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The Idaho Institute for Bioenergy and Bioproducts Research at the University of Idaho Jon Van Gerpen Head, Biological and Agricultural Engineering 419 Engineering and Physics Bldg. University of Idaho Moscow, ID 83844 208-885-7891 firstname.lastname@example.com Team Members Donald Blackketter, Dean-College of Engineering Greg Bohach, Associate Dean-College of Agricultural and Life Sciences Dean Edwards, Professor-College of Engineering Armando McDonald, Professor-College of Natural Resources Matt Morra, Professor-College of Agricultural and Life Sciences This proposal seeks to establish an institute to coordinate and promote bioenergy and bioproducts research at the University of Idaho. There is currently no equivalent entity that would be replaced. 1 The Idaho Institute for Bioenergy and Bioproducts Research Introduction A group of committed faculty at the University of Idaho has met and determined that there is a need for a new Institute that would focus on research related to bioenergy and bioproducts. The institute would be known as The Idaho Institute for Bioenergy and Bioproducts Research. While research in areas such as biodiesel, forest biomass utilization, and oilseed byproducts have a long and well-publicized history at UI, there is a considerable amount of related work that could be included within the scope of the institute. This includes on-going research on feedstocks for cellulosic ethanol, conversion of animal waste to energy and bioplastics, production of biofumigants and biopesticides, and thermochemical conversion of biomass to liquid and gaseous fuels. In addition, related research and extension activities to investigate the economic, sociological, and political impacts of bioenergy, collection and pre-processing of biomass, and efforts to commercialize the by-products of bioenergy production would also be within the scope of the institute. The scope of the institute could expand to include other topics related to sustainable energy if justified by funding availability and faculty expertise. Background The Need for Research on Bioenergy and Bioproducts Recent high petroleum prices focused public attention on the central role that fossil-fuels play in our economy. While these prices have come down as a result of the recession, there is general consensus that high petroleum prices will return, perhaps to even higher levels, when the world economy recovers. Development in China and India has created a new demand for petroleum that cannot be met in the face of depleting supply. Further, the central focus played by petroleum supply issues in U.S. foreign policy also reinforce the sense of impending crisis caused by the world's dependence on petroleum fuels. Use of fossil fuels for energy production is considered to be the leading source of greenhouse gases that are responsible for the anthropogenic component of global climate change. Substituting biologically based materials for petroleum in fuels and as industrial feedstocks can reduce emissions of greenhouse gases because biological organisms extract carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. Bio-based products are frequently referred to as carbon-neutral because the carbon dioxide they release is balanced by the carbon dioxide they remove from the atmosphere. There is growing recognition in the scientific and business communities that biobased feedstocks are a realistic option for future supplies of energy and materials. In a widely circulated report by Oak Ridge National Laboratory entitled Biomass as Feedstocks for a Bioenergy and Bioproducts Industry: The Technical Feasibiity of a Billion-ton Annual Supply, the authors showed the feasibility of sufficient supply of feedstock to replace 30% of current U.S. petroleum consumption by 2030. A study by Sandia National Laboratory and General Motors R&D Center has shown that 60 billion gallons of 2 biomass-derived ethanol (about ½ of current gasoline consumption) could be produced with an investment of $250 billion. This amount is far less than recent government spending on economic stimulus and is equivalent to the investment required to provide only 40 billion gallons of domestic oil production. It has become apparent that under the Obama administration, future government policy and spending will focus on petroleum displacement and biological materials offer the only source of sufficient scale to significantly impact the needs of the U.S. In 2006, the Battelle Technology Partnership Practice prepared a study for the Idaho Department of Commerce and Labor entitled Idaho's Technology Platforms: Building on the State's Core Competencies. That study identified Biobased Fuels and Products as one of three technology platforms that offer the greatest opportunity to grow Idaho's technology sector. The study specifically acknowledged research on biodiesel production and testing at the University of Idaho as having helped to build the base of expertise and related infrastructure needed to play a key role in the national alternative fuels effort. The specific strategies recommended in this report to implement the technology platform include the development of a Northwest regional biorefinery consortium that would involve state governments, industry, universities and national labs. Additional strategies include recruiting and incentivizing construction of 2-3 biorefineries in the state by 2010 and creating a Bioproducts Development Center to showcase biobased products. A Bioenergy and Bioproducts Research Institute could address these state priorities by serving as the university contact for a Northwest biorefinery consortium, providing technical support and trained staff for the new biorefineries in the state, and filling the role of a Bioproducts Development Center for technologies developed at the University of Idaho. Why Idaho Can Be A