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2024 Charles Schwab Challenge Champion’s Prize Revealed as a 1975 Schwab Stingray

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水曜日, 5月 1, 2024

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View the full release here: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20240501314689/en/
The winner of the 2024 Charles Schwab Challenge will drive off in a fully restored 1975 Schwab Stingray - along with Colonial’s Leonard Trophy and Scottish Royal Tartan Plaid jacket.
The 1975 Schwab Stingray features a:
This 2024 Champion’s Prize continues the tradition that began five years ago in 2019 with the fully renovated and customized 1973 Schwab Challenger , then the 1946 Schwab Power Wagon in 2021, the 1979 Schwab Firebird in 2022, and most recently the 1973 Schwab Bronco which was won by 2023 Charles Schwab Challenge Champion, Emiliano Grillo.
Over Memorial Day Weekend, Schwab will once again honor our heroes at the 2024 Charles Schwab Challenge.
Charles Schwab & Co. signed on as title sponsor of the annual event at Colonial Country Club for the 2019 Charles Schwab Challenge.

Cairn Homes Plc: Holding(s) in Company

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水曜日, 3月 13, 2024

LEI, ACN, Colonial

financial instruments are effectively held starting with the ultimate controlling natural person or legal entityxiv:

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financial instruments are effectively held starting with the ultimate controlling natural person or legal entityxiv:
PM Capital Global Companies Fund (LEI: 549300G9AAH2W5NCIP82)
PM Capital Enhanced Yield Fund (LEI: 549300HZRCOLTKE3LT85)
PM Capital Global Long Fund (LEI: 549300JRD4CV9FOK2S31)
PM Capital Global Opportunities Fund Ltd (LEI: 5493002RXP07KPHL2B32)
Colonial First State Investments Ltd (ACN 002 348 352) as trustee for Commonwealth Specialist Fund 11 (LEI: 5493005W2U5Q75KEGB51)
Colonial First State Investments Ltd (ACN 002 348 352) as trustee for Commonwealth Fixed Interest Fund 11 (LEI: 549300J04EXUIXPVSV26)
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Award-Winning Mortgage Servicer, Colonial Savings, F.A., To Launch State-of-the-Art Servicing Ecosystem

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水曜日, 1月 24, 2024

Customer service, Digital, Colonial, ICE, F.A, MSP

FORT WORTH, Texas, Jan. 24, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Colonial Savings, F.A., a multiple award-winning mortgage servicer with more than 72 years' experience in the mortgage industry, is set to launch a new, state-of-the-art mortgage servicing ecosystem on March 1.

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FORT WORTH, Texas, Jan. 24, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Colonial Savings, F.A., a multiple award-winning mortgage servicer with more than 72 years' experience in the mortgage industry, is set to launch a new, state-of-the-art mortgage servicing ecosystem on March 1.
Colonial will launch a multitude of enhanced, customer-focused servicing solutions, including ICE Mortgage Technology's MSP loan servicing system and its Servicing Digital and Customer Service tools.
"We are thrilled to offer our customers an enhanced mortgage servicing experience made possible by working with ICE Mortgage Technology."
Colonial will be leveraging multiple, new technology solutions:
MSP – a comprehensive, end-to-end loan servicing system that supports the entire mortgage servicing life cycle.

LuxKL Introduces Seven Exquisite Colonial Villas: A New Era of Luxury Accommodation in Kuala Lumpur

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水曜日, 11月 29, 2023

Heart, Home, Tranquillity, Superhost, Colonial, Tourism

LuxKL unveils seven Colonial Villas in Kuala Lumpur, blending historical elegance with modern luxury, and redefining high-end accommodation standards

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Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia--(Newsfile Corp. - November 29, 2023) - LuxKL , a premier name in luxury accommodation, introduces the launch of seven exclusive Colonial Villas in Kuala Lumpur, marking a significant expansion of its prestigious portfolio.
LuxKL Introduces Seven Exquisite Colonial Villas: A New Era of Luxury Accommodation in Kuala Lumpur
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Nestled in the heart of Kuala Lumpur, the LuxKL Colonial Villas are a harmonious blend of historical grandeur and contemporary luxury.
The LuxKL Colonial Villas feature exquisite interiors, expansive living spaces, and lush private gardens, providing an oasis of tranquility in the bustling city.
LuxKL invites guests to experience the ultimate luxury accommodation and discover the unique charm of its Colonial Villas.

