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SUWANEE - It didn't matter where the football was, chances were Eric Eberhardt was somewhere near it.Maybe it was in the backfield or even 20 yards down the field. Wherever it was, the North Gwinnett defensive end was constantly chasing, and had the uncanny ability to be around the ball. It's that relentless pursuit that allowed Eberhardt, the Daily Post's Defensive Player of the Year, to rack up 105 tackles and 131â "2 sacks. "He's the most productive playmaker on defense I've coached in 20-something years," North assistant head coach and defensive coordinator Maurice Dixon said. "The thing about Eric is he's got a motor on him. He plays on Monday the way he does on Friday." But it was on Friday when Eberhardt really shined. His sack total led the county this year. He also had 17 quarterback pressures and 24 tackles for losses. "There's nothing more important than just running to the ball and hustling, giving it your all every single play because I mean you never know when it's going to be your last," Eberhardt said. "That's how I always played and practiced and I think it made me a pretty good ball player." Eberhardt grew up playing offensive guard. It wasn't until the ninth grade that he switched to tight end. North coaches suggested that he move to defense as a sophomore and he got playing time at noseguard. Playing in the middle of the defensive line, Eberhardt learned to fight off double-team blocks. The experience proved valuable when he moved to defensive end in North's 3-5 scheme the following year. Eberhardt made a name for himself last year when he posted 94 tackles and 131â "2 sacks. Things were supposed to be different this year as teams routinely double- and triple-teamed Eberhardt, but the results were even better. "Getting sacks is awesome because usually I had two or three guys on me at a time just because of the type of front we run, so that was really a lot of fun to get back there and get a sack," Eberhardt said. "Also down field, getting plays that I know I shouldn't get, I mean it shows how you can reap benefits for hustling and getting in there." Eberhardt helped lead North to a 13-2 record this year and a berth the Class AAAAA state championship, the first in Bulldogs' history. "We had a great season, we had a great run, did well in the playoffs," Eberhardt said. "It was fun just making it to the playoffs and of course everybody would like to win it." Said North head coach Bob Sphire: "His leadership was critical to the success of our team and it was more prominent through what he did than what he said. He was a great model for our team and has a great motor." While Eberhardt had a great regular season, he really stepped up in the playoffs. The senior recorded 30 tackles (16 solos, 71â "2 for losses), 41â "2 QB pressures, 4 sacks, 3 blocked kicks, 2 fumble recoveries and 1 TD in five postseason games. Was there anything he didn't do? "There's nobody that played us that didn't come out and say they always wanted to know where (No.) 94 was at," Dixon said. "He just does so much. He's constantly knocking passes down, making tackles and he can drop into coverage." Eberhardt has a scholarship offer from Virginia Military Institute and is drawing interest from Furman, Wofford and other Big South and Southern Conference teams. The knock on Eberhardt is that he doesn't have the size to play major Division I football. He stands about 6-foot-11â "2 and 240 pounds. "Like I tell everybody I'm not the tallest defensive end out there that a lot of D-I colleges want, but I make up with it with speed and hustle and just going 100 percent, flying around the ball," Eberhardt said. "I guess half the tackles are just pursuing and I like running down the ball and working hard at it. I had to be really technically sound just to be able to get by." While Eberhardt may lack the prototypical size of a D-I defensive end, he makes up for it with his playmaking ability. Like against Peachtree Ridge when he had six tackles and 31â "2 sacks in the Bulldogs' win over the defending co-state champion Lions. He turned in a 14-tackle, 3-sack game against North Forsyth and against Marietta in the playoffs recovered a fumble for a touchdown. It's those type of performances that show why Dixon believes Eberhardt will succeed at the next level. Whether it's at a Division I-A school or at a lower level. "He'll be a great college player. You wait and see," Dixon said. "He'll be a great player. Wherever he ends up going he'll be all-conference wherever he goes. There's no doubt in mind about that." SideBar: All-County Football ' Offensive Player of the Year: Kenny Miles, Brookwood, Sr. Rushed for 2,544 yards, 25 TDs in just 12 games ' Defensive Player of the Year: Eric Eberhardt, North Gwinnett, Sr. Had 105 tackles (59 solos, 24 for losses), 17 QB pressures, 13.5 sacks ' Coach of the Year: John Small, South Gwinnett Led team to 6-5 record and first state playoff trip since 2003 First team Offense ' QB Michael Tamburo, North Gwinnett, Jr. 2,311 passing yards, 19 TDs; 594 rushing yards, 10 TDs ' RB Diante Drake, Central Gwinnett, Jr. Rushed for 1,501 yards, 18 TDs ' RB Demetris Murray, Buford, Sr. Rushed for 1,085 yards, 23 TDs ' WR Brice Butler, Norcross, Sr. 52 catches for 789 yards, 12 TDs ' WR Isaiah Jupiter, Berkmar, Sr. 35 catches for 745 yards, 7 TDs; 4 interceptions ' TE Christian Robinson, GAC, Sr. 38 catches for 681 yards, 11 TDs ' OL Stephen Bolt, Grayson, Sr. Average blocking grade of 86 percent, 52 pancakes, 63 knockdowns ' OL Calvin Cantrell, Dacula, Sr. Average blocking grade of 88 percent ' OL Clint Duggan, North Gwinnett, Sr. 80 career pancake blocks, 39 straight starts ' OL Eric Grube, Brookwood, Sr. Average blocking grade of 93 percent ' OL A.J. Mackey, Brookwood, Sr. Average blocking grade of 92 percent ' PK Jordan Stowe, Parkview, Sr. Made 10 of 17 FGs, 18 of 19 PATs ' All-purpose Tyler Jarry, North Gwinnett, Jr. Had 891 rushing yards, 804 receiving yards, 23 total TDs First-Team Defense ' DL Omar Hunter, Buford, Sr. Had 104 tackles, 3 sacks ' DL Dallas Lee, Buford, Jr. Had 71 tackles, 9 sacks ' DL Quanterius Smith, Grayson, Sr. Had 47 tackles, 9 sacks ' DL Brad Wood, Collins Hill, Sr. Had 67 tackles, 