Leader The University of Idaho is on a unique position to provide national leadership in bioenergy and bioproducts research. The university already has many strong programs that with improved coordination and support can attain national prominence and the increases in funding that follow from this recognition. Recent investments by the university greatly enhance these opportunities for leadership and recognition. The University's most important resource for bioenergy and bioproducts research is its faculty who in many cases already have national reputations for their work in this area. The following faculty have experience and existing projects that would be included within the scope of the Institute for Bioenergy and Bioproducts Research. This list is intended to demonstrate the scale and diversity of faculty activity in this area and is not intended to exclude other interested faculty. Jon Van Gerpen – biofuel engineering Jack Brown – oilseed breeding Matt Morra – biopesticides from oilseed meals Donald Thill – bioherbicides from oilseed meals 3 Brian He – biofuel engineering Dev Shrestha – biofuel engineering Robert Zemetra – ethanol, lower lignin wheat Sanford Eigenbrode – pest control in oilseeds Larry Makus – economics of biofuel production Aurelio Briones – anaerobic digestion of animal waste Gulhan Yuksel – ethanol fermentation Andrzej Paszczynski – lignin degradation Robert Smith – carbon sequestration Dean Edwards – algae oils Don Blackketter – sustainable energy Judy Steciak – biofuels combustion Steve Beyerlein – utilization of biofuels Eric Coats – byproduct utilization Armando McDonald – cellulosic ethanol, byproducts Zonglie Hong – plant cell wall biochemistry Ron Crawford – lignin degradation Priscilla Salant – sociological impacts of farming for energy J.D. Wulfhorst - sociological impacts of farming for energy Levan Elbakidze – economic modeling of bioproducts Karen Den Braven – biofuels utilization Hans Kok – Sustainable farming practices Mark Coleman – thermochemical processing of forest biomass In addition to the strong faculty already making major contributions in this area, the UI has many other areas where it has competitive advantages over other institutions also seeking national prominence in the bioenergy/bioproducts area. 1. Extensive experience with integrated biodiesel production. For many years, the UI has had a successful program that combines oilseed production and byproduct utilization with biodiesel production and utilization. The vertical integration of the UI biodiesel program is unique among U.S. universities because it combines the efforts of experts in engineering, plant science, soil science, entomology, agricultural economics, and marketing. Evidence of the success of this program is the recent award of a second 5- year $1 million grant from the USDA to maintain the National Biodiesel Education Program. Individual researchers have contracts in place with industry and government that total several million dollars per year. 2. Analysis of the socio-economic impacts of bioenergy production. The UI has a well- established bioenergy research group with the capability to assess the social and economic development impact of biofuel production on local communities across the rural-to-urban spectrum. This area has frequently been neglected in considerations of government biofuel policy or has been dealt with in a non-scientific manner. Connected to the bioenergy research group is the long-established Social Science Research Unit (SSRU, founded in 1989), which is a powerful tool for collecting survey data from stakeholders in various community settings and contexts. This unique facility gives the UI a competitive advantage in conducting social science research on bioenergy issues. 4 3. Analysis of the relationship between energy and water. Management of limited water resources is the dominant theme of agricultural production in the West. Producing energy from agriculture and forestry will impact water consumption and quality. In arid areas, water will be needed for energy crops to grow. Disposal of some energy production by-products, such as the effluent from anaerobic digesters processing animal waste, has to be done in a manner that does not degrade water quality. The UI has very strong programs in this area including Waters of the West (WoW), the Boise Water Center, and the Idaho Water Resources Research Institute (IWRRI). The UI also has strong connections with the Idaho Dept. of Water Resources and the Center for Advanced Energy Studies (CAES), which are also interested in the relationship between water and energy. Since this is a regional issue, the opportunity exists for regional proposals and the UI has the strength to be the lead on these projects. 4. Excellent infrastructure for research on energy and products from animal waste. The UI is currently investing nearly $30 million to develop a new livestock research center in southern Idaho. This facility will feature a fully-functional, state-of-the-art dairy and will include a digester for converting the animal waste from this facility into energy and other bioproducts. The ability to manage and conduct research on a fully- instrumented, commercial-scale digester is a unique opportunity. The UI is currently investing in new hires to take full advantage of this opportunity and develop a leadership role in developing this technology. The College of Agricultural and Life Sciences (CALS) has recently hired a microbial physiologist to work on issues of bioproducts from animal waste. A search is underway for another new faculty member to work in this area with a joint research and extension appointment who would be jointly funded by CAES and CALS. Anaerobic digesters have been around for many years but most attempts to implement them have been unsuccessful due to high labor requirements and low energy costs. The UI could lead efforts to implement sophisticated automation and new biomass feedstocks to provide energy that is cost-competitive with traditional sources. 5. New crop development. The UI has had a diverse and active effort to develop new crop varieties that would improve the viability and profitability of bioenergy. One of the best known programs has been the Brassicaceae breeding program headed by Dr. Jack Brown that has developed canola and mustard varieties that provide superior biodiesel feedstocks as well as by-products that can be used as bio-pesticides. This group has also initiated cultivar development programs in oilseed camelina and sunflower. Several canola, rapeseed and mustard cultivars have already been commercialized and many more are in development. The international reputation of this program is substantiated by the current $2 million contract to develop biofuel plants for EcoEnergy, a Gibraltar-based bioenergy company. Other projects include developing wheat varieties with low-lignin straw that would be suitable for cellulosic ethanol production, and cultivation of native dry-land plants as potential crops for biofuels and bioproducts. 6. Idaho has extensive biomass resources. Biomass production and bioenergy are destined to be regional industries due to the high cost of transporting low-density feedstocks. Northern Idaho has extensive biomass resources in the forestry waste that is removed to minimize fire risk. The technology needed to utilize this resource will also be region-specific because the biomass type, terrain, and energy needs will be different in different parts of the country. UI has a well-established Forest Products Department that is already collaborating on bioenergy and bioproducts projects with researchers in 5 engineering and agriculture (Armando McDonald). The Forest Products department is seeking a new faculty member in bioenergy who would be jointly funded by CAES and CNR. OSU is the only other school in the PNW with a similar Forest Products program. 7. Center for Advanced Energy Systems and the Idaho National Laboratory. The Center for Advanced Energy Studies (CAES) provides a unique opportunity for the UI to interact with the Idaho National Laboratory and the other state universities on bioenergy and bioproducts. The INL has a specific mission focus on biomass collection and pre- processing. CAES provides a vehicle for INL and the state universities to collaborate on research projects and the proposed bioenergy center could be the point of contact between CAES and the University of Idaho. Why Idaho Should Invest Past experience has shown that institutes can provide the self-sustaining structure needed to support and coordinate programs and take them to a higher level. Highly successful examples of these programs at other universities include the Bioeconomy Institute at Iowa State University and the Joint Bioenergy Institute established by the University of California campuses at Berkeley and Davis and Sandia National Laboratory. In order for an institute to be successful, it is important to have a clear purpose and plan. The purpose of the Institute would be to develop bio-based solutions to the energy and materials needs of Idaho, the United States and the world. The Idaho Institute for Bioenergy and Bioproducts Research would seek to accomplish six primary objectives to achieve its purpose: 1. Promote Research Collaboration: Provide a vehicle for interaction between researchers to share information, collaborate, identify new opportunities, and coordinate research activities. This would include sponsoring seminars, conferences and workshops on bioenergy and bioproducts. 2. Seek External Support: Coordinate and assist with the preparation of proposals from the associates of the institute in the area of bioenergy and bioproducts. This will leverage past and present research work to attract new resources to support research. 3. Education: Provide increased opportunities for undergraduate and graduate student education and involvement with research on bioenergy and bioproducts. This is expected to include a new interdisciplinary graduate degree program. 4. State and Regional Outreach: Provide a single contact point for groups and individuals from outside the university to obtain information about bioenergy and bioproduct research at the University of Idaho. Assist in the development of a Northwest Biorefinery Consortium. Inform Idaho and regional policy-makers about bioenergy issues and opportunities. 5. Industry Outreach: Serve as a liaison to identify industry needs and facilitate the prioritization of areas of research emphasis for the institute associates. The institute will collaborate with UI extension faculty who are already working with industry and facilitate the flow of technical information. 6. Showcase Technology: Serve as a clearinghouse for developed UI technologies and provide assistance with intellectual property protection and commercialization in cooperation with existing UI efforts in this area. 6 Successful achievement of these objectives will lead to improvements in the quantity and quality of bioenergy and bioproducts research at the UI. The University of Idaho will become recognized as a leading institution for bioenergy and bioproducts research, its students will have increased opportunities for education and research in this rapidly growing field and will go out to become its leaders, and the state of Idaho will reap the rewards of the economic development associated with the new companies and employment opportunities that will accompany the growth of the bioeconomy. Approach The members of the team identified on the cover page of this proposal have met with Vice President for Research Jack McIver to discuss the formation of this institute. Dr. McIver was enthusiastic in his support of the concept and asked that it be submitted to the RFI process. The Associate