The managers will enter the ring and pitch their fund to the Ringmasters. They have 5 minutes to make their presentation and will have 10 minutes to answer questions directed by the Ringmasters. The Ringmasters will tell the managers whether they want to take them to a meeting for a potential allocation, or they pass and why.
The audience will vote for their favorite presentation using the Deal Ring mobile app. The winner will receive the Audience Choice Award.
Manuel Mejía-Aoun enjoys a distinguished career in trading, investing, and building businesses for premier Wall Street firms and also setting up and running hedge funds. Prior to launching Aspire Macro he was a founding partner and CEO/CIO of Alpha4x Asset Management, (formerly known as Bladex Asset Management). For over 10 years he managed a successful macro hedge fund focused on Emerging Markets. While at Deutsche Bank, he successfully built and managed Maxblue Americas Holding, as well as the bank's Latin American Foreign Exchange and Local Money Markets Group. His distinguished career at Merrill Lynch included leading the Emerging Markets Trading Group and the Emerging Markets Research and Strategy Group.
Peter Karamboikis is the founder of Mevatrian Capital Management, LLC and Mevatrian Fund, LLC. In April 2016 he launched Mevatrian Fund, LLC with his own funds and in August 2016 relocated with his family to the United States.
Mevatrian, based in Chicago, Illinois, commenced full operations in September 2016.
Peter Karamboikis has served over the past 20 years in HSBC Asset Management, active in all areas of investment management (operations, finance and fund management). He has held numerous managerial positions; Finance and Operations Manager (1991-1993), Investment Manager (1994-1999) and Senior Executive positions; Deputy General Manager and Chief Investment Officer for the period (2000-2013). He was Chairman of the Investments Committee as of 2003 and a member since 1994.Member of the Company's Board of Directors as of 2002.
He had the oversight of EUR 500 million assets under management, while also being the portfolio manager for three HSBC Funds (equity and balance).
Peter's success as an executive manager, apart from fund manager, stems from his expertise obtained in the start-up of the Asset Management Company in 1991 and the start-up and management of 11 HSBC funds.
Peter Karamboikis was selected by Norges Bank-NBIM (Norway's Sovereign Fund) as their External Equity Fund Manager in 2009 and managed their portfolio up to 2011.
Prior to joining HSBC, Peter Karamboikis career started in the Superannuation Fund Management Business in Australia, as a management trainee at National Mutual Life Association. After working at the Corporation for two years and completion of his post graduate course at the University of Sydney, Australia, he continued his career with Jacques Martin Pty Ltd (Management Consultants) and Caltex Oil (Australia) Pty Ltd. Peter Karamboikis while working for Caltex Oil, completed his research thesis on" Investment expenditure in the Australian petroleum mining industry, 1968-1987" covering the public traded companies listed on the Australian Stock Exchange (ASX).
Peter Karamboikis holds a Master's Degree in Economics from the University of Sydney, Australia and a Bachelor Degree in Economics from the University of Athens, Greece.
Stanford has been immersed in the for-profit education business for 30+ years. In 1980 he founded the Silver Betty Advertising agency which is one of the leading full service Education Vertical direct response advertising companies in the United States. He has worked with over 250 Education Vertical universities, colleges, and schools.
Stanford has a matchless understanding of post-secondary education institutional Admissions & Marketing and is renowned for proactivity in delivering and managing low student acquisition costs in competitive environments. He has broad experience leveraging social media, public relations and mass media for student lead production and has prodigious expertise in turning unprofitable educational institutions into profitable ventures.
Before forming Ravello, Doug was a Managing Director at Newlight Management, where he was responsible for managing all aspects of two private equity funds and a hedge fund with total assets of $135 million focused on technology, media and communications companies. He originated and directed the firm's public market investment activities. Previously, from 1994 to 1995, he was a Managing Director of Northgate Ventures, a venture capital fund focused on early stage technology companies. Mr. Miscoll was a founding member of the management team that created K-III Communications, a leveraged build-up in the publishing and information services industries sponsored by Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co. Doug received a MBA from Georgetown University, a Graduate Certificate from Templeton College, Oxford University, and a BA from Santa Clara University.
Roy Studness joined Studness Capital Management at the end of 2015. Prior to joining the firm Roy was a Managing Director at First Manhattan Co. where he specialized in the analysis of small and mid-sized banks for ten years and led the firm's largest investments in electric utilities. He holds an MBA from Columbia University Business School, a JD from Vanderbilt University Law School, and a BA from Wesleyan University.


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Bishop and missionary. A native of Wessex, England, he was the brother of Sts. Winebald and Walburga and was related through his mother to the great St. Boniface. After studying in a monastery in Waitham, in Hampshire, he went on a pilgrimage to Rome (c. 722) with his father, who died on the way at Lucca, Italy. Willibald continued on to Rome and then to Jerusalem. Captured by Saracens who thought him a spy, he was eventually released and continued on to all of the holy places and then to Constantinople (modern Istanbul, Turkey), where he visited numerous lauras, monasteries, and hermitages. Upon his return to Italy, he went to Monte Cassino where he stayed for ten years, serving as sacrist, dean, and porter. While on a visit to Rome, he met Pope St. Gregory III (r. 731-741), who sent him to Germany to assist his cousin St. Boniface in his important missionary endeavors. Boniface ordained him in 741 and soon appointed him bishop of Eichstatt, in Franconia. the Site of Willibald's most successful efforts as a missionary. With his brother Winebald, he founded a double monastery at Heidenheim, naming Winebald abbot and his sister Walburga abbess. Willibald served as bishop for some four decades. His Vita is included in the Hodoeporicon (the earliest known English travel book). An account of his journeys in the Holy Land was written by a relative of Willibald and a nun of Heidenheim.


One glance at his face was enough to tell Elizabeth that she had formed a too conservative estimate of his probable gloom.
Of course, the Iron Heel kept the figures secret, but, at a very conservative estimate, at least one hundred and thirty thousand Mercenaries were slain.
Mga 300 plus [buildings] pa, conservative estimate 'yan,' Arevalo said.
The conservative estimate of in-place oil and gas in these fields are 8.
The predominantly white, employed women in this study provide a conservative estimate of the prevalence of partner abuse, comments physician James S.
The agency's own conservative estimate concluded that hundreds of birds of 27 different species were killed during the poisoning, not to mention thousands of salamanders, Anacapa deer mice (a species that exists nowhere else) and other animals.
Who are the real rats?
Mayer believes that figure is a conservative estimate and expects more courses delivered via the Web for health professionals on shift work.
Of course, I've seen more than a few at various national meetings, traveling as I do; a conservative estimate would put it at about 20.
8 percent in 1988; the conservative estimate equaled 26 percent, up from 25.
By the most conservative estimate, in the first year the program is in place, the Clinton Administration will raise $215 billion in anti-meanness taxes.
By a conservative estimate, there are at least 12,000 sites in New Jersey that.


>a copy lack continuity of experience?
