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We are having a party with a purpose tonight. Pray that it goes well! I am very excited about it! We are raising money for Hands and Feet again. I will tell you how it went next week.
Friday, October 30, 2009
Fall Pics
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Thursday, October 29, 2009
I grew up in Florida which was wonderful, but we didn't exactly experience the seasons. I remember getting so excited when it got down in the 50's at Christmas. Nashville is a great place to live. It has all four seasons, but none of them are too harsh. Here are some pictures of the same spot in our backyard during different seasons.
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Wednesday, October 28, 2009
Suspicious Mail
I received a number of notices in the mail that I had a package that needed to be signed. I called the post office and they said that I MUST sign for it. This got my curiosity up. Usually they would allow me to sign and place a note on the door.
I drove to the post office and picked up the package. It was a small box with no return address only postage from Mexico. My imagination took the best of me and I wondered if the kidnappers had found us. It would not be that difficult to do the way the internet is. I began wondering how big a bomb was.
I looked around the parking lot of the post office. There was a mailman pulling his truck around the back. Another person was casually walking into the store next door. Everything was simply normal yet I might be literally holding a ticking time bomb. However, it was not ticking. I listened.
I peaked inside one of the corners of the box. There was another box inside. The box inside had a picture of a cat on the front...not a likely bomb cover. Still, my heart was racing. I got out of the truck (don't know why that would make a difference) before I opened it. Inside, I found Mexican candy and a note from Barbara!
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Tuesday, October 27, 2009
Discouragement Turns to Joy
As many of you know, I was feeling very discouraged toward the beginning of last week. After your prayers, I began feeling much better. Then, by Wednesday night I was so overcome with joy that I had trouble going to sleep!
One thing is that I feel like the Lord is allowing me time to actually be off. Don't get me wrong. The last 10 years have been incredible and I would not change it for the world. However, I have set aside some things in my life in order to do this ministry. The ministry takes precedence over everything, so I have missed out on some family things or community events. Now, I feel like the Lord is saying to go be with family. Join a couple of Bible study groups. Nurture these relationships with friends.
To confirm that, I can go see my family in Florida, stay in a hotel near Brock's sister and family near Christmas, fly to the Dominican Republic for vacation and to visit our Compassion child all for free! Because of all of our frequent flier miles and Hilton Honors points, we are able to do all of this! It's as if the Lord is saying to have fun on Him! We are able to do all of this because of our travel for the ministry.
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Monday, October 26, 2009
Fun Last Week
I went to my friend, Carrie's, house for lunch one day. She cooked a delicious quiche. Here's a picture of her standing by her quiche in her kitchen (like they do with chefs in magazines).
Then, we went to the Cocoa Tree. Here are the Barbara Mandrell boots replica Bethany made with chocolate.
She has two new truffles called pink lemonade and banana's foster.
For dinner club, we went to a new taco shop in Franklin called Oscar's. It was delicious! So far so good with our new restaurants.
After dinner, we stopped by the grocery store. When they began playing a romantic song, Emily began dancing with the large, frog stuffed animal. Maybe I was missing Brock or something, because shortly after, I grabbed the stuffed puppy and began dancing as well!
I went to a chili cookoff at my friends house.
We tried all 7 different chilis and voted on the one we liked best. I was expecting them to taste a lot alike, but they were all very unique. It was fun!
Of course, Lindsey encouraged eating flaming marshmallows while we were sitting around the fire.
And then there was a pumpkin piniata.
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Labels: Oscar's Taco Shop, The Cocoa Tree
Saturday, October 24, 2009
Show at Boston College
They had some last minute problems with the show last night, but the message went really well. That's what we were mainly concerned about. Thanks for the prayer. Brock has another show tonight at a church in Boston. Pray that it goes well. Brock wrote a funny blog about the school assembly in Oklahoma. Go here to read it.
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Friday, October 23, 2009
Cool Story about Giving 2
If you haven't read yesterday's blog yet, then, read it first. Of course I didn't say anything to my friend about all of this until I talked it over with Brock, but I felt rather confident about it. Brock is usually the one the Lord tells what to give, because he has such a gift with it. I immediately told Brock all about it. He said, "Sure, let's do it." I began planning how we could send her or the doctor $100 every month for the next year.
The next day, I was wading through the mail that had stacked up so high while we were gone. Somewhere buried beneath credit card offers and bills was an envelop from our county. This was strange to get a handwritten letter from the county, so I skipped all the other stuff and quickly tore it open. The only thing in the envelop was a check for $1,200. On the memo line it said, "Overpayed taxes for 2008." I don't even know what that's about, but we were not counting on it at all. It was out of the blue but very curious timing, don't you think???
Brock said to give it to my friend, and that's what I did! I don't know why the Lord didn't send the money directly to her, but I have my ideas. I think that He wants us to need each other. We are a body and that's how a body functions. Another reason is that if the money came straight to them, do you think she would spend it on herself? If you knew her, you would know that she would spend it on something that her whole family needed or wanted or at least spend it on her kids. Another reason is probably that he wanted to give me and Brock the joy of giving it to her! The Lord is so sweet!
Please pray for Brock's show tonight. It's at Boston College. They are advertising to students from a few colleges around there. Pray specifically that Brock will know just how to relay His message to them.
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Thursday, October 22, 2009
Cool Story about Giving
First of all, the show went great in Tulsa, OK. There were about 1,000 in attendance and 95 people decided to follow Jesus last night.
I have something very cool to tell you about. A couple of weeks ago, the Lord told me that he wanted me to give something to this friend of mine. He didn't tell me what to give her, so I was very curious about it. When I saw her, she told me that she and her husband had just saved up enough money to buy a couch, but they found out that morning that they had termites and it costs the same amount of money to fix that situation as it would to buy the new couch. So, she said disappointed, "There goes my couch."
I got really excited, because I thought that maybe this was it! Then, the Lord said, "I know what you are thinking, but that's not it." Over the course of lunch, she was telling me about how her health was not doing so good but doctors did not know what was causing her so much pain. She had seen some sort of advertisement for a doctor who specialized in treating the symptoms she was having. However, it was going to cost $100 a month for a year for the treatment. $1,200 is a lot of money, and her insurance would not cover it.
At that point, the Lord said, "This is it." I got very excited because I knew that this is what the Lord wanted me to give to her! More on this tomorrow...
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Wednesday, October 21, 2009
Show in Tulsa, OK
Please pray for Brock and John at the show tonight in Tulsa, OK. Pray for the Holy Spirit to work in the lives of all who are present there tonight.
