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NORCROSS — Alex Thompson pitched a complete game to lead Wesleyan to a 6-4 win over Providence Christian Wednesday night. Thompson walked one and struck out six for the Wolves. Grant Colton and Jahmai Jones each drove in two runs for Wesleyan. Carter Hall had two hits, both triples, to lead the Wolves.
Carey Spraltin, Zach Meyer and Evan Porter each had two hits for the Storm (2-4).
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SNELLVILLE — Myles Smith pitched a no-hitter and struck out 10 as Shiloh defeated Tucker 5-0 on Wednesday. B.J. Armstead and Smith both had two hits to lead the Generals (5-2) to the victory.
Milton 12, Mill Creek 1
HOSCHTON — Mill Creek dropped a 12-1 decision to Milton on Wednesday. Will Zimmer, Austin Parham and Cameron Turley each had a hit for the Hawks (3-3).
Parkview 7, Lassiter 5
LILBURN — Parview defeated Lassiter 7-5 Wednesday night to improve to 2-1 on the season. Jim Wagner picked up the win, in relief, for the Panthers. Wagner tossed two innings and struck out three Trojans. Trevor Brown hit a solo home run for Parkview and Wagner, Ryan Kregel and Michael Craig each had a hit for the Panthers.
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DACULA — Graeme Stinson picked up the win and Trevor Craport earned the save as Norcross defeated Dacula 8-6 Wednesday night. Stinson struck out five and Craport fanned two in his only inning to earn the save.
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LAWRENCEVILLE — Mountain View erupted for 14 runs in the top of the eighth inning to defeat Archer 17-3 on Wednesday night. Ben Utley picked up the win for the Bears pitching one inning and striking out one.
Robert Kwiatkowski had a home run and scored three runs for Mountain View. Josh Logan and Forrest Girardeau each had two hits for the Bears (5-1).
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LAWRENCEVILLE — Mountain View evened up its season record at 3-3 with a 3-2 win over Archer Wednesday. Jeffrey Coy and Chris Taddei won in singles while the doubles tandem of Troy Major and Josh Gilbert were also victorious for the Bears.
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DACULA — Dacula defeated Elbert County 4-1 Wednesday to even its record at 3-3 on the season. Louis Conde, Zak Germaine and Myles Porter won in singles. Chase Hamilton and Daniel Mocanu won their doubles match for the Falcons.
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LOGANVILLE — Brookwood improved to 7-0 on the season with a 5-0 win over Grayson. Brandon Mills, Will George and Zach Jennings were winners in singles for the Broncos. The doubles tandems of David Brown and Will McWhirt along with Ryan Pridgeon and Anthony Porcelli were also victorious for Brookwood.
Parkview 4, Mill Creek 1
HOSCHTON — Parkview swept the singles matches en route to defeating Mill Creek 4-1 Wednesday night. Calvin Gratz, Brendan Taliaserro and Dustin Bowie won the singles matches and Riley Shannon and Will Carroll won in doubles for the Panthers (7-2).
Archer 3, Mountain View 2
LAWRENCEVILLE — Archer remained undefeated with a 3-2 win over Mountain View on Wednesday. Nicole Samson won in singles for the Tigers (8-0). The doubles tandems of Kaitlyn Balsamides and Sydney Sorensen along with Emily Osmer and Tori Lawson also won for Archer.
Mill Creek 5, Parkview 0
HOSCHTON — Mill Creek blanked Parkview 5-0 Wednesday night. Madison Hahn, Abbi Jordan and Kayleigh Hahn won singles matches. Emily Husfeld and Katie Hill along with Madison Walsh and Kirsten Nichols won doubles matches for the Hawks.
South Gwinnett 202,
Central Gwinnett 246
MONROE — South Gwinnett defeated Central Gwinnett 202-246 in a match played at the Providence Club on Wednesday. Kevin Geary shot a 36 for the Comets. Jason Nash shot a 48 for South. Darcell Chatman and Blake Scott shot 51 and 60 to lead the Black Knights.
Peachtree Ridge 138,
Duluth 150
LAWRENCEVILLE — Peachtree Ridge defeated Duluth 138-150 in a match played at the Northwood County Club. Louise Yu led the Lions with a 45 while Jordyn Sims led the Wildcats with a 38.
North Gwinnett 2,
Hebron Christian 1
DACULA — North Gwinnett picked up its first win of the season with a 2-1 win over Hebron Christian Wednesday night. Kendall Welkley and Katie Strand scored for the Bulldogs (1-3). Assisting on the goals were Amanda Delgado and Jordan Goldring. Kendall Towe scored for Hebron on an assist from Tyler Roof. Lexi Kent made 11 saves in net for the Lions.
Meadowcreek 4, Tucker 1
NORCROSS — Meadowcreek defeated Tucker 4-1 Wednesday night to even its record at 2-2 for the season. Brian Noble, Gerardo Gomez, Jairo Valasquez and Edgar Diaz each scored for the Mustangs.
American International 0
NORCROSS — Greater Atlanta Christian improved to 9-0 on the season with a 2-0 win over American International School on Wednesday. Davis Bryan scored first on an assist from Nash Wagnon. Will Hamryka added the insurance for the Spartans later in the game. Defender George Winfrey and goalie Marius Hieslitz posted the shutout for GAC.
North Gwinnett 1,
Hebron Christian 0
DACULA — Ryan Gordon's goal off an assist from Trevor Grandstaff was the difference as North Gwinnett defeated Hebron Christian 1-0 Wednesday. Max Smith posted the shutout in net, making five saves for the Bulldogs (3-1).
Grayson 13, Norcross 6
LOGANVILLE — Grayson defeated Norcross 13-6 Wednesday night to improve to 5-0 on the season. Dustin Hopkins, Hayden Rozalski and Sharp Reynierson each recorded a hat trick for the Rams.