Oh, they don't have to. I just don't think that copies are as good as transfers, for uploads. I don't have any problem with copies, or even with generating them myself, but I don't think it does *me* any good if I have copies that will survive indefinitely. For my own longevity, I need transfers, instead.


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Employees of Ararat Cement Factory have been keeping the road leading to the factory closed for two days now with the demand to meet with Gagik Tsarukyan. The employees told Armenian News-NEWS.am that citizens of Ararat have also joined them with the same demand.
One of the employees said there is a gas station inside the factory that only provides services to the cars owned by the factory.
"The bus drivers wanted to fill the cars with gas to take the women home and come back, but Galust, the guard, didn't let them. Galust and the drivers had a short conversation, after which they turned around and closed the entrance," the employee said.
According to him, representatives of the factory's administration were there and tried to mitigate the situation.
"Our director, Manuk Arakelyan told us that Mr. Tsarukyan will come and meet us tomorrow at 3 in the afternoon," the employee said and added that he and the others will spend the night near the factory tonight as well.
Today leader of the Prosperous Armenia Party Gagik Tsarukyan told journalists that he will meet with the factory's employees and has even told them to go home and not wait outside.


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Cincinnati Bearcats Baseball 2019
Series Recap: Bearcats Routed in 2-1 Series Loss to Tulane
Tulane dominated the first two games before the Bearcats escaped with a victory on Sunday.
By Phil Neuffer@philneuffer Apr 1, 2019, 8:28am EDT
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It appeared that the Cincinnati Bearcats had finally found their rhythm. After struggling through the non-conference part of the schedule, including a 1-9 mark through the first 10 games, the Bearcats took two of three — on the road no less — against the USF Bulls in their first American Athletic Conference series last weekend. The other shoe dropped and dropped hard this past weekend, as the Bearcats were outscored 33-12 over the course of a three-game series with the Tulane Green Wave. They somehow avoided the sweep, but it was a pretty brutal weekend all the same. Let's take a look at the details.
Game One - Tulane 19 Cincinnati 4
It was clear very early on that this first part of a Friday double-header was not going UC's way. The Green Wave put four runs on the board in the first inning, led 7-1 after two frames and were even more comfortably ahead (16-3) when the fourth inning came to a close.
In defense of starter A.J. Kullman, four of the runs scored against him were unearned, which was quite a surprise for a UC team that led the AAC in fielding percentage entering the weekend. However, Kullman allowed five earned runs, equating to a total of nine total. He labored through a 94-pitch outing all the same, but couldn't get past the third inning as his ERA ballooned to 5.73 and his record dropped to 0-5.
UC's less than stellar bullpen did Kullman no favors in relief. Isaac Olson was the first pitcher out of the pen and recorded more earned runs allowed (four) than outs (one). Nick Murray (three innings, one earned run) and Clayton Colvin (2 2⁄3 innings, three earned runs) fared only slightly better, as UC's pitching staff didn't give the offense much of a chance to rally.
Jace Mercer had a perfect day at the plate in terms of getting on base. He went 2-for-2 with a double and also walked three times, catapulting his team-high total to 20 for the season. Shortstop Joey Bellini (2-for-5) and third baseman Eric Santiago (2-for-4) also had multi-hit games, with Santiago knocking in a pair of runs as well.
Game Two - Tulane 8 Cincinnati 1
I guess the pitching staff was better in the second part of Friday's double-header, but not by a considerable margin. Tulane jumped out to a 7-0 lead in the first four innings, producing eight hits off of starter Evan Shawver. The freshman southpaw was making his first career start and as much as things got away from him, there were some positives. He struck out five batters across five innings and logged 91 total pitches.
Even if Shawver had been better, the day still probably would have ended in disappointment. The Bearcats went just 5-for-31 as a team with Santiago's triple in the fourth inning the lone extra base hit.
Game Three - Cincinnati 7 Tulane 6
UC avoided the sweep but nearly collapsed in doing so. After climbing to a 7-1 lead through three innings, they slowly allowed the Green Wave to inch their way back. Garrett Schoenle, who had been putting up ace-like efforts most of the season, struggled with his control and walked seven batters in just three innings. He also allowed three runs and his replacement, Drake Batcho, let up two, although he earned the win by throwing three innings. Nathan Moore and Chase Stewart combined to pitch a clean seventh inning and then Korren Thompson earned his fourth save by finishing off the final two innings, although he made things interesting by allowing a home run in the eighth inning.
UC got to seven runs by succeeding in its usual strategy of being aggressive on the base paths. They scored those runs with just one extra base hit and three steals, with one apiece from Santiago, Mercer and Jeremy Johnson. Santiago also went 2-for-4 with a RBI and first baseman Cole Murphy had a two-hit afternoon of his own. In addition, A.J. Bumpass contributed two RBI on a 1-for-4 day.
Series MVP - Eric Santiago
During the course of the weekend, Santiago went 5-for-12 with four RBI and a pair of extra-base hits. The UC third baseman is still not having the best season at the plate, but he boosted his batting average to .212 and more than doubled his RBI total, which now stands at seven.
The 10-16 Bearcats will face the Ohio State Buckeyes in a midweek game on Wednesday before traveling to visit the UConn Huskies next weekend.

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Finished Size: The ones with 4 letters are 20" by 83" and the ones with 5 letters are 20" by 99"
Activist ABC's was designed and created over the summer after being inspired by an SJSA workshop in Cambridge. In the process of designing, the goal was to have each letter of the alphabet represented in an illustratable way that related to social justice. The question of how to represent concepts of social justice were constantly negotiated: for example, "R" was initially going to stand for racism, but in the process of designing the actual block I had to question what racism looks like? Using past experiences as a person of color and paying close attention to the redlining in my own community, I attempted to understand how racism might be represented visually and clearly. Ultimately, I had to come to terms with the reality that some things cannot be seen or felt and the enormous task of adequately representing racism's complexity was too large for one block. In the end the "R" block illustrated Rosa Parks and the bus boycotts that stood in direct resistance to the racist and unfair systems of oppression and disadvantage. The same process went for other ideas that I ultimately retired such as "Access to Free Healthcare", "Equity", "Justice" and "Gun Control".
Upon completing the quilt and reflecting on the process, two incredible learnings rose to the surface. First, being unable to put a theoretical face to systems of oppression such as xenophobia, and mass incarceration, allowed me to recognize activists and ideas that perhaps would not have been otherwise acknowledged. This created space to highlight 13 year-old Zulaikha Patel who led a protest against her school system in response to their ban of natural hair in South Africa; colorism, the discrimination of those with darker skin tones; and the 4 year long, almost forgotten water crisis of Flint, Michigan. Allowing these ideas to be seen rather than more mainstream concepts, gives a chance for the viewer to learn about people and concepts that are not as well-known or do not have persistent media coverage. The second realization I had after completing the Activist ABC's was that I'm incredibly appreciative of SJSA and the SJSA volunteers with whom the quilt would not have been made possible without. From the amazing fabric that was sent to me to the collaborative work with each embroiderer that amplified each of the block's messages and to Nancy Williams for her expert creativity with long arm quilting in the final stage. I now recognize that the partnership with the Social Justice Sewing Academy and its volunteers have succeeded in finding that balance between activism, art, and community.