10.5 sacks ' LB Dion Dubose, Norcross, Sr. Led county with 174 tackles in 12 games ' LB Kevin Minter, Peachtree Ridge, Jr. Had 129 tackles, 4 sacks ' LB T.J. Pridemore, Buford, Sr. Had 127 tackles, 3 sacks ' DB Derrick Bryant, Peachtree Ridge, Sr. Had three interceptions, 77 tackles; 660 receiving yards at WR ' DB Denzell Guerra, Grayson, Sr. Had three interceptions, 97 tackles ' DB Marquese Quiles, North Gwinnett, Sr. Led county with seven interceptions; blocked seven kicks ' DB Kavoskee Simpson, Peachtree Ridge, Sr. 11 interceptions the past two seasons ' P Ernst Brun, Shiloh, Sr. Led county with a 40.2 punting average Second-Team Offense ' QB Twoey Hosch, Buford, Sr. ' RB D.J. Adams, Norcross, Jr. ' RB Tyler King, Buford, Sr. ' WR Ed Russ, Mill Creek, Sr. ' WR Melvin Harris, Buford, Sr. ' TE Austin Wilson, Mill Creek, Sr. ' OL Nick Amon, Grayson, Sr. ' OL Darius Jackson, Mill Creek, Sr. ' OL J.J. Miller, Buford, Sr. ' OL Edixson Pino, Peachtree Ridge, Sr. ' OL Josh Sneed, Collins Hill, Sr. ' PK Kyle Micek, North Gwinnett, Sr. ' All-purpose, Brandon Jacobs, Parkview, Jr. Second-Team Defense ' DL Rammell Lewis, Grayson, Sr. ' DL Robert Pritchard, North Gwinnett, Sr. ' DL Hunter Simms, Brookwood, Sr. ' LB Eloka Anyaorah, North Gwinnett, Sr. ' LB Winton Steward, Parkview, Sr. ' LB Tristan Strong, Grayson, Sr. ' LB Daryle Wesley, Berkmar, Jr. ' DB Devonta Bolton, Norcross, Sr. ' DB Josh Jackson, Brookwood, Sr. ' DB Tyler Maloof, Norcross, Sr. ' DB Jim Moreland, North Gwinnett, Sr. ' P Justin Mack, Duluth, Jr.
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Jenny Loya went through it with her oldest son Jack, now in third grade at Del Cerro Elementary in Mission Viejo. On Thursday, 5-year-old Liam waved goodbye on his first day of kindergarten.
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As VPN/NAT routers, the NetTEL 2500 line is excellent. At less than $400, it makes a lot of sense for any but the most die-hard do-it-yourselfers in the market for a NAT router or VPN solution.
But there's more. The NetTEL isn't a total loss for the do-it-yourselfer. In fact, the NetTEL (actually, the circuit board which forms the heart of the it) is one of the neatest toys I can imagine a hard-core do-it-yourselfer getting their hands on. Under everything, the NetTEL runs Linux (uClinux, specifically) and that means source code. The uClinux source is fairly monolithic, with code for the kernel and every application in one tree, sharing a common Makefile. The Makefile builds a compressed ROM image, including file systems, kernel and your application software, ready to load. The standard source tree gives you the network-heavy feature set of the NetTEL itself: pppd/diald, Ethernet support, the Boa web server, etc., missing only the NetTEL-specific web interface. From there, parts can easily be added or taken away. Don't expect the latest kernel features, though, as uClinux is based on the version 2.0 kernel, and the libraries have been trimmed with an eye to saving space over preserving functionality.
I must admit I looked over only the development tools. I didn't roll up my sleeves and start coding, but I did enough to learn that if you decide to use a NetTEL to build your own embedded Linux system, you will end up investing in some hardware debugging tools specific to the ColdFire CPU. The NetTEL hardware has a single FLASH ROM containing both the user-loaded code and the boot loader, so if you load a bad system image or in some way manage to disable the networking support, you will end up with a very attractive paperweight until you get those tools.
The Motorola ColdFire CPU is fast, and for those who decide to step below C for added performance, the commands and philosophy should be familiar to anyone who has worked with the Motorola 68K family. Some neat additions and odd changes are tossed in to keep it interesting. The serial ports support data rates of up to 230Kbps, and networking is harder to turn off than to leave on.
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Continuing the pattern from late November, haze collected over eastern China on December 3, 2006. The Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer (MODIS) flying onboard NASA's Aqua satellite took this picture the same day. In this image, gray haze hugs the low-lying coastal areas of eastern China, keeping away from the Taihang Shan Mountains in the west. One clear region in the lowlands is the area adjacent to the Yellow Sea. Fluffy white clouds fringe the region, perhaps related to a weather system contributing to trapping the haze. Credit: NASA image courtesy the MODIS Rapid Response Team at NASA GSFC. The Rapid Response Team provides daily images of this region
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Very clean. Excellent price. Friendly staff, great value.
had a problem with the hot water tank in one of the suites it was late night and the manager still came to try to fix it! he gave me more than a generous partial refund and I would definitely go back. I'm not the type to complain and I would have never of ask them for a refund but it was definitely appreciated
We arrived and the staff was so incredibly attentive and friendly! We got hugs on the way out! lol
We loved that it was a bit off the beaten path and felt really at home.
I know this only pertains to probably a few rooms but i was put in the room right at the top of the stairs above the lobby. So any time the phone rang or a little kid started yelling downstairs we could hear it clearly in our room. That was really the only thing i didnt like about my stay. Everything else was awesome.
This hotel is conveniently located off of the highway. The available restaurants for dinner are not as convenient. The closest restaurant we found by accident, not by recommendations from staff. It is Out of the Fire, Cafe. Though a bit pricey, it has good food and ambiance. If you like wine with dinner, bring your own, as it is Pennsylvania.
The bed was comfortable
The room was 43 degrees when we checked in.
There was thick/dangerous ice on the sidewalk outside our room within a foot of the door.
Considering the extreme cold, the bed had only a single, thin blanket..
The continental breakfast was very weak. No fruit.