Dean for Research in CALS and the current Dean of the College of Engineering are both part of the team for this proposal and have been involved throughout its development. An important function of the institute will be to nurture collaborative relationships with other entities. It is these relationships that will provide the opportunity for increased research funding, students, business spin-offs, and national recognition. Figure 1 shows the large number of collaborative relationships that are anticipated for the institute. We believe there are many regional and national groups that would be eager to collaborate with a bioenergy and bioproducts institute at UI. Within the university, the National Institute for Advanced Transportation Technology (NIATT) has a strong interest in clean and sustainable transportation fuels and has supported biodiesel research for many years. The Microelectronics Research and Communications Institute (MRCI) sponsors research on hybrid vehicle technology that can utilize biofuels as well as autonomous vehicles that could be used for automated harvesting of biomass from forests and crops from fields. The department of Mechanical Engineering has strong programs in engine design and combustion that could address problems of biofuel utilization. Outside the university, the Idaho Office of Energy Resources is a strong advocate of biodiesel and has supported our research in the past. The Center for Advanced Energy Studies (CAES) and the Idaho National Laboratory have expressed strong interest in collaborating on bioenergy projects and they are currently funding a joint project with UI, BSU, and ISU that supports a Ph.D. student at the UI. Washington State University is developing a new Center for Bioproducts and Bioenergy. While their primary focus has been on bioproducts, we currently have several collaborative projects in place including a grant from the state of Washington to investigate biodiesel use in the Seattle ferries. We are also working with the state of Montana to assist them with establishing a biodiesel quality control laboratory to be located in Havre, Montana and we have jointly presented 5 workshops on biodiesel in Montana with the Montana Department of Environmental Quality. The United States 7 Idaho National University of Idaho Other Institutes: Lab NIATT, MRCI, IWRRI Initiatives: CAES WoW Institute for States: Bioenergy and Bioproducts ID: Office of Energy UI Livestock Research WA: WSU, Center for Research Facility Bioproducts and Bioenergy MT: Dept. of Energy OR: OR Environmental Council Colleges: CALS COE CNR Etc. PNW Industry Partners Tribes Faculty Associates Figure 1. Collaboration opportunities for the Institute for Bioenergy and Bioproducts Research Department of Agriculture is currently funding our work on biodiesel education and on the life cycle analysis of biodiesel. We have strong collaborations with many companies in the bioenergy field. There is currently a $2 million contract in place with Eco-Energy located in Gibraltar. We have excellent relationships with Blue Sky Biodiesel and Paradise Valley Biodiesel, the only biodiesel plants in Idaho. We have also explored potential business collaborations with Palouse-Bio LLC, a local group of farmer-owned coops, and Farm Fuel, Inc., a California-based company. Several UI faculty visited Seville, Spain to discuss research collaborations with Vecenergy-BIDA, a company considering locating a biodiesel plant in Lewiston, Idaho. CALS, working with the livestock industries in the Idaho, in addition to the Idaho State Department of Agriculture have received funding for construction of a state-of-the-art livestock facility in the Magic Valley. This $35 million facility will address 8 predominantly environmental issues facing the livestock industries in the Western U.S. and has received considerable interest from the USDA Agricultural Research Service, and the INL, as potential partners. This facility will eventually house more than 1,500 head of dairy and beef animals, thereby providing an outstanding opportunity to investigate the use of animal waste for bioenergy and co-products. We have had a number of discussions with the Shoshone-Bannock tribes in Fort Hall, ID about producing biodiesel. They have commissioned feasibility studies to look at growing canola on their extensive holdings of irrigated land in SE Idaho and then producing biodiesel on the reservation. They have told us that they would like to include a tribal-financed, UI-operated research center located next to their biodiesel plant. Six Month Plan It is essential to the success of the institute to quickly demonstrate that it can help faculty attract external funding. To do this, it will be important to make the connections needed to learn about funding priorities and opportunities, to make the institute an attractive channel for faculty to use for their proposals, and to submit a large number of high dollar proposals. To accomplish these requirements, the following goals will be established for the first six months of the institute: 1. Locate space and hire staff (director, administrative assistant, and grant writer). 2. Meet with faculty associates to learn about their interest areas and to solicit their input on the activities of the Institute. Encourage collaborations and proposal generation by establishing a seminar series and social opportunities. 3. Offer incentives to faculty such as travel, grant writing assistance, assistantship boosts (add $500/mo to RA to attract top students), and tuition waivers so they will submit proposals through the institute. 4. Travel to meet with state and national government officials and agencies to gain visibility, promote programs and learn about priorities. 5. Establish an advisory board of state-wide stake-holders to advise the institute. 6. Create a web site to feature UI work and promote the institute. After 6 months the accomplishments of the institute will be assessed and the activities will be adjusted based on which are found to be most successful. Outcomes The Institute would facilitate collaborations between these faculty members and between the faculty and outside industry and government agencies to provide new research opportunities. A central focus of the institute would be to develop environmentally sound approaches to energy and materials production that would maximize their socioeconomic benefits. We will develop cooperation with, and bridge the gap between academia and communities considering industries related to biofuels and bioproducts. We are 9 anticipating that our research will have a direct, beneficial economic impact on rural communities. On a broader scale, our research will help decrease U.S. dependence on petrochemical feedstocks and decrease environmental contamination. One of our main goals is to train students in the area of biofuels and bioproducts production such that they have an appreciation and comprehensive understanding of the 1) underlying science and engineering required; 2) agronomic constraints; 3) ecological and environmental implications of such production; and 4) socioeconomic consequences. We want to have each student fully understand and appreciate all direct and indirect impacts of biofuels/ bioproducts production. This includes effects on the economy and social structure of the communities in which the feedstocks are produced, all the way to potential impacts on carbon sequestration and global climate change. Too often graduate students focus on a narrow scientific or engineering project in the biofuels/bioproducts area that totally ignores how such technologies will impact rural communities and environmental quality. It is impossible to progress with sustainable, environmentally acceptable, and socially responsible biofuels/bioproducts production unless emerging scientists fully appreciate the overall consequences of such production. Success of the institute will be judged by tracking increases in the following parameters: 1. Number and total value of proposals submitted. 2. Grant dollars generated. 3. Patents and other forms of IP. 4. Contracts negotiated. 5. Number of researchers involved. 6. Undergraduate and graduate students involved in research. Investment The basic mission of the institute is to enhance research and encourage the development of more and larger projects. It is expected that it will generate overhead that would more than offset any initial investment required to establish the center. However, initially, the Institute will need space and start-up funds. The space required would consist of offices for a director, an administrative assistant, and a conference/meeting room. The estimated annual budget would be as follows: 1. Half-time director $60,000 2. Administrative assistant $35,000 3. Half-time grant writer $25,000 4. Office expenses (computers, etc.) $15,000 5. Travel for faculty and director $15,000 6. Assistantship boost, tuition waivers $40,000 7. Undergraduate research experiences $10,000 Total $200,000 We expect that the funds for the office Institute could be obtained from the office of the Vice President for Research. In addition, since the Institute would be the CAES connection to bioenergy and bioproducts research at the UI, it is anticipated that start-up 10 administrative support may be available from CAES or INL. After an initial start-up period, it is assumed that the Institute would be able to generate a portion of its own administrative costs through overhead return on projects. In addition, the institute will pursue center proposal opportunities from federal agencies and other entities that would provide programming funds. We believe that a reasonable estimate for the amount of new funding that could be attracted by the Institute is $3 million within 3 years. In addition, we expect that at least 20 graduate students and an equal number of undergraduates could be working on projects in the bioenergy/bioproducts area in that time period. The increased overhead return associated with this level of funding provides a solid business case for the university's investment in the Institute. The proposed structure of the Institute for Bioenergy and Bioproducts Research is shown in Figure 2. The Director of the Institute will report to the Vice-President for Research. The Institute will have an External Advisory Board that consists of representatives of the constituencies served by the Institute. This board can provide input on research directions and priorities. All of the faculty who indicate an interest of being involved with the Institute would be considered associates of the Institute. VPR Institute for Bioenergy and External Bioproducts Research Advisory Director Board Grant writer Admin. Assist. Faculty Associates Figure 2. Structure of the Institute for Bioenergy and Bioproducts Research The responsibilities of the director would include administering the activities of the Institute, seeking opportunities for external funding on behalf of the institute associates, communicating with the advisory board and external constituencies to establish priorities, and developing projects. The grant writer would work with faculty to locate funding sources and facilitate the submission of proposals. The administrative assistant would support the director and grant writer with setting up meetings, managing communications, scheduling travel, and maintaining the institute website. 11
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Welcome to the official website of the Emmanu'-EL Apostolic Gospel Academy (EAGA, a.k.a DMU Gospel Choir). Please feel free to scroll through our pages where you'll find information about what we do in EAGA, as well as links to our videos and audios. You will also find instructions on how to book the choir for your events.
Who we are & What we do?
EAGA is a versatile group that is operated under the patronage of the Emmanu'-EL Apostolic Church, Leicester.
We are a group of people who bear one goal in heart and mind to serve the community of Leicester - nationally and beyond.
We are a choir that teaches the gospel of Jesus Christ through song and are often called to minister in different places regardless of distance.
What we have to offer?
Coming to EAGA provides an unforgettable experience where one may:
Where do we sing?
Weddings, funerals, schools, community and charity events and much more big stage events.
EAGA Highlights
Thank you so much for starting off our summer ball in such memorable fashion last Saturday night! We really appreciated you guys performing so our thanks to everybody. Best wishesTommy Cawston, Matt Hampson Foundation
Event: Summer Ball, June 2015
The last time I heard Oh Happey Day was from the Hawkins in 1972, you were greatWedding Guest 1
Event: Wedding of Guy and Chloe, June 2015
You made the day special, awesome brilliant, best ever, well done and thank you.Wedding Guest 2
Event: Wedding of Guy and Chloe, June 2015
The best wedding l have ever been to in my life.Wedding Guest 3
Event: Wedding of Guy and Chloe, June 2015
Good morning Ellah, It was lovely to meet you all on Saturday. Please accept, and pass on, our sincere thanks for your wonderful performance on Saturday evening. It will live long in the memory of those present. A very special evening as part of our Faith week. Enjoy the rest of your performances especially your Jamaica tour. We look forward to seeing you again. Best wishesMark, St Marys Church, Long Sutton
Event: St Mary's Church, June 2015
We extend our best thanks to all members of the choir who came to Brooksby on Thursday and gave us such a fantastic evening. It couldn't have been better - as well as being enjoyable it was a very emotional experience and everyone who was there is still talking about it. We raised £200 for the CLIC Sargent Fund for Children with Cancer.Organizers
Event: Concert, June 2015
You were splendid tonight at Brooksby. Thanks for sharing your talent, infectious enthusiasm and love for the Lord with us.Brooksby Church, @brooksbychurch
Event: Concert, June 2015
Guys, you were awesome this evening. Thank you for such an uplifting concert. Just arrived home still buzzing!Les Wojnarowicz, @les_woj
Event: Concert, June 2015
The choir - Beautiful contribution to Good Friday service in Leicester City centreTed Cassidy MBE
Event: Leicester At The Cross, April 2015
The Gospel Choir is a wonderful choir who are becoming increasingly known and respected throughout Leicester and far beyond. It is not only in singing that they excel. Their commitment and enthusiasm provides an example that inspires the whole community of Leicester." Best wishes,Sir Peter Soulsby, Major of Leicester
EAGA is a fine and thriving organisation that has been of enormous benefit to De Montfort University. Not only does the choir enliven many an occasion with their splendid concerts, but the organisation works tirelessly for the student community, and most particularly for those who need most assistance. Members of EAGA are always willing to help, and they devise their own programmes of support for a range of people, including students from overseas, students who may be struggling financially or in other ways, and perhaps most importantly, the young children of choir members supported by homework clubs while rehearsals are in progress. EAGA helps De Montfort University in its mission to make education, and particularly university education, open to all who will benefit.Professor Philip Martin Former Pro Vice-Chancellor De Montfort University
Thank you all so much, You've been brilliant! Best wishesJon Ashworth, MP, December 2014
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Hallelujah at the DMU Winter Graduation
EAGA Greetings
Secretary & Choir Coordinator
EAGA is here to meet every Godly need. My name is Ellah Kandi EAGA's Secretary, Choir Co-ordinator and Children Overseer. I am part of the 'Generation of Change' that hails from the City of God in Leicester England. Our vision is to bring change to the lives of people in need, not only in our local community but also in the communities of the world. This is achieved by putting the doctrine and teaching of Jesus Christ into action by empowering people of all ages by providing them with education, moral discipline and encouragement as well as catering for their emotional and practical needs."
Co-Treasurer & Committee Member
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From this account, you can see God's desire to have a relationship with every man, regardless of the country they are from; the language they speak, and understanding of people. Here at EAGA, this is exactly what we do. EAGA is on a global mission at heart- reaching out to every man from every continent; singing in many different languages. This is a place, where love excels and we help you to fulfil your calling in this life."


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As a pitcher, Brian Johnson holds a tiny bit of compassion for opposing pitchers when their command goes haywire.
But in a game like this and with so much riding on a Florida win, he tossed his sensitivity. Johnson had no problem smiling as Georgia pitchers walked six consecutive batters in a seven-run bottom of the sixth during No. 4 Florida's 9-3 win in front of a crowd of 4,324 at McKethan Stadium. It was the Gators' fourth home series sweep of the season.
"We needed this game," said Johnson, who improved to 5-2 on the season. "This is huge so it felt good seeing those runs come in."
What kept Georgia so close to upsetting Florida (37-12, 20-7 SEC) both Friday and Saturday, ruined the Bulldogs (14-36, 3-22 SEC) in the finale.
After starter Michael Palazzone pitched five solid innings, striking out five and allowing two runs and six hits, Georgia's bullpen crumbled trailing 2-1 in the sixth. Left-hander Chase Hawkins replaced Palazzone and retired two of his first three batters. Saturday's walk-off hero Ben McMahan then singled to right, advancing Daniel Pigott to third. Georgia then brought in righty Malcolm Clapsaddle.
McMahan stole second and Clapsaddle walked Josh Adams and Nolan Fontana, who brought in Pigott. Clapsaddle was relived by Blake Dieterich, who fared even worse. Dieterich threw eight pitches, all balls, to bring in two more. As Dieterich left the field, he drew a standing ovation from Gators fans while Cecil Tanner relieved him.
The right-hander promptly walked Austin Maddox to bring in Fontana, making it 6-1. He did, however, draw loud cheers from fans when he threw the first strike in three at-bats. Tanner responded by skipping a pitch past catcher Carson Schilling to score Matt den Dekker from third. Tanner, who received another ovation, was replaced by Cooper Moseley after walking Daniel Pigott with two outs still on the board.
Bryson Smith (2-for-3), who had two hits in the inning, then drove in two more with a single to give Florida a 9-1 lead. Florida's seven runs were the most in an inning this season. Palazzone (4-6, 8.32 ERA) earned the loss.
"They just didn't have command and we were patient at the plate and made things happen," said Fontana, who was 2 of 4 with two runs on the day.
"You're thinking, 'Hit, hit, hit,' before the pitch and they were scattering balls everywhere and we were being patient and it helped out."
Both teams were held scoreless until Florida broke it open in the bottom of the third when sophomore Preston Tucker's sacrifice fly with the bases loaded scored Adams from third. The Gators went up 2-0 two batters later when Daniel Pigott's single to left scored Fontana.
Florida pounded out 10 hits Sunday after recording 10 through the first two games.
Johnson (3.53 ERA) did his job by allowing just one run and six hits through 5 2/3.
Sunday's win — and sweep — was especially important to Smith, who is a native of Watkinsville, Ga. He said it felt "great to do something like that against a hometown team."
"I was a fan (of Georgia) up until last year when I committed (to Florida)," he said.
Florida shares the SEC lead with South Carolina, but will turn its attention to North Florida Tuesday. Now that the road to No. 1 is clear, O'Sullivan said improvement is needed for Florida's goal of winning the league to be attained.
"I don't want to take anything away from Georgia's team or their pitching staff or their starters, but I thought we looked a little bit sluggish this weekend," he said.
"I don't want to make excuses and obviously their pitchers had a lot to do with that. I just want to be careful and make sure we have our legs underneath us going into Columbia."
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