The English language is so rich with descriptive metaphors that sometimes we don't even notice they are there. Take the term "data driven". It paints a wonderful picture of scientists at work. "Data", is given the keys to the car and allowed to drive us wherever she wants to go. Our job is to observe as much as possible from the passenger seat.
Over the last few days, my critique of mainstream economic methodology has been that it is the opposite of data-driven. Noah Smith offers a rejoinder of sorts, claiming that critics of economics are stuck in the past.
Indeed, Smith specifically claims that modern econ is "data driven". Upon closer inspection, however, we find that what Smith calls "driving" is more like being locked in the trunk.
If possible, generalize about the observations.
The crucial error remains: theory first, data second, in order to judge what works.
Structural econometric models of optimal individual behavior provide an essential tool for ex ante evaluation of a range of economic policy measures. A typical structural econometric model is a model that is expressed exclusively in terms of structural (or "deep") parameters which determine optimal behavior of individuals in a given institutional environment. Such parameters are, for instance, the concavity parameter of the utility function, the convexity parameter of the cost function etc. Institutional environment in these models is characterized by a set of variables directly chosen by policy makers, such as unemployment benefits, tax rates and so on. Since structural parameters are invariant to policy changes by assumption of the underlying economic theory, having estimated these parameters one can perform any type of comparative statics/dynamics exercise, changing policy variables in any possible way and computing optimal individual response to this change. The difference between model predictions before and after the policy simulation directly leads a structural estimate of the policy effect. This stands in strong contrast to the majority of reduced-form models where model parameters are not invariant to policy changes and are therefore policy evaluation is, as a rule, ex post.
Whatever that means, it's clear that the model comes first, the real world second.


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of private limited company Gildewerk B.V.
Article 1: Definitions
Customer: the other party that concludes or negotiates a Contract with private limited company Gildewerk B.V., legally registered in Haarlem with headquarters at 41 A. Hofmanweg, 2031BH Haarlem, hereinafter referred to as Gildewerk, as well as the other party that requests and receives a quotation from Gildewerk.
Contract: the binding Contract between Gildewerk and the Customer, in whatever form, as well as its amendment(s) and supplement(s) and any (subsequent) order placed on the basis of the Contract.
Article 2: Applicability
These terms and conditions apply to all estimates and quotations from Gildewerk, as well as to all Contracts concluded by Gildewerk and the resulting activities, including the supply of goods and services, with the terms and conditions of the Customer excluded.
The establishment of a Contract, as stipulated in article 4 of these terms and conditions, implies that the Customer accepts these terms and conditions.
Departures from these terms and conditions must explicitly be agreed in writing. Departures will only affect the relevant estimates and Contracts to which they apply.
Gildewerk not requiring continuous strict observance of these terms and conditions does not mean that these terms and conditions do not apply and/or that Gildewerk relinquishes the right to require strict observance of these terms and conditions in future cases, whether similar or not.
If the Customer is a natural person not trading in a professional or commercial capacity, the articles in these terms and conditions, or parts thereof, that unreasonably impair the Customer because they appear on the lists stipulated in articles 6:236 and/or 6:237 of the BW (Civil Code) or are in conflict with statutory consumer rights, will not apply. In such a case, the remaining conditions will remain applicable in full.
The annulment and/or invalidity of any provision in these terms and conditions will not affect the applicability of the remaining provisions in these terms and conditions. The inconsistent, non-statutory provision will be deemed replaced by a provision as similar as possible to the intention and scope of the original provision.
Article 3: Estimates and quotations
All estimates and quotations from Gildewerk will remain free of obligation, unless explicitly specified otherwise in writing, or if they contain an acceptance period.
If an estimate or quotation contains an obligation-free offer and is accepted by the Customer, Gildewerk has the right to retract the offer within 5 (five) days following receipt of acceptance. Estimates and quotations from Gildewerk can only be accepted by the Customer without any departures.
Verbal estimates and quotations can never be considered binding unless subsequently confirmed in writing by Gildewerk, whether by invoice or not.
All varieties, sizes, dimensions, quantities, weights, rates and prices are issued by Gildewerk with the utmost care. However, there can be no guarantee by or on behalf of Gildewerk that no deviations can or will occur. If such deviations do unexpectedly occur, Gildewerk can in no case be held liable.
Article 4: Contracts
A Contract will only be established if confirmed and accepted by Gildewerk, or if Gildewerk has explicitly started fulfilling the Contract.
If the Customer refers to multiple (legal) persons, these persons will all severally be liable for fulfilment of the Contract. If the Contract is concluded by a third party on behalf of the Customer, this third party will guarantee that the Customer has accepted these terms and conditions. If the Customer defaults, the third party will be held liable as if it is the Customer.
Gildewerk is entitled to engage third parties for fulfilment of the Contract.
The Customer may not transfer rights or obligations forthcoming from the Contract to third parties without explicit written permission from Gildewerk.
Gildewerk is entitled to refuse – in full or in part – requests for fulfilment of a Contract for reasons if its own, or to suspend fulfilment of a current Contract. This entitlement can be invoked due to – amongst others – the content, nature, scope or form of such requests, as well as due to technical difficulties, (advance) payment refusal or requests in conflict with the interests of Gildewerk or third parties, including other Customers.
The Customer cannot invoke a Contract if, before or during fulfilment of the Contract, it emerges that type-, size-, dimension-, weight-, dosage- and quantity specifications supplied by the Customer are incorrect or incomplete. In such a case, Gildewerk reserves the right to not fulfil – or cease fulfilment of – a contract. If this occurs, Gildewerk can never be held liable for compensation of losses suffered by the Customer. This without diminishing the right of Gildewerk to claim compensation from the Customer or to proceed with fulfilment of the contract at a price higher than agreed, payment of which the Customer will be liable for.
Article 5: Content, amendment and cancellation of the Contract
The Customer will carry the risk of misunderstandings related to the content and fulfilment of the Contract if these are the result of Gildewerk not receiving specifications or receiving incorrect, late or incomplete specifications or other communications verbally or from a person appointed by the Customer, or if these are conveyed by any technical means such as telephone, facsimile, email and other similar transmission media.
The Customer cannot derive any rights from recommendations and information received from Gildewerk if these are not directly relevant to the Contract.
Full or partial amendment of the Contract by the Customer will only be possible if Gildewerk consents in writing. If full or partial amendment of the Contract results in additional expenses, Gildewerk will be entitled to claim compensation from the Customer to the extent that all additional expenses are – in any case – charged to the Customer. The Customer will also be fully liable to third parties for consequences arising from amendments to the Contract and will indemnify Gildewerk in such cases.
The Customer is not entitled to cancellation of the Contract in full or in part without explicit written consent from Gildewerk.