Considering how cold it was and how few guests were there, I don't understand why the desk manager at check in asked if we'd mind being upstairs, where you'd have to lug your baggage. Also, why he didn't put us in an inside room instead of one with an exterior wall behind the bed
I was sick ad needed a place to sleep,. the location was good, lots of places to eat.
The towels felt like sandpaper, one of the towels had hair color stain left in it. The sink was nasty. There were stains in it which could have easily been cleaned with some Clorox and a magic eraser. The shampoo was like water.
it was infested with bed bugs!
Room was clean, staff very polite.
Hotel is a little out dated. Heater in the room didn't work well, barely took the chill off. Hot water wasn't hot, had to let the shower run for 10 minutes before the water got warm.
Have stayed here many times and as usual was quite satisfied with the room.
The staff was very accommodating and breakfast was great.
Location was hard to find, our GPS kept taking us to a dead end street. Eventually found it when we were turning around.
Staff very friendly and accommodating. Was kind of strange to have a bar in a Comfort Inn but it was a great place to be able to retreat to on a snowy night and they were nice there too.
Dirty, old, and run down
Comfortable beds. Very good complimentary breakfast.
Tolite seat was loose. Just needed the sear bolts tightned. Would have done that myself but didn't have a screwdriver with me.
Everything was perfect. Very comfortable and clean. Continental breakfast was amazing.
This place is awful, closest comparison is the Bates motel. Left and went to find another place to stay
Friendliness and concern for any problems.
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great beds, clean bathroom facilities, delicious breakfast
The breakfast and the rooms
The staff was a bit surly, and the evening front desk person was strange
rooms were too narrow....
Right in the middle of a small town.
The hotel was old. The rooms needed paint work. Beds were squeaky. Washrooms were old. At first glance, you might not think it is hotel.
Getting off the freeway right into the driveway
Everything else. Price too high $---, a 2-star Days Inn across the way was $---. All the hallways smelled of smoke,there was no ice near my room, or on the next floor (I just gave up), and the shower had a choice: pressure or warmth; should be a 1-star
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Pool was unavailable/closed so I had to go to the hotel next door. They made accomedationswith that hotel but it was an inconvenience and cold out so I only went once but if it was open I'd enjoy it more often. Heat did not work in exercise room.
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Professor Anderson's global vision is communicated with warmth and vitality. It is fitting that her 14 years of missionary service with the Christian and Missionary Alliance were in the Philippines, "where Asia wears a smile." From 1987-2001 she worked in church planting, and then administration and teaching at a Bible College that she and her colleagues set up in Cebu City. She has continuing interests in Cebuano culture, issues of cross-cultural adaptation, and enjoys being a mentor to students. She also credits her time in the Philippines for making her an avid basketball fan and a competitive Scrabble player.
Currently the Director of Leadership Development and Resources for YFC Canada, Dr. Andrews has also held the positions of national training director for YFC, a regional director for YFC, a Campus Life Staff person, a Youth Centre Director, and a church youth director. His professional interests include youth ministry, youth and adult culture, leadership, preaching, and evangelism. When not working, he enjoys soccer, cycling, and other sports, travel, movies, reading, and spending time with his family. Dr. Andrews is married, and has 2 sons.
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Carol enjoys both administration and education. She has taught ESL, EFL, and English writing and grammar in many situations. Her passion is for excellence, clarity, and accuracy. She has one husband, two cats, and four adult children. In her spare time, she makes pottery, knits, and reads, but not all at the same time.
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Dr. Mark Boughan is the 8th President of Emmanuel Bible College and has an extensive background in ministry and higher education. For the past 17 years, he has served at Bible colleges in both eastern and western Canada in positions as Academic Dean, V.P. of Enrollment, and Dean of Student Life. Prior to that were pastorates in Ontario and Nova Scotia , and also providing leadership to other para-church organizations such as Youth for Christ, inner-city missions, and social work.
Self described as "a practitioner with an academic bent", his passion is to see how learning and study play out in real life and to communicate in ways relevant to whatever audience he meets. His research and teaching interests are as wide-ranging as his background and so, while he has recently been advising churches and pastors on change and conflict, he also has a background in theology, education, counselling and ethics.
Linda is an Adjunct Instructor with the Knowledge Elements Education Network (KEEN online courses).
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Chureb joined us in 1987, ten years after she graduated from EBC. She brings a heart-felt concern for students as well as a capacity for detailed work to her administrative position. She is an accomplished writer, and has had many articles published, as well as a missionary biography of an EBC graduate who died while serving in Nigeria. Chureb attends the New Dundee Baptist church, where her husband Paul is the pastor. They have one grown son in medical school, one amazing daughter-in-law, and now one delightful grandson!
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Charlie has served as a TEAM (The Evangelical Alliance Mission) missionary in Chad for many years before returning to Canada to serve as a TEAM missiologist and mobilizer in Eastern Canada. He has been active in teaching theological students, and has a passion to help raise up a harvest of new workers for the mission fields of the world.
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Before coming to work at Emmanuel, Tara was working with the urban poor in Toronto. Most recently Tara worked for Project 417, which aims to build safe communities fighting to protect those in need, and helping them by connecting resources with the people who need them. Tara also worked as the Toronto City Director for CSM, which provides effective urban ministry experiences that transforms lives, influences churches and communities, and honours Christ. Tara's passion is to equip and empower Christians to serve Jesus through practical ministry experience. She is married to Chris, another Emmanuel grad, and they have three young children.
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Dr. Peters is an enthusiastic, well-loved professor of Bible. He has served as a Pastor and Teacher since 1984, 10 of those years in Nigeria. He is involved in intentional interim pastoral ministry, and has been involved in several church plants as well. Dr. Peters and his wife Tracy have 4 children. Where he finds spare time we do not know, but in it he enjoys jogging, reading, singing, soccer, and sports chaplaincy.
BBC Documentary Interview with Dr. Olu Peters on Herod and the Bethlehem Massacre
Preachingtoday.com interview with Dr. Olu Peters on Preaching Skills: The Big Idea of a Sermon
The Mandate of the Church in the Apocalypse of John. New York: Peter Lang Inc, 2005.