North Gwinnett 13,
Kennesaw Mountain 10
SUWANEE — Haley Gorke and Lindsey Cobb each recorded a hat trick as North Gwinnett (4-1) defeated Kennesaw Mountain 13-10 Wednesday night.
Peachtree Ridge 16, Duluth 9
SUWANEE — Darby Frisbie scored six goals and had three assists to lead Peachtree Ridge to a 16-9 win over Duluth Wednesday. Margaret Peterson added three goals for the Lions (2-4).
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Wednesday, April 29, 2015
Take up your Cross(es)
When we weigh anchor, by pulling up those things that died on the "crosses" of life, we are pulling off the sea floor those things we need most for the journey. The trouble that came and the dreams that died will be the rigging on our ship that will prove invaluable on the journey of "following Him".
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Saturday, May 3, 2014
I'm Back
I have had a long sabbatical. It has been wonderful. I am arriving back to find my country in much worse shape. I feel like I'm a different person now than when I left (after my last post). I see the challenges we face now and realize we are in a battle for our existence. Bravery and cunning actions will be required to right this ship now. Not just bravery and cunning but both of these under the direction of God.
Lucky for us this is the land of the Free and the home of the Brave.
My weekly dose of Ravi has me looking the full scope of the challenge in the eye and seeing the problem in proportion to God. He's bigger. Much bigger.
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A freedom, endowed by our Creator, that defined freedom for the world, cannot continue without Him superintending it.
Monday, May 6, 2013
The Fellowship of His Suffering
Sorry it has been so long...
That thing that we dreamed of for ourselves, the things we hoped for that never materialized, the life envisioned for ourselves that we were robbed of, these are the things I am talking about. The pain and suffering of watching them pass from our reach is so personal, so private that to speak of them with the chance that the hearer would mock, scoff or make light of them keeps them locked away from the sight of any other human.
Some of us, no all of us remain chained to these disappointments far longer than we should. A "self" we had hoped, planned and sacrificed for has died. This cycle repeats itself over and over in my life. It happened again this week. This morning while lamenting my case into my coffee, a very soft and sweet thought rose out of the cloudy gloom like someone whispered it to me. "Take up your cross and follow me." Ever have that happen? A thought clear, bright and laden with hope emerge from the mess with such clarity that it captures your attention with its novelty and excellence.
"So what does that mean in this situation," I wondered. The answer came as softly and sweetly as the statement. Take all the things that have "died" and the means by which they were killed and follow Him and in the doing of this, His purposes will supernaturally begin to materialize. Could accepting the losses as part of His plan for me and following Him while bearing them be the way to the exceptional life He planned for me? What wonders will unfold in obeying this command?
I'm no Bible scholar but I'll tell you what my hope is: that the pain and disappointment that we find so personal and intimate is not just known by Him but understood by Him. I have reason to believe He understands not just the value of that which was lost but why it was important to me. Pain is the canvas on which the strokes of courage and cowardice work themselves out in the light. He sees the beauty and the blemishes. Nothing is too graphic for Him to handle. His story is on the canvas too. We can take comfort in common experience, and TRUST Him.
Those persons and events that force their way into our lives and do violence to what we consider personally valuable, delicate, fragile, priceless… don't relent despite our cries. The inevitability is at times breathtaking. They force open the door through which we enter into the fellowship of His suffering. Philippians 3:8-10 really comes to life in this light.
Php 3:8-10 Indeed, I count everything as loss because of the surpassing worth of knowing Christ Jesus my Lord. For his sake I have suffered the loss of all things and count them as rubbish, in order that I may gain Christ and be found in him, not having a righteousness of my own that comes from the law, but that which comes through faith in Christ, the righteousness from God that depends on faith-- that I may know him and the power of his resurrection, and may share his sufferings, becoming like him in his death,
The valuable things that die don't have to be an anchor to an abandoned, defeated life of disappointment. Christianity offers an amazing alternative to this. Instead of a life tethered to failure and disappointment requiring greater amounts of synthetic pain relief, Christ says, "…If anyone would come after me, let him deny himself and take up his cross daily and follow me." (Luke 9:23) Take up my cross? The things that cause those important, personal parts of me to die, I'm supposed to take them up and follow Him? Is it ok to think that our lives are sometimes crucified in small or large pieces of intimate personal matters, killed by circumstances beyond our control but certainly not His? Those events come and kill a part of what we held dear and leave us swooning with how beyond stopping they were. Sometimes the force of an event extends itself over years or decades and finally we realize this isn't going to be what I had dreamed it would. It is a hope drawing its last breaths. Then it dies. What about these piecemeal crucifixions? Little parts of us that die. Do we need to include them on the cross of self denial? I think if we want to be free of the regret of their loss, yes. In the acceptance of the death and the cause for it, as a matter of trusting Jesus for the decision to allow it, we swing free of the restraints of grief, sorrow and loss to look expectantly toward His silhouette against a whited-out future following Him.
The phrase "take up" in Jesus' command are a sailor's terms for weighing anchor. What else would you weigh anchor for other than to prepare for a voyage. What grander voyage can there be than navigating eternity by the celestial references of the Maker of the Universe? "Trust Him?" you ask. After the damaging event that has changed the course of my life? Yes. This is definitely a big decision. Who will be the guide of my life, me or Christ? In my hands, my life will be held back by regrets and sorrows. Taking them up and following Him makes my life bigger than those regrets and sorrows. They are only mementos of a long and meaningful journey, a journey I still don't know the whole significance of. Without Him they are a destination, a place I really don't care to stay. I'm going to do everything in my power to weigh anchor.
I am often struck by the command in 1 Thes. 5:16 to "rejoice always". Even while something important in my life is dying? It does say always. Another verse I have trouble reconciling with this one and my life is two verses past in verse 18. "give thanks in all circumstances; for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus for you." It really is a choice. Will the disappointments (as well as the triumphs) be a destination or a simply a port of call on a much bigger, more significant journey. These two verses make much more sense when you put with them Romans 8:28 "And we know that for those who love God all things work together for good, for those who are called according to his purpose. " If I really believe that then I really can rejoice always and in everything give thanks. Take a deep breath of freedom. Trust His judgment. Keep your eye on His form ahead of you. Are you sick to death of grieving the loss? Weigh anchor mate. Let the voyage resume. This port is not the final destination.