Gildewerk can make the written consent stipulated in section 4 subject to an entitlement to claim compensation from the Customer. Such compensation can include losses suffered and lost profit, and – in any case – includes preparation costs incurred by Gildewerk related to e.g. products purchased, production capacity reserved, materials bought, services enlisted and storage arranged. In case of full or partial cancellation by the Customer, the Customer will also be fully liable to third parties for consequences arising from cancellation and will indemnify Gildewerk in such cases.
If, during fulfilment of the Contract, Gildewerk deems it necessary to modify and/or supplement the impending activities for the purpose of appropriate fulfilment, Gildewerk will inform the Customer, after which the Contract will be amended, either in full or in part. Gildewerk can never be held liable for payment of compensation for losses suffered by the Customer as a result of such amendments.
Article 6: Prices and price changes
All prices set by Gildewerk are in Euro (€) and exclude sales tax and other government-imposed levies and surcharges, unless explicitly specified otherwise in writing.
The price set by Gildewerk for its forthcoming activities apply exclusively to activities in line with the agreed specifications.
Gildewerk is entitled to separately bill the Customer for additional costs not explicitly included in the Contract, if incurring of these costs is necessary for fulfilment of the Contract. In such a case, the Customer will be informed in writing at the earliest possible opportunity.
Gildewerk can furthermore increase the agreed prices and rates in case of – amongst others – interim increases and/or surcharges imposed on goods, materials, semi-manufactured products or services necessary for fulfilment of the Contract, rises in shipping costs, wages or social contributions, depreciation of the agreed currency and any government measures that increase prices, resulting in higher cost prices. In such a case, the Customer will be informed in writing at the earliest possible opportunity.
If, following establishment of the Contract, the price for fulfilment of the Contract undergoes an increase before Gildewerk has fully fulfilled its obligations forthcoming from the Contract, Gildewerk can adjust and change its prices accordingly, if and insofar as 3 (three) months have passed since establishment of the Contract.
Article 7: Payment
Payments due to Gildewerk from the Customer within the context of the contract will take place in advance, unless otherwise agreed (in writing). Payment will be in Euro (€).
If, in departing from section 1, the parties agree on a term of payment, this term of payment will always have a deadline. If no term of payment has been agreed, payment must be made within 14 (fourteen) days of date of invoice, the deadline for payment.
The customer cannot invoke any rights to discounts, suspensions or deductions. The Customer will only be entitled to compensation if Gildewerk has acknowledged the Customer's claim in writing.
If supply in batches has been agreed upon, Gildewerk can – once the first batch has been delivered – demand payment for all remaining batches in addition to payment for the delivered batch.
At all times and regardless of the agreed payment conditions, the Customer must – upon first request of Gildewerk – provide surety for payment of the amounts due to Gildewerk as stipulated by the Contract. The provided surety must be of such a nature that the amount due is fully covered, along with possible interest and charges, and that Gildewerk has unrestricted access to it. Surety that becomes insufficient at a later stage must, upon first request of Gildewerk, be topped up until it is sufficient. The Customer must furthermore, at all times and regardless of the agreed payment conditions, pay a deposit on the amounts due to Gildewerk as stipulated by the Contract. This particularly applies to possible purchase-, development-, manufacture-, packaging- and shipping costs (in the broadest sense possible of these terms) related to fulfilment of the Contract. In case of non-compliance, the Customer will be in default without written notice required from Gildewerk. Gildewerk will then, without diminishing its legal rights and rights forthcoming from these terms and conditions, be entitled to – amongst others – suspension of fulfilment of the Contract until the Customer has remedied this default.
Payments will, regardless of designation, firstly cover incurred interest and costs and will subsequently cover unpaid invoice with the earliest date.
If the payment deadline is exceeded, the Customer will legally be in default and contractual (compound) interest amounting to 1.5% per month on the amount due will be payable, with every commenced month counting as a full month. This does not diminish the rights that Gildewerk can apply with respect to non-payment or late payment by the Customer.
If a default situation occurs as described in section 7 of this article, Gildewerk will have the right and the authority to immediately suspend and halt fulfilment of the Contract until the Customer has met its outstanding payment obligations in full.
If Gildewerk is obliged to outsource its claim, all related legal or extrajudicial costs will be for the account of the Customer, not counting further entitlement to compensation. Extrajudicial costs are fixed at 15% of the amount due, while a minimum amount of € 750.00 (seven hundred and fifty Euro) applies. In this case, the amount due implies the total unpaid invoice amounts plus the (contractual) interest due.
Article 8: Supply times
Supply times specified by Gildewerk are estimates only and can therefore never be considered a deadline.
The supply time will only commence once all commercial and technical details have been agreed upon by the parties, once all necessary specifications have been received by Gildewerk, once the agreed (instalment) payments have been received and – furthermore – once all other conditions for fulfilment of the Contract have been met.
In case of circumstances other than those familiar to Gildewerk when it determined the supply time, Gildewerk will have the right and authority to extend the specified supply time by the amount of time necessary to fulfil the Contract under these circumstances.
If Gildewerk has suspended fulfilment of the Contract, the specified supply time will be extended by an amount of time equal to the duration of the suspension.
Simply exceeding the supply time will not result in default on the part of Gildewerk, not even if a supply deadline has been agreed in writing.
In case of an exceeded supply time, the Customer must first give Gildewerk notice in writing, after which Gildewerk must receive a reasonable period of time for fulfilment, a period that can never be less than 14 (fourteen) days. Within this period, Gildewerk can never be in default and be held liable for compensation.
Article 9: Fulfilment of the Contract
Gildewerk can fulfil the Contract as it chooses, unless the parties have explicitly agreed otherwise in writing. All contracts are fulfilled by Gildewerk in an order of its choice.
Gildewerk is not obliged to deliver in batches, but it can fulfil the Contract in instalments. In such a case, every delivery must be considered an individual transaction.
During fulfilment of the Contract by Gildewerk, the Customer must furthermore do whatever is reasonably necessary or preferable to facilitate timely delivery by Gildewerk.
If the Customer does not meet its obligations towards Gildewerk forthcoming from the Contract, Gildewerk will have the right and authority to immediately suspend and halt fulfilment of the Contract, or annul, cancel or amend the Contract in full or in part. Gildewerk can never be held liable for any compensation of losses suffered by the Customer as a result of such suspension, annulment, cancellation or amendment. However, the Customer will be held liable for compensation of all losses suffered as a result of delays caused by suspension. The Customer will likewise be held liable for compensation to third parties and will indemnify Gildewerk in such cases.
Article 10: Carriage, storage and risk
Gildewerk will at all times determine the method of carriage, shipment, packaging, etc. of its goods.
Delivery of the goods to be supplied by Gildewerk will be to the address specified by the Customer. This address must be located along a road suitable for the vehicle, which will allow it to safely arrive and depart. The Customer is obliged to take in the goods to be supplied by Gildewerk.
Acceptance of the goods delivered to the Customer by Gildewerk will serve as proof that the goods are in good external order, at which time the risk for the goods will transfer to the Customer.