"The Church in the Apocalypse of John", in The New Testament Church: The Challenge of Developing Ecclesiologies. (Edited by John P. Harrison and James D. Dvorak), Oregon: Pickwick, 2012.
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Dr. Roy worked as an urban planner in the UK before coming to Canada in the mid-1980's. After theological training he served in various academic administrative positions at Ontario Theological Seminary and Ontario Bible College (now Tyndale). Dr. Roy has also worked on church and mission boards. He enjoys soccer, reading, architecture, missions, and preaching. Dr. Roy and his wife, Lyn, have two children. He is currently the Chair of the SIM International Board of Governors and Chair of SIM Canada.
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Professor Schuit, formerly a High School Principal and pastor, now speaks in various churches, teaches, and runs a book distribution company along with his wife, Jennifer. They have three grown children.
Brian is an Adjunct Instructor with the Knowledge Elements Education Network (KEEN online courses).
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Before coming to Emmanuel, Aaron worked in a number of clinical counselling areas, including mental health, domestic violence, abuse recovery, and general relationship and support counselling. Aaron is a certified Compassion Fatigue Specialist and has received specialized training in Emotionally Focused Therapy, Sex Therapy, and Gottman Couples Therapy. He has a passion for coming alongside those who are hurting, particularly those who are hurting relationally. When he's not at Emmanuel, Aaron enjoys spending time with his wife, music, reading, writing, running, and all things baseball.
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Prior to her arrival at EBC in 2008, Jennifer was employed as both a children's and reference librarian in the public library system. She has served on a variety of task forces and committees related to literacy and lifelong learning. Jennifer brings an enthusiasm for helping students develop research skills, and has become a familiar face in the EBC classrooms, creating awareness among students of the ease, availability and accessibility of library resources. When not in the library, she enjoys spending time with her family, traveling, and of course, curling up with a good book.
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Anita has been a part time instructor of Intro to Financial Accounting and Simply Accounting at Conestoga College. She lives in Waterloo with her husband Duane and their two children Ty and Eden. Anita and Duane are actively involved in their church, WMB in marriage ministry and music ministry.
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Anna has been actively involved in many areas of youth ministry over the past five years, four of those spent working with Youth for Christ. She has a passion to see Emmanuel grow over the next number of years. In her spare time Anna enjoys reading, cooking and baking, and most of all spending time with friends and family. Anna and her fellow alumni husband Jason reside in Milton.
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Sherry worked at Fleming College for 10 years in various departments including, Admissions, Continuing Education, Student & Health Services and the Learning Resource Centre before beginning full-time ministry as Administrator at Bethel Evangelical Missionary Church in Lindsay. Sherry enjoys reading, travel and times with family and friends.
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Helen is our warm and friendly receptionist, who moved here from El Salvador. She maintains a positive outlook even on the busiest days, and is always glad to help a student or staff member with a request. She has two children, and enjoys walking and reading.
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Nicole has a passion for Emmanuel and enjoys merging her business and ministry skills to oversee all of the marketing and communications, social media and advancement events for Emmanuel. When she's not in meetings, writing or working online, she's with her husband and their two daughters.
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Ruth Anne has enjoyed pastoral ministry with her husband, Mark, for over 21-years, as well as over 12-years as a Church Administrative Assistant. She is passionate about singing/song writing and in her spare time enjoys scrapbooking, reading, knitting, cross stitch and especially spending time with her husband and 2 teenagers!
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Mark comes to Emmanuel after 19 years in full-time ministry as a Pastor for the Brethren in Christ Church, serving in congregations in Ontario and Pennsylvania. Mark has a deep passion for worship and teaching, and loves to help individuals discover and develop their God-given passions and strengths for ministry. Mark is married to another EBC grad, Ruth Anne (Grieve) Thornton, and has two fantastic children. In his free time, Mark enjoys music, reading, movies and playing golf.
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Mark has a diverse background when it comes to Student Services. He has worked in a variety of areas both as a student and a professional. As a student he served as both a Resident Assistant and served on Student Cabinet. Over the past 14 years he has served in several Christian higher education institutions and has continued his journey by helping students through mentoring, counselling, through his passion for coaching, career counselling, as a Residence Director and Dean of Student Services. Mark's passion is to mentor students to become the leaders God has called them to be and help them on their journey. Mark and his wife, Loretta, have a dog and a cat . Mark's interests are diverse from building fences & decks, home improvements, hockey, running, reading and coaching.
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Shannon is an Adjunct Instructor in Old Testament and is currently working on her doctoral degree at McMaster Divinity College in Hamilton, ON.
Murray is an Adjunct Instructor in New Testament and teaches at other local colleges and seminaries.
Stephen is the pastor of Woodford Baptist Church and First Baptist Church in Meaford, Ontario. He is pursuing a Doctor of Ministry degree at Acadia Divinity College in Wolfville, Nova Scotia.
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Experiencing God without Loosing your Mind: Thinking Through Your Faith Raleigh, N.C.: Lulu.com, 2013.
Genesis to Revelation: A Taste of the Entire Bible. Raleigh, N.C.: Lulu.com, 2013.
Johannine Writings and Apocalyptic: An Annotated Bibliography. Boston: Brill Academic Publishers, 2013 (co-authored with Stanley Porter).
Hope's Reason: A Journal of Apologetics Vol. 1 No. 1. Raleigh, N.C.: Lulu.com, 2012.
Hope's Reason: A Journal of Apologetics Vol. 2 No. 1. Raleigh, N.C.: Lulu.com, 2012.
Finding a New Land: From Canaan to the Resurrection. Raleigh, N.C.: Lulu.com, 2010.
Unmasking the Pagan Christ: An Evangelical Response to the Cosmic Christ Idea. Toronto: Clements Publishing, 2006 (co-authored with Stanley Porter).
Carolyn is a sought after advisor and speaker for children's ministries. She has worked in a number of churches directing and leading their ministry to children. She is presently the Kid's Pastor at Creekside Community Church.
John is an Adjunct Instructor with the Knowledge Elements Education Network (KEEN online courses).