I can weigh anchor and as the winds of the sea stir the sails and fall on my face I can rejoice, always looking forward to the next leg of the journey. I can give thanks in all things knowing my final destination is not in the port of Regret, Loss or Disappointment. There are adventures I have yet to experience on this journey.
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Friday, March 15, 2013
Communism Kills
It is official, Communism Kills.Hat tip to Dyspepsia Generation.
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Wednesday, February 27, 2013
The Great Blessing of Moral Absolutes
There is truth. Seems kind of self-evident doesn't it? There is truth. I have taken a lot of comfort in that in my short life and more all the time. There is truth. After reading this I hope you will take comfort in it too.
Can we know it? Really, can you know what is true and what is not? If it is true for me is it also true for you? (Is the statement, "What's true for you may not be true for me," true for everyone? Defeats itself doesn't it?) Yeah, real truth is true for everyone.
There is truth. So where does it come from? Are there a lot of places to find truth? I mean are there a lot of sources you can go to for ultimate truth? Is it easily found and have many sources? If there are many sources then what if they don't agree? If there are 2 sources of ultimate truth and they contradict each other then (1) neither are true, (2) one is wrong or (3) truth does not exist (and we've already settled that one.) No, no, no there can only be one source of truth if truth exists, and it does.
Now, if truth exists and there can only be one source then that one source is the author of all truth. Seems like a big responsibility. I mean really, the definition, meaning and purpose of everything is in those hands; one-stop shopping for all understanding… wow.
We all have to agree on my first two points (1.truth exists and 2.it can only have one source.) Everyone. It's the next point that I am going to offer that we disagree on. Christianity claims that the God of the Bible is that one source. I would like to convince everyone that this is the case but I know that is not possible. But for those who will listen, let me give you a flavor of the truth(s) from this source. Then choose for yourself whether to keep evaluating the truth(s) the Bible tells us about. Let me choose just one truth the God of the Bible has declared. Just one truth, which is the core truth, I believe, of the Christian faith. It is the theme of the Bible throughout. It is God's main truth to man. This one truth, the main truth, if it is true sets the flavor and meaning of all other truths. It colors the meaning of our existence and establishes the defaults of life in the excellent range. That one truth is that God loves us. Really? Personally? What a sublime thought to have the privilege to lay our minds on but is it really true? Does He love me personally? John 3:16 says "whosoever believes in Him will not perish but have eternal life..." (paraphrased, emphasis mine). That sounds like individual persons… you and me.
So we have truth. Can there be absolute truths? Well, let's put it another way. There are no absolute truths (except this one, which means there are absolute truths. The statement defeats itself.)Yes, there are absolute truths.
Love is true. Good exists. These are absolute truths. If you have never really known them, you need to investigate the Bible as truth. It will change your life elementally. If you have experienced them but never considered that they are absolute truths, and have to be from one source, please consider reading more about the God of the Bible as the author of this kind of truth.
From what I read in the Bible it sounds like He has gone to great toil, trouble and sacrifice to get rid of anything that would separate us from Him. First of all the things we have done that would prevent a relationship with Him. How flattering is that? God is pursuing a relationship with me. Even when I am trying to avoid Him He continues to extend the invitation. It sounds like it is important to Him to have a relationship with you (and me), a relationship based on love as the first principle. Now that truth is worth knowing.
If there are absolute truths that deal with morality does that mean there are moral absolutes? Yes. Take comfort in this Americans rather than hide from it or fear it. Remember what our forefathers wrote, "We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are Created equal and are endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable rights that among these are life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness…" "Certain, inalienable," rights sound like absolutes to me. If they are not then we do not have certain and inalienable rights. That would be bad news.
Our Founders knew there was truth, that there was only one source and they were convinced that the one source was the God of the Bible. It teaches of these certain and inalienable rights. To them they were self-evident. A God that endows all men and women with certain and inalienable rights (moral absolutes) that include life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness must be a God of excellence with good as His intent for us. He would be worth giving a chance. From my personal experience, He is worth investigating. He is worth seeking a relationship with. If life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness are just a taste of what He had in mind for us, that deserves a look. As a nation we have come farther than any other country in blessings just by acting on these absolute truths or moral absolutes. What more is in store for those who seek more absolutes from Him and learn to build a life on them?
His sacrifice to know you and I started with sending His Son to die and pay for all the wrongs we have done. He, as the ultimate source of truth, knows what hurts and what we have done to hurt ourselves and others. As the Author of absolute truth he has the authority to forgive those wrongs based on His own criteria for payment. Frankly, the thought of absolute forgiveness of all my mistakes brings such peace to my mind and heart I don't have a clue why anyone would not jump at the offer. In the acceptance of this forgiveness, you come to know Him for the first time and it is a real experience of peace, another of His character qualities. This is just the beginning. There is so much more to explore in those moral absolutes of excellence, adventure, relationship, trust, risk, sacrifice and yes above all else love. I absolutely dare you to seek a relationship with Him.
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Friday, January 25, 2013
Bolshevism and Societal Collapse
Every once in a while I get an inkling, a premonition? Or maybe just curiosity to go searching into a subject that I'm not familiar with because something in current events has prompted me. Recent events here in America seem to remind me of something I read back in high school history class about the Bolsheviks and the Russian Revolution of 1917. I Found myself wondering do we have the forgotten spirits of the Bolsheviks here among us influencing social, cultural and political events?
