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If you try to AutoApply a retention label using the Office 365 Security & Compliance Center you might get an error message if you use KQL (Keyword Query Language):
This is because a KQL query for AutoApply only allows you to use certain "Queryable" Managed Properties. Some of them are listed here: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/compliance/keyword-queries-and-search-conditions#searchable-site-properties
But the Managed Properties in the article listed above are not the only ones. Although you cannot use custom Manged Properties (that are queryable), you can use the predefined ones like RefinableString00 etc. Make sure that you don't use the alias name in the query. This is valid KQL but doesn't work in the AutoApply policy.
You can associate crawled properties to managed properties in the SharePoint Admin Center | More Features | Search | Manage Search Schema.
The slides of my presentation at ESPC 2019 in Prague about "What's new in Microsoft Search" can be found here. Thank's everyone for coming to the session!
The slides for my Session at SPS Munich about "What's new in Microsoft Search" can be found here.
You might know, that the support policy for SharePoint and SQL Server has always been
That means that for SharePoint 2016 the supported versions of SQL Server are SQL 2016 (N), SQL 2014 (N-1) and SQL 2017 (N+1) – which means a database compatibility level of 12 or higher. But when reading this knowledgebase article and Stefan Gossner's blog, it turns out, that selecting a database compatibility level of 11 (SQL Server 2012) is beneficial for the performance of the SharePoint farm. Compatibility Level 11 it is!
When troubleshooting SharePoint (Online) performance issues, the SPIISLatency and SPRequestDuration headers are a very important part of the puzzle. Unfortunately, Microsoft removed those headers from SPO - honi soit qui mal y pense.
Despite a few reappearances for a short time – I missed those headers every time when dealing with MS Support in SharePoint Online Performance Cases (https://sharepointinterface.com/2017/07/07/the-five-minute-page-performance-troubleshooting-guide-for-sharepoint-online/)
But now, it looks like the performance figures are back – but depending on the UI you chose, in different flavors:
Look for the perf-JSON-Object in the Source Code of the page:
Search for g_duration in the Source Code:
SPO Performance Troubleshooting just got easier again!
Microsoft took a big step forward when integrating Flow into SharePoint-Lists by allowing us to execute a flow on an existing SharePoint ListItem or Document.
However, if you try to create a flow on a document by executing the following steps, the dropdown only shows Lists and no Libraries:
So this dropdown is missing all the existing libraries and shows only Lists. Does this mean, that we can create a Flow on an existing ListItem only? No! There is one thing you need to do – and it's not "enter custom value" with the Library Title – this doesn't work, the Flow doesn't get bound to the Library in this case.
How do you find out the ID of your Document Library? Just go to "Library Settings" and you'll see the ID – without %7B and %7D:
Now you should be able to work with your Document in the Flow – and the Flow gets bound to the Library:
Although Windows Server 2012 R2/2016 comes with an IFilter for .rtf-Files, SharePoint does not crawl/index .rtf files out of the box.
The following article lists .rtf as a crawled filename, but it also states, that .rtf is not in the Managed File Types page by default: https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj219530.aspx
What happens when you add .rtf to the Managed File Type in the SharePoint Enterprise Search Service Application and Restart OSearch16? The file gets crawled, but with an error saying the file is "in a wrong format".
Resolution: you need to tell SharePoint to use the rtffilt.dll (which is the .rtf IFilter) for .rtf-Files by adding two Registry Keys:
"HKLM:\software\microsoft\Shared Tools\Web Server Extensions\16.0\search\setup\ContentIndexCommon\Filters\clsid\{e2403e98-663b-4df6-b234-687789db8560}"
"HKLM:\software\microsoft\Shared Tools\Web Server Extensions\16.0\search\setup\ContentIndexCommon\Filters\clsid\{e2403e98-663b-4df6-b234-687789db8560}"
"HKLM:\software\microsoft\Shared Tools\Web Server Extensions\16.0\search\setup\ContentIndexCommon\Filters\extension\.rtf"
"HKLM:\software\microsoft\Shared Tools\Web Server Extensions\16.0\search\setup\ContentIndexCommon\Filters\extension\.rtf"
After restarting OSearch16 (restart-service osearch16), .rtf files should be crawled and indexed in SharePoint 2016 just fine.
Here's a short summary of today's SharePoint Virtual Summit:
Modern Pages did not allow any customizations with JavaScript (eg. things we could do with jslink). With the new SharePoint Framework it will be possible
The SharePoint Framework will we included in Feature Pack 2 for SharePoint 2016, which is scheduled for fall 2017.
Until now, Webhooks in SharePoint Online are only available in Document libraries, now they will be extended to sites and lists.
The SharePoint Admin Center gets a nice makeover (still no Managed Paths though).
Finally, we can talk of PowerApps as the legal successor of InfoPath. We will be able to use PowerApps forms inside of SharePoint lists and thus provide users with a rich and customizable UI.
Document Libraries will get the ability to easily submit documents for approval with Flow.
Additional details of today's announcements can be found at https://blogs.office.com/2017/05/16/new-sharepoint-and-onedrive-capabilities-accelerate-your-digital-transformation/
Today at Microsoft Ignite in Atlanta there were some interesting announcements during Bill Baer's and Troy Starr's session:
More Info on the new Feature Pack can be found at https://blogs.office.com/2016/09/26/announcing-feature-pack-1-for-sharepoint-server-2016-cloud-born-and-future-proof/
When applying a Cumulative Update to your SharePoint 2016 Farm, you might run into troubles when executing PSConfig/PSConfigUI after installing the Binaries. The error that is logged in the Windows Event Log looks as follows:
The Execute method of job definition Microsoft.SharePoint.Administration.SPUpgradeJobDefinition (ID ..) threw an exception. More information is included below.
The upgraded database schema doesn't match the TargetSchema. (Correlation=..)
You can avoid this issue if you either
With detached or already upgraded Content Databases PSConfig/PSConfigUI should run successfully.
My thoughts and findings about Azure, Office 365, SharePoint and SQL Server.
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Finish date 31st Mar 2019
Destination - A Cowes, UK
Destination - B Solent
1970s S&S SHE 31. Just get out on the water. Need either experience or young.
Sheba won class in Cowes Classic and very together boat. Photo is Sheba racing in Cowes in 1974.
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I'm also looking for a driver updater to update my PC's drivers regularly, that's why I looked into this forum.
I checked out Driver Max and it's interesting, but I also came across a popular tool for updating drivers: Driver Detective (driverdetectiveregistrationkey.co). I want to try out this program due to its positive reviews, but I want to know which is better for me. Any feedback guys? Thanks in advance.


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Alrighty - this is the routine, all of it. Well, for this week that is. This is the bare bones, which will be tricked up with a few extra surprises next rehearsal. Learn this for next week, and you'll be laughing.
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2008-2009 Hartford Wolf Pack (AHL) Jersey
Brand: Rbk
Material: Edge 2.0
Size: 58
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Set 2. Shows very light wear as Avery had two home jerseys made up for his 8 games with Hartford.
This is the jersey he wore in 3 of his 4 home games including his widely covered debut on February 14, 2009. Hartford is where Avery ended up following his NHL suspension for his 'sloppy seconds' comment.
Very light wear with a few light stick marks on the front and some light burns on the sleeves. Photomatched by the Hartford sponsor patch position.


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The Flyer by Sistah Joy
Grocery giveaway
Free food for elderly
Please bring a bag
A neighbor handed it to her
At the bank
It lay on her kitchen table
For two weeks
Before she taped it
To the closed kitchen cabinet
Doors hide more than empty shelves
Even more than empty stomachs
Today pride took a step
To the back burner
Potatoes, carrots and onions
Simmer on her stove once again
Pots boil freely
As aromas rise
She dries her hands
On her apron
Before picking up the phone
Time to place a thank you call
To a neighbor
(c) By J. Joy 'Sistah Joy' Matthews Alford
Sistah Joy was appointed as the inaugural Poet Laureate of Prince George's County, Maryland on September 18, 2018. since 2003, Sistah Joy is known for messages of social consciousness, inspiration and empowerment. She has blazed literary trails for over 25 years through her impassioned activist poetry. In 2002 she received the Poet Laureate Special Award from the DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities "for her outstanding contributions to the art of poetry in Washington, DC."
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Leafs facing perfect model of resilience, success in Blues on Saturday night
ST. LOUIS — The Maple Leafs are scrambling to get back into a playoff spot, but don't expect them to look across the ice on Saturday night at the Enterprise Center and wonder what might be.
Though the St. Louis Blues are the perfect example of a team that can turn its fortunes around completely — the Blues won the Stanley Cup last spring after sitting in last place overall in the National Hockey League as late as Jan. 2 — the Leafs don't see themselves in the same light.
The Leafs have 30 points in 30 games with a record of 13-13-4, and don't have to worry about scraping against the bottom of the NHL barrel. Toronto was one point behind the Florida Panthers, who were in third place in the Atlantic Division before games on Saturday, yet it's clear that a turnaround is required.
One similarity between the Blues of last season and this edition of the Leafs was the timing of the firing of the head coach. Mike Yeo was fired by the Blues late on the night of Nov. 19 last year and replaced by Craig Berube; for Toronto, the change came on Nov. 20, when Sheldon Keefe took over from the fired Mike Babcock.
"I don't think we look at it that way," Leafs captain John Tavares said on Saturday morning when he was asked about using the Blues of 2018-19 as a model.
"Going into the next couple weeks before Christmas, it would be nice for us to get some results and get some momentum.
"But every year is a challenge. There have been plenty of teams over the last number of years that don't always start the best, but seem to find their game at some point and have success in the playoffs.
"I think we're just trying to stay with it and know that we have to continue to find ways to get better and be able to put a good string of hockey together and really have that belief and confidence to continue to grow."
The Leafs will need that confidence when they meet the Blues on Saturday night to kick off a four-game trip that has stops in Vancouver, Calgary and Edmonton respectively.
The Blues have continued quite nicely after winning the Cup for the first time in franchise history, putting together a mark of 18-6-6. They're bound to be an ornery group after a four-game winning streak was snapped in a 3-0 loss in Pittsburgh against the Penguins on Wednesday.
After winning their first three games under Keefe, the Leafs have lost three of their past four, including their past two.
The Leafs didn't have a morning skate on Saturday, opting instead for a meeting.
Not only will Pontus Aberg make his Leafs debut on a line with Auston Matthews and William Nylander, but Nic Petan, recalled on Friday along with Aberg and Martin Marincin from the Toronto Marlies, will be in the lineup.
Dmytro Timashov will be a healthy scratch, as will Frederik Gauthier, who had played in each of the Leafs' first 29 games before he was scratched against Colorado on Wednesday.
"As I told Fred, it's just that we feel pretty comfortable with who he is and what he's done in the organization," Keefe said. "I'm very familiar with him. All the coaching staff and management, everybody here is familiar with him. We're in a situation where we have some other guys would like to give some opportunities to and see what they can bring and see what they can add to the mix.
"We liked how Fred has played, he has played, he has done well, but we're trying to find the right mix for our team and we've got to try some different things, so in the interim he's going to have to take a step back a little bit."
Winger Trevor Moore, who will miss his 10th game with a shoulder injury, is with the team. Keefe indicated that "there might be a chance in the latter part" of the trip that Moore returns to the lineup.


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Introduction: "Beehive"
This was an entry into a juried craftshow for our local 'Bread & Honey Festival'. There were several craft categories but the only one my eggs would fit was the "anything with a bee" category. This is a large goose egg, black on the bottom and variegated gold leafing on the top. I used gold cording to make the beehive 'lines' and doorway and the leafing went over that. I found a vintage costume jewellery bee brooch that I used as the thumbpiece. The flowers on the stand are painted a pearl white and I added a crystal to the centre of each flower.
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Great job. I noticed that you used a ring hinge. How do you like them compared to the regular hinge? Again, great job.
I love hinge rings, they give such a finished look and help protect the egg. I would use them all the time if they weren't so expensive. I still have a hard time 'fitting' them to an egg. I find if I cut several that seem to be the right size I can mix and match tops and bottoms. Trying to fit it to just one egg always gives me one part that fits perfectly and one that is just a bit too big. Glad you liked it.


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When Game of Thrones concludes this year, it brings to an end eight years of murder, betrayal, incest, war, familial feuding, confusing tree people and castration. Not surprising that those of us invested in the machinations of Westeros feel like we need a good, strong drink.
It's fortuitous, then, the Games of Thrones single-malt scotch whisky collection launches in Australia this week. Seven whisky distilleries across the UK have come together to create a collection of inebriants, each representing one of Westeros's major houses (plus one for the besieged Night's Watch).
Our Scotch-loving, GoT-obsessed reporter Tristan Lutze tested all of the single malts, and miraculously survived the episode.
House Tully: The Singleton of Glendullan Select
In ruins after a series of invasions and the events of the infamous Red Wedding, few are more deserving of a glass of whisky than those in House Tully. Although pleasantly sweet, with softened hints of spiced baked apple, it also seems slightly watery. Fitting, perhaps, for the House that oversaw Westeros's River Lands.
House Greyjoy: Talisker Select Reserve
Like the Greyjoy's Iron Islands, Talisker's dominion is beset by water – it's the only distillery on the Scottish island of Skye. The resulting whisky has notes of Sichuan pepper, a pleasant smokiness and a natural saltiness. In short, it's delicious but it probably won't take your mind off being castrated by the psychotic Ramsay Snow.
House Stark: Dalwhinnie Winter's Frost
There's no season better suited for a dram of whisky than winter, so it's nice to know that it's on its way. This aromatic honey-scented drop leaves a hint of smoke on the palate, perhaps in a nod to this season's upcoming Battle of Winterfell. While I still haven't recovered from Ned Stark losing his head, the whisky is beginning to go to mine.
House Baratheon: Royal Lochnagar 12 Year Old
A delicious whisky, this one, with rich cake and butter notes befitting the hedonistic late king. There's a slightly bitter aftertaste, though it's hard to tell if it's separate to the bitterness I still feel toward that whole relationship between Robert Baratheon and Cersei Lannister.
House Lannister: Lagavulin 9 Year Old
Lagavulin is one of the most legendary names in Scottish whisky. And while the Lannisters are, by and large, a group of irredeemably vile monsters that deserve every bad thing that happens to them, the drink that bears their wretched name is delicious. It's tinged with hints of vanilla, caramel, smoke, and not a hint of the poison that blessedly did in Joffrey.
House Targaryen: Cardhu Gold Reserve
There are two types of people: those who believe Daenerys Targaryen deserves to sit on the Iron Throne, and those who are wrong. Made by a distillery founded by Helen Cumming in the 1800s, this gentle and delicious elixir is more reminiscent of a spiced rum than a traditional Scotch whisky. Nevertheless, even Viserys Targaryen would be happy to have this golden liquid go to his head.
The Night's Watch: Oban Bay Reserve
The double-charred barrels used to make this oaky single malt lend it a rich smokiness and vanilla-infused sweetness, as though a crème caramel had been set alight by an angry dragon. It's just the thing to take the edge off a lifetime's indebted servitude to a lonely battalion of frozen outcasts.
The Game of Thrones whisky collection is on sale at liquor stores nationwide.
Viking-themed restaurant Mjølner will also be hosting tasting nights at its Melbourne and Sydney locations on Sydney 14 April, mjolner.com.au


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Leather has been used in furniture for years. Earlier it was considered as a sign of status and used by kings and other royal men, but with passing years this concept changed. Leather now appears in every household in the form of leather lounges, chairs, and sofa, etc.
In the 60s using leather, lounges became a trend. Designer and manufacturers of furniture started using leather widely. The leather colors used were red, white and green. The colors were bright and enhanced the beauty of the room. People did not consider a home ready without a leather lounge.
In the 20th century there was a huge advancement in technology and even trade increased between nations. The leather sofa continued to be an essential piece for homes. Individuals would relax on them by lying down after a long day of hard work. The lounges made of leather were placed in the center of the living room so that family gatherings could be more comfortable. Family members used to sit together to listen to the radio and nowadays to watch television or play games using an electronic gadget, etc.
Since a decade the leather couch has retained its value as a luxury and premier piece of furniture. Despite its cheaper prices than earlier days it is still considered as a symbol of status and increases the luxury of a living room. Presently leather lounges are available in a wide variety of colors which was never an option in earlier days. There are unimaginable color variations like purple, pink, oranges and turquoises. Technology has made them as versatile as lounges made of fabric. They can fit into all types of décor and style. Individuals can add blankets and pillows to leather lounges as complimentary and soften it. One can even hire an interior designer to choose the most suitable lounge for their living room. Some companies repair lounges made of old leather. These companies are saviors for those who have a sofa, chair or other furniture of old leather and want to repair them keeping some old traditional touch in it.
Final word
There is no compromise with the reliability and comfort of a leather lounge. The leather sofa that comes with the mark of reputation is comfortable and decent when they have proper cushioning and exact framing. The sofa manufacturers design the furniture with the utmost care so that it meets the required grade of standards and are of the highest quality. There are different kinds of designs that suit the requirement and budget of all individuals. The individual who purchases a leather lounge enjoys hours of happiness with energizing and relaxing feelings after he starts using it. The demand for leather furniture especially chairs and sofa have increased drastically, and premium choice sofas are available in the market. The use of the sofa has increased a lot worldwide, and they are a hot favorite now. The lounges are soft and still shows the status of a household when they are fitted in ones living room.


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Morlan Dodge plans relocation, expansion
(Business ~ 05/11/03)
SIKESTON - Morlan Dodge is going to have a new home and it is going to be super. On May 5, John and Autry Morlan completed the purchase of the 10-acre former Kmart site along Main Street for the new Morlan Dodge Supercenter. Work began the next day on renovations with plans to be moved from their former Main Street location later this year...
Births (published 5/11)
(Births ~ 05/11/03)
WILDWOOD - Brad and Angela Clemons are the parents of their first child, a son, born at 9:47 a.m. March 29, 2003, at St. John's Mercy Medical Center in St. Louis. Andrew Bradley Clemons weighed 7 pounds, 2 ounces and was 19 1/4-inches long. The former Angela Fulton, Mrs. Clemons is the daughter of Ronald and Nancy Fulton of Cape Girardeau. She is a systems administrator for Enterprise Leasing in Clayton...
St. Vincent shuts out soccer team
(High School Sports ~ 05/11/03)
SIKESTON -- Sikeston's girls soccer team was blanked by St. Vincent on Friday afternoon, 4-0. The Lady Bulldogs trailed just 1-0 at halftime, but gave up three goals in the second half. St. Vincent entered the game ranked No. 14 in the state. "I thought we did a really good job, holding a really good team to just one goal in the first half," said Sikeston coach Derrick Long. "Earlier in the year, we were getting beat 9-0 or 10-0 by much worse teams."...
Sikeston beats Clearwater in battle of state-ranked teams
(High School Sports ~ 05/11/03)
SIKESTON - It must be nice to be in a hitting slump but still produce victories. That's what the Sikeston Bulldogs have been doing as of late, most recently in a 7-2 victory against Class 2, No. 3 ranked Clearwater on Friday afternoon at VFW Stadium...
Davidson will be honored on May 21
(Local News ~ 05/11/03)
SIKESTON - The public is invited to attend the 2003 Honors Board induction ceremony for Allan Davidson at 10 a.m. May 21 at the Honors Board in the Recreation Complex. He will be the 28th individual recognized on the Honors Board since 1986 for volunteer service to youth sports program and Scouting in Sikeston...
Nunnelee Memorial Tennis Tournament hopes to build on record-breaking year
(High School Sports ~ 05/11/03)
SIKESTON -- The 13th Annual Ed Nunnelee Memorial Tennis Tournament is set to take place May 30 through June 1 at the Sikeston High School and Sikeston Country Club tennis courts. Considering last year's event was the largest and most financially successful to date, tournament organizer Tom Nunnelee has high expectations for this year's event...
Spring means preparing park facilities
(Local News ~ 05/11/03)
SIKESTON - April showers bring May flowers - and long grass. This is always a busy time of the year for the Sikeston Parks Department as they try to keep the green areas trimmed while preparing park facilities for summer activities. "One of the big things right now is trying to keep up with the grass," said Jiggs Moore, parks director. ...
Making adjustments without Dad
(Local News ~ 05/11/03)
BENTON -- Unlike most pregnant wives, when Brandi Ray has a craving for a certain food, she can't just call her husband on the phone and ask him to drive through somewhere on his way home from work. Instead, the young mother is learning to do a lot on her own. Brandi's husband, Cecil, is a U.S. Army tanker stationed in Korea. The couple has a 2-year-old son, Christopher, and Brandi is 5 months pregnant with their second child...
Dexter's next star has arrived
(High School Sports ~ 05/11/03)
DEXTER - Ever since her freshman year, any casual fan of high school track and field could tell that Dexter's Hannah Burleson was going to be a good one. On a hot spring day two years ago during the district meet, she didn't qualify in any event, but the fact that she competed with the area's top athletes certainly boded well for her...
Tornado threat is a dangerous reality to area
(Local News ~ 05/11/03)
MORLEY -- When Karen and Mark Breedlove heard the tornado sirens go off around 9 p.m. Sunday in Morley, they headed to a safer place in their rock home which is located one quarter of a mile south of Morley. Fifteen minutes later, it was over and the Breedloves were surveying the damage to their property -- an uprooted tree and fallen power lines...
Speakout 5/11
(Opinion ~ 05/11/03)
Does anybody know when the dentist's office will open at Semo Health Network? This service is really needed in this area. We called Dan Brachman with the SEMO Health Network. "Construction of the expanded medical and dental clinic will begin in mid-June in the River Birch Mall in Sikeston. ...
Use today to pay tribute to mothers
(Column ~ 05/11/03)
On this special day, I am most thankful for a wonderful mother who has provided a lifetime of guidance, advice, support and, most importantly, love. Granted, words alone fall far short of expressing the importance of motherhood. But since I have yet to buy my mom a gift, these words are my cheap way of expressing my sentiments. Just kiddin' Mom!...
Looking Back 5/11
(History ~ 05/11/03)
SIKESTON Mr. and Mrs. Bois R. Council of Sikeston are parents of a son born Monday afternoon at Southeast Missouri Hospital in Cape Girardeau. --- MALDEN - The continuous throb of airplane engines and the flash of wings high over Malden has only one meaning these days. Flight training has begun at the Air Force's new basic flying school here...
Rosemary Gault
(Obituary ~ 05/11/03)
HOT SPRINGS, Ark. - Rosemary Gault, 73, died May 8, 2003, at the Advance Care Hospital in Hot Springs. Born April 4, 1930, in Portageville, Mo., she was the daughter of the late Clyde and Donnie Edward White. She married Charles G. Gault in Portageville and he preceded her in death on Feb. 25, 1993...
Johnnnie Worley
(Obituary ~ 05/11/03)
SIKESTON - Johnnie Worley, 86, died at 4 a.m. May 10, 2003, at the Sikeston Convalescent Center. Arrangements are incomplete at McMikle Funeral Home in Charleston.
Mildred Heisserer
(Obituary ~ 05/11/03)
ORAN - Mildred Heisserer, 85, died May 8, 2003, at the Fountainbleau Lodge in Cape Girardeau. Born Nov. 8, 1917, in Fornfelt, daughter of the late Thomas and Velva Bradley Clark, she was chief operator for the Southeast Telephone Company in Fornfelt before retiring. She was a member of Guardian Angel Catholic Church and St. Ann Sodality in Oran...
John Makin
(Obituary ~ 05/11/03)
SIKESTON - Services scheduled for 3 p.m. today at Nunnelee Funeral Chapel in Sikeston for John Richard Makin, 33, of Matthews, who died May 6, 2003, will be: Gene Watson, Melvin Barnett, Mike Sullivan, Lucas Polk, Steven Lynn and Kenny Eftink. The Rev. Rodney Dunlap, pastor of the First Missionary Baptist Church, will officiate. Burial will follow in the Matthews Cemetery...
Gilbert LeGrand
(Obituary ~ 05/11/03)
BENTON - Gilbert Henry LeGrand, 79, died May 7, 2003, at St. Francis Medical Center in Cape Girardeau. Born July 27, 1923, in New Hamburg, son of the late William A. and Lucy Grojean LeGrand, he owned and operated LeGrand's Tavern for 40 years, retiring in 1990. A lifelong resident of New Hamburg and Benton, he was a member of St. Denis Catholic Church in New Hamburg, the Chamber of Commerce and American Legion Post 369. He was a veteran of the U.S. Navy...
Shae Kuehle
(Obituary ~ 05/11/03)
WAPPAPELLO - Shae Kuehle, 60, died May 9, 2003, at Three Rivers Healthcare North Campus in Poplar Bluff. Born April 8, 1943, in Cape Girardeau, son of Irene Anthony Kuehle of Wappapello and the late John W. Kuehle, he retired as a truck sales manager for the Cooney Equipment Company in Sikeston. He owned and operated the Lakeland Market at Wappapello. A member of the United Methodist Church at Wappapello and the Elks Lodge, he was a former member of the Army National Guard...
Bobby Sullenger
(Obituary ~ 05/11/03)
LILBOURN - Bobby Leon Sullenger, 66, died May 8, 2003, at Southeast Missouri Hospital in Cape Girardeau. Born May 28, 1936, in Wardell, son of the late Herman and Helen Looney Sullenger, he was a retired farmer and member of American Legion Post 595 in New Madrid. He was also a member of the Evergreen Missionary Baptist Church in Marston...
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|Fluvoxamine tablets
What do fluvoxamine tablets do?
What should my health care professional know before I take fluvoxamine?
How should I take this medicine?
What if I miss a dose?
What other medicines can interact with fluvoxamine?
Fluvoxamine may also interact with the following medications:
Tell your prescriber or health care professional about all other medicines you are taking, including non-prescription medicines, nutritional supplements, and herbal products. Also tell your prescriber or health care professional if you are a frequent user of drinks with caffeine or alcohol, if you smoke, or if you use illegal drugs. These may affect the way your medicine works. Check with your health care professional before stopping or starting any of your medicines.
What side effects may I notice from taking fluvoxamine?
Side effects that usually do not require medical attention (report to your prescriber or health care professional if they continue or are bothersome):
NOTE: This information is not intended to cover all possible uses, precautions, interactions, or adverse effects for this drug. If you have questions about the drug(s) you are taking, check with your health care professional. It is not intended as medical advice for individual conditions or treatment.


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"it's that most sluggish time of the year"
Yes I did have study week last week but no, it didn't really work because I wrote "DO NOT ADD ANYTHING ELSE THIS WEEK" far too late. Plus ended up on the Road Trip to Middlesborough which took some of the time. Seeing the most wonderful Elspeth and family, visiting the awesome Teesside Uni Computer Faculty (motion capture suits! 72 track recording studio! Film set! 3D scanner! a Wii and computer games STUDY room! more up to date computers than you can shake a stick at!) was great but the driving less so. Especially on the way home playing the will-my-windscreen-shatter-at-any-time-thanks-to-the-spiral-crack-in-it-due-to-a-stone-hitting-it-earlier-on game. (We won!)Followed by the Cambridgeshire-has-no-roads-so-any-detours-take-40-minutes game. (We lost) But there you are.
H definitely wants to go to Teesside and we have now heard he has an offer. But not what it is!
But it is by now that the fact we don't really stop over Christmas begins to hit home so I can't wait for half term. When I still have part of my MA course but it is stimulating enough to count as fun! Basically I am just bone weary and need to stop. While at the same time having loads and loads to do. Maybe I should read the book on Getting Things Done I bought. I hoped just having it would do the trick!
Hmmm maybe I should change the blog title to Lythan Moans a Lot.
Or just count my blessings as I have been reflecting on for Salt this week
Hazel chose the theme of
the Beatitudes.Jesus began the Sermon on the Mount with the Beatitudes. Sadly, sometimes they are mistakenly seen as a blueprint for how we are to be saved, something for us to strive to attain – but rather, as Spurgeon said, they are 'the marks and evidences of a work of grace in the soul.' It is only possible to truly possess the qualities Jesus commends if we experience the salvation He offers. They are the characteristics that should be evident in every Christian.
As Dr Martyn Lloyd-Jones said: 'Happiness is the great question confronting mankind. The whole world is longing for happiness and it is tragic to observe the ways in which people are seeking it.' In the opening verses of the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus is saying that if you really want to be happy, to be blessed, then here is the way.
The characteristics identified in the Beatitudes are not ones that come naturally to us, but are produced by grace and the work of the Holy Spirit.
I hope that you enjoy seeing the crafting response of the team - please visit their individual blogs to read what they have to say.
Our challenge: It would be lovely if you could join with us in creating something that is your response to these sayings of Jesus - or perhaps concentrate on just one of them. We would love to see any crafting that is prompted by these words of Jesus - please leave us a comment with a link to where we can come and see your creation.
Here is what I did...
You will see this photo again in a different size on the next layout! I have something called Poladroid on my computer - got the link somewhere and it is such fun. You can drag your photo in and it makes the noise of an old polaroid camera and develops before your eyes! Each picutre has a slight tint and they vary so you can have lots of the same photo looking slightly different. I had printed some up which turned out to be too big for the Docrafts page but I thought would fit here. As it happens the K and Co Urban Rhapsody paper is the exact shade of green as the photo. Result!
I cut bits out from one of the papers and made some faux chipboard layered letters to which I added some opal liquid pearl dots. Couple of chatterbox embellishments, a string of flat backed pearls, some prima pearls and the Message version of the Beatitudes and that was me done.
This week I was asked to play with one of the new Docrafts capsule collections for the Scrapbooking Project of the Week (which has to be sung a la Harry Hill) I got the pink and red one so as it was near to Valentines day guess what theme I chose?
Lots of paper tearing and those photos again! You can find all the details here
And one final layout as I am behind on showing themWhat a lovely title eh? When we went on our day trip I suddenly came over all peculiar and for a while thought I would have to ask to go home again. Eventually I perked up a bit - but didn't really eat anything all day!
Basic Grey Origins paper and chipboard, more chatterbox embellishements and a Scrappy Fairy journalling spot.
I started this blog post in the morning and since then have met a friend for a mutually supportive lunch and held a service in a local residential home. One of the residents is very, very ill and we were asked to pray for her. To my amazement many of the staff and some of the residents were there in the room too (it was quite funny really as I thought there were 5 of us in the room. There were about 15 when I turned around!) The love and the care shown in the tears and hugs of the staff was so moving and humbling. That is the kind of special moment that gives me the motivation I need. that is when I knowthat I am blessed.


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Tech sweeps Bemidji State, advances to WCHA semis
BEMIDJI , Minn. — Michigan Tech advanced out of the WCHA quarterfinal for the fourth season in a row with a 5-4 win and sweep of Bemidji State Saturday night at the Sanford Center. The Huskies got goals from five different players and Devin Kero had 33 saves between the pipes as Tech improved to 19-15-5 on the season.
Tech will travel to top-seeded Minnesota State in a best-of-three semifinal series. The first game is Friday at 8:07 p.m.
"It means so much for our young guys to win a playoff series," Tech coach Joe Shawhan said. "It sets a bar for the program going forward, and every guy played a big part in this one. We want to keep playing, and I think we can play with anybody at the point in the season."
Six of the game's nine goals were scored in the third period. Tech held a 2-1 lead heading into the final frame.
The home team pressured in the first seven minutes before it was called for a penalty, and Justin Misiak scored to put the Huskies up 3-1. He redirected a shot by Mark Auk for his seventh of the season with Mitch Reinke adding the secondary assist.
Joel L'Esperance gave Tech a three-goal lead 2:15 later when he buried a one-timer from Jake Lucchini as the Huskies went in on a 4-on-2 rush. Dane Birks also assisted on L'Esperance's ninth of the season with 4:44 left in the third.
Bemidji State (16-14-8) then went to work to climb back into the game, pulling goaltender Michal Bitzer for the extra attacker. Jay Dickman cut it back to a two-goal game with 2:12 remaining.
Dylan Steman thought he scored into the open net moments later, but it was waved off as the Huskies were offside. Mark Auk did bury an empty-net goal with 1:28
on the clock from center ice after Steman won the draw to give Tech its three-goal lead back.
The Beavers weren't done. Justin Baudry scored with 1:12 on the board and Charlie Combs made it a one-goal game with 56.3 remaining — both being scored with the extra attacker.
BSU had one more redirect out front in the final stages, but Kero was there for the save as the clock struck zero and the large contingent of Michigan Tech Pep Band members and Mitch's Misfits celebrated with the Huskies.
"We knew they were going to give us everything they had in the third period," Shawhan said. "We were able to put some pucks in the net, and then it just got goofy at the end there with their goalie out."
Reinke opened the game's scoring 41 seconds after puck drop as he shelved a loose puck after a scramble in front of Bitzer. L'Esperance and Lucchini were credited with assists.
Lucchini added to the lead just over 3:30 later, scoring Tech's first shorthanded goal of the season. He finished off a 2-on-1 with L'Esperance on a backhanded move for his team-leading 16th goal of the season.
Gerry Fitzgerald scored on the power play 11:03 into the second period to make it 2-1.
BSU had a 37-25 advantage in shots on goal. Kero made nine saves in the first, 14 in the second, and 10 in the third. Bitzer finished with 20 saves.
"Devin did a great job tonight," Shawhan said. "He made some big saves when we needed to get going. He's not happy with the way the game ended, but I'm proud of him. He bleeds Black and Gold and is just a tremendous competitor. He gave us a chance tonight."
Tech was 1-for-2 on the power play and 4-for-5 on the penalty kill.


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I've been a fan of Fiat 500s since they revived the brand and brought them here five years ago—actually, as reported here, since even before then. Given the funky Italian design and their practical nimbularity for city driving, they (continue to) demonstrate great value for money. I was not a fan of the crossover 500L when they came to Canada in 2014 because they sacrificed a bit of both for space. I accused Fiat of elongating the design from a huggable, streetwise drumlin shape to a bloated suburban Masada, and of pandering to size-greedy North Americans.
However I began warming to the L over Christmas 2014 when I took one through the mountains and highways of Sicily* with my family. Turns out, the Ls are all over the place it Italy, not just available here, and here's why: Unless you're a diminutive couple (or solo artist) who does little traveling, you need the extra room.
After driving the 500L Trekking Urbana, I'm even warmer now to the big L.
It's not as nimble or fun as its littler sorella, the regular 500, but so what? It matters to me that you can pack more than your smokes, comb, cell phone, suit jacket and two bottles of franciacorta. The backseats are less roomy but spacious and comfortable enough to accommodate anyone up to 6ft tall.
The small 1.4L 4-cylinder engine is turbo-charged. There's a notable touch of lag when you want to accelerate suddenly, but it's certainly adequate for urban tootling. If you do take it to the track—no it stayed the city—at least you'll be pleased with how it corners (for a crossover). But don't take it to the track.
Plus it still represents very good value for money if you crave style.
Taxes and destination charges in, the price below is more $5,000 over the base model. If you have two hours to spare and want to save $1,600, learn how to drive a standard transmission. It's fun and can help render better mileage. The power sunroof is another $1,300 that you can probably do without.
If you're style-conscious, consider keeping the $1,400 preferred package with its distinctive "Urbana Trekking" seats and muted outer accents, plus the $750 rear park assist. (You don't want to scrape it.) On the other hand, if you're not style-conscious, you probably haven't read this far.
Total price including destination charge and taxes: $32,380
* (Last year's L in Sicily was a domestic diesel and decent on fuel—not available here. Given recent news about the VW debacle and air conditions in cities like Milan, maybe that's not a bad thing.)


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"The need of the Army for motorcycles, side cars, and bicycles was so tremendous that for many months during the war practically the entire output of these vehicles of the kinds selected as being most suitable for Army use was taken by the Government.
It was found that the Indian and Harley-Davidson motorcycles were best adapted to meet the necessities of the Expeditionary Forces in France, and these types were standardized for overseas shipment. Orders for a total of 39,070 Indian motorcycles were placed with the manufacturers at Springfield, Mass., and before the end of 1918, 18,081 of these had been delivered. From the Harley-Davidson manufacturers at Milwaukee, Wis., the Government received 14,666 machines of the total of 26,487 ordered before the end of 1918. In addition to the Harley-Davidson and Indian machines, 1,526 Cleveland motorcycles, made in Cleveland, Ohio, were contracted for, and 1,476 delivered previous to 1919.
Side-car equipment for the Indian and Harley-Davidson machines was bought in almost as great quantities as the motorcycles themselves. In fact, the demand for motorcycles and side cars from these two concerns was so great that they were working at 100-per-cent capacity for the Government before the summer of 1918.
The needs of the Army for machines increased so steadily and the requirements were so vast that both the Indian and Harley-Davidson concerns had made large additions to their plants for meeting the Government needs at the time the armistice was signed.
A standard military bicycle was turned out for the Army by the Westfield Manufacturing Co., at Westfield, Mass., and other bicycles were ordered from the Great Western Manufacturing Co., at Laporte, Ind., and the Davis Sewing Machine Co., at Dayton, Ohio."
In addition to the vast number of bicycles, motorcycles, and side cars the Army also ordered so many horse-drawn wagons that within one year of production all the air-dried lumber in the country had been exhausted necessitating the building of facilities for kiln drying newly cut lumber. R. V. Board of the Kentucky Wagon Co.; A. B. Thilens of the Studebaker Corporation of America; E. E. Parsonage of the John Deere Wagon Co.; and R. W. Lea of the Moline Plow Co., were named members of an advisory committee to assist the Army in the procurement of such vehicles.
The first requisition for wagons was for 34,000 escort wagons. Orders came a little later for drinking-water carts and wagons, medical and ration carts, combat wagons, veterinary ambulances, sprinkling wagons, and various other types of special needs vehicles. Companies called upon to produce the wagons included Bain Wagon Co., Oshkosh, Wis., Columbia Wagon Co., Colungia, PA; Deere & Co., Moline, Ill.; Emerson-Brantingham Co., Rockford, Ill.; Florence Wagon Co., Florence, Ala.; Hackney Wagon Co., Wilson, N.C.; International Harvester Co., Memphis, Tenn.; Moline Plow Co., Moline, Ill.; Mogul Wagon Co., Hoskinsville, Ky.; Owensboro Wagon Co., Owensboro, Ky.; Pekin Wagon Co., Pekin, Ill.; Peter Schuttler Co., Chicago, Ill.; Springfield Wagon Co., Springfield, Mo.; Stroughton Wagon Co., Stoughton, Wis.; A. Streich & Bros. Co., Oshkosh, Wis.; Thornhill Wagon Co., Lynchburg, Va.; Tiffin Wagon Co., Tiffin, Ohio; Eagle Wagon Works, Auburn, N.Y.; A. A. Cooper Wagon & Buggy Co., Dubuque, Iowa; Winona Wagon Co., Winona, Minn.; White Hickory Wagon Co., Atlanta, Ga.; Kentucky Wagon Co., Louisville, Ky.; Studebaker Corporation, South Bend, Ind.; American Car & Foundry Co., Jeffersonville, Ind. – Source: "American Munitions 1917-1918". U.S. War Dept. 1919.
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Previous Street Name: Alegro St
'Current/Next' Street Name: W. 37th Pl
Earliest Date for 'Previous' Name: 1903
Latest Date for 'Previous' Name: 1908~
Entry covers from cross street to cross street or similar: bet. Broadway Pl. & Main St. (37).
Approximate Number of Blocks: 1
Length of segment: 0.088 miles
Map(s) used to confirm street name changes:
1902 Rueger
1908 Hamlin
1908 Wood
Reference 1: Morse*
Notes: 1908 Wood as Alegro. 1908 Hamlin as 37 Pl
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A few days ago, I found myself daydreaming from my desk about my next camping excursion. With my heart set on pines and alpine lakes, I got to planning – but was promptly stopped in my tracks by the weather forecast. With highs barely reaching the low 40s, it was clear that (for this warm-blooded Californian, anyway) the summer camping season was officially over.
Was I disappointed? No way! The onset of Fall means a whole 'nother kind of outdoor exploration is finally accessible again: the desert. As mountain conditions creep toward first snow, the desert air is cooling to perfection. Bright blue skies, uniquely diverse flora, and a refreshingly arid climate provide a welcome change of scenery.
Whether you're an aficionado who's already fallen in love with sands that stretch to a low horizon, or a newbie who doesn't know a cactus from a pincushion, this list of California's best desert camping destinations will redefine your definition of paradise.
Joshua Tree National Park has become an Instagram darling in recent years, and it's not hard to see why. A three-hour drive from Los Angeles, the park is covered in endless swaths of its namesake, the Joshua Tree. The spiky yucca plant with skyward-reaching branches seems like something straight off the pages of a Dr. Seuss book. You'll be amazed by the giant sandstone boulders just begging to be climbed — amateur scramblers and serious rock climbers alike will find attractive options.
Joshua Tree gets crowded on weekends, so you'll want to strike a balance of privacy and convenience at Jumbo Rocks campground. This spot is aptly named – many of the campsites are in nooks among the boulders, lending a welcome sense of solitude. Climb up on the rocks to watch the sunset – a spectacular sight, the pink sky highlighted by the silhouettes of Joshua Trees. Get there early, as spots fill up fast.
During prime camping season, it can be sometimes impossible to snag a spot at Jumbo Rocks. There are some pretty rad Hipcamps near the park though that are definitely worth checking out!
If you love the otherworldliness of Joshua Tree but crave more adventure (and less people), Mojave National Preserve will be your jam – you'll enjoy a similar landscape without the throngs of weekend warriors. This sprawling preserve is best suited for those prepared to rough it: many of the roads require high-clearance vehicles, and services are few. But the extra planning is worth it. In a weekend, you can visit a lava-formed cave, massive sand dunes, and the largest Joshua Tree forest in the world.
You can pitch your tent anywhere that calls your name (as long as you stay half a mile from the road) but for those who prefer a more established campground, try Mid Hills. This tent-only site maintains an off-the-beaten-path vibe, and at over 5,000 feet of elevation it tends to be cooler than the rest of the preserve. No fires are allowed, which is an advantage in this case: the night sky is a sight to behold, and the stars seem that much brighter without the glow of a nearby flame.
When people think of Death Valley, many envision a sizzling stretch of nothing as far as the eye can see. This couldn't be more wrong, especially in late Fall when temperatures drop to comfortably toasty levels, leaving the park ripe for exploration. Our country's most expansive national park is full of surprises: from the shimmering salt flats of Badwater Basin to the snow-dusted peaks of the Panamint Range, one could happily spend weeks adventuring here – on foot, via horseback, or behind the wheel of an off-road vehicle – and never tire of the magic.
Death Valley's campgrounds are as varied as its geography, some on remote plateaus and others adjacent to restaurants and swimming pools. Our pick, particularly for tent campers, is Texas Spring. Its central location is a perfect jumping off point for day trips to the park's far reaches, and its placement on a hilltop lends to sweet sunrise views. Keep in mind: like most other campsites in the park, this one is first-come, first-served.
There's also a pretty cool Hipcamp nearby—but on the Nevada side!
Though not a desert in the traditional sense, Pinnacles National Park is still best visited after the stifling summer temperatures ease up, giving way to mild days and crisp evenings. The land that makes up the tiny park was formed by an ancient volcanic eruption, creating unique geography that packs quite a bit of punch in its 42 square miles. Many of the park's highlights can be taken in on a nine mile loop trail, which will take you to high peaks and through an incredible talus cave, providing views of the park's namesake spires for much of the way.
There is only one campground at Pinnacles; thankfully, you can reserve a site up to six months in advance. The Pinnacles campground is, as you would expect, a conveniently short distance from all amenities, and a shuttle makes frequent stops at the parking lots and trailheads. Large group spots are available, but even solo travelers at smaller sites have barbecue grates and fire rings at their disposal, and the property's many oak trees are a pleasant touch.
Just outside of the park is Bar SZ Ranch—a working family-owned ranch where you can enjoy horseback riding, skeet and target shooting, hayrides, feeding animals, archery and roping. Yee-haw!
Haven't heard of the Cuyama Badlands? You're in good company—this seldom visited area is one of California's best kept secrets. A stretch of mystical high desert terrain nestled in the San Rafael and Sierra Madre Mountains, the badlands provide enough solace and untapped wilderness for the most intrepid of travelers. Hike through one of the canyons in the bandlands' gnarled folds, keeping your eyes peeled for Chumash petroglyphs and taking in the smell of juniper and pinyon pine.
The Songdog Campsites are a fantastic option for bedding down in the area. Located on a 200 foot tall mesa, the sites are scattered with plenty of room for privacy, all with breathtaking views of the valley below. One lavish "glampout" is also available, complete with a gorgeous canvas tent, firewood, and everything you need to cook a meal as beautiful and satisfying as your surroundings.
Jennifer Kotlewski is a Los Angeles based writer, humanitarian, and nature junkie. You can see what kind of trouble she's currently getting into via instagram @jenkotlewski.
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Nike EYBL Peach Jam
The Riverview Park Activities Center is host to the site of the annual EYBL Nike Peach Jam which is a national recruiting showcase
The 2021 Nike EYBL Peach Jam Basketball Tournament will be on display at the Riverview Park Activities Center (Dates to be determined) for the 25th year. It is one of the most longstanding and prestigious grassroots basketball tournaments on the amateur circuit featuring the best high school basketball players from across the country and Canada..
The tournament will host three age divisions of 17-Under, 16-Under and 15-Under and this tournament will crown the champion of Nike's summer basketball circuit. All of the teams in attendance had to qualify in the EYBL summer league to make it to the Nike Peach Jam. Competition will be intense as most of the nation's top ranked high school recruits will be participating with NCAA Coaches in attendance.
The public is invited to attend this event and admission will be $15 per entry.
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September Pastor's PenWritten by Pastor's Pen - August 28, 2018 0 Comments
The Pastor's Pen, September, 2018
As we head into September and begin another year of Sunday School, Confirmation, and other Christian education ministries here at St. Andrew, I am reminded of the promise that the congregation makes whenever a child is baptized. After the parents promise to help their child grow in the Christian faith and life, and after the sponsors promise to nurture the child in the faith, we then ask the congregation, "People of God, do you promise to support this child and pray for her in her new life in Christ?"
Why do we ask the congregation that question? Because we recognize that when it comes to raising a child to be a faithful follower of Jesus, parents and sponsors are not able to do it by themselves. When it comes to supporting and nurturing a child in the faith, it really does "take a village."
Sunday School teachers, Vacation Bible School teachers, First Communion instructