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Date: All Year 2015
The Walking Group, a group of like minded people who enjoy walking or ambling, meet every Thursday at the Railway Carpark and car pool to the area they are having their morning walk, then have morning tea and plan where they are going the next week. They meet at 9 am most of the year until it becomes warmer, when they meet at 8.30 am. Costs $2 towards morning tea. Look at the website
for where we will be walking next week.
Contact Dianne 9761 4350 for further info
Date: Every 2nd Sunday 2015Venue: River Park
Held on alternate Sundays from 7.30am to 12 noon with a variety of stalls including fruit & vegetable sales, bric a brac, homemade produce, trees & shrubs etc.
Contact the Visitor Centre on 9761 1740 or email email@example.com to find out which Sunday they're on or contact Alan & Sonja Roberts 9761 2412
Date: 11-15 February 2015Venue: Boyup Brook
Country Music spectacular held at Boyup Brook Friday afternoon, Concert Friday evening at Blackwood River Music Park, Street Carnival Saturday, Ute Muster & Country Music Awards Saturday evening at Blackwood River Music Park, Poets breakfast on Sunday. For further information please telephone the Bridgetown Greenbushes Visitor Centre on 08 9761 1740 or Boyup Brook Visitor Centre on 9765 1444
Date: 6 March 2015Venue: Bridgetown Memorial Park
After a shipwreck, young Pi finds himself stranded ona lifeboat with one other survivor - a ferocious Bengal tiger named Richard Parker. Bound by the need to survive, the two are caston an epic journey.
Rated PG - mild survival themes
Adults $5.00, under 16s $2.00 or family pass (2 adults & 2 children) $10.00
BYO picnic & rug. Movies begin at 8pm (please arrive 15-20 minutes early). Children must be supervised by an adult.
Movies are subject to weather conditions & may be rescheduled without prior warning
Date: 6-30 March 2015Venue: Bridgetown Pottery Gallery Tearooms
The "Archies Exhibition" is an annual Art Show held in Bridgetown at the Bridgetown Pottery Restaurant. The "Archies" are a light hearted take-off of the Archibald Prize. Prizes are awarded for Best Local Identity, People's Choice and the main prize goes to the Archie Prize Winner.
Interested artists are invited to exhibit their work at the Pottery Restaurant/Gallery. If you wish to know more about this event, phone. 9761 1038 (Pip Mills), or 9761 1260 (Lesa Boni).
The exhibition runs from 7-30 March 2014.
Date: 20-22 March 2015Venue: Bridgetown Agricultural Showgrounds
David & Therese 0429 109 334 or firstname.lastname@example.com
Colleen 9761 9055
Country Music Weekend at the Bridgetown Agricultural Showgrounds. Come along for some bootscooting, old time & new vogue dance, bush yarns & sing alongs, food & market stalls.
Featuring Campfire Country, and many more artists.
Tickets available at the gate
Date: 27 - 29 March 2015Venue: Nannup area
Date: 28 March 2015Venue: Russell Family Farm
For enquries please phone Gerry Richings 0428 611 617 or Ross Petterson 9761 2235, Ed Russell 9761 9055 for trade & other stalls, Graeme 0428 221 507 for swap meet/boot sales
The Heritage Field Day will be held at the Russell Family Farm, Glentulloch Rd, Bridgetown. 9am till 4.30pm
There will be demonstrations of old tractors and bulldozers working the ground, haymaking, stationary engines, scale model steam engines, drag saws, vintage cars, trucks & bikes many more old machinery.
Kids can have a go at rope making or have a horse and wagon ride. There will be billy tea & damper plus other refreshments will be available.
Entry is $10 for adults and U/16 & Exhibitors free
Date: 3 - 5 April 2015Venue: Bridgetown Tennis Club
Western Australia's largest tennis tournament.
Annual Tennis Tournament with teams from all over the State.
For further details on this event and how to enter, click on to www.tenniswest.com.au
Date: 18 April 2015Venue: Balingup
A display of animals, produce, small farm equipment, craft and all related products - main venue is Balingup Oval.
Gates open 9 am - 4.30 pm. Trade and market stalls, garden & nursery supplies, animals, demonstrations, sheep shearing, fashion parade and entertainment, gourmet food and wine tasting, plant and garden advisory and much much more
Free parking. Adults $6, Children $3, Family $15 (2 adults & 3 children) - NO DOGS OR BIKES ALLOWED PLEASE.
Phone 9764 1272 for enquiries or further information
Date: 24 - 26 April 2015Venue: In and around Bridgetown
Please phone the Visitor Centre on 9761 1740 or 1800 777 140, or email us on email@example.com
Welcome to the 16th Blackwood River Chamber Festival and the first presented by new directors Sally Boud and Geoffrey Bourgault de Coudray.
In our musical careers we have been involved in many different festivals as performers and it is a dream and an honour that the Festival's founder, Vincent Moleta, has entrusted Western Australia's longest running chamber music festival to us.
The Festival takes place in and around Bridgetown in the Blackwood Valley, where we have lived for the last two years. It is a truly magical place, in one of the most beautiful regions of Australia. We can think of nothing more special than to bring some of Australia's finest musicians to this, our home, for a weekend of music making. This year's Festival will feature a small and intimate group of musicians. We will be exploring a wide variety of music and playing together in many different combinations.
The Festival will be held over the weekend of 24-26 April 2015 in three beautiful venues. We are excited to be able to present Saturday's concerts in a wonderful new venue: a lovingly converted shearing shed out at Dalmore Farm, a picturesque 15 minute drive out of town. The morning and afternoon concerts will be separated by a catered picnic lunch. On Saturday evening the Emporium Bistro will host a dinner and concert, because fine music, food and wine are such natural companions. Regular Festival goers will already be familiar with the warm acoustics of St Paul's Church, where the Festival's final concert will take place, followed by a light lunch. There will be a pre-Festival concert in St Paul's Church at 7.30 pm on Friday 24th April, featuring a selection of music from the main festival. This is intended mainly for town and district but Festival goers are welcome to attend, paying separately at the door.
We hope you will join us for what promises to be a wonderful weekend of chamber music. You can book online on this site by clicking on Events on the left hand side and selecting the Festival from the drop down list.
Date: 25 April 2015
A Dawn Service is held in Greenbushes at the Memorial in Blackwood Road at 6am, any one wishing to march are required to muster on the forecourt of the Greenbushes Roadhouse at 5.45am to march off at 5.55am
A Morning Service is held in Bridgetown with the march starting at the Steere & Hampton Street intersection at 09.45 am and finishing at the War Memorial in the Memorial Park for the service at 10 am followed by morning tea at the Town Hall.
Date: 25-26 April 2015Venue: Greenbushes
Displaying local artists from different genres throughout Greenbushes
Date: 2-3 May 2015
Phone Peta 9764 1111 or email email@example.com
Website www.countrygardens-australia.com
Garden gates will be opened in picturesque country villages and the small towns for exploring what is behind the garden fence.
The locations are in the scenic south west of Western Australia that includes Balingup, Bridgetown, Donnybrook, Manjimup and Nannup.
In addition to gardens opening there will be morning walks and evening sundowners with a garden theme over the Festival days, so that visitors and local people can enjoy a garden-inspired holiday.
Gardens will be opening for Autumn for the Festival, weekend 3, 4 May in Bridgetown, Pemberton. More details on the website and on Facebook by mid April. Sunnyhurst in Bridgetown in the inland SW of WA will be open. See its beautiful sasanqua camellias in flower as well as the lovely foliage of the vineyard in the autumn tones of russet and golden yellow.
Autumn: First weekend May, 3, 4. Gardens open. Check online for details of gardens and parks to visit Prelude: Second weekend October – informal Festival. Check website, Facebook page for garden-related activities Main Festival: Thursday 30 October to Sunday 2 November, 2014 Check out the Official Festival website: http://www.countrygardens-australia.com Find us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/#!/Festive_gardens Like us on Facebook: Festival of Country Gardens
Date: 2-9 May 2015Venue: South West WA
Please see www.2oceansmtb.com for further information.
An international epic eight day stage race that provides challenging terrain and racing for competitors and showcases the beauty of the south west of Western Australia. The ever-changing landscape of the 2 Oceans MTB adventure is a blend of towering Karri and Jarrah forests, lush vineyards, thrilling technical downhills and abundant wildlife. These pristine, unspoilt environments are the habitat of marron, kangaroo, cockatoos, many native marsupials and over 300 varieties of stunning wildflowers. They're also home to some phenomenal singletrack in and around Bridgetown, Manjimup, Pemberton and Northcliffe.
Date: 12 - 26 May 2015
Date: 15 - 17 May 2015Venue: Boup Brook Town Hall
Date: 17 May 2015Venue: Greenbushes
The Fun Run is around Greenbushes townsite & surrounding area
Date: 26 June 2015
Date: 26 June 2015Venue: Fonty's Pool, Seven Day Road, Manjimup
Come along and get truffled!
Truffle Kerfuffle 2015 will include wineries, food stalls, master classes, cooking demonstrations, free kids' food classes, food discussion/truffle seminars.
There will also be Truffle Dog competitions, truffle orchard tours, and local produce by way of the local farmer's markets and a lot more!
Date: 5 July 2015Venue: Blackwood River, Bridgetown
The race starts at the Blackwood River near Sunnyside Oval, Tweed Road and finishes at the main traffic bridge SW Highway, Bridgetown
Contact Todd Williamson 0418 166 707 or Justin Ferguson 0438 866 305 for more information
Date: 11-12 July 2015
Telling Tales in Balingup is an exciting children's literacy and story telling event. Held on the middle weekend of the July school holidays. The event is designed for primary school aged children 4yrs – 13yrs.
A host of published WA authors and illustrators present interactive workshops throughout the weekend. A multiple of sessions on offer at any given time allow you to select a session which best suits you and your children. Children will also be able to learn the art of traditional book binding, and take home their very own book.
Adults can of course accompany the children to the workshops and enjoy a coffee in the cafés or browse the many interesting retail outlets. Balingup is renowned for its fabulous events and is sure to host a weekend worth attending.
Date: 2 August 2015Venue: Greenbushes
The Greenbushes Wattle Walk is held on the 3rd Sunday of August. The walk starts from the Greenbushes Discovery Centre in Blackwood Road, Greenbushes for a walk through the forest areas on one of the Greenbushes walk trails to view the many different types of wattle in bloom in the area. On your return to the Discovery Centre go inside and have a look at the displays dipicting the mining and timber industries, farming and natural heritage of the Greenbushes area.
Date: 8 August 2015
7th annual Taste of the Blackwood. Saturday 8th August 11am - 6pm. Bridgetown Civic Centre.
Visit the 7th Annual Taste of the Blackwood and please your palette at this delicious culinary event, which is a celebration of fine food, award winning wines and talented musicians from the Blackwood Valley Region. Indulge yourself with free tastings as you make your way through food and wine stalls showcasing the quality, diversity and value of local produce. This family friendly event also features cooking demonstrations and workshops for both children and adults, as well as live entertainment throughout the festival. Take the time to talk to our producers and experience their enthusiasm for both their produce and the spectacular Blackwood Valley itself. The best part? It only costs a gold coin donation to enter.
Date: 13-16 August 2015Venue: Nannup
Phone 0417 974 345 or www.nannupgardens.org.au
Activities are - Open Gardens, Garden Village Weekend Market, Gardeners Day Out (Sunday), Choir Singing, Town Hall Floral Tribute, Holberry Sculpture Walk, Heritage Agricultural Display, Mad Hatter'sTea Party, Quilt Exhibition
Check www.nannupgardens.org.au for further information
Date: 22-23 August 2015Venue: Balingup Village Green
Peter Kirk - President - 9764 1101 Email: email@example.com Tony Byrne - Entertainment - 9764 1511 Email: email@example.com or visit www.balingupmedievalcarnivale.com.au
Medieval Carnivale -
Two days of medieval fun, and mayhem for all visitors. Deep in the South West of WA, Balingup, a tiny town, 20 mins north of Bridgetown, erupts into a colorful Medieval Affair, inviting all visitors to join in the fun.
During the Carnivale Weekend, the town is ablaze with colorful tulips and glorious banners, from Friday night to late afternoon on the Sunday, the Kingdom of Balingup comes alive with fantastic medieval characters. Jesters, Jugglers, Knights and Maidens relive times gone by, with re-enactments of medieval life including dancing, fighting and various other tasks and activities for visitors to get their hands dirty.
Delicious country style food is available throughout the weekend and local wineries provide award winning wines to make this weekend a truly medieval Affair.
Time: 10 am - 4.30 pm each day
Location: Balingup Woods, community centre grounds, Balingup, Western Australia, 6253
Date: 5 - 29 Sept 2015Venue: Bridgetown Pottery Gallery Tearooms
Lesa Boni 9761 1261
Interested artists are invited to exhibit their work at the Pottery Restaurant/Gallery. If you wish to know more about this event, phone. 9761 1038 (Pip Mills) or 9761 1261 (Lesa Boni)
Date: 8 September 2015Venue: Boyup Brook
A memorial service is held at the Sandarkan Memorial in park near the Boyup Brook Town Hall
Date: 19/9/2015 2015Venue: Bridgetown Town Hall
Date: Up Close & Classical Concert 2015
Date: October 2015Venue: Bridgetown Gardens Function Centre
A fabulous collection of entries from around the state come together in one central venue.
For more information, visit www.blackwoodvalleywine.asn.au
Date: 31 October 2015Venue: Boyup Brook
Harvey & Rose Dickson - 9765 1125 or email - email@example.com or check out the webiste www.geocities.com/harveydickson
Saturday 31st - Gates open 9.30 am for Rodeo 2 pm - Licensed Bar, hot food, drinks, camping available.
Log onto www.harveydickson.com.au and click bookings or phone 9765 1125 or mobile 0429 651 125
Date: Last Saturday in October - 31st October 2015Venue: Boyup Brook start, Bridgetown finish
Rotary Club of Bridgetown will again host the Blackwood Marathon in 2015.
The Marathon is an annual relay race - first held in 1979 - consisting of five stages; running, canoeing, swimming, horseriding and cycling. Based on the Marathon of classic Greece the aim is to take a message from Boyup Brook to Bridgetown by a series of team members with different transport methods who pass on a numbered bib from one team member to the next. The Marathon is always held on the last Saturday of October each year.
The event commences at the Boyup Brook Oval and finishes in Bridgetown.
The event is made up of teams to include canoeing, swimming, running, cycling and horse riding as part of the relay. The inclusion of the horse leg in the relay also requires that a veterinarian examine all horses before they start.
The event is open to all types of competitors ranging from Olympians such as Shane Gould and Robert De Castella to those who compete in a more casual way.
There are those sturdy individuals, Iron Men and Women, who compete in every leg.
Set in beautiful countryside and the Blackwood River, the event is great to watch from the spectator point of view. A useful map is available from the web site.
It is essential that all prospective participants read the Entry Form for rules and information pertaining to the Marathon. You can download the conditions of entry and an entry form by clicking on Events on the left hand menu.
Date: 1 November 2015Venue: Ford House
Jenny Rotman at Ford House 9761 1816
Ford House Garden Fair is held in the grounds & gardens of Ford House 9.30am to 3.30pm. $5.00 inclues Fair & Garden entry. Lots of stalls specializing in plants such as roses, clivias, succulents and cottage plants. Ford House address is Eedle Terrace, Bridgetown.
Date: 3 November 2015Venue: Dinninup Show Ground
The Dinninup Show Ground is on the Boyup Brook - Arthur River Road
Date: 5 November - 8 November 2015Venue: Blackwood Valley area
Contact Peta Townsing 9764 1111 or email email@example.com
website www.countrygardens-australia.com
This is the main component of the Festival of Country Gardens after the Prelude in October.
The Festival is held over 4 days starting Thursday 5th November featuring gardens throughout the Blackwood Valley area (Bridgetown, Balingup, Nannup, Manjimup & Donnybrook areas)
There will be morning walks to explore for interesting spring flowering trees and for wildflowers in the local jarrah forests near Bridgetown.
Pick up a Festival of Country Gardens booklet from Visitor Centres or Hillview Garden Centre (Bridgetown).
Date: 13-15 November 2015Venue: Bridgetown Town site
Blues office phone number 9761 2921
2015 Blues at Bridgetown will be the 23rd Festival with various artists. You can check out the list and their profiles on the Blues at Bridgetown website.
Tickets are available for purchase through the Blues at Bridgetown website with options for weekend (3 day pass), day tickets for Friday, Saturday or Sunday.
Date: 28 November 2015Venue: Bridgetown Show Ground
Email firstname.lastname@example.com
The longest running Agricultural Show in the south-west!
This is the country show - come in and see the animals, woodchops, handicrafts, art and much, much more. This is the true Australiana experience!
Also on display is local produce & livestock, commercial stalls, sideshow alley, dog high jumps and lots of entertainment for the children.
The show finishes with a fireworks display.
Date: 5 December 2015Venue: Bridgetown Town Hall
Bridgetown's Christmas Craft Fair is on again, on Saturday 5thDecember between 9 am and 4 pm.
The Christmas Craft Fair is a community event that will bring together local exhibitors in a day that celebrates quality and craftsmanship.
Set in Bridgetown's historic Town Hall, the fair will feature quality contemporary arts and crafts from the Blackwood River region.
From woodcarvers and weavers to patchwork qualiters and toy makers, this is your chance to meet some of our talented crafts people and designers.
Contact Julie 0409 337 366 for more information
Date: 12 December 2015Venue: Manjimup
The Manjimup Cherry Harmony Festivalis community based ands has a wide array of activities and entertainment.
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If I use my personal vehicle for University business, does the University provide any insurance if my vehicle is damage?
No. The University's automobile insurance does not provide physical damage (collision or comprehensive) coverage for any damage to an employee's personal vehicle. Employees are responsible for their own insurance coverage for both themselves and their vehicle at all times including while on University business. The University's automobile insurance is excess of the employee's personal automobile coverage.
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When an outside party is requesting a certificate of insurance from the University complete the Certificate of Insurance Request Form . Submit the form to Risk Management via email or fax. Standard turn-around time is 3 to 5 business days.
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Nelson Cruz's $6 million loss is Rangers' gain
After he agreed to terms with the Baltimore Orioles on Saturday, Nelson Cruz had every right to assail Major League Baseball's current free-agent system.
Three months after he rejected the Texas Rangers' $14.1 million qualifying offer, Cruz settled with the Orioles for one year at a salary of $8 million.
Not exactly chump change, of course. But how do you explain to your spouse that your confidence in your market value has just cost the family $6 million?
Ouch. Counting the lost salary from his 50-game Biogenesis suspension last season — approximately $3.3 million — that turned out to be one expensive "doctor" visit to Tony Bosch's anti-aging clinic.
When news of Cruz's impending agreement reached Rangers spring training camp Saturday morning, manager Ron Washington wished his ex-slugger well.
"Good luck, Nelson," Washington said with warm sincerity.
"They're getting a guy that can drive in some big runs. And they're getting a guy who loves to play baseball. And they're getting him in that small park …"
Washington added a colorful punctuation to that last sentence. By rejecting a reported multiyear offer from the Mariners that may or may not actually have been extended, the power-hitting Cruz upgraded from the yonder outfield fences of Seattle's Safeco Field to the inviting left-field porch at Camden Yards.
So it wasn't all a disappointing day for Cruz.
The modest terms of his contract, however, sounded echoes throughout baseball, including the Rangers' camp.
Now do you believe that Cruz isn't coming back to the Rangers this year?
The front office at Rangers, Inc., contended, even as late as Saturday, that they still had a porch light on, just in case Cruz decided to return. But the interest had to be tepid, at best, if even a price-tag plummet to $8 million wasn't enough to stir GM Jon Daniels into making an 11th-hour offer.
That was one echo. Another was the question of what the Rangers would have done over the winter if Cruz had accepted the $14.1 million qualifying offer.
No Prince Fielder? No Shin-Soo Choo?
Maybe, but the feeling here is that the Rangers would have found room for all three. Maybe right fielder Alex Rios would have been traded to assuage the balance sheet.
Washington called Cruz a "tremendous teammate, all the qualities you want in a winner; that's Nelson.
"We viewed him as a fit. We just couldn't pull off the deal."
The echoes today will ring with condemnation from baseball's rank and file. Draft choice compensation isn't supposed to thwart the game's free-agent system.
But it's happening, not so much because teams cherish their first-round picks, but also because they covet the bonus pool money that comes with the pick.
Last year, free agents Michael Bourn and Kyle Lohse were rewarded for their patience. This year Cruz, Kendrys Morales, Ervin Santana and Stephen Drew seem destined to all be left holding the proverbial bag.
Without Cruz, finally, Washington was asked Saturday about his designated hitter plans for the coming season. He described a DH-by-committee of sorts.
"I'm going to swing Mitch Moreland through it," the manager said. "I'm going to swing Rios through it, [Adrian] Beltre through it, Prince through it and Choo through it."
He will use the DH duties, in other words, mostly as a way of getting his regulars off their feet for a day. Moreland likely will get the remaining two or three days.
In the absence of a viable trade offer for Moreland, the DH rotation is a sensible allocation of team dollars, if not necessarily a sexy one.
The Rangers avoided arbitration and settled two weeks ago on a $2.6 million contract with Moreland. On Saturday, they officially saved $14.1 million and walked away with bonus pool change in their pockets.
They played the system and won.
Nelson Cruz … ouch.
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Richard (12-5) allowed three hits and struck out eight batters while Will Venable and Chris Denorfia provided the bulk of the offense for the Padres, who have won two straight and seven of their last nine games overall. Ryan Ludwick added an RBI in the victory, San Diego's eighth in a row at home over Arizona.
Richard extended his win streak to a career-best five games. He's 8-1 with a 4.33 ERA over his last 12 starts.
Rodrigo Lopez started on the hill and suffered the loss for Arizona, which has dropped six of its last eight games. Lopez (5-12), who has lost his last five decisions, surrendered five runs on nine hits over 4 1/3 innings pitched.
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Two types of resonances in long-period gratings induced by arc discharges in boron/ germanium co-doped fibers
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In case you hadn't noticed, "manly Christianity" has become somewhat of a thing. From the broad and boilerplate Braveheart analogies of John Eldredge to the UFC-infused persona of the now embattled Mark Driscoll, evangelical Christianity has been wrestling with how to respond to what is no doubt a rather serious crisis of masculinity.
Such responses vary in their fruitfulness, but most tend to only scratch the surface, prodding men to spend more time with the wife and kids (good), provide more steadily and sacrificially for their household (also good), spend more time in God's creation (also good, I suppose), and eat more chicken wings and do more Manly Things™ (debatable).
Yet as Alastair Roberts artfully explains in a beautifully written reflection on the matter, the fundamental problem is, well, a bit more fundamental. (HT)
Due to a complex web of factors, some more controllable than others, society and culture have increasingly promoted a full-pronged infantilization of modern man, driven by or paired with its increasingly hollow philosophy of love and life. Thus, Roberts concludes, "The recovery of Christian masculinity will only occur as we commit ourselves to the restoration of biblical Christianity and the recovery of the weight and stakes of its moral universe."
I have routinely written about the challenges of raising kids (particularly boys) in an age where economic prosperity, convenience, and a host of other newfound privileges make it easier than ever to insulate ourselves from external risks and skip past formative processes that were once built-in features of existence (e.g. manual labor). When it comes to the cultivation of the soul, our character, and the human imagination, what do we lose in a world wherein work, service, and sacrifice have been largely replaced by superficial pleasures and one-dimensional modes of formation? (more…)
If you're blessed, your job is more than just a paycheck. It's a structure for your life, it's a place of friendship and camaraderie, and a sense of purpose. At least, it was for Stacy Osborn.
Osborn had been working at Tastes of Life, a Hillsdale, Michigan, restaurant that also supported a residential program, Life Challenge of Michigan. The restaurant was owned by Pastor Jack Mosley and his wife, Linda.
Mosley explained that, unlike a typical business that might fire a chef with a hot temper "who breaks dishes," Tastes of Life managers were more long-suffering and wanted to help employees polish their life skills.
"Life has issues," Mosley said. "This was a place to shore them up, and help them cope and get through."
So why isn't Osborn working there anymore? Because Tastes of Life couldn't afford to stay open after the state of Michigan raised its minimum wage. Mosley said he figured he'd have to bring in 200 more customers a week in order to stay open. (more…)
The most persecuted and victimized people in the world today are Christians in the Middle East. Middle East expert Raymond Ibrahim lays out the grim details, and wonders why this human rights tragedy of our time is largely ignored by the Western media.
On Tuesday, Acton welcomed economist and author Robert P. Murphy to the Acton Building's Mark Murray Auditorium as part of the 2014 Acton Lecture Series. He spoke on the topic of The Importance of Sound Money, providing a solid lesson in the history of currency in the United States and other major countries, and an overview of the problems that have resulted from our government's abandonment of sound monetary policy.
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We've developed a bit of a backlog of audio to release over the course of the summer and fall, so today we begin the process of shortening that list by sharing some recent lectures from the 2014 Acton Lecture Series with you.
On August 26, Acton was pleased to welcome Ron Blue to Grand Rapids for an address entitled "Persistent Generosity." Ron has spent almost 50 years in the financial services world and the last 35 working almost exclusively with Christian couples. What he has observed is that those who are long term consistent in their generosity exhibit three characteristics that have nothing to do with money: they are content, confident, and able to communicate with each other, their children, and advisors if they use them. In this address, Ron shares his personal experience and impressions drawn from 50 years in the financial sector, gives unique financial advice from a faith-based perspective, and shares the two questions that must be answered and one decision that must be made in order to exhibit the characteristics of persistently generous people.
On October 2, we welcomed Gerard Lameiro to the Mark Murray Auditorium to address an audience on the topic of "Renewing America and Its Heritage of Freedom: What Freedom-Loving Americans Can Do to Help." In his address, Lameiro commented on what freedom is and what it is not, and then walked through a substantial, solid, and moral case for freedom, acknowledging that God is the author of all liberty and that truth, human dignity, and morality are inextricably linked to freedom. You can find more information on Lameiro and pick up a copy of his latest book (which shares the title of his lecture) at his website, and you can listen to him on the Radio Free Acton podcast right here.
In his new book, The Half Has Never Been Told: Slavery and the Making of American Capitalism, Edward E. Baptist "offers a radical new interpretation of American history," through which slavery laid the foundation for and "drove the evolution and modernization of the United States."
In a review of the book for the Wall Street Journal, Fergus M. Bordewich concurs with this central point, noting that "Mississippi…does not have to look like Manchester, England, or Lowell, Mass., to make it an engine of capitalism."
Responding to Bordewich in a letter to the Journal, John Addison Teevan, author of the newly released Integrated Justice and Equality and past Acton University lecturer, offers some compelling counterpoint, asking, "Was Roman slavery capitalist as well?" (more…)
The New York Times has a poignant piece about Cecilia, a young Guatemalan girl who sought a better life in the U.S. and was unfortunately caught up in the machinations of human smuggling. The smugglers were bold, advertising on the radio with promises of a better life. They required a $7,000 loan, with her family's home as collateral. Her trip ended in a gas station parking lot in Florida, with Cecilia being robbed of another $1,000. Then there is this:
Behind the surge of young migrants showing up for a shot at the American dream is a system of cruel and unregulated capitalism with a proven ability to adapt. The human export industry in the region is now worth billions of dollars, experts say, and it has become more ruthless and sophisticated than ever, employing a growing array of opportunists who trap, rape and rob from the point of departure to the end of the road. [emphasis added]
According to the U.S. Department of Labor, unemployment across the country is at about 6.1 percent (here in Michigan, it's at 7.4 percent, which puts us in the bottom 10 states.) That means a lot of folks are still struggling to find a job, or a job where they are not underemployed.
Peter Morici, an economist at the University of Maryland give 5 reasons for this. Have all the "good" jobs moved overseas? Do we need to raise the minimum wage? Are we Americans lagging behind in math and science? Here are Morici's thoughts: (more…)
Sam Gregg, Acton's Director of Research, bemoans the state of Europe in The American Spectator today. In a piece entitled, "Something is Rotten in the State of Europe," Gregg begins by noting that Germany seems to have lost all common sense.
William Shakespeare knew a thing or two about human psychology. But he also understood a great deal about the body-politic and how small signs can be indicative of deeper traumas. So when Marcellus tells Horatio at the beginning of Hamlet that you can almost smell the weakness permeating Denmark, it's Shakespeare's way of telling us to pay attention to what sticks out as abnormal and to ask what else it may portend.
It was difficult not to be reminded of this advice when reading that a majority of Germany's Ethics Council recently called for the abolition of legal constraints upon incest. Referring to a case in which a man had entered into a relationship with his biological sister, the Council declared: "The fundamental right of adult siblings to sexual self-determination has more weight in such cases than the abstract protection of the family."