Neil is the Director of Pastoral Ministries at Christian Horizons working out of the head office in Kitchener, Ontario.
Dianne is the Congregational Life pastor at Highland Baptist Church, Kitchener, Ontario. Dianne is a former missionary with SIM in Nigeria and also served as a faculty member at Emmanuel Bible College.
Lois is an adjunct faculty member at McMaster Divinity College and is the Managing Editor of the McMaster Divinity College Press.
Carol is an Adjunct Instructor with the Knowledge Elements Education Network (KEEN online courses).
Tim is an Associate Professor in Sociology at Redeemer College, Ancaster, ON.
Sarah is completing a Doctor of Theology degree in Homiletics at the University of Toronto. She is actively involved in several areas of broader Mennonite church life.
Ann runs her own private counselling practice in Dundalk, Ontario and serves as Supporting Clergy at the Gentle Shepherd Community Church in Flesherton, ON.
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Susan is an Adjunct Instructor with the Knowledge Elements Education Network (KEEN online courses).
John is an Adjunct Instructor with the Knowledge Elements Education Network (KEEN online courses).
Rich is the Senior Pastor of Faith Evangelical Missionary Church in Kitchener, Ontario
John Latta is a 20+ veteran youth worker and co-director of the Canadian Youth Network, a 14-year grassroots ministry that aims to encourage, serve, coach and resource Youth Leaders as they develop spiritually healthy teens. On any given day ... you will find John hanging out at a local coffee shop with a youth worker or young emerging leaders.
Ken is the Director of Worship at Bridlewood Presbyterian Church in Toronto, ON.
Jason is the lead pastor of Hanover Missionary Church in Hanover, Ontario.
Bonnie is an Adjunct Instructor with the Knowledge Elements Education Network (KEEN online courses).
Erwin is Professor Emeritus at Tyndale University College having taught there for many years. He is now retired and living in Waterloo and continues to teach New Testament and Greek.
Randall is an ordained minister with the Evangelical Missionary Church of Canada and serves as an interim pastor with that denomination.
Steven is an Adjunct Instructor with the Knowledge Elements Education Network (KEEN online courses).
Rosalita is Associate Pastor and Minister of Discipleship and Leadership at London First Church of the Nazarene working alongside her husband, Rev. Junior Sorzano.
Russell is an Adjunct Instructor with the Knowledge Elements Education Network (KEEN online courses).
Alex is the Associate Pastor of the Kitchener Mennonite Brethren Church.
Das is the senior pastor of Highland Baptist Church in Kitchener, Ontario.
Elmer is a semi-retired educator having spent most of his career teaching philosophy at Medicine Hat College in Alberta. He continues to teach in Canada and overseas, and is the author of The Ethics of Evangelism published by IVP in 2011.
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Dr. Dow has been affiliated with EBC since 1957 when he first came as a 17-year old student. His heart for EBC shines through in conversation with him. He served as pastor to four Evangelical Missionary Church congregations (3 as church plants), for a total of 17 years. He also taught as a faculty member at the United Missionary Theological College in Ilorin, Nigeria. He joined the EBC staff as a full-time instructor in 1965, and served as Academic Dean from 1981-1988, at which time he became President of the College. He has also held the positions of Dean of Men and Dean of Student Life. He stepped down from the Presidency in 2001 and returned as Interim President from 2009-2012. Dr. Dow is well-loved by his students, past and present.
Gary has been on the Emmanuel board since 2007. He is President & CEO of Future Edge Technologies Inc. Gary also serves on the Governance and Technology Advisory Committees. Gary is a representative of the United Brethren Church in Canada.
Phil has been on the Emmanuel board since 1990. He is the President of the Evangelical Church of Canada, as well as former Interim President of Emmanuel Bible College and former faculty member. Phil also serves on the Executive Committee of the Board.
Mark has been on the Emmanuel board since 2009. He is Professional Engineer, and Director of Planning, Design and Construction at Wilfrid Laurier University in Waterloo, ON. He also serves on the Emmanuel Finance Committee.
Ernest has been on the Emmanuel board since 2011. He is currently the Pastor at Living Water Christian Fellowship in Blyth, ON. Ernest also serves as the secretary for the board.
Rev. Dr. Horwood has been on the Emmanuel board since 2012. She is a Pastor and also the National Conference Coordinator for the Congregational Christian Churches in Canada. Rev. Dr. Horwood is the representative for the Congregational Christian Churches in Canada on the Emmanuel board.
Nancy has been on the Emmanuel board since 2009. She is a Realtor with Royal LePage Wolle Realty. She also serves as Board Chair, as well as a member of the Nominations and Governance Committees. Nancy has a long family history with Emmanuel and was a staff member from 2004-2009.
Rev. Barry Klink has been on the board since 2011. He is the Executive Pastor at Markham Missionary Church in Markham, ON. Rev. Klink is also on the Emmanuel Finance Committee.
Ellen has been on the Emmanuel board since 2013. She is the Director & Founder of Living Grace Ministries. Ellen also serves on the Advancement Committee.
James has been on the Emmanuel board since 2011. He is a former Academic Dean of Emmanuel and faculty member (1991-2000). He is also a retired educator missionary, and currently works with Christian Horizons. James serves on the Governance Committee.
Peter has been on the Emmanuel board since 2007. He is the Executive Director of Mission Services of London. He also serves on the Emmanuel Finance & Audit Committee. Peter has a long family history with Emmanuel.
Ray has been on the Emmanuel board since 2006. He is a retired educator, and currently an I.T. Consultant and Computer Technician. He serves as Vice-Chair on the Emmanuel board and is a member of the Academic and Strategic Planning Committees.
Wendy has been on the Emmanuel board since 2012. She is a Meeting Leader with Weight Watchers. She also serves on the Advancement Committee. Wendy has a long family history with Emmanuel and is a parent of an Emmanuel alumna.
Gina has been on the Emmanuel board since 2013. She is the Director of Marketing for The Evangelical Fellowship of Canada. She also serves as the President of the Alumni Association.