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Feeling Better
Thanks for the prayer and encouragement. Things began to get better yesterday. Not only did I begin to feel better, but some of my friends began inviting me to things. Then, last night, Lindsey and I went to this small group (we call them villages) with a few girls. We didn't know anyone who was in the group. As we approached the apartment, we were very nervous. I even told Lindsey that if we didn't like it, we would never go back. We loved it! The girls were wonderful! I actually knew one of them but didn't know she was in this group. We shared with each other and prayed together. It was an answer to prayer for both me and Lindsey.
The Lord takes care of me. I know He will. A few years ago, I woke up one morning knowing that He wanted us to do more illusions involving everyday items instead of big box tricks. This meant less of me onstage. I was the one who would get in the boxes. I told Brock what the Lord had told me. We took it to heart, and sure enough, we began doing illusions more personality driven (specifically Brock's personality) and not prop driven. It's so much better that way. Of course, the Lord was the One to tell me that I wasn't going to be in the show as much. If Brock would have told me, I would have been crushed. After we made the changes to the show, I still received just as many if not more compliments on being Brock's assistant.
I say all of that to say this. The Lord was the One who told me to take this break from the road. He has His reasons. Maybe it's just because I need the break, and He is looking out for me, or maybe He wants me to spend more time with Him and not be distracted by the cares of the road. It might be another reason all together, but He does have His reasons. He knows how to take care of me the best!
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Tuesday, October 20, 2009
Please pray for me. I cannot explain it very well, but I am feeling very discouraged. There are times out on the road when I feel alone. This is one of those times. It's also difficult to keep up a personal life when we travel so much. Now, we come home and everyone else has their own lives going on.
It's difficult to balance life on the road and then at home as well. This year it's been out of balance because we've been out on the road so much. We have only been able to have a few parties. For other reasons, our community is falling apart.
I have mixed emotions about Brock going out on the road again this week without me. I know that I need the rest, but when I do shows, I don't think about anything else. It's a sort of escape. Anyway, pray that the Lord helps me figure some things out.
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Monday, October 19, 2009
Week One of a Scheduled Life
Well, I survived the first week of my scheduled life. Honestly, it did not feel very different because Brock was here and I didn't miss a show yet. However, I did begin my schedule. I have an activity that I do with people and then a few work and prayer commitments that I keep everyday. Here's my activity schedule:
Monday-Date night with Brock since he is usually here on Mondays this fall. Last Monday we went to see a movie and went out to dinner. Just simple dinner and a movie, but it's been so long!!!
Tuesday-A small group with some ladies here and my friend, Lindsey. This is the only activity that I actually skipped last week. Whoops! Already not following the schedule, but that's bound to happen sometimes. Something came up with Brock that night.
Wednesday-Beth Moore Bible study that my friend, Tiffany, leads in Murfreesburo. It was so fun to actually do a Bible study with others!
Thursday-Dinner club with the girls. Every Thursday, we try a new restaurant...one that we have not ever tried. This is fun and feeds my adventurous side! Last week, we went to a Persian restaurant called House of Kabob. We tried hummus and babbaganoush, kabobs, and dessert. The food was fabulous! What flavor! The baklavah was good, but Steph said that the rose petal ice cream tasted like her grandma's bathroom smells. I agreed with that, but everything else was superb!
Friday-Lunch with my friend, Carrie. Last week, I spent the whole time venting to her about the road, because she traveled for several years in a band and gets it. I'm sure I will be much more rested and positive about everything this week.
On the weekends, I don't have a schedule except church on Sunday. This weekend was really fun with Brock here. It included a few dinners with friends and an adventure in the Haunted Woods going on by our house.
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Saturday, October 17, 2009
Please Pray
This is the blog my sister, Kay, who is a missionary in Bolivia along with her husband, Trent, posted today...
As many of you know, the main community where our team has been working for the past year and a half is a small village called Qhochumi. A few months back, the guys told the first story that included baptism in it and our "man of peace," Celedonio, soon after told them that he wanted to get baptized, without even being asked. When the guys tried to make his request a reality, he began to make excuses as to why he couldn't do it that day, putting it off further and further.
We prayed that this trip Celedonio would put aside all of his hesitations and be baptized along with some other members of the community who have been listening to the stories. However, the guys called this morning and things are not going well. Celedonio told them he is not interested in the stories anymore and doesn't want to change. The other families that have been learning the stories are working our guys like slaves and don't seem to be interested anymore either.
Trent and our Quechua friend, Simon, have gone to meet the guys, encourage them, and assess the situation. As you can imagine, we are all confused, discouraged, and sad. What is God's plan in all of the this? Why would we see God working through His word this whole time only for it to end in nothing?
Please pray for Trent and Simon as they travel and for our guys, Javier, Roberto, and Efrain, who are very, very discouraged.
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Friday, October 16, 2009
Beautiful Sand Art
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Thursday, October 15, 2009
Restaurants in New York City
We tried a few different pizza places while we were in New York City...Little Italy in Soho and Original Famous Ray's Pizza. However, I enjoyed Hell's Kitchen Pizza the best. I ate more pizza in 3 days in NYC than I have in the last 3 years. On Saturday of that week, as we were flying back home, I remembered why. My allergies were so bad that I was sick all day. I seem to get that way after I eat pizza. Dairy is not good for the sinuses. No matter how much I love pizza, I am going to go back to only eating it for my birthday once a year.
We also had some very good Thai food. Before we went to NYC the first time, we asked people that had been where to eat. They all said that everywhere was great. This got on our nerves. It's like when we ask the waitress at a new restaurant what to get and she says that everything is good. We soon found out that people were right about NYC. Usually, we like to know where to eat and what to get when we go to a city, but in NYC, we take the advise of my sister-in-law and simply eat as much as we can because it's so good!
This visit to the City we had a unique dining experience. We went to an underground ninja restaurant. It was fun! We went down an elevator and through a dark secret passage way to get to our table. Along the way, a guy jumped down from above us scaring us. The waitresses and waiters were dressed like ninjas and would sneak up behind people and pretend to put some kind of kung fu move on them. The food was a 5-course Asian meal. Often the entrees would come out smoking or with a huge knife stuck through it. It was an unforgettable dining atmosphere!