Gildewerk will not be responsible for storage of the goods to be supplied unless otherwise agreed in writing. If, for whatever reason, storage becomes necessary, e.g. if the Customer does not or cannot take delivery of the goods, this will at all times be at the risk of the Customer. In such a case, Gildewerk will not be held liable for damage, depreciation or perishing of the goods during storage or related carriage. Gildewerk will furthermore at all times have the right to invoke its authority as described in article 6:90 of the BW (Civil Code).
Article 11: Retention of property and lien
Gildewerk will remain the owner of all its supplied goods for as long as the Customer has not fulfilled all its obligations as stipulated by the Contract, particularly its payment obligations, therefore including interest and costs.
Gildewerk at all times has the right to reclaim – or order the reclamation of – its supplied goods. The Customer will therefore authorise Gildewerk or its nominated third party to access the business premises or other buildings where the delivered goods are stored and/or held and to do – or refrain from doing – whatever is in the interest of recovery of the delivered goods, with all the aforementioned subject to a penalty of € 10,000 (ten thousand Euro) for every day that the Customer defaults, payable immediately and without prior notice.
The goods supplied by Gildewerk may only be sold on by the Customer within the context of normal commercial operations.
The Customer may not derive any rights from goods covered by retention of property as stipulated in this article, so it may not pledge the goods or encumber them with any other rights. The Customer is furthermore obliged and liable to immediately inform Gildewerk in writing if third parties wish to claim rights to goods covered by retention of property as stipulated in this article.
The Customer must, upon first request by Gildewerk:
arrange (or order arrangement of) ongoing insurance of the goods covered by retention of property as stipulated in this article against fire-, explosion- and water damage, as well as against theft and loss. It must also furnish the insurance policy/policies in question to Gildewerk for inspection;
pledge to Gildewerk all claims submitted by the Customer to insurers in relation to the goods supplied by Gildewerk and covered by retention of property as stipulated in this article, as prescribed in article 3:239 of the BW (Civil Code);
pledge to Gildewerk receivables owed to the Customer by its customers as a result of the onward sale of the goods supplied by Gildewerk and covered by retention of property as stipulated in this article, as specified in article 3:239 of the BW (Civil Code);
mark and specify as such the goods supplied by Gildewerk and covered by retention of property as stipulated in this article;
cooperate in every other way with all reasonable measures that Gildewerk wishes to impose for the protection and guarantee of the property rights that apply to the supplied goods covered by retention of property,
with all the aforementioned subject to a penalty of € 10,000 (ten thousand Euro) for every day that the Customer defaults, payable immediately and without prior notice.
If Gildewerk cannot invoke its retention of property rights because its supplied goods have become intermingled, transformed or accessioned, the Customer must pledge or credit to Gildewerk the goods in their new form, with all the aforementioned subject to a penalty of € 10,000 (ten thousand Euro) for every day that the Customer defaults, payable immediately and without prior notice.
Article 12: Complaints
Gildewerk will endeavour to do whatever is necessary to ensure that its performance, particularly the supply of goods, meets all reasonable demands.
Immediately after fulfilment of the Contract, the Customer must thoroughly inspect the delivered performance, including any delivered goods, for faults and defects. If these are present, Gildewerk must be informed in writing or by email immediately or within – at most – 7 (seven) working days following fulfilment and delivery.
If, after 7 (seven) working days following fulfilment and delivery, the Customer has not informed Gildewerk about faults and defects that could or should have been noted during thorough inspection, the Customer will be deemed in agreement with the state in which the performance – including goods – has been delivered, and any right to object will lapse.
The Customer must precisely specify any observed faults or defects and provide relevant proof, including – in any case – clear photographs.
Gildewerk must immediately be given the opportunity to inspect faults and defects observed by the Customer. If the faults and defects observed by the Customer are justified in the opinion of Gildewerk, Gildewerk can choose between awarding fair compensation, taking into account what is stipulated in articles 13 and 14, or devising an appropriate solution in consultation with the Customer such as the free redress of the faults and defects, including the supply of replacement goods. In such a case, the Customer can never claim further replacement or additional compensation.
Unless the Customer has taken into account the stipulations in this article, the performance delivered by Gildewerk will always be deemed good if the Customer has used, processed or treated the delivery or part of it, or has supplied it to third parties. Or if the Customer has ordered its use, processing, treatment or delivery to third parties.
If the period of 7 (seven) days as stipulated in the second and third sections of this article is considered by a sensible and attentive Customer to be unacceptably short according to standards of reason and fairness, this period will be extended to no later than when inspection or notification to Gildewerk is reasonably possible for the Customer.
Unless there are signs of intent or gross negligence, the Customer is not permitted to terminate the Contract, not fulfil its obligations in full or in part, suspend its obligations or defer its obligations if Gildewerk fails to fulfil its obligations.
Article 13: Liability and losses incurred
Gildewerk will not be held liable for losses incurred by the Customer unless these are the direct result of an imputable failure or unlawful deed on the part of Gildewerk. In such a case, Gildewerk will only be liable insofar as such liability is covered by its insurance, with the maximum insurance pay-out applying as the upper limit.
If Gildewerk's insurer does not pay out for whatever reason, or if the loss is unexpectedly not covered by the insurance policy, liability in such a case will be limited to the invoice amount of the Contract in question. Gildewerk will not be obligated to compensate further losses or costs, regardless of description or nature, including operational losses (e.g. business stagnation and loss of profit), immaterial losses or other consequential losses suffered by the Customer.
Gildewerk will furthermore not be held liable in case of force majeure as described in article 14 of these terms and conditions.
The Customer will indemnify Gildewerk from all third-party liabilities stemming from product liability resulting from defects in products supplied by the Customer to third parties, which consist (in part) of products and/or materials supplied by Gildewerk.
The limitations stipulated in this article do not apply if losses are the result of intent or gross negligence on the part of Gildewerk.
Article 14: Force majeure
Circumstances beyond the control of Gildewerk that arise through no fault of its own, whether or not foreseeable at the time of establishment of the Contract, which are of such a nature that fulfilment of the Contract can no longer within reason be expected of Gildewerk, apply as force majeure – whether permanent or temporary – and release Gildewerk from its fulfilment obligation.
Force majeure in all cases implies: war, unrest, pandemics, risk of war, terrorism, natural disasters, storm damage, fire, earthquakes, flooding, extreme weather, snow, snowfall, frost, frozen conditions, strikes, staff sit-ins, lockouts or lack of staff, lack of resources & means of carriage, maritime issues, traffic obstructions, import & export obstructions, machinery defects, theft of goods, IT failures, failure of internet connections & cable, telephone or other communication networks such as email, default by third parties involved by Gildewerk, supply failures by third parties, measures and/or obstructions in the broadest sense of the word related to the supply and/or distribution of goods, parts shortages, as well as all obstructions caused by government-imposed measures. Force majeure affecting Gildewerk's suppliers, as well as delivery problems resulting from inaccessible addresses, are also covered by this force majeure stipulation.
In case of force majeure, Gildewerk will be entitled to full or partial extrajudicial annulment of the Contract, without the Customer being entitled to compensation.
Article 15: Termination
Barring other written agreements, a Contract between Gildewerk and the Customer can only be terminated by the Customer if the Contract has been concluded for an unspecified period and if Gildewerk has agreed to termination.
If a Contract between Gildewerk and the Customer, according to which the Customer purchases goods and/or services for an uninterrupted period of one year or longer, has been established without any underlying written agreements, a written notice period of 3 (three) months will apply to both parties, increasing by 1 (one) month for every year that the collaboration continues, up to a maximum notice period of 6 (six) months in total.
If the Customer fails in fulfilling its obligations as stipulated in the Contract, or if circumstances as specified in section 4 of this article arise, Gildewerk will be entitled to – at its discretion – immediate interim termination of the Contract through annulment or cancellation without further notice. In such a case, the Customer will not be entitled to any compensation and the Customer will be liable to compensate Gildewerk for all losses, interest and costs arising from the interim termination.
Gildewerk can – amongst others – terminate the Contract in the interim at its discretion through annulment or cancellation if the Customer defaults on timely payment or does not meet other obligations stipulated in the Contract (including these terms and conditions), or if one of the following circumstances arises:
one or more assets belonging to the Customer are attached or seized by court order;
the Customer files for bankruptcy;
the Customer is declared bankrupt;
the Customer is granted or applies for suspension of payment, whether provisional or not;
the Customer passes away or is placed under receivership and/or administration;
the Customer's business ceases to trade and/or disbands and/or becomes liquidated and/or gets transferred to a third party;
Gildewerk is declared bankrupt;
the Customer acts or neglects to act in such a way that the good name of Gildewerk or that of third parties, including other Customers and/or suppliers of Gildewerk is brought/will be brought into serious disrepute;
the Customer lacks the permit, registration or permission necessary for the delivery, possession, storage or onward sale of the goods/services to be supplied by Gildewerk, or if the Customer otherwise no longer complies with the rules and regulations set by or under the law;
the Customer reports payment arrears.
Termination of the Contract, regardless of reason or cause, means that all payments owed by the Customer to Gildewerk will be payable immediately.
If, at the time of termination, Gildewerk has already acted towards fulfilment of the Contract, these actions and the associated payment obligations will not be subject to undoing.
Article 16: Intellectual property rights
The Customer acknowledges the fact that Gildewerk is the proprietor and exclusive licensor of all intellectual property rights, including patents, copyrights, designs, models, domain names, brands, trade names, knowhow and all other commercial rights, trade secrets and documents, etc. related to the goods and services supplied by Gildewerk. There will therefore be no transfer by any means of any intellectual property rights whatsoever to the Customer, unless explicitly agreed otherwise in writing. The aforementioned also applies to goods that have been specially designed and/or developed on behalf of the Customer.
Unless it has explicit written permission from Gildewerk, the Customer is not permitted to use Gildewerk's intellectual property rights for purposes other than the onward sale of the supplied goods. Under no circumstances may the Customer amend, delete and/or change Gildewerk's intellectual property rights. Insofar as Gildewerk grants the Customer permission to use its intellectual property rights, the Customer must at all times ensure that no harm is brought to the distinguishing properties, the reputation, the validity and/or the goodwill of these intellectual property rights belonging to Gildewerk. The Customer is furthermore not permitted to register brands that are identical or equivalent to Gildewerk's brands, which may result in confusion amongst clientele or could mislead clientele.
Unless it has explicit written permission from Gildewerk, the Customer is not permitted to make changes to the goods supplied to it by Gildewerk for onward sale, including any manuals, packaging and labelling. In line with this, the Customer is not permitted to sell, hire and/or otherwise commercially exploit the goods supplied by Gildewerk under a name other than Gildewerk. When conveying information to its (potential) customers, the Customer will only use product information issued by Gildewerk to the Customer. The Customer will ensure that it does not convey incorrect or misleading information about the goods to third parties.
If observed, the Customer will immediately inform Gildewerk in writing about any violations or possible violations of Gildewerk's intellectual property rights. The decision to take legal action against such violations at all times rests with Gildewerk.
In case of violation of this article, the Customer will forfeit a penalty of € 10,000 (ten thousand Euro), payable immediately, as well as a penalty of €1,000 (one thousand Euro) for every day or part thereof that the violation persists. This without diminishing its obligation to fully compensate Gildewerk for losses suffered if such losses amount to more than the aforementioned penalties.
Article 17: Promotional material
Promotional material supplied to the Customer by Gildewerk, including but not limited to displays, stands, brochures, specimens, samples, demonstration models, etc., may only be used by the Customer for the purpose of the (onward) sale and promotion of the goods and/or services supplied by Gildewerk. The aforementioned promotional material will remain the property of Gildewerk. If the Customer halts the purchase of goods and/or services from Gildewerk, Gildewerk will have the right to recover the promotional material from the Customer. In such a case, the Customer will commit to the immediate return of the promotional material. Gildewerk is furthermore entitled to the recovery of promotional material if the Customer is declared bankrupt, does not fulfil its payment obligations, has undergone debt restructuring and/or if moveable and/or immovable assets belonging to the Customer have been seized. In the aforementioned cases, the Customer will be obligated to return the supplied promotional material to Gildewerk.
The Customer will, in advance, pledge full cooperation with Gildewerk when it comes to repair of the promotional material.
Article 18: Confidentiality
The Customer will commit to doing all in its power to prevent confidential information belonging to and concerning Gildewerk from falling into the hands of third parties. This will not apply if a legal disclosure obligation exists and/or if the Customer can demonstrate that certain information is already in the public domain without violating this duty of confidentiality.
The Customer will ensure that a duty of confidentiality equal to that stipulated in section 1 is enforced among its employees or involved third parties that have access to the information specified in section 1.
In case of violation of this article, the Customer will forfeit a penalty of € 10,000 (ten thousand Euro), payable immediately and without notice, for every violation, as well as a penalty of € 1,000 (one thousand Euro) for every day or part thereof that the violation persists. This without diminishing the obligation of the Customer to pay full compensation to Gildewerk in this matter if the compensation amount exceeds the aforementioned penalty amounts.
Article 19: Applicable law and competent court
The Law of the Netherlands solely applies to Contracts covered by these terms and conditions, and to subsequent Contracts forthcoming from these terms and conditions.
All disputes – that may arise from the Contracts to which these terms and conditions apply, or from subsequent Contracts possibly forthcoming from the former, including their fulfilment – will be presided over by the Rechtbank Noord-Holland (North Holland District Court), located in Haarlem, the Netherlands.
Article 20: Amendment and interpretation of terms and conditions
These terms and conditions may be amended and adjusted. Any possible future amendments and adjustments will also apply to contracts established prior to the date of amendment and adjustment, unless agreed otherwise in writing.
Amendments and adjustments will take effect 21 days following announcement, unless otherwise stipulated at the time of announcement.
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A Thought: Hope for the Blessing.
So often we experience a surprise in a moment we were dreading—things turn out better than expected; something good happens that wouldn't have otherwise, had we not been there for that experience. So, brace yourself, and determine you will have HOPE for the Blessing to Come!


For three weeks, the researchers helped participants select meaningful songs and trained the patient and caregiver on how to use a portable media player loaded with the self-selected collection of music.
The shaded areas were activated by familiar music.
Using a functional MRI, the researchers scanned the patients to image the regions of the brain that lit up when they listened to 20-second clips of music versus silence. The researchers played eight clips of music from the patient's music collection, eight clips of the same music played in reverse and eight blocks of silence. The researchers compared the images from each scan.
The researchers found that music activates the brain, causing whole regions to communicate. By listening to the personal soundtrack, the visual network, the salience network, the executive network and the cerebellar and corticocerebellar network pairs all showed significantly higher functional connectivity.
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Ever wondered how Hong Kongers move around in the city back in the day? Hop on to the Hong Kong TramOramic Tour and experience first hand how it feels to be onboard one of the city's oldest forms of transportation.
The Hong Kong's tram system has been around since 1904 and remains as one of the most popular ways to explore the city. Today, the iconic open-top double decker trams are very much part of Hong Kong culture and are major tourist attractions in themselves.
To relive and experience Hong Kong's colorful history, the Hong Kong Tramways launched the TramOramic Tour, a unique 1-hour sightseeing experience aboard a 1920's style tram with an open top upper deck which offers unique elevated viewpoint of the most vibrant parts of the city, including bustling streets, soaring skyscrapers and historic hotspots.
On display inside the vintage cabin lower deck are video presentations and a picture gallery comparing past and present Hong Kong as well as a heritage corner with authentic tram memorabilia.
The tour comes with an audio guide by prominent Hong Kong historians and local tram experts which is delivered via individual headphones in 8 different languages (Mandarin, Cantonese, English, Korean, Japanese, French, Spanish and Russian). There is also Wi-Fi while a tram captain and attendant in costumes complete the experience.
The fare is HK$95 per adult, HK$65 per child from 4 to 11 years old (free under 4) and HK$65 per Senior Hong Kong citizen. The package includes a commemorative TramOramic Golden Ticket, which entitles the bearer to the 1-hour TramOramic Tour as well as a 2-day pass for unlimited free access to the Tramways' regular service. The TramOramic Tour tickets are available online via www.hktramways.com/en/tramoramic/. Thematic journey maps are available at www.hktramways.com/en/thematic-journeys/ for self-guided tours to interesting sites along the tram lines.
The tour can accommodate 36 passengers and departs six times a day. between Western Market Terminus and Causeway Bay Terminus, and swinging through the Happy Valley loop. The tour ends at the opposite terminus.


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Ionesco's "Rhinoceros" Produced by New York Film Academy South Beach at Miami Theatre Center's Sandbox Series
In the midst of Art Basel and Miami's busiest art season of the year, the New York Film Academy (NYFA) South Beach will contribute to the thriving international celebration of art and culture through Art Talks at SPECTRUM, a partnership with PULSE — and a thought-provoking production of Eugene Ionesco's "Rhinoceros" at the Miami Theatre Center's Sandbox Series.
With artists visiting Miami from around the world to examine the meaning and state of contemporary art, revisiting this classic existential play could not come at a more perfect time.
"Rhinoceros" explores the apathetic Berenger's metamorphosis from a disconnected, depressed and isolated individual to a hero motivated by unconditional love and responsibility for his fellow man, in the midst of an epidemic where weak-willed people are inexplicably turning into rhinos.
Ionesco wrote the play as a response to WWII, examining not only the psychology behind Fascism and Nazism but also the human need to imbue life with meaning by following a cause.
The surrealist piece is to be mounted by the New York Film Academy South Beach's Fall 2015 class of the Bachelor of Fine Arts in Acting for Film program as an end-of-semester production that includes each and every student from the cohort. The cohort includes:
Diana Urbano
Azarias Daniels
Domonic Licciardello
Jeremiah Rivas
Michaela Downes
George Fernandez
Andre Morrissette
Cassandra Rosado
Christopher Croley
Jhaneal Hector
Nothando Palesa Xulu
Directed by veteran NYFA instructor Paul Tei, known for his work in a dozen TV shows including Netflix's "Bloodline," "American Horror Story," and "Burn Notice," this adaptation of "Rhinoceros" exposes how relevant Ionesco's questions on man's search for meaning and the nature of interpersonal responsibility and connection are still extremely vital to contemporary art, and beyond.
Paul Tei received his MFA in directing from the prestigious Theatre School at De Paul University, and his BA in theatre from Barry University. He is the artistic director and founder of The Mad Cat Theatre Company, where he has directed numerous productions and world premiers. Paul's directorial work outside the company has been seen in New York, where his production of "BUMP" had a sold-out run at The Henry Street Settlement, as well as in San Francisco, Los Angeles, Las Vegas, New Hampshire, Vermont, and across the pond in Manchester and at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival for Mad Cat Theatre Company's premier production of "Going Green the Wrong Way."
The New York Film Academy South Beach, like all NYFA locations, focuses its programs on the philosophy of learning by doing. Acting for Film students learn to act for film by actually performing in films, while also training in the essential acting techniques and skills rooted in theatre. The end-of-semester performance of "Rhinoceros" is a part of their Play Production Workshop, a course focused on developing the skills and techniques of live performance as a foundation for their craft.
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The last day of Vault.
In three weeks we've sent the curtain up on 100 different events, hosted over 25 unique artists and companies, seen over six thousand people through the door, been the number viewed event on Time Out for almost whole month, and had a damn fine time doing it.
By the broadest estimation we have put fifty grand in the pockets of young artists – and we feel as proud of them and we do ourselves.
While we're on back-patting, let's appreciate the strength of the thing we've built, against all the odds, without any major backers or sponsors – VAULT was built by unity of vision and linking energetic companies together. Well done to all the artists, to all the technicians, to all the volunteers and to all the audiences, and everyone else who picked up the ball and just kept running. We couldn't have done it without you.
Where to go from here? We're not switching to a completely subterranean lifestyle just yet. This summer will see another fantastic Standon Calling festival, where we'll be having all kinds of ludicrous outdoor fun, and before we get there we've got some plans for the parks and a few more plans for this place. So watch this space – thanks for coming along.


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Elizabeth Towers relaunched for en bloc sale at reserve price of S$630 million
Esther Au Yong
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June 14, 2022, 2:05 AM ·2 min read
Elizabeth Towers at Mount Elizabeth, off Orchard Road. (PHOTO: Edmund Tie)
SINGAPORE – Freehold residential property Elizabeth Towers off Orchard Road has been relaunched for collective sale via tender with a reserve price of S$630 million.
The 54,317 sq ft property, located at 12 and 14 Mount Elizabeth, was previously put up for en bloc sale for the same price in November 2021.
The sole marketing agent, Edmund Tie & Company, said in a press release on Monday (13 June) that the tender will close at 3pm on 25 July.
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The site is zoned for "residential" use, with a building height of up to 36 storeys under the URA's Master Plan 2019, and it can be redeveloped up to its verified existing gross floor area of 252,438 sq ft or at a plot ratio of 4.65.
After considering an eight per cent bonus floor area, the reserve price reflects a land rate of approximately $2,400 per sq ft per plot ratio.
Head of Investment Advisory at Edmund Tie, Swee Shou Fern said, "This is a trophy corner plot offering the successful bidder a rare opportunity to create an ultra-luxury residential landmark that reflects city living at its finest, in the heart of Orchard Road."
"On the back of the influx of wealth into Singapore where high-net-worth individuals seek diversification and exclusivity, and the number of freshly minted local millionaires and billionaires in recent years, we are confident that the future luxurious residential project will command a strong pool of interested investors and owner occupiers..." she added.
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Thisstruck me as the line that the Society often takes; it is the outward things that bring us close to God. Is this statement they make true? Will my praying, alone, bring me close to Jehovah?
I think the Biblical teaching is very clear – Jehovah will not regard us as a friend just because we ask Him for things. Being called a friend came out of the Covenant that God made with Him. Romans 4 seeks to explain this to us. It was not the works that made Abraham God's friend but that he understood what it meant to be, "justified by faith". This is something that no man can do whatever group they join; how many doors they call on; or how many prayers they pray.
First, God pronounces as righteous through the finished work of Jesus Christ and then we work out our salvation from there. Seeking to work out our salvation, without knowing our justification may mean we will do many good works but it will not mean that we have a relationship with Jehovah.
Once again the works of the organisation are put forward as a means of having a relationship with God and the blood of Jesus Christ is sidelined, except for a few of the 144,000 left on earth.
Pages 8-12 of The Watchtower, 15 November, 2003 carried an article entitled, "Handling God's Word Aright". The basis, explained in the opening paragraphs, is that we need the right tools and know how to use them. From here they make a number of points about the examples we have in Scripture and how we need to be rooted in God's Word. We will look at each point made under their main paragraph headings.
"Paul – A Zealous Kingdom Publisher" – pp.8-9.
Some of the points made here are good. Like Paul, we need to make effective use of God's Word.
"Like Paul, we can glorify our work as ministers by making frequent and effective use of the Word of God. In all features of our field ministry, our goal should be to share something from the Scriptures with as many people as possible. How can we do this with persuasion? Consider three important ways: (1) Direct attention to God's Word in a way that creates respect for it. (2) Tactfully explain and apply what the Bible says. (3) Reason from the Scriptures in a way that is convincing." – p.9.
Three excellent points which we certainly should follow; unfortunately it does not end there.
"Present-day Kingdom proclaimers have tools that were not available to Paul during his ministry. These include books, magazines, brochures, handbills, tracts, and audio and video recordings. In the past century, testimony cards, phonographs, sound cars, and radio broadcasts were also used. Of course, our best tool is the Bible, and we need to make good and proper use of this indispensable tool." – p.9.
Well, at least we end up with the thought that the Bible is best, but the writers must remind us of the literature which we should use too.
"Our Ministry Must Be Rooted in God's Word" – p.9.
"Timothy was not to permit his personal views to shape his teaching." – p.10.
But isn't this just where the Watchtower Society has fallen down? They should be commended for wanting to reach every house with the "gospel message" but if it is not the true one, but one shaped by the personal views of the Society leaders, it will not be fulfilling Jehovah's will – they admit that themselves.
"Our Conduct Must be Good" – p.10.
Amen, our lives must show the truth of what we are preaching.
"God's Word Has Transforming Power" – p.11.
"The power of God's Word is also illustrated in the case of Paulina, a woman in Ghana. A full-time Kingdom proclaimer held a Bible study with her in the book Knowledge That Leads to Everlasting Life. Paulina was involved in a polygamous marriage and saw the need to make changes, but her husband and all her relatives violently opposed her. Her grandfather, a high-court judge and a church elder, tried to dissuade her by resorting to a misapplication of Matthew 19:4-6. The judge sounded authoritative, but Paulina quickly realized that this was similar to Satan's twisting of the Scriptures when he tempted Jesus Christ. (Matthew 4:5-7) She recalled Jesus' clear statement on marriage, to the effect that God created humans male and female, not male and females, and that the two, not the three, were to become one flesh. She stuck to her decision and was finally granted the customary divorce from the polygamous marriage. Soon, she was a happy baptized Kingdom proclaimer." – p.12.
Here there was a change but again it is all to do with outward things. She came out of a polygamous marriage; nothing is said about a change of heart, or love for His Word or being led by the Holy Spirit into all truth.
"God's written Word is indeed a powerful tool for our use in helping others to make changes in their lives in order to draw close to Jehovah." – p.12.
Please note the order – we make the changes, so that we can draw close to Jehovah. This is putting the proverbial cart before the horse and indeed will get us nowhere. We need a changing relationship with Christ in order for God's living word to work in our lives.
This article goes on to show that the Watchtower Society teaches apologetics from their point of view. They talk about the need to use "logical reasoning, sound argument, and earnest entreaty…" – p.14.
So here is an example of Watchtower apologetics – could you give a reasoned defence?
So on the day that Jesus died He told the thief that decided to be obedient, you will be with me in paradise. This sounds convincing? To those without any Biblical knowledge it might be, but let's look at it closely. We will not worry about the 'movable comma' for now; we will simply ask is the "Paradise" that Jesus referred to here the "paradise earth" that the Witness says we are going to?
For anyone that knows anything about Watchtower Theology, we can see immediately that this presentation will not prove the point; in fact it will do just the opposite. Simply, Jesus will not be in paradise earth and so when He says, "you will be with Me" it is obvious that this cannot refer to the earth paradise! This is not part of Scripture that convinces us we will have life on earth. Indeed it really shows that all those who are obedient and serve Christ will be with Him.
"And they will certainly build houses and have occupancy; and they will certainly plant vineyards and eat [their] fruitage. They will not build and someone else have occupancy; they will not plant and someone else do the eating. For like the days of a tree will the days of my people be; and the work of their own hands my chosen ones will use to the full. They will not toil for nothing, nor will they bring to birth for disturbance; because they are the offspring made up of the blessed ones of Jehovah, and their descendants with them. And it will actually occur that before they call out I myself shall answer; while they are yet speaking, I myself shall hear. 'The wolf and the lamb themselves will feed as one, and the lion will eat straw just like the bull; and as for the serpent, his food will be dust. They will do no harm nor cause any ruin in all my holy mountain,' Jehovah has said." – NWT.
The context is not about just earth, but God's whole new creation. When we look at the verses in Revelation 21 which are talking about the same event as Isaiah, we see that heaven and earth are rolled into one. There is no separation between heaven and earth; sin that divided God's realm from man's realm is dealt with and God is dwelling with all His people.
Once again, we do not find that this refers to a group of men and women living on earth, separate from a few others living with God in heaven. It shows us indeed that God has a glorious future for all His people.
We discover that the apologetics that the Watchtower teaches is not based upon God's Word but upon the 'personal teachings' of those who run the Society.