The more I thought about it the stronger the urge became to get brushed up on my Russian Revolution history. After a little bit of online research I discovered the name of the foremost authority on the Russian Revolution in Western culture. His name is Richard Pipes. He has written three major works about the Russian Revolution: The Russian Revolution, Russia under the Bolshevik Regime and Three "Whys" of the Russian Revolution. I ordered two of them; The Russian Revolution and Three "Whys" of the Russian Revolution
The last of these being only 80 pages in length, I dove right in. By page 5 my blood was chilled. It was pretty much just the creeps until I got to page 40. Now I feel compelled to share with everyone this resource. The parallels between our current administration and the Bolshevik party warrant discussion. I would like to include a few excerpts from the book. I strongly encourage anyone reading this to order online "Three Whys of the Russian Revolution". In 80 pages you should be sufficiently alarmed.
The first excerpt is on page 40 describing Lenin:
**Lenin treated politics as warfare. Of course, all Marxists did so in a sense; to the Marxists, politics means class war. But the others did not take this dictum quite as literally as did Lenin. Whereas they thought of it as ordinary conflict, he and he alone saw its purpose as conquering power and annihilating all rivals. By annihilation, he meant, not merely eliminating them as competitors, but physically exterminating them. Such a view of politics, of course, gave Lenin great advantages in the struggle for power. Once power was gained, however, and the adversary was "conquered," such a view provided no guidance for running a society.**
Our current president has taken a lesson from Vladimir Lenin. Class war is a tool. The description continues on page 42:
**Lenin saw himself as the commander-in-chief of a organization committed to permanent political warfare. He unquestionably excelled in this particular pursuit. In the concluding chapter of Russia under the Bolshevik Regime, I maintain that he was never an outstanding statesman – he had few constructive ideas – but that he was one of the great conquerors of world history, a man who vanquished his own country in a way that no one before him had even attempted. The rival parties, the Socialists and, to some extent, the liberals, were populist, believing in the innate wisdom of the Russian people. They were not prepared to fight, and they lost out to a politician for whom struggle was a normal occupation, and peace emir breathing spell for war.**
If ever there was an organization bent on and committed to permanent political warfare it is the Democratic machine we are watching in operation right now. A good example of this is the reemergence of the issue of women in combat. The issue was settled some 10 to 12 years ago but not satisfactorily for the liberals and progressives in the Democratic Party. Here we are again fighting over the same issue that society had concluded a decade ago. This is permanent political warfare. On page 43 the description continues:
**Another advantage of Lenin's derived from the fact that he did not care about Russia. He cared about Germany and England in the sense that, for him, as a revolutionary, they were the key countries. Russia he viewed as nothing more than a stepping stone to global upheaval; a backward country, populated mainly by an uncouth rural "petty bourgeoisie" in the shape of self-sufficient "middle" peasants and "kulaks." Such a country could not make a world revolution: at best, it could serve as a spark that would set off the powder keg abroad. In his view, Russia was the weak link in the chain of world imperialism, the snapping of which would unleash upheavals in the heart of Europe. It was a profound personal tragedy for him that his expectations in this respect were not met and the Revolution remained confined to Russia and her colonies.
Because he did not care about his country, Lenin was prepared to promise everybody whatever they wanted without giving much thought to the future. The peasants wanted private land for their communes? Let them take it: eventually all the land will be confiscated and collectivized anyway. Until then, "looting the loot" will win over, or at least neutralize, the peasantry. The workers demand to run the factories? Even though "workers control" is a detestable syndico- anarchist slogan, there is no harm in granting their desires – for the time being. Once industries have been nationalized and subjected to a general economic plan of production, "workers control" will vanish of itself. The soldiers clamor for peace? Give them peace; when the "proletarian dictatorship" is firmly in power, they will be duly mobilized for the global Civil War. The national minorities call for independence? By all means: they only have to ask. The "right of national self-determination," including separate statehood, is guaranteed, with the tacit understanding that, if exercised, it will be overruled by the superior right of "proletarian self determination." This purely tactical approach to all political problems was an enormous boon because no other party in Russia was prepared to engage in such demagoguery. Of course when the promissory notes were presented for payment later on, Lenin had to default, alienating all those who, passively or actively, had helped him come to power and forcing him to install a totalitarian regime which had not been his intention.**
It cannot be disputed that no other president in American history has promised so much to so many with no thought of how this will affect the future, just like Lenin.
And there's a lot to argue over whether Mr. Obama cares for this country or not. His being raised overseas with all his childhood memories abroad has at the least lessened his sentimental ties to an American raising and traditional values. After his election, his wife articulated the fact that she had never been proud of this country until he was elected. This speaks volumes of her sentiment toward America. And what else can we take from the fact that Mr. Obama spent 20 years under the pastor of "God bless America? No! God d**n America…" More evidence is easy to find. Mr. Obama's disdainful remarks about those who would "cling to God and their guns" is another revealing statement about his sentiment toward average Americans. It apparently parallels Lenin's thoughts of his "countrymen."
There are some striking differences between early 1900's Russia and the United States, however. For one, citizens of the United States have experienced and enjoyed all the amenities of real freedom. According to Natan Sharansky once you have tasted freedom, you will never be happy without it. And enslaving a people who have known real freedom is no small task. Yet we see the same tactics being used here in the US by an administration who has promised "fundamental transformation."
Please, please, please acquire this book. It is only 80 pages. Its contents may prevent us from experiencing a 70 year black abyss comparable to what Russia experienced or worse.
Bolshevism thrives and grows in a culture of discontent, dissatisfaction and conflict between subgroups of a society. It is simply a means for a narcissist to promote himself by creating crisis and dissension then taking full advantage to elevate himself to power.
Friends, unless I'm terribly mistaken the seeds of Bolshevism have been sewn here in our country. A second term to this administration will allow the crop to break ground. How will we respond?