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Labels: Famous Ray's Pizza, Hell's Kitchen Pizza, Little Italy, Ninja Restaurant in NYC
Wednesday, October 14, 2009
Chocolate Tour in New York City
We went on a walking chocolate tasting tour in New York City. This is Kee's chocolate and was our favorite place that we went! She breaks a lot of rules when it comes to chocolate. For example, she serves her chocolate the day she makes it and keeps it cool. Most chocolatiers make the chocolate a few days before they serve keep it at room temperature. The creme bruele truffle was amazing! It was an experience when you put it in your mouth. In fact, Brock made quite a scene when he fell all the way to the ground after he tasted it! He was blown away by the magical flavor. The chocolatier was there that day and she got a kick out of how excited Brock was over her chocolate.
We also went to Vosges chocolate cafe. You may recognize the name. She happens to be young, but is very successful. She is famous for making very unique chocolate like bars with bacon in it.
Marie Belle was a fashion designer. That's why her store looks like the inside of a southern belle's closet. The walls are a torquoise satin. There is a chest of drawers in the center of the store displaying some boxes of chocolate. Also, her husband is an artist and his art is displayed on the top of her truffles.
Eileen was here the day we went in. She began by using her building as a bakery to make her treats and ship them to restaurants all over the city. People began knocking on her door asking what that wonderful smell was and if they could buy something. Therefore, she opened the store to the public and won best NYC bakery for three years in a row.
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Tuesday, October 13, 2009
New York City
Well, I don't have any pictures to show you, but I will try and describe the best city in the world. For those of you who have never been, it's bigger than you think. The buildings are so tall. We stayed on the 26th floor of a hotel in Midtown. We went on top of the Empire State building this trip. Everywhere you look it is city...skyscraper after skyscraper.
However, there is also another world going on underneath the city. When I would walk around in the morning, I would see people pull up these doors in the ground and bring their deliveries down the stairs under the sidewalk. We also went to Penn Station. This is where the trains and subways meet underground. It actually sits under Madison Square Garden. There is a whole city down there...tons of restaurants, and shops, a K-mart. People hustling and bustling through there. I am familiar with just about every kind of transportation there is, but NOT subways. It was rather intimidating. You could definitely tell that we were tourists by the total confusion on our faces. Everyone knew exactly where they were going except us.
The people are not rude. They are actually very nice when you talk to them. They usually don't initiate conversations, but they seem to enjoy it when you strike up a conversation (which, being from Tennessee and all, we did everywhere we went). We talked with a hairdresser while we were riding the subway until she got to her stop. One restaurant owner heard that we were performing in Jersey and gave us a free meal! We also sat next to a guy in a little deli and talked with him while we ate.
There is not much personal space in the city. Even many of the restaurants had a bunch of tables all next to each other. You sat where you could even if you had strangers sitting on either side. I think that is why people may be slightly standoffish. You know that feeling you have after being cooped up on a small plane with a lot of people? New York City is like that all the time. Millions of people living on an island that is 22.96 square miles.
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Monday, October 12, 2009
A Break From the Road
I am taking a two month break from the road. I will still be working some, though. I will make all of the travel plans for Brock and John (he will be going with Brock on all of the shows) and pack up for every trip. However, I will be staying home! You could say that I am taking a sabbatical from the road.
I haven't stayed at home for 2 months straight since I was in high school. That's been 15 years! This is going to be very different. I also do not have any routines. I take showers at different times every day. I eat at all different times, and the list goes on and on. So, I have decided to try an experiment. I'm going to stay home for these two months and create a routine. I will do the same thing weekly. For example, Wednesday will be errand day as well as the day I attend a women's Bible study.
It's going to be interesting. Time will tell if I enjoy the routine or hate it. You are more than welcome to walk with me through this time. Some of you that have more of a routine in your life may be thinking that my grand ideas of keeping a schedule will never work. I guess I must learn the hard way, or maybe it will be so much easier to have some sort of order to my days. Ready or not, here I go!!!
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Sunday, October 11, 2009
Show in Monroeville, PA
The show was good in Monroeville, PA last night. It's just outside of Pittsburgh. The crowd was fun. I love doing shows. However, last night was the last one I am going to do for a while. I will explain it all tomorrow.
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Saturday, October 10, 2009
Show in Mifflintown, PA
Thursday night, we flew into Pittsburgh and stayed near the airport. Yesterday, we had a leisure morning and then drove a few hours to Mifflintown where our show was last night. On the drive, I saw the pretty countryside of Pennsylvania. We drove through rolling hills with trees marked by fall. The colors where astounding! What a beautiful place.
The show last night went rather well. There were a few ball games that interfered with the attendance, but we still had fun. Two of the people who decided to give their lives to Christ last night happened to be neighbors with one of the members of the church. She had been talking with them about Jesus for some time now. It's cool that she helped make the soil ready in their lives.
Today, we head to Monroeville, PA to do one more show before flying home tomorrow. Monroeville is back near Pittsburgh. Pray that all goes well!
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Friday, October 09, 2009
Chocolate and Magic
The other night, I noticed that Brock had a chocolate bar inside of the vault. The vault is a new escape Brock does from a tiny steel box. He can barely fit in there. Yesterday, he informed me that he ate some chocolate while he was in the vault before he escaped. It was funny! Only Brock would do that.
We are in Pittsburgh right now. We are about to drive a little over 3 hours to a town called Mifflintown to perform there tonight. Tomorrow, we drive back over to this area to perform in Monroeville. Please pray for these two shows.
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Thursday, October 08, 2009
Show in Jackson, TN
The show last night went great! It was packed out. They were bringing in chairs for the first 15 minutes to seat everyone. The crowd had so much energy that lasted the entire night. The response to the message of Jesus Christ was big...over 150 people gave their lives to Jesus.
Today we fly to Pennsylvania where we perform a show Friday night and Saturday night in towns 3 hours apart. Pray for us, especially Brock, as this has been a busy week.
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Labels: Brock Gill show, Jackson's, TN
Wednesday, October 07, 2009
Show in Wisconsin
Brock said that the show last night went well. I did not go with him since I was still very worn out, and we have a big week this week. We have a guy traveling with us now. His name is John.
John is a God-send. We have been praying for a guy to travel with us so that I could stay home more. As you may know, we have had girls travel with us for the last few years. At the time, that's what I needed as well...a girl around in a male dominated profession. Now, we need a guy to keep up with this crazy schedule so that I can take a break (more on that later).
John is a quick learner and he has jumped right in there. He is very proactive and a leader. He is also much more thorough and organized than we are. We tend to fly by the seat of our pants, but John thinks things through beforehand. It may be time for a change. John just might help alleviate stress in many ways! Pray for John as well as Brock as he is on the road with him. Also, pray for our show in Jackson, TN tonight!
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Tuesday, October 06, 2009
My Camera, Brock's Post
I thought that Brock explained this very well...
i have sad news for you. aunys most prized possession is now gone. if you know auny then you know she takes alot of pictures. she loves her camera. that little camera is in the back of a taxi cab in new york city right now. i wanted to show you our pictures of our trip but someone else is going to be enjoying those right about now. i know, sad news.
auny was so upset. she doesnt care about things at all. she doesnt even think about our possessions. she does care about her pictures tho. i think it is because it is her life. her memories are stored and saved in the albums that she has. this will be one trip that will be missing. dont worry she will have a new camera very soon. by the way, does anyone have any suggestions on camera?
Pray for our show tonight at the University of Wisconsin.
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Monday, October 05, 2009
Shows in New Jersey and Tennessee
The show Friday night in New Jersey was extra intense, because we did the bullet catch. This magnifies my anxiety about the show quite a bit. It also takes it out of me when we do it because it's extra stressful. The audience that night were a bit rowdy. I was so concerned that they would not get quiet in time for the crazy stunt. I was backstage texting people to pray. Then, when it came time to do it, the crowd did get more attentive. The routine went well, and by the time Brock began speaking the message about Jesus, the audience was still. There were 550 in attendance Friday night and 111 gave their lives to Christ. It was worth it!
We flew home Saturday. All day that day my sinuses were really acting up. I thought that maybe I was getting sick even though Brock's sickness had been more about his throat than his sinuses. Then, I realized that I had eaten pizza a few times in New York. I never eat pizza and now am reminded why. I must be crazy allergic to it. I went to bed at 9pm on Saturday night and slept over 11 hours.
I felt much better yesterday but was still just not feeling great. Then, we went to a church in Franklin, TN (where we live) and performed. We only did an hour set, but it was a fun, action-packed hour. We performed at a benefit for Royal Family Kid's Camp. It was a wonderful show for a worthy cause.
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Labels: Royal Family Kid's Camp
Friday, October 02, 2009
New York City and New Jersey
We have a show in New Jersey tonight and it's so close to New York City that we decided to come early to go to the city. I will tell you all about it next week.
This week is going to be a busy one! We perform in NJ tonight and fly home tomorrow. We have a show in Nashville Sunday night and fly out Monday. Tuesday, we have a few shows in Wisconsin. We fly back Wednesday and have a show in Jackson, TN. Then, Thursday, we fly to Pennsylvania where we have two shows on Friday and Saturday nights. Then, we finally fly home next Sunday. Whew!
As of now, please pray for our show in New Jersey tonight. We are going to be doing a couple of things out of the ordinary, so I would appreciate the prayers. I will update you soon!
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Labels: New Jersey, New York City
Thursday, October 01, 2009
Show in Nashville
If anyone lives in the Nashville area, we are performing at the People's Church in Franklin, TN on October 4th. You can go to http://kendavisfranklin.eventbrite.com/?ref=elink and enter the discount code "brockgill" to get a $5 Ticket to the show. Show starts at 6:30pm and goes to 8:30pm. Ken Davis will be there as well as Brock. The whole event benefits the Royal Family Kids Camp - For Abused Children. Regular tickets are $10 for an individual or $35 maximum for your family.
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In 1966 Albert Ayler toured Europe with his quintet, as heard on these beautifully remastered recordings from Berlin and Stockholm; inspired and spiritual free jazz.
Never before released material from 1977 of Billy Bang's seminal NY loft band, Survival Ensemble: 1 LP and a 40 page booklet of essays, images and flyers - essential!
The electrified acoustic trio of vibraphonist Karl Berger (NY), trumpeter and electronic artist Werner Hasler (Switzerland) and drummer Gilbert Paeffgen (Switzerland), exotic groove-based jazz.
Trombonist Samuel Blaser's quartet with guitarist Marc Ducret, bassist Banz Oester and drummer Gerald Cleaver recording the leader's "Boundless Suite" in 4 magnificent parts.
Trillium E is the first-ever studio recording of an Anthony Braxton opera, a deluxe 4-disc set of this surreal and witty installment in Braxton's ongoing Trillium cycle, and includes a booklet with libretto, photos, and critical essays.
The classic trio lineup of saxophonist Peter Brotzmann, pianist Fred van Hove, and drummer Han Bennink in their 1975 album recording in the studio and live at Quartier Latin in Berlin.
Drummer Warren Smith joins Eugene Chadbourne in NYC for a set of great and well-recorded songs, including "New New War War", "Checkers of Blood", "Choppin' Down Weeds", &c.
The Full Blast trio of reedist Peter Brotzmann, bassist Mario Piakas and drummer Michael Wertmueller are joined by Ken Vandermark, Thomas Heberer and Dirk Rothbrust for an excellent concert at Donaueschinger Musiktage, 2010.
The late great saxophonist Julian Hemphill and bassist Peter Kowald, essential free jazz players from NY and Germany, performing solo and as a duo live at Kassiopeia, Wuppertal in 1987.
Works from Volker Heyn, an outsider artist interested in acoustic process, tone gestures, friction, discontinuous movements, &c., with recordings by Pellegrini-Quartett, Ausfuhrende: Kammerensemble Neue Musik Berlin, &c.
Kidd Jordan keeps going strong as he nears 80, as evidenced by this free trio release with drummer Warren Smith and bassist Harrison Bankhead, which Engine refers to as "acoustic punk music" with a bit of blues and New Orleans voodoo.
Bassist Joelle Leandre recorded these two live concerts over two consecutive nights in Ulrichsberg, Austria, the first with a tentet and the second as a trio, showing two sides to her incredible writing and playing skills.
Saxophonist and pocket trumpeter Joe McPhee and drummer Michael Zerang recorded this suite of superb duos live at Big Top in New Orleans, LA in the fall of 2009, extended, unusual and masterful improvisation.
The Necks 16th release layers polyrhythmic material to form seething blocks of sound, in two long pieces, one more stripped back to the live trio, the other featuring multiple strata of swirling Hammonds, noise-guitar and electronics.
Bassist Pascal Niggenkemper put together this piano trio with veteran pianist Simon Nabatov and drummer Gerald Cleaver, excellent and complex modern jazz from three tremendous players.