Doug has been on the Emmanuel board since 2011. He is the Director of Finance at MTE Consultants, Inc. Doug also serves on the Emmanuel Finance, and Advancement Committees.
Doug is a representative for the Brethren in Christ Church in Canada on the Emmanuel board.
Joel has been on the Emmanuel board since 2009. He is one of the Regional Ministers with the Evangelical Missionary Church of Canada (EMCC). Joel also serves as Chair of the Nominations & Board Development Committee, as well as being a member of the Advancement Committee.
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To my wonderful readers...
Thank you so much for all your kind messages with the last chapter, especially given all the emotional torture I put you through. Just as a word of warning, this chapter has very little reference to sex, so if you're looking for a quickie, it's best to look elsewhere. I'd recommend the top of Chapter 14 of this story, or any of the other fine offerings on this site.
I cannot thank you enough for all your support and kindness, and appreciate each and every one of you and the encouragement you've given me as I publish this, my longest story ever. Only 4 more chapters left! And with that, please enjoy Hades and Persephone, Chapter 16: Spring...
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Askalaphos took a cautious step forward, his sandal padding softly into the grass. Cerberus howled in the distance, the unsettling harmony causing the gardener to jerk to a stop. He reconsidered his advance; Hecate had told him not to come here, that it was sacred ground and not meant for his care. The grasses and moss under his feet had grown in uncharacteristically wildly, stopping at the outermost roots of the intertwined trees. They were an untamed island in the sea of perfect asphodel and poplars that he'd spent millennia cultivating.
He heard a twig snap and held his breath, then realized that it had cracked under his own foot. The garden was still pitch black. Askalaphos had been finishing a final perusal of the grounds to make sure that Menoetes' ever growing flock of black sheep hadn't wandered in again, leaving their droppings, munching on asphodel flowers, becoming a toy or a meal— or both— for Cerberus. He was tired of cleaning up after them.
Just as he was about to retire to his bed, Askalaphos had seen all the lights in the garden dim. Then she had walked out, clad only in Lord Hades' cloak. He'd hid, not sure of what to do. She had dropped the himation at her feet and he had stumbled away and huddled behind a poplar tree, praying she hadn't seen him. He didn't dare imagine what the Queen— or, gods help him, the King— might do to him with the knowledge that he'd glimpsed her naked in the moonlight. Askalaphos had guessed that it was a ritual of some sort. He had never involved himself with any of the esoteric goings-on in Chthonia, and never questioned them. He'd heard rustling from Persephone's direction, then silence. It wasn't until Askalaphos saw the walls of the garden glow with the light of her fire, so very much like the Phlegethon itself, that he dared to turn around and slink from his hiding place.
He'd barely stepped into the grove when he saw it: a pomegranate, open, missing seeds, right where she had been standing.
"No, no, no..." Askalaphos wrung his hands and tried in vain to draw in a full breath.
Why did he always have to stumble into these messes? No one could find out about this; not Menoetes, not Hecate or Nyx... no one. And especially not Lord Hades! Askalaphos knew— everyone knew— about the rage that had beset Aidoneus in the throne room that day. Word traveled fast in the Underworld. Hermes was here. The Olympians had recalled Persephone to the world above, somehow, and she was to leave before dawn. If anyone knew that Persephone was now bound here forever, that she must return to Chthonia, and that Askalaphos had been present and could have stopped her in time, but didn't... He would be blamed for pushing the entire cosmos to war.
The pomegranate had been wrenched apart; a twisted, irreparable mess. He had to hide it.
Askalaphos took off his chlamys and shivered. Hades' hound bayed forlornly in the distance, and his skin prickled again. He bundled up the fruit and as many fallen seeds as he could find, and pinned it closed. Darting his eyes around, hoping desperately that no one had seen him.
He took a few steps, careful not to leave any tracks behind him, and wiped his feet in the grass. Askalaphos ducked under a branch, then broke into a full run. A frightened bleat was all he heard before he tripped and sprawled in the dirt. A black lamb shook itself off and bounded away into the asphodel. His parcel rolled away from him, coming to rest against a rough ebony staff. Askalaphos paled and looked up at the crooked knees of the bondsman.
"Askalaphos?" Menoetes said, holding up an oil lamp. The light was blinding, and he couldn't see the man's expression beneath his hood, only the flickering flame.
"I... I..." he said, scrambling to rise and dust himself off. Menoetes leaned forward and grasped the gardener's hand. He still favored his right leg, injured a few months ago, but hoisted the portly man easily to his feet.
"Easy there, friend. What are you doing out so early?"
"I-I could ask you the same."
"One of the littler ones squeezed under the gate," he said, motioning vaguely into the distance where the lamb had zigzagged through the garden and away from Askalaphos' clumsy feet. "I almost had her when you came charging out of nowhere. What's your hurry anyway?"
"Nothing. N-nothing important, Menoetes," the gardener stammered. "I'll-ll just be on... my..."
Askalaphos trailed off, dropping his gaze to the bundle that now had Menoetes' rapt attention. A few seeds had spilled out, shining bright red in the flickering light of the bondsman's lamp. Cold raced down his spine when Menoetes poked at the bundle with his staff.
"What have we here?"
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"Sweet one..."
He didn't want to do this.
"My love..."
Let her sleep, his heart screamed at him. Let her rest, and let her stay here forever right beside him. But he had to awaken her. They were waiting.
"Persephone," Aidoneus whispered close to her ear.
"It's... time to wake up, my love. You have a long journey ahead of you."
Persephone felt his hand petting her shoulder, and drowsily opened her eyes. The gently crackling hearth fire lit her husband's careworn face. She blinked slowly, wakefulness arriving along with recollection of everything that had transpired over the last day and night. She sat up and wrapped her arms around Aidoneus. He held her tightly, breathing against her neck.
She tangled her hands in his hair, and noticed a faint red glow. Her breath caught in her throat— it was coming from the rings on her hand, the Key. She breathed out slowly, hoping that Aidon wouldn't make the connection yet. Persephone pulled away from him and clasped his left hand, his three rings smoldering the same as hers. She opened her mouth in bewilderment.
Six seeds.
"I saw them too. Before I woke you," he said quietly. "I'm going to take it... as a good omen— that you and I will be together again, someday."
"Yes." Persephone nodded, then swallowed. "Aidon, when did you wake up?"
"An hour ago. I couldn't sleep."
She frowned. "You need rest. Today will be no easier for you."
"I'm not the one who has to face the Olympians."
Perfect, she thought to herself. "What if I asked you to?"
He grimaced. "Persephone, we discussed this last night—"
"This is different," she interrupted. "I want to speak to them and convince Zeus—"
Aidon snorted derisively and shook his head.
She continued. "I need to tell them that I must come back. That the Underworld needs me. And I need you there to support me, Aidoneus."
"The truth is as true today as it was yesterday, and as it will always be."
"Should we just forget everything that's happened and wallow in denial? Please, my love, don't make this harder on yourself. There are only two paths diverging from this moment, and one leads to the end of the world."
"Please be there with me."
He furrowed his brow. "You overestimate me, sweet one. Do you think it will be easy for me to face those who are separating us? To just leave you there and come back without you?"
"Please trust me."
"This has nothing to do with my trust in you, my love. I don't have that kind of faith in myself."
"But I do, Aidon," she said, stroking his cheek. "You asked me to trust you before. Many times. Please..."
He lowered his head. What would stop him from tearing Zeus and Demeter to pieces when he saw them? For betraying him and ripping away the one thing he'd ever wanted or asked for or cared for?
"Please," she repeated. "This might be the last thing I ever ask of you."
A knock at the bedroom door interrupted his answer.
"Your majesties?" came a muffled voice. Hecate had come to escort her and Hermes to the world above, Persephone knew. What she didn't know was how the three of them would travel. Would they all journey through the ether together? About the other matter, the white witch had said yesterday morning. I can and should speak with you about it later. Tomorrow, perhaps?
At least she would have an answer about that. Hecate must have known all that would transpire and had wisely said nothing. Persephone wrapped a bed sheet around herself and cracked open the door. "Hecate."
The kindly Goddess of the Crossroads stood on the other side, her hair wound up with strands of selenite, an oil lamp in her hand. "All the world above waits, Queen Persephone. You and I can speak candidly on the way there."
She nodded. "If you could wait outside and give us a moment to prepare ourselves?"
"Certainly," Hecate said, and nodded her head before leaving the antechamber through the double doors.
Persephone lit the torches on the wall with a wave of her hand.
"You can do that almost effortlessly," Aidoneus mused.
"Thanks to you." She was about to ask him again, and worried her lip with her teeth.
"I'll think on it," he answered, reading Persephone.
She gave him a pained smile. "We should get dressed."
The routine, mundane preparations for the journey ahead helped keep her heart from bursting out of her chest. It took all of Persephone's will to suppress and conceal every thought about what she was to do today, and what it would mean for her, her husband, her mother, the mortals— all the cosmos, in truth. She stretched out the two pieces of fine wool that made up her black peplos, looking for any signs of their lovemaking. Satisfied that they were spotless, she folded the garment perfectly so it revealed only her ankles and pinned up one shoulder. Persephone felt Aidon take the other side from her, fibula already in hand.
He slid the pin in place and picked up her jeweled girdle. "She's not going to like seeing you in this."
"Unfortunate for her," she muttered. "I'm not returning to my mother as Kore."
He let out a long sigh. "That much is certain, according to the scroll Hermes read yesterday."
"I mean that I'm not going to my mother as a powerless, ravished victim, Aidoneus," she said firmly. "I will appear before her and Zeus as Queen of the Underworld. And as you said before Sisyphus' trial, one must look the part."
He nodded silently, fastening the catches of her girdle. Persephone wound her tresses up with a ribbon and started arranging the asphodel flowers that had spilled from her hair yesterday into a crown. Not one of them was creased or wilted. Immortal flowers did not decay. Persephone bade him sit in the chair in front of the hematite mirror. She ran a comb through his curls and pulled his long hair back with a gold clasp. His face was set in stone as he looked at her in the reflection. Persephone refrained from coaxing him to speak his mind as she normally would. There was a time and place for everything.
She set his poplar crown on his head and felt him bristle. He knew that she wanted him to present himself as the Lord of the Underworld when she confronted Zeus. The sinews of his neck tensed, and she stroked a hand down his back. "You said you'd think on it."
Aidoneus settled back in the chair and met her eyes in the reflection again. "I did. I still am."
"Please, husband. Follow me, but don't tell them that you will."
"I can't simply leave you there once—"
"Aidon," she said resolutely. "I trust you. No matter what. I'll..." her voice wavered, and she swallowed hard. She could still taste pomegranate seeds in the back of her throat. "I'm going to trust that you're coming. I won't even look back when we're on our way to the surface. I'll just trust that you're there behind me."
Her words pushed him ever closer to doing as she wished. As she had said, he might not ever get another chance to do so. They were separating him from his wife forever.
He immediately cast the thought from his mind. The more he dwelt on it, the harder it would be for him to let her go. He stood up in front of her, catching the scent of lilies and larkspur and a hint of pomegranate as she moved. Aidon felt her body heat against him as she arranged his himation to drape over his left shoulder, heard her steady breathing by his ear.
The sweet scent of pomegranate hung persistently in the air. He hoped it would last; when he shut his eyes, he could imagine that she was still there with her warmth and light. He pictured her lying against his chest yesterday morning, sated, blissful, the grass below and heavy fruits above, before everything fell apart. The trees in the grove were all that would remain of Persephone, the only trace that she had even been here at all. He violently banished that thought and focused on her.
Persephone was unnervingly calm, a serenity likely fortified by her desperately maintained notion that she could sway the King of the Gods to let her return. He cringed. He wouldn't be there when she was told with absolute and crushing finality that there was no going back. But Hades knew his wife well. She would almost certainly defy them. Please, Sparing Ones, don't let Persephone be punished on my account, he offered up in silent prayer to the Fates. She'll insist, she'll petition, she'll attempt to come back. Please Fates, don't let her destroy herself because of me.