Fisher House supports Army veteran and wife

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火曜日, 12月 19, 2023

Fisher House, Family, Woman, Diabetes, Prostate cancer, Back injury, Cancer, Stroke, Hatboro, Pennsylvania, Head, Human, Love, Food, Colonial, House, Life, Nursing

The two met after Lorenzo returned from a three-year enlistment, 1973 to 1976, that Lorenzo spent in Germany as an armor crewmember.

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The two met after Lorenzo returned from a three-year enlistment, 1973 to 1976, that Lorenzo spent in Germany as an armor crewmember.
He was hurt while trying to protect an older worker from harm a few years into his career at Colonial.
It was during one of those surgeries that the Cutchins learned about the Fisher House.
When she’s in the house, Nadine likes to cook larger meals so that other families can enjoy the food, too.

Global Partners LP Completes Acquisition of 25 Liquid Energy Terminals from Motiva Enterprises LLC

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木曜日, 12月 21, 2023

Retail, Energy, Convenience Store, Oil, Gas, Gasoline, Partner, Motiva, Acquisition, Slifka, Global Partners, Exploration, Growth, Colonial, Motiva Enterprises, Ferdinand Magellan, Commercial property

Global Partners LP (NYSE: GLP) (“Global” or the “Partnership”) today announced the completion of its previously announced acquisition of 25 liquid energy terminals from Motiva Enterprises LLC (“Motiva”).

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Global Partners LP (NYSE: GLP) (“Global” or the “Partnership”) today announced the completion of its previously announced acquisition of 25 liquid energy terminals from Motiva Enterprises LLC (“Motiva”).
The transaction is underpinned by a 25-year take-or-pay throughput agreement with Motiva, the anchor tenant at the terminals, that includes minimum annual revenue commitments.
“This acquisition nearly doubles our operating footprint, giving Global a significant position from Maine to Florida and into the Gulf Coast,” said Eric Slifka, the Partnership’s President and Chief Executive Officer.
The new assets expand access to a critical network of marine loading facilities as well as the Colonial, Plantation, Enterprise, Explorer and Magellan refined product pipelines.

5Star Life Insurance Company Appoints Bonnie Brazzell to its Board

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月曜日, 12月 4, 2023

Insurance, Professional Services, Research, Mathematics, RET, USAF, Marketing, Workplace, Publication, Colonial, Nursing

5Star Life Insurance Company (5Star Life) announced today the appointment of Bonnie Brazzell to its Board of Directors, effective December 1, 2023.

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5Star Life Insurance Company (5Star Life) announced today the appointment of Bonnie Brazzell to its Board of Directors, effective December 1, 2023.
“We are pleased to welcome Bonnie Brazzell to the 5Star Life Board of Directors.
Prior to Eastbridge, she had 25 years of experience with Colonial Life & Accident Insurance Company.
She has a degree in mathematics and lives in Columbia, S.C.
“We are fortunate to have Bonnie serving on the 5Star Life board.

Indigenous Peoples Day offers a reminder of Native American history − including the scalping they endured at the hands of Colonists

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火曜日, 10月 3, 2023

In 2021, the Biden administration declared the second Monday in October as Indigenous Peoples Day.

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In 2021, the Biden administration declared the second Monday in October as Indigenous Peoples Day.
I am a scholar of Colonial-Indigenous relations and think that officially recognizing Indigenous Peoples Day – and, more broadly, Native Americans’ history and survival – is important.
Yet, Indigenous Peoples Day and Columbus Day should also serve as a reminder of the violent past endured by Indigenous communities in North America.

Understanding scalping

Popular culture is full of examples of Native Americans scalping white settlers.
In several Indigenous cultures in North America, scalping was part of human trophy taking, which involves claiming human body parts as a war trophy.
But just because scalping was practiced by some Native American societies, it does not mean that it was practiced by all.
In fact, Colonists’ use of scalping against Native American people likely accelerated this practice.

Scalp bounties in New England and California

Colonies, territories and states in what is now the U.S. used scalp bounties widely from the 17th through the 19th centuries.
Colonial governments in New England issued over 60 scalp bounties from the 1680s through the 1750s, typically during various conflicts between Colonists and Native Americans.
Massachusetts made the widest use of scalp bounties among the New England Colonies in the 1700s.
State and federal officials, as well as several businesses, supported this genocide by paying bounties to scalp hunters.