Always remember we are Americans. Truly, united we stand. Disrespecting one another and disregarding the boundary markers our Founders left us in our State Papers will prove disastrous. Sound moral guidance, love for our fellow citizens is an antidote to Bolshevism. God help us to see in each other a God given, inherent value. Freedom is the longing of every human heart. It is not easy to obtain or maintain. Cling to it with all your might. Fight all that threatens it. Anyone who does not trust you with freedom should not be trusted of given the privilege of leadership.
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AQUARIUS PLATINUM LIMITED ASX, LSE & JSE 8 February 2013 BOARD APPOINTMENT Aquarius Platinum is pleased to announce the appointment to the Board of Directors of Ms Sonja De Bruyn Sebotsa effective 6th February 2013. Ms Sebotsa is a former director of Anglo American Platinum Ltd. Ms. De Bruyn Sebotsa's appointment will strengthen the financial acumen of the Board and bring her extensive knowledge of international banking and finance to the company. Ms. De Bruyn Sebotsa has also joined the Board of Aquarius' fully owned subsidiary AQPSA and will assume the role of Chairman of AQPSA from acting AQPSA Chairman Mr. Mankazana. Mr. Mankazana continues to serve as a non-executive director. Commenting on the appointment, Aquarius' Chairman Nicholas Sibley said: "I am delighted that Sonja has accepted the Board's invitation to join. She brings a wealth of experience and knowledge in a wide range of areas of business and I am sure that she will make a valuable contribution to the ongoing growth and success of the company." Ms. De Bruyn Sebotsa, LLB (Hons), LSE, MA (McGill), SFA (UK), EMP (Harvard), is a founder and principal partner of Identity Partners, an investment, financing and advisory firm. She serves on numerous Board's including RMB Holdings Ltd, Discovery Holdings Limited, Nestlé (South Africa) (Pty) Ltd and served on the Anglo American Platinum Limited from January 2008 to 1 February 2013. Sonja's areas of study were in Law, Business and Economics. She started her career in 1997 in deal making in South Africa, Africa and internationally. She was a Vice-President, Investment Banking, at Deutsche Bank where she worked in their Johannesburg, London and Tokyo offices on mergers and acquisitions, privatizations, IPO's, black economic empowerment transactions and financings. In 2002 to 2007 she was part of a team that built a portfolio of investments (an endowment) to benefit a women's empowerment Trust, Women's Development Bank, through major acquisitions in large companies. She is a Young Global Leader of the World Economic Forum (Class of 2010). For further information please contact: Jean Nel - CEO +27120012001 Willi Boehm - Company Secretary +61893675211 or visit: www.aquariusplatinum.com REGISTERED OFFICE Aquarius Platinum Limited ● Clarendon House ● 2 Church Street ● Hamilton HMCX Bermuda Email: email@example.com Telephone: +61 8 9367 5211 END -0- Feb/08/2013 07:26 GMT
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September 26, 2011
The Music Teachers National Association is a non profit organization whose mission is to advance the value of music study and music making to society and to support the professionalism of music teachers, 600 of whom reside in Colorado. Among other activities, MTNA organizes an annual national music competition.
ENTREPRENEURIAL UPBEAT: Vol. 4, No. 5
September 20, 2011
THIS WEEK ON ENTREPRENEURSHIP WEDNESDAYS: WRITING GREAT BIOs & PROGRAM NOTES The next installment in our series on the essential tools every musician needs. Join Professor Elissa Guralnick for a great discussion on how to write effectively about yourself and your work. 5:00-6:30 in C-113. As always, Free Pizza & Drinks! THE FALL INTENSIVE IS
ENTREPRENEURIAL UPBEAT: Vol. 4, No. 4
September 13, 2011
THIS WEEK ON ENTREPRENEURSHIP WEDNESDAYS: HEAD SHOTS AND DEMO RECORDINGS The next installment in our series on the essential tools every musician needs. Join CU Photographer Glenn Asakawa and College of Music Recording Engineer Kevin Harbison on the dos and don'ts of head shots and demo recordings. 5:00-6:30 in C-113. As always, Free Pizza &
Taking Note: Jennie Dorris MM '05
September 6, 2011
Founded by Jennie Dorris (MMus'05), Telling Stories is a concert series that draws on a cast of 100 classically trained freelance musicians and writers who want to make chamber music and literature "a little more fun and a lot less stuffy."
Jeffrey Nytch quoted in salon.com
August 30, 2011
Entrepreneurship Center for Music Director Jeffrey Nytchas quoted extensively in a salon.com article by Lewis Whittington entitled "Can the symphony be saved?"
However, Jeffrey Nytch, the director of the Entrepreneurship Center for Music at the University of Colorado-Boulder, says he sees "precious little" evidence of new ideas and predicts more bankruptcies to come.
Patrick Mason Reviewed in Opera News
August 29, 2011
Professor of Voice and Baritone Patrick Mason was featured on Bridge Records recent release MUSTO: Bastianello and BOLCOM: Lucrezia. The recording was reviewed in the August 2011 issue of Opera News:
Impostors Falsely Claiming to Fundraise for CU
August 26, 2011
It has recently come to the attention of the University of Colorado that door-to-door magazine salespeople have been falsely representing themselves as members of a "CU orchestra" raising money for a trip to Europe. Colorado Springs is one of the cities in which these impostors have been spotted in recent weeks.
Entrepreneurial Upbeat: Vol. 4 No. 1
August 23, 2011
ENTREPRENEURIAL UPBEAT: Vol. 4, No. 1 THIS WEEK ON ENTREPRENEURSHIP WEDNESDAYS: Welcome Back Informational Session: 5:00-6:30 in C-113. As always, Free Pizza & Drinks! * A note about Convo Credit and Entrepreneurship Wednesdays: we offer credit for weeks with OUTSIDE guests only. You can use up to 2 such credits each semester. Watch this space
Grusin Music Hall Renovations: A Year Later
June 30, 2011
One year after the renovation project in Grusin Music Hall was underway, Recording Engineer Kevin Harbison talks about the changes to the aesthetics and acoustics of the hall. If you didn't get to a concert during the 2010-11 academic year, join us in the Fall to enjoy the exciting new concert experience in Grusin.