The Remote Viewers' 10th album, with David Petts, Caroline Kraabel, Sue Lynch, Adrian Northover, John Edwards, Rosa Lynch-Northover, and Adam Bohman, in mysterious works of dissonance and wonderfully idiosyncratic expression.
A split CD: Trio Caveat, a bass/sax/guitar trio with Chris Welcome, Jonathan Moritz, and James Ilgenfritz; and a solo release from multi-reedist Josh Sinton; two well complemented free jazz CDs in 1!
910 Noise presents: Douceur Violente A 14 track compilation of electronic and noise artists from Wilmington, North Carolina.
The second volume in a planned series of David S. Ware solo recordings, presenting two entire concert performances on sopranino and tenor sax at Park Slope and at Unmbrella Music Festival in Chicago.
A portrait of Christian Wolff, documenting the composer's early activity through recordings made close to the time of their composition from artists including Cornelius Cardew, Frederic Rzewski, David Tudor, &c.
A beautiful and sophisticated set of jazz compositions, part of Zorn's mystical works, performed by John Medeski (piano/organ), Kenny Wollesen (vibes), Trevor Dunn (bass) and Joey Baron (drums).
Zorn's take on Christmas with his Dreamers (Marc Ribot, Kenny Wollesen, Joey Baron, Jamie Saft, Trevor Dunn, Cyro Baptista, with guest vocalist Mike Patton) performing 7 of Zorn's favorite Christmas songs along with 2 originals.
Using mostly unprocessed electric guitars, the duo of Elliott Sharp and Scott Fields' latest release presents eight dueling guitar works using dynamic, angular tones and textures, from extremely aggressive work to clean avant-jazz with twisted technical intent.
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The South-African inspired Italian improvising group Canto General (named as a reference to poet Pablo Neruda) led by trumpeter Pino Manafra and saxophonist Roberto Ottaviano invite drummer Louis Moholo-Moholo for an album of compositions from Harry Miller, Keith Tippett, Mongezi Feza, &c.
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The 35 poems found on Fortner Anderson's "Solitary Pleasures", performed with Michel F Cote, Sam Shalabi and Alexandre St-Onge, speak of the obsessions, phantasies and encounters of Anderson's life.
Bridging contemporary and improvised music, Montreal double bassist Nicolas Caloia wrote these pieces for textured and impossible rhythms; blending pieces by Nancarrow and Grand Master Flash; and manipulating poems by Genevieve Letarte; with supporting improv from Jean Derome & Lori Freedman.
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The Swedish duo of percussionist Andreas Pollak and prepared pianist Johan Graden (Adam & Alma) in an album of references and innuendo, clandestine and furtive sounds that evoke great mystery and drama in beautifully shaped sound; evocative music that deceives to emerge from the electronic realm while in actuality coming from all acoustic sources.
A beautiful collaboration between Luis Jose Martins on classical guitar, percussion & electronics, and Joan Sa on piano, toy piano, celestra, idiophones & electronics, gentle music that's nearly a song, but actually sophisticated, textured, and lovely contemporary improvisation.
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Monday, October 24, 2016
Rigging the Election – Video III: Creamer Confirms Hillary Clinton Involvement
Vote folks. Just vote. Defeat the corruption. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EEQvsK5w-jY&feature=youtu.be
Part III of the undercover Project Veritas Action investigation dives further into the back room dealings of Democratic politics. It exposes prohibited commu...
Friday, October 21, 2016
2nd Trimester Surgical Abortion: Dilation and Evacuation (D & E)
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Former abortionist, Dr. Anthony Levatino, explains the most prevalent second trimester abortion procedure, a dilation and evacuation (D&E). For more videos, ...
Monday, October 3, 2016
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Please share this video. We need to send a loud and clear message to those arrogant Hollywood elitists! Make America Great Again!
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Thursday, September 22, 2016
Man is mercilessly beaten by mob in Charlotte parking lot
8 years of racial healing under Obama got us here.
Man is mercilessly beaten by mob in Charlotte parking lot
Tuesday, September 13, 2016
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I take a couple days off to find out that Hillary Clinton thinks 50% of Donald J. Trump supporters are a "basket of deplorables." Deplorable Trump grandmothers, deplorable Trump factory workers, deplorable Trump Hispanics, deplorable Trump millennials. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gCx0x0rigeQ
Hillary collapses and is carried into her van by Secret Service. Immediate Fox News report after the fact. Reporters are ordered to stop filming! Hillary Col...
Monday, August 29, 2016
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Sunday, August 28, 2016
Hillary's Very Bad Week
Corrupt person. Corrupt candidate.
Friday, August 26, 2016
One of the many reasons I love country music. They (most of them) love our military. Happy Friday everyone!
ALL celebs should treat vets like Miranda Lambert did! Watch the clip to see her incredible reaction.
Thursday, August 25, 2016
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Tuesday, August 9, 2016
Trump Exposes Trump
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In his own words, Donald Trump reveals his hypocrisy about Iraq, immigration, health care, abortion, Libya, Hillary Clinton, Bill Clinton and more. If you ag...
Friday, July 22, 2016
LET.It.GO.DONALD. You petty, small man. http://ift.tt/2aB238G
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Wednesday, July 20, 2016
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Tuesday, July 5, 2016
Hillary Lies - Email Scandal
Hillary Clinton is above the law.
All credit to @neontaster on Twitter.
Tuesday, June 21, 2016
Trump's FEC Filing: Hey, GOP, The Yuge Yoke Is On You (11 Facts You Should Know)
If you have contributed to Donald J. Trump or are considering doing so, keep in mind you are effectively funding his family and his businesses, not his election campaign. http://ift.tt/28Pt7A1
What have we learned after the results of Donald Trump's FEC filing were made public? Lots and lots of things which should make it clear Trump isn't serious about winning the presidency; the historic inability of the candidate to raise money leaves the GOP in a precarious position hoverin...
Monday, May 2, 2016
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Donald J. Trump supports are akin to Obama supporters. Uneducated on the issues, rude, and are hell-bent on ruining our country. There I said it. You own this train wreck. http://ift.tt/1W3SO52
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Friday, April 29, 2016
"Imagine" GOP Presidential Primary - Indiana
All eyes on you, Indiana! The Constitutional Conservative is Ted Cruz. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XqIwuNWztkc&feature=youtu.be
Friday, April 22, 2016
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Donald J. Trump - caves to political correctness. Wake up, folks.