Memory and violence

Centuries later, California and Massachusetts have had different responses to their role in these sordid histories.
California has acknowledged “historic wrongdoings” and the violence committed against the Indigenous people who live in the state.
Gavin Newsom set up a a Truth and Healing Council to discuss and examine the state’s historical relationship with Native Americans.

Legacies of scalping

The legacies of violence and scalping are deeply rooted and can be observed in numerous parts of U.S. society today.
For instance, various communities, including Lovewell, Maine, and Spencer, Mass., are named after scalp bounty hunters.
Such town names, and the history of violence connected to them, often hide in plain sight.

Indigenous Peoples Day offers a reminder of Native American history − including the violence they endured at the hands of Colonists

Retrieved on:

火曜日, 10月 3, 2023

In 2021, the Biden administration declared the second Monday in October as Indigenous Peoples Day.

Key Points:

In 2021, the Biden administration declared the second Monday in October as Indigenous Peoples Day.
I am a scholar of Colonial-Indigenous relations and think that officially recognizing Indigenous Peoples Day – and, more broadly, Native Americans’ history and survival – is important.
Yet, Indigenous Peoples Day and Columbus Day should also serve as a reminder of the violent past endured by Indigenous communities in North America.

Understanding scalping

Popular culture is full of examples of Native Americans scalping white settlers.
In several Indigenous cultures in North America, scalping was part of human trophy taking, which involves claiming human body parts as a war trophy.
But just because scalping was practiced by some Native American societies, it does not mean that it was practiced by all.
In fact, Colonists’ use of scalping against Native American people likely accelerated this practice.

Scalp bounties in New England and California

Colonies, territories and states in what is now the U.S. used scalp bounties widely from the 17th through the 19th centuries.
Colonial governments in New England issued over 60 scalp bounties from the 1680s through the 1750s, typically during various conflicts between Colonists and Native Americans.
Massachusetts made the widest use of scalp bounties among the New England Colonies in the 1700s.
State and federal officials, as well as several businesses, supported this genocide by paying bounties to scalp hunters.

Memory and violence

Centuries later, California and Massachusetts have had different responses to their role in these sordid histories.
California has acknowledged “historic wrongdoings” and the violence committed against the Indigenous people who live in the state.
Gavin Newsom set up a a Truth and Healing Council to discuss and examine the state’s historical relationship with Native Americans.

Legacies of scalping

The legacies of violence and scalping are deeply rooted and can be observed in numerous parts of U.S. society today.
For instance, various communities, including Lovewell, Maine, and Spencer, Mass., are named after scalp bounty hunters.
Such town names, and the history of violence connected to them, often hide in plain sight.

Mapping unmarked graves: Why the Mohawk Mothers are fighting McGill University

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木曜日, 9月 28, 2023

The ruling comes after a group of Indigenous women known as the Mohawk Mothers called for an emergency court hearing to halt excavations at the site.

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The ruling comes after a group of Indigenous women known as the Mohawk Mothers called for an emergency court hearing to halt excavations at the site.
In October 2022, the Mohawk Mothers obtained a temporary injunction against McGill to stop any excavations.
In April, Québec’s Superior Court approved a settlement allowing the Mohawk Mothers to investigate unmarked graves at the site.
Read more:
Inside the search for the unmarked graves of children lost to Indian Residential Schools — Podcast

Defining mapping

McGill’s lawyer argued that mapping means making a map with points or zones where different archaeological techniques should be applied to find human remains.
When all the zones were drawn, the panel could be disbanded because the mapping was over.
This interpretation distorts and extensively simplifies the process of mapping the unmarked graves of children.
It reduces mapping to a mere checklist item, detached from the ever-changing reality on the ground.
While this initial mapping serves as a starting point, the panel should remain involved as the map evolves.

Colonial vs. decolonial perspectives

Observing the courtroom proceedings, I was struck by the enduring presence of colonial assumptions about cartography.
Indigenous communities continue having to advocate for and defend their cartographic methods in order to uphold their connections and duties to the land.
A truly decolonial mapping project centres and respects Indigenous geographical knowledge and protocols, and includes involvement of Indigenous communities in the process.