June 14, 2011
The CU New Opera Workshop (CU NOW) returned June 22-25 with an exciting new program of workshop-style performances featuring commentary from the composers. The workshop opened June 14 with a sold-out recital by CU voice alumnus Ashraf Sewailam.


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Kathy Lee Gifford signs on with musical in Herndon, Va.
Gifford will be the voice of the Giant's wife in the fairy tale-inspired musical 'Into the Woods.'
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Equity Financial Recognized as a Great Place to Work(R)
Thursday, April 19, 2012
Equity Financial Recognized as a Great Place to Work(R)09:07 EDT Thursday, April 19, 2012TORONTO, ONTARIO--(Marketwire - April 19, 2012) - Equity Financial Holdings Inc. (TSX:EQI) Equity Financial* has been recognized as one of this year's Best Workplaces in Canada.Equity Financial is proud to be a recipient of Best Workplaces in Canada. We strongly believe our success is based on one singular factor - our people.Since 2004, the company has experienced phenomenal growth from 18 to 125 employees. We have assembled a strong, experienced team dedicated to a customer service culture and operational excellence. Our innovative culture and corporate values have allowed us to hire and cultivate a motivated and engaged workforce."On behalf of Equity's employees, I am honoured to accept this prestigious award. Our company's success is due entirely to our innovative culture of continual learning, client-focused service and camaraderie. All of Equity's employees should be proud of the company they've built," said Paul G. Smith, President and CEO of Equity Financial.This list of "Best Workplaces in Canada" is compiled by Great Place to Work® Institute Canada. The competition process is based on two criteria: two-thirds of the total score comes from results of an employee survey; the remaining one-third of the score comes from an in-depth review of the organization's culture, including an evaluation of HR policies and procedures. This offers a rigorous representation of the organization from an employee perspective, and an overall portrait of the workplace culture. Together, they provide crucial data relative to the five trust-building dimensions of a Great Place to Work®: credibility, respect, fairness, pride, and camaraderie.This year's list received over 230 nominations and over 49,000 employees participated in the 2012 "Best Workplaces in Canada" survey.About Equity Financial: Equity Financial is a Canadian company serving corporate, institutional and retail clients. The company provides stock transfer, corporate trust, mortgage, deposit-taking, foreign exchange, corporate secretarial and compliance services through the Equity Group of Companies. Equity Financial has approximately 700 issuer clients across Canada. Since 2005, the company's issuer client base has grown by more than 80 per cent-four times faster than the estimated growth in TMX listings. Equity Financial acted as a depositary for $13 billion in cash M&A transactions, marking 2011 as the most successful year to date. Equity operates throughout Canada with offices in Vancouver, Calgary, Toronto and Montréal.About the Great Place to Work® Institute: Great Place to Work® Institute is a global research and management consultancy with expertise on workplace transformation and a presence in 46 countries worldwide. Our mission is to improve society by creating better workplaces. We are best-known for our global Best Workplaces Programme, which we produce in conjunction with prestigious media partners such as the Globe and Mail, the Financial Times and Fortune. With more than 5,500 organizations surveyed every year across the globe, the programme is the world's largest of its kind. We believe passionately that any company or organization can become a great place to work. Our mission is to help you do it.*Transfer agent, trust, and mortgage services are provided by Equity Financial Trust Company; foreign exchange services are provided by Equity Financial FX Inc. and compliance and filing services are provided by Equity Corporate Services Inc. Mortgage and deposit taking services are only provided in Ontario. Equity Financial FX Services are not available in Québec.FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT: Yana PivtoratskaEquity Financial Holdings Inc.Marketing Manager(416) 361-0930 ext. 346


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Watch Back: Letherette & Lapalux Boiler Room x House of Vans Sessions
Sessions from Letherette and Lapalux from the Boiler Room x House of Vans Berlin edition earlier this year are now live to watch back.Read More
You can now listen to Letherette's brilliant debut album, Letherette, in its entirety with track-by-track notes from the guys themselves, on YouTube and SoundCloud!
Click above to listen via your site of choice, and buy the album on 2LP / CD / DL at the Ninjashop, iTunes and Amazon.
Sessions from Letherette and Lapalux from the Boiler Room x House of Vans Berlin edition earlier this year are now live to watch back.Read More
This Wednesday Letherette and Lapalux will be in the German capital for an extended Boiler Room and House of Vans hookup, streaming live from 8pm-3am (GMT) - get locked here.Read More
Ahead of their new single After Dawn, which is out next Monday, you can download "Restless" feat. Natasha Kmeto remixed by JETS man and all-round electronic maverick Jimmy Edgar.Read More
Jimpster and The Revenge in the mix this week on Solid Steel - listen on SoundCloud or via solidsteel.net
Lee Bannon spoke to Paper Magazine this week, dropping a new video for two tracks from his upcoming album Pattern Of Excel in the process. Watch the clip, featuring Scout Willis, below.Read More
With a heavy, but happy heart we witnessed Bonobo's final show supporting The North Borders, at London's Alexandra Palace late last year. If you missed it, don't despair - you can now watch the whole show, in full, online via Boiler Room.
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Urban Eco Explorers: Ages 8-10
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Paint with Your Mother on Mother's Day!
Sunday, May 11, 2014 from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM (EDT)
Paint a Pittsburgh landscape with your mother on Mother's Day! How fun! You can either bring a photo of a scene you would like to create, or there will be photos of Pittsburgh on hand to work from.
You don't have to have any experience to participate, just a willingness to have fun during the creative process. The class is geared toward folks 18 and older, but exceptions can be made.
I will bring a couple light snacks and drinks. We will take an intermission break and people are free to take breaks whenever they want. If you want to bring food yourself that is totally fine.
The class teaches students how to use just two colors (complimentary colors) to create vibrant scenes of The Steel City. The "complimentary color technique" was invented by local artist Ryan Ian McCormick. He created this approach due to his colorblindness and inability to see "in-between colors." So, come out and learn this new, and unique way to paint landscapes of Pittsburgh!
The Mother's Day class will utilize the compliment colors of purple and yellow.
One ticket includes mom and anyone else you wants to paint with her. Included in the price are professional-grade brushes and acrylic paint to use, professional instruction, and a 14" x 18" canvas to take home. There will be an open studio on July 6th at Assemble, free to anyone taking the class, to continue work. Also, there will be a reception on August 24th, at Assemble Art Gallery, for anyone who participated in the class to display their work.
The class starts promptly at 10 a.m. and runs until 2 p.m.
If you have any questions e-mail Ryan McCormick at: firstname.lastname@example.com
Hope to see you there!
Assemble is an open physical space in an Urban Neighborhood in Pittsburgh. We unite artists, technologists, and makers with our neighbors of all demographics. Assemble provides a platform for experiential learning, opening creative processes and building confidence through making. Assemble envisions a diverse community that creates, connects, and learns through the experience of art and technology.
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Hotels in Colorado
Colorado is home to some of the world's most beautiful mountain hotels and ski resorts. But while ski resorts have become synonymous with Colorado hotels, the Centennial State offers plenty of other accommodations to suit the tastes and budgets of the diverse group of travelers who visit each year. Whether you're staying at an all-inclusive ski resort, a charming B&B or a small rented ski lodge, you'll start to feel that legendary Rocky Mountain High within minutes of checking into a Colorado hotel.
As two of the state's must-visit cities, Denver and Boulder offer an even greater number of hotel options for travelers, including luxury accommodations like the Ritz Carlton and the Four Season, and reliable, chains with flexible prices like the Hilton, the Marriott and Embassy Suites. Travelers on a budget will also find a number of midrange hotels in Colorado.
For a romantic ski getaway, the Cheyenne Mountain Resort in Colorado Springs is the epitome of rustic luxury. Scattered across eight residential lodges, this Colorado hotel's 316 guest rooms overlook some of the Centennial State's most breathtaking mountain views, and you'll find a number of activities right on the premises, including squash and tennis courts, an 18-hole golf course, a pool, and yoga classes. The Broadmoor Colorado Springs is another luxury resort that offers romantic accommodations, perfect for couples. In addition to five-star rooms, this sumptuous getaway has a 54-hole golf course, a spa, tennis courts, three swimming pools, and an onsite shopping mall, movie theater and fitness center.
Constructed in 1892, this bed-and-breakfast reflects its historic roots with high ceilings, Victorian-era antiques, and Western artwork.
Providing unfettered access to some of the finest ski runs in southwestern Colorado, the Mountain Lodge at Telluride is a cross between a luxurious condominium village and a full-service mountain resort.
Aspen's singular ski-in/ski-out property is also its most glamorous address.
On a private mountain west of Vail Village, this 56-room property—part of a 7,000-acre gated community—has been giving guests the quintessential Colorado experience for two decades.
Part of the Keystone Ski Resort, this affordable hotel is approximately 400 yards from the Mountain House ski base, the central hub for ski lifts and equipment rentals.
Located on the outskirts of Rocky Mountain National Park, within 20 miles of Grand Lake and Winter Park, this 5,000-acre resort caters to families and groups looking for an abundance of activities.
Catering to skiers and outdoor adventurers, the Inn at Silvercreek comprises approximately 350 guest rooms, studios, and suites, some of which are privately owned.
All residences and penthouses come with a fireplace and oversize soaking tub.
An affordable, comfortable option in Breckenridge, the Hyatt offers all the mod-cons a skiing family might need.
Opened in 1909, the Hotel Boulderado was one of the first hotels in Boulder and is included in the National Trust's Historic Hotels of America.
Popular with groups and couples, this 10-room boutique hotel is set on a hillside just four miles from downtown and a short walk from the ski lifts at Mount Crested Butte. The public spaces are decorated in a classic ski lodge style, with high wooden ceilings and a large stone fireplace.
Housed in a traditional wood-and-stone building, this ski-in, ski-out lodge is located at the base of Winter Park Ski Resort, just over 100 feet from the lifts.
Set on the banks of the Fraser River, this ski-in, ski-out lodge is about half a mile from the base of Winter Park Ski Resort. Beyond the brick-and-stucco exterior, the complex includes one- and two-bedroom condos, all of which are privately owned.
Owner David Alford converted a homestead built by Norwegian immigrants into this country-estate bed-and-breakfast overlooking Blue Lake and the La Plata Mountains.
Trappers Cabin, a private house at Beaver Creek Resort, in Colorado, with four bedrooms, a personal chef, a housekeeper, and a roustabout (general man Friday).


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No pickups Friday 7/3 or Saturday 7/4
The Big B store in Brockton Open 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Friday, 7/3 Closed Saturday 7/4
**We regret that we cannot accept yard sale "leftovers" at the store or for pickup**
On Special Now at Big B Store 715 Crescent St. Brockton
Recent Unusual Donation: Mr. Potato ... heads?
Mary K. Goode School PTA Drive A Super Success
Thank you to our fantastic drivers & volunteers!
Transitions of Boston Partnership
Transitions of Boston, an affiliate of Bay Cove Human Services & member of the MA Clubhouse Coalition provides effective, compassionate care to over 20,000 individuals and families who face the challenges of psychiatric disabilities.
"In May 2013, our organization took over the management of Big Brother Big Sister Foundation's donation POD in Allston," explains Vinnette Mckay, Transitions of Boston's Director. "Our members, who have staffed the POD for over three years, learn the skills that will allow them to go back to work in a competitive job market."
The POD, which Stop & Shop is generously hosting on its property at 60 Everett St, Allston, is open weekdays 7 a.m. – 7 p.m. and both weekend days 10 a.m. – 5 p.m. The New England grocery chain hosts four other PODs across MA in partnership with BBBS Foundation. With support from Transitions, three females and two males, ranging in age from their late 30s to mid-50s, manage the POD's daily activity.
"BBBSF has been great," Vinnette said. "We didn't really have any information from the previous contract holder and Steve and Carolyn Davidson (The Foundation's CFO) couldn't be more flexible."
An "Employer of the Year" for 7th Consecutive Year by Two Clubhouses!
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Big B Fashion Show was a hit ...
Thanks to our styling models & fantastic volunteers!
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Our Trucks collected gently used donations across Hopkinton on Marathon Monday.
It was our 10 year participating - we were honored!
Big Brother Big Sister Foundation
Your donations help to support more than 16,000 children in the Greater Boston area & Southern New Hampshire by providing them with one-to-one friendships with adult mentors. We donate 100% of the net profits from your donations to mentoring programs across MA & Southern NH.
Our drivers are on the road every day picking up, in every community. Schedule today ...
4 Ways to Schedule a Pickup
Call 1-800-483-5503
Text "donate" to 4BBBSF
Through our Website
Scan below with your Smartphone
We regret that we cannot make "after yard sale" leftover pickups.
Did you know?
- We send 9 million postcards each year
- Have 217,000 active donors
- Sell across the U.S. to fund mentor programs here
- Have been named Employer of the Year by the MA Clubhouse Coalitionfor the 7th Consecutive Year
- Complete 350,000 pickups annually
- Process 10.4 milliom lbs of cloth & 4.5 million lbs of household items
- Pick up electronics & see that they are disposed of properly
-In 2014, donated 4,000 NEW backpacks to children in low income communities
And we couldn't do it without you - Thank you!
If you're interested in becoming a Big or a Little, just visit Boston Bigs for more information!
Mentoring programs include:
- Big Sister Association of Greater Boston
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- BBBS of Greater Attleboro
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Green Harbor Auctions for excellent, brand new college themed shirts, blouses, sweats
Shop Fashion Project for high end merchandize & help kids at risk too!
Calling All MA Schools!Do you want to make over $1,000 a year?
Stop selling raffle tixs & candy. No standing outside grocery stores. More money. Less stress.
Falmouth Middle School makes several thousand twice a year.
No bin on school property. And we pay up to 15 cents per pound. It's easy & hassle-free. You make more $ and, best of all, help kids at risk. Have your club facilitator call Steve at 1-800-483-5503 TODAY!
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Help us save $1,000,000 this year!
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Employee Spotlight: Anna Santos
Visit the Big B Store on any given day and you are sure to find Anna Santos sorting and hanging the clothes that come in daily from donors. "Anna is an excellent worker, " Mario Allen, Store Manager, says.
Holy Moley also happens to be Anna's favorite expression … she can be heard saying it many times throughout the day.
Anna can also be heard speaking multiple languages. "She is our translator," Mario explains. "I lost count on how many languages she speaks, but she is able to help lots of customers and make them feel comfortable."
You might not know Anna is working away behind that blue tarp curtain because she is very quiet. But if you get close enough to the back room, you can hear her singing.
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Dirty Girl 5K Mud Run: Baltimore/DC- 8-22-2015
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2011 Defending the American Dream Summit Bus Packages
Americans for Prosperity
Friday, November 4, 2011 at 8:00 AM - Saturday, November 5, 2011 at 5:00 PM (EDT)
Help defend the American dream!
We are one year out from a presidential election that will undoubtedly be one of the most important of all time. Please join Americans for Prosperity Foundation and thousands of grassroots activists for the 5th annual Defending the American Dream Summit to send a powerful message to Congress and President Obama that Americans do not want government controlling our lives and sending future generations deeper into debt.
Average Americans are being ignored, but now you have a chance to make your voice heard!
Registration includes:
Family Programs:
Washington's big spending, big government agenda is hurting our economy in the here and now. But, by mortgaging away the future, it's robbing our children and grandchildren of the very opportunity to live free and experience the American Dream.
Defending liberty and promoting prosperity is a family affair. Give your children the gift of freedom and bring the whole family to the Defending the American Dream Summit this year.
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The Book Show
|Book Discussion Show
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|1 hour
|Home station
|Radio National
|Australian Broadcasting Corporation
|Ramona Koval
|Michael Shirrefs
Sarah L'Estrange
|Exec. producer(s)
|Liz Gray
|Air dates
|since 2006
The Book Show is an Australian ABC radio program for the discussion of everything relating to the written word. It is broadcast live around Australia on Radio National with a daily weekday morning show which is then replayed nightly and also has a Sunday evening show. The show is hosted by Ramona Koval and features a host of experts from various literary fields. The Book Show was created in 2006 and is the world's only daily radio program devoted to books, writing and publishing. The show has featured interviews such as with Salman Rushdie[1] and Ursula K. Le Guin.[2]
Now, 'The Book Show is an archived program which is no longer broadcast'
The daily program explores the many worlds in which readers and writers, publishers and booksellers, playwrights and lyricists, bloggers and journalists, book illustrators and type designers are all working with words and the medium of language.
Presenter and Producers[edit]
Hosted by Ramona Koval who won the Order of Australia Media Award in 1995. She is well known for her extended and in-depth interviews with significant writers and has a long and varied career on radio. The show is produced by Michael Shirrefs and Sarah L'Estrange. The Executive Producer is Liz Gray.
Contributor Panel[edit]
- Philip Gourevitch, Paris Review
- Lewis H. Lapham, Lapham's Quarterly
- Professor Rukmini Bhaya Nair, Biblio India[3]
- Robert B. Silvers, New York Review of Books
- Sir Peter Stothard, Times Literary Supplement
- Nury Vittachi, Asia Literary Review[4]
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|This article about a radio show or program in Australia is a stub. You can help Wikipedia by expanding it.


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