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Thursday, April 21, 2016
Ted Cruz
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Friday, April 15, 2016
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Donald J. Trump sure knows how to pick 'em.
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Wednesday, April 13, 2016
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Tuesday, April 12, 2016
The Ted Cruz's tax plan is better than every other plan out there....including Donald J. Trump's. Period.
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Wednesday, April 6, 2016
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Tuesday, April 5, 2016
Donald Trump's Favorite Talk Show Host | SUPERcuts! #312
Sean Hannity putting the tough questions to Donald J. Trump. Lamestream media over at Fox. https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=100&v=jCeCT3WAx6U
Presidential candidate Donald Trump has a friend in Fox News host Sean Hannity.
Friday, April 1, 2016
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Wednesday, March 30, 2016
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Donald J. Trump botches the abortion issue badly today. This is how a true conservative addresses the issue. Ted Cruz for President.
HOUSTON, Texas — Presidential candidate Ted Cruz issued the following statement in response to Donald Trump's comments to MSNBC in favor of punishing women who have an abortion if they were banned: "Once again Donald Trump has demonstrated that he hasn't seriously thought through the issues, and he'…
Trump: Top Functions of Government
A hawkish Democrat. Well, Donald J. Trump got one right. Liberal.Con.Man https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3xV_O18cKDo
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Trump owes a quarter of a billion dollars to banks backing his real estate projects
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Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump owes at least $250 million to banks for various real estate projects, according to his personal finance disclosure forms.
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Monday, January 25, 2016
TV Ad: New York Values
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Friday, January 22, 2016
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Marco's Pathway
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Parents who don't vaccinate their children should still receive benefits from the government
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Secondly, you have said that there are negative side effects of vaccinations on children. However if you would have researched the topic, you would have realised that the only possible issues that could arise are mild fever, shivering, fatigue, joint/muscle pain and headaches. These- by the way, are not in anyway going to hurt the child since active immunisation (that is what vaccination is) is the injection of dead or inert pathogen into the recipient's body for the white blood cells to create memory regarding the antigen's structure to fight a similar alive one in the future. Which would explain the negative effects.
Next, just because it isn't legal to not vaccinate your child doesn't mean it is okay to not do so. As a matter of fact it should be illegal since a child's life is risked. And moreover, the statement is inaccurate as well since in the USA alone, it is legally required in all the 50 states to do so if he/she is entering an educational system (school, day care, etc).
In addition to that, the motion suggests that the issue being debated refers to al the countries all around the world and not only Australia, so we should broaden our horizons and not only focus on one country.
Additionally, you have said that parents should have the option of taking the risk of not vaccinating their child simply shows that you have said that it is wrong for children to be deprived of the medical necessity. Which is basically saying that you agree with me.
Finally, I would like to say that if the government does indeed give these benefits to these families, it just suggests that it is okay to be ill and be a possible reason that a epidemic is spread. It will have a negative impact on all the future generations. It is the government's job to improve the standard of living of a nation, not deteriorate it. That is why the citizens have chosen them.
emily8821 forfeited this round.
It is unfortunate to see that my worthy opposition had not posted any response to my arguments almost implying that he/she has nothing to say. Therefore, I have got nothing to refute. Because of this I shall just state some of the possible situations that could arise if the government does indeed give benefits to parents who don't vaccinate their children.
Firstly, like I have said in the previous argument, doing so will convey a wrong message telling everyone that it is not worth the effort to take one's child to a hospital or even a clinic and provide a child with his or her basic medical requirements. Which would also imply that it is perfectly fine to put a young one's life at stake.
Furthermore, let us think of this, if there were such 'anti-vaxxers' in the times of medical disasters, for example the time when small pox existed, it would still exist, there would still be people suffering from the disease. Death toll would be far more than a already staggering 500 million people. And people who are the reason for this would still be getting benefits from the government. Strictly providing such vaccinations have saved the world a number of times before and can still do so. Providing the world with a vaccine for polio has definitely done it. At this point of time, there are only two countries which are polio-endemic - Afghanistan and Pakistan. (Link: - http://www.who.int... ) . This is the change that has been brought about by us. Merely 28 years ago, there were 125 countries affected with polio.
However, at this time of crisis, when diseases are evolving and getting stronger and fighting us back. it is more important than ever to stay together and fight better, as diseases like MERS, ebola and zika come in our way, we have to spread awareness among people to eradicate them in the same way we eradicated smallpox. And that is where governments come in. They are one of the only ways we can do so, they must do whatever is possible to save the world. However, giving benefits to anti-vaxxers is one of the many ways our progress is being hampered. We have to appreciate the fact that although there are only 2 countries that are still affected by polio and polio alone, failure to eliminate this disease will mean that within ten years, there will be a rise of the disease and there will be more than 200 000 cases every year from all around the world. Moreover, this is not the only disease of concern, there are many more diseases that are to be worried about, hepatitis A, hepatitis B, influenza, measles and many more. The only way we can stop them is through vaccinations. And that is why actions must be taken, which includes taking small steps like not giving any benefits to the anti-vaxxers (which is only one of the several. things we must do).
In the final round, I shall suggest some ideas regarding what could be done to exterminate such diseases. I hope that I have conveyed an effective message and expectantly, my worthy opponent will return and we shall progress into the final round with both sides present in order to have an interesting debate.
emily8821 forfeited this round.
The fact that my opposition did not post any arguments in this debate is displeasing. This means that I do not have anything to refute. Therefore, I shall just convey the methods to "exterminate these diseases" (as promised in the previous round) and simply go over all the topics I have stated.
To begin with, diseases can be eradicated by simply providing the general public with health care and vaccines- which was the point of concern in this debate. Moreover, awareness could be spread to let people know the dangers of not walking in the right direction in the medical field. And that is it. It is extremely simple to save people from being affected by these diseases, however only theoretically. These simple ideas are very complicated to implement considering the complexity of human population. Hence, all that is possible should be done to make it easier for them to co operate. However, giving the benefits to anti-vaxxers does more harm than good.
Now I shall move on to the reasons why the voters should vote for me. Firstly, and most evidently, I have actually posted arguments in every round of this debate, unlike the pro side. Moreover any arguments that were made in the first round were baseless, did not have any research and also not sensible. On the other hand, I have showcased the knowledge I gained through the research on this topic through my thoroughly discussed facts and figures.
Moreover, I hope that this debate and not voted for and then ignored. I believe the readers will give some thought to the topic and my given arguments will lead to spreading awareness in public- thus making the world a better place.
Thank you for viewing this debate, and hopefully, Con gets the vote for this one.
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In a debate about lowering the voting age to 16, I made some remarks in the House of Commons about the dangers of shrinking childhood which attracted some controversy.
My main motivation for entering politics was to improve the welfare and life chances of children, and I have poured more energy into this issue than any other since being elected as an MP.
Childhood is a magical and precious time in a person's life and should be viewed as a good in itself and not just a preparation for adulthood. It should be a time without responsibilities or worries to discover the world and to play.
Children born today can expect to live to 100 which means that the percentage of life they spend as a childhood is becoming smaller.
At the same time, there are a range of forces impinging on childhood and pushing down the age at which we start to view someone as an adult. Children are increasingly exposed to violence, sexual images, profane language, and troubling adult themes in television and film, and now this is becoming much more accessible and shareable because of social media.
There is now more pressure on children to study and prepare for later life: they face more academic exams which they have to take seriously even at a very young age. It is not unheard of for parents to employ private tutors for children just starting primary school. This relentless hothousing creates a vicious circle as other parents want their children to compete with their peers.
A 2008 Cambridge University study found that children in the UK were among the most assessed and examined in the world, and because the quality of a school and its teachers is largely determined by the results of these tests, they have very high stakes for all involved. And this was before Michael Gove was let loose on our education system.
Studies have found that puberty is starting at a younger age in developed Western countries, with one finding that in 1920 puberty began for girls at the age of 14.6 years but that now it starts at 10.5 years. Many reasons have been offered for this and apparently there is a strong link between increased Body Mass Index and early onset of puberty. Whatever the case, it is an undeniable shrinking of childhood.
The majority of the legal rights of adulthood including the right to vote accrue at 18, and in order to best preserve childhood that is where they should stay. The earlier these rights are granted, the more pressure we put on childhood.
The UK is almost alone in Europe in letting young people join the army at the age of 16. This is often cited as an inconsistency that should lead us to lower the voting age to 16, but I think a proper remedy to this inconsistency would instead be to raise the age of military service.
Unlike many other European countries we have a relatively high age of sexual consent: it is 16 in the UK, but in France, Denmark, the Czech Republic and Greece it is 15, and in Austria, Germany, Portugal and Italy it is 14. Outside of Europe, in China, Brazil, and Columbia among others, the age of consent is also 14. There have been calls to lower the age of consent in the UK from some very senior and respectable experts. Whilst I respect these considered opinions, I reject the idea because I think it will lead to a further shrinking of childhood.
It seems to me that at a time of great concern about child abuse and the risks posed to children by sexual predators, it would be a serious mistake to lower the age of consent.
We also have to recognise that all the rights and responsibilities of adulthood are interlinked: if we grant a particular extra right to young people, then we imply that they are mature enough to take on other extra rights. There is a slippery slope from lowering the voting age to lowering the age of other rights and this could include lowering the age of consent.
Sometimes in politics an idea becomes very fashionable – this is currently the case with votes at 16 which was seen as a success in the Scottish referendum and has since become Labour Party policy. I think it is important that politicians take a principled stand against these trends, and in the case of votes at 16, because of my deep concerns about the shrinking of childhood, I will continue to oppose it.


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- 1 1/4 pound Sockeye Salmon Wild caught
- 2 tablespoons lemon juice
- 2 cloves garlic, minced
- 2 tabelspoons cold butter
- 1/2 teaspoon sea salt
- 1/4 teaspoon black pepper
- 1/4 teaspoon Italian seasoning
- 1/4 teaspoon red pepper flakes
- Preheat oven to 375 degrees Fahrenheit
- In small saucepan over medium heat, combine the lemon juice an minced garlic. Saute until lemon juice is reduced to 1 tablespoon. Add in butter, stirring until melted and combined. Remove from heat and set aside.
- Place salmon filet in tin foil large enough to seal fish inside. Set foil with fish on broiling pan and pour butter sauce over filet to cover evenly. Season with salt, pepper, Italian seasoning and red pepper. Seal tin foil so all sides are sealed.
- Bake salmon for 12-15 minutes or until fish is firm. Open the foil and allow and change heat to broil. Broil filet for 2-3 minutes making sure fish does not burn.
- Remove from heat and serve immediately.
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Have you decided to apply for our program in Econometrics and Operations Research? On this page you will find a description of our admission and application procedure.
The information on this page is intended for international applicants: students who have a non-Dutch educational background. If you are applying based on a VWO diploma, regardless of your nationality, we kindly refer you to our application page for Dutch students. If you have Dutch nationality but your educational background is non-Dutch, you can continue reading on this page.
Please note that you will need to apply and register in two different systems:
- MySAS, Tilburg University's online application system
- Studielink, the Dutch national registration system for admission to higher education
Since an application in both
systems is necessary, when you start working on your application, we encourage
you to register in both systems right away.
The regular deadline is May 1, 2018 but has
been extended to July 1 for EU/EEA students. For non-EU/EEA students who require a visa
it is not possible to apply anymore.
Admission requirements
When you apply for one of our English-taught Bachelor's programs, there are several admission requirements which you must meet with regards to your diploma, English language skills, and mathematics skills.
Diploma requirements
To be eligible for admission to a research university, you must have a high school diploma that is considered equal to the highest level of secondary education in the Netherlands (the Dutch VWO diploma). Examples of diplomas which are accepted for admission include the
- Dutch VWO diploma,
- International Baccalaureate,
- European Baccalaureate.
- Most European high school diplomas which allow direct access to a university in your own country, such as the Zeugnis der Allgemeinen Hochschulreife (Germany), Diplôme du Baccalauréate Général (France), Apolytiron (Greece), Diploma za Zavarsheno Sredno Obrazovanie (DZSO) (Bulgaria), or Diploma de Baccalaureate - Filiera Tehnologică/ Teoretică.
You can review a list of most commonly accepted diplomas on our website, or, if your diploma is not listed, submit an application request.
Haven't obtained your diploma yet? You are welcome to apply when you are in the final year of your secondary education, but only if you will graduate before the start of your program at Tilburg University (at the end of August).
English language requirements
As our Bachelor's programs are taught entirely in English, you will need to demonstrate your English language proficiency. Tilburg University accepts one of the following tests, which cannot be older than 2 years at the time of application:
- Academic IELTS (minimum score 6.0 overall and a minimum score of 5.5 for all subscores);
- TOEFL (minimum score of 80 for the internet based test, 550 no paper based test accepted). TOEFL institutional code of Tilburg University is 9860)
- Cambridge Proficiency in English (CPE, score A, B or C) or Cambridge Advanced English (CAE, score A, B or C).
For a full overview and exceptions, review our paragraph on English language requirements.
Mathematics requirements
Mathematics plays a very large role in the Econometrics and Operations Research program. This means that besides having a secondary school diploma which prepares you for research university, you must be able to prove that you have a sufficient level of Mathematics.
Are you unsure whether the level of maths you took is sufficient? Or perhaps you already know that you are just below what we require? If you are interested in our program, we encourage you to apply. By submitting an application, our admissions office can check your level and give you further advice.
More information about the required level of mathematics is given on our mathematics requirements page.
Application package
Do you meet the requirements? Then you are ready to apply! You can apply for Econometrics and Operations
Research through our online application system, MySAS.
You will be requested to upload the following documents:
- Your diploma(s) and grade list(s). If you have not yet obtained your diploma, please upload your most recent list of grades and/or predicted grades.
- Please note that we only accept official grade lists which have been issued by your school and/or academic advisor. A screenshot of your school's digital environment where you can review your academic progress is not accepted.
- If you are selected for the program, you must send in a certified copy of your diploma once you get it, and before you start your studies at Tilburg University.
- A legalized translation of all documents, transcripts, certificates and grade lists if these are not already in Dutch, English, French or German.
- A curriculum vitae
- A motivation letter
We are looking for students who are passionate about mathematics, and who thrive in this subject as well. But in addition, we'd like to know why you want to study econometrics, and why at Tilburg University? Use the motivation letter to discuss these topics, as well as tell us a little bit about yourself and your (academic) background. Please make sure to include the topics you've covered in mathematics. It is not mandatory to include a motivation letter in your application package, but it will help you in the process of finding a fitting study program and will give us the opportunity to determine whether you are a good fit for the Econometrics and Operations Research program.
- The results of an English language test.
- A copy of your passport (or EEA national ID card). If you have dual citizenship, please upload both ID's.
- If you are a non-EEA national and already live in the Netherlands: your Dutch residence permit (back and front).
- For Chinese applicants only: Nuffic (formerly NESO) certificate. For information on how to obtain a Nuffic certificate, please go to the NESO China website.
Please do not send hard copies of your documents to us at this stage. You must apply via the online application system MySAS and upload your documents there. The university maintains the right to request certified copies during the admission process, if this is necessary to evaluate your application. If you are accepted onto the program, you will be requested to send us certified copies of your documents, which are required for your unconditional admission and enrollment.
Application procedure
The application process begins the moment you click on the submit button in MySAS and may take up to eight weeks. This depends on several factors, such as the total number of applications in process, the time of year you apply, your availability for the matching interview and the completeness of your application. We therefore advise you to apply as soon as possible, rather than waiting until the deadline is really close!
During the admissions process, your Admissions Officer will contact you via e-mail. It is therefore important to keep an eye on your mailbox, and check your spam folder as well.
Please read this paragraph carefully, so that you fully understand the process and are aware of all relevant deadlines and other important information.
Phase 1: Submitting your application
As mentioned above, you must register for Econometrics and Operations Research in two different places.
- Register via Studielink
When registering in Studielink, make sure you pick the correct program. For this program it's not difficult; in Studielink, Econometrics and Operations Research is listed as: Econometrics and Operations Research.
- Submit your application via our online application system, MySAS
When applying through MySAS, make sure to select the correct program.
Within one week, the Admissions Officer will check whether your application in MySAS is complete. If your documents are incomplete, you will be asked to submit the missing document(s).
When your application is complete, you will receive confirmation via e-mail, and you will enter Phase 2.
Phase 2: After submitting your application
When your application is complete, the Admissions Committee will determine whether your academic background meets our admission requirements, based on your application documents.
- If your application does not meet our admission criteria, you will receive a letter via e-mail informing you that your application does not meet our requirements, and that you cannot be admitted to the program. The application process for you will not go further.
- If your application meets our admissions criteria, you will move to Phase 3 of the process.
Phase 3: Outcome of the admission process
You will be informed about the decision of the Admissions Committee. At this stage, you will receive either positive or negative admission advice.
- Positive admission advice means that we believe that this program will be a good match for you and you will proceed to Phase 4.
- Negative admission advice means that we do not feel that this program is a good match for you and we would advise against you starting this program of study. We strongly encourage you to follow this advice.
We will inform you of the Admission Committee's advice via e-mail.
Phase 4: Unconditional admission
From the beginning of July onwards, you will receive further instructions regarding official enrollment. Your admission remains conditional until you have met the conditions given in your conditional admission letter. This can be, for example, submitting the results of your English proficiency test, or a certified copy of your diploma and/or final list of grades.
After you have met all the requirements, you will receive your unconditional admission letter via e-mail. Conditional admission always means you have to fulfill a requirement, which means turning it into an unconditional acceptance is in your own hands.
To ensure you don't miss any important messages, please keep a close watch on your e-mail and use an e-mail address which you check regularly. Add the e-mail address of the Admissions Officer to your safe sender list, and check your spam mailbox regularly to ensure you receive all messages sent by our Admissions Officer. Make sure you don't lose your Studielink password, and regularly check your Studielink account for updates and messages.
We have a rolling admissions procedure, which means that you can apply for the program any time after October 1. The regular deadline is May 1, 2018 but has been extended to July 1 for EU/EEA students. For non-EU/EEA students who require a visa it is not possible to apply anymore.
We strongly advise you to apply for the program as soon as possible. If you apply right before the deadline it will be more difficult to collect missing documents, or respond to messages from our admissions office about possible problems with your application. It is better not to leave your application to the last moment.
Econometrics and Operations Research only offers a fall intake (September). It is not possible to start the program in spring.
Admitted, what's next?
Accepted? Congratulations! We hope you are excited about your move to Tilburg.
Before you start your studies here, there are some things you need to arrange, such as housing, payment of your tuition fees, visa, and more. To help you, we have created a "Welcome to Tilburg University" guide - specifically for our international students. This guide will take you through the process and the preparations you need to make before you come to Tilburg.
All Tilburg University students are encouraged to arrive to Tilburg during our Registration Days. After that, you can take part in the introduction week called TOP Week: a great way to get to know your fellow students and the city of Tilburg. It is the best way to start your studies in Tilburg!
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