"Aidon," she said softly, motioning him toward the antechamber door. He'd been lost in thought. Persephone was standing at the door, ready to open it. He watched her gaze across the room one last time, memorizing every detail. The antechamber and the bedroom were the first rooms he'd built— carved out of the cave he'd drunkenly retreated into after arriving in the Underworld. The rest of the palace was almost an afterthought. This was his sanctuary— a place for him to rest and meditate, to retreat. But it had only felt like home once he'd opened the door and let Persephone in.
He took a final look at the room, and then shut the door behind them with a hollow thud.
* * *
Hermes stood still, listening. He was restless, wanted desperately to go somewhere, anywhere, but any step he took with his winged shoes would echo far too loudly in Hades' throne room. The room was pitch black but for the silver light filtering in from the terrace, the heavy silence broken only by an occasional howl in the distance. Cerberus. Hermes' wandering mind alighted on the very real possibility that Hades would change his decision, lock him up in Tartarus, and declare war on the Olympians for breaking a Stygian oath.
Hades has every right to go to war, Hermes thought, then urged his thoughts onward to less terrifying locales. He tried to discern which of Cerberus' heads were baying when the beast howled. He couldn't tell them apart.
"A wonder you slept at all, Psychopompos."
He startled so violently that his petasos almost fell off his head. Turning, he saw a woman in crimson robes with a half moon held by intricately wound selenite beads on the center of her forehead. "I wa-wasn't expecting you, Hecate," he managed once his heart slowed.
"Few do," she smiled. "A grim task you've been given, no? To sever a man from his lawful, beloved wife?"
Hermes pursed his lips before he spoke. "I have no choice. You know who my father is."
"In that, yes. But what of the horses whose reigns you hold?"
Hermes blinked and shook his head rapidly. "What do you mean?"
"Selene proved herself a masterful storyteller— she spun such intimate details into her tale about your visit with Hades and Persephone in the palace grotto last week. But I know she has seen no such things..."
"I..." Hermes fidgeted as Hecate narrowed her eyes at him. "You see," he tittered nervously, "er, that is, you can't imagine how persuasive my brother Apollo is. He insisted—"
"Your tongue is too easily loosened, Hermes." She walked to the brazier and with a flick of her wrist, brandished an unlit torch. Hecate thrust it into the coals. "And loose enough to risk war between the realms."
He took a quick step back when the torch flared white hot in her hand, illuminating the room as she approached him. Hermes swallowed. He'd heard whispered stories about what she'd done to her enemies during the war. "H-Hecate, I'm not stupid."
"Aren't you, now..."
"I'll not repeat a word of what happened yesterday!"
"Few of the futures I see are certain, Psychopompos. But this is one of them," she said, advancing calmly.
"Please; I promise!"
"Pretty words. I need strong words. Perhaps I should be more direct, and burn out your wagging tongue..."
"I'll swear!!"
Hecate stopped her advance. The torch hissed menacingly between them.
He drew in a full breath. "I, Hermes Argophantes, swear on the Styx that I will not reveal a single word spoken by Hades in the throne room yesterday. Not one! To anyone."
"Hard to believe," Hecate intoned and lowered her torch. "You are known to do the bidding of oath breakers, Hermes."
"But I am not one myself," the God of Thieves said quietly. "Whatever else I may be, I take that seriously." Hecate's torch flamed out and disappeared from her hand. The lingering darkness left him almost blind. He waited for his vision to adjust and saw her calmly standing exactly as she was. "And despite what all of you think, I respect Aidoneus."
"Respect." She raised her eyebrows.
"The very least," Hermes said through gritted teeth, "I'm afraid of him. Of... both him and her."
"As well you should be."
She glanced in the direction of the tapestry-shrouded staircase, the sound of sandaled feet descending from the chamber above. Hermes swallowed. A slender hand moved the cloth aside and Persephone peeked out, dressed in the same manner as yesterday, when Hermes had tried to spirit her back to the world above. She nodded to him, her face blank of emotion, and Hermes returned the gesture. Hecate bowed deeply. Aidoneus was right behind her, his hand clasped within hers.
Hecate glanced at their hands, the rings smoldering with a light of their own, and exhaled in surprise and relief. She quickly returned her features to solemn regard, but not before Persephone noticed her reaction and understood that Hecate knew. She allowed the goddess' expression to give her a faint sense of hope, and prayed that Hecate would know to say nothing.
The four stood in the dark throne room without speaking. Silvery moonlight still lit the Styx and the marshes of Acheron, and all could hear Cerberus baying at the water's edge. Only Hades and Persephone could hear the cacophony of shades, those souls in Asphodel begging her to stay, lamenting that they were being robbed of their long-prophesied queen. She tried as best she could to ignore the plaintive cries; if she listened too closely, she would be lost. Persephone knew that her husband was more practiced at letting their voices fade into the background.
Aidoneus spoke first, quiet and staid. "Shall we?"
Hermes bowed to Hades and shuffled his feet before he followed the Dark One and his queen. The four of them made their way down the flights of stairs and passageways that Aidoneus had spent a thousand mortal lifetimes crafting until they at last came to the atrium and the golden poplar tree overhanging the great palace gates. The procession to the docks was slow but brief. Hermes saw the silvery inhabitants of the Fields crowding either side of the pathway for a last glimpse of their queen, each bowed to one knee and silently weeping.


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Bass - Dance Song Constructor
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+ By Jochen Heizmann
Produce impressive results in no time even without any prior knowledge. Just by tapping the sample blocks you can develop your own hit songs that will make your friends dance.
This app will give you six construction kits with the hottest beats, bass lines and perfectly composed melodies and synth chords ranging from house & trance to hands-up.
Start now and create your own hit record.
Tags: g stomper bass lines, bass constructor, gstomper.
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I love it
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It's too much
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Spent long time on this
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I paid for all the tracks and now its asking me to buy them when I touch them and when I touch the buy all icon it says I already own it so either I get all of the tracks back or I get a refund
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I like dis I bet no one cannot make a beater beat den me
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It woud be better to be able to loop the samples instead of holding them because it restricts what you can do. Fix this i will give you 5 stars