blanked host Essex, 3-0, as Aaron Smith tossed a three-hit shutout, walking none and being backed by solid defense. Nate Laughlin poked two hits and drove in a run for MUHS, while Matt Dunton doubled and scored.
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Priscilla was born in Bristol, England in 1967. She toiled in public transportation until the 1980s, when she begrudgingly entered early retirement. She spent some of it in Liverpool, and some in Flitwick, but eventually succumbed to the promise of greener pastures in the U.S.—she moved to Kansas in 1993, and eventually settled in Tennessee.
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In the early 20th century, Tate Farms was a social hub for sharecroppers, who congregated at farmer John Patterson's general store, blacksmith shop, and gristmill. More than 200 harvests later, John Patterson's grandson, Homer Tate's descendants continue to uphold the farm's legacy as a community gathering spot. However, instead of waiting for a new batch of horseshoes or gossiping about which neighbor might be a spy for the Kaiser, people now come to pick from 90 varieties of pumpkins on the 70-acre pumpkin patch. Leading visitors across the wider 5,000-acre fields, tour guides not only illuminate the farm's history but teach visitors rural-agriculture info, including lessons on the role bees play in pollinating pumpkins and cotton.
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wow, instead of Tomorrowland, it has become WallLand :blink:
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Great pictures as always Darkbeer. Thanks for all the effort. It is a lot of fun to see all the work going on. It will be exciting to get a real look into the lagoon again at what ever point you have some vantage point.
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Traveling across Iowa and Minnesota the other day to drop my boy with his Grammy for Grammy Camp ... left me with a lot of time to think. There is always something about being alone behind the wheel to get ideas spinning in my brain. That is, in between changing movies, stopping to pee and passing back snacks to the TWO children NOT going to "Grammy Camp!"
What did I think about? The amount of TRAVEL we do as a family in our vehicle. The number of miles we've seen through the mini-van. The number of times I've traveled that same stretch of hidhway over the last ten years of my life. My desires to be a better mama. My burning need to grow my business and being consumed with thoughts on HOW to do that. Luke. OH BOY do I spend a lot of time thinking about Luke. The new school year ... my hopes and dreams for all of the kids. How life is about to change with the school routine ... again. (and bracing myself for the change). Feeling grateful, so grateful, for the fabulous family we have in our lives. And of course, thinking about my baby four year old boy and praying for his good time at Grammy Camp this week (and praying not to miss him too much!).
It seems that with thoughts, come to-do lists. Or sometimes even "should-do" lists. As I head into the fall I find myself excited. I do not want to wish away the summer at all ... but it wasn't exactly the summer of my dreams. I had high hopes of spending a lot of time on our boat ... and there was a flood and lake limitations this year. I had high hopes of enjoying my children more ... and honestly I feel like I was mostly just a mediator of fights and vending machine. Finding time to work was really REALLY hard this summer and I felt like it was always squeezed into my life ... I'd like more time to focus on it and grow it properly. I wanted to be done with house projects by June ... and we (Mike) did house projects all summer long (new appliances, a new AWESOME built in cubby/locker storage/mud room in the garage, new carpet and a new loft bed for Bella -- just finished last week!) I suppose I should share photos of all of that! While those are welcome and awesome additions to our home that make it SO VERY ENJOYABLE ... they were time/energy consuming projects.
So...as the travel winds down (ha! What a joke!) we vow to ENJOY FALL. In this season of new beginnings and fresh starts we vow to enjoy the crisp weather, honeycrisp apples and falling leaves. We vow to enjoy bonfires on the driveway and autumn sunsets. We vow to not take any moment for granted. Yes, as summer winds down and we head into Labor Day weekend I am anxious to enjoy the bit that remains of summer and usher in fall with a big ole smile (and some new boots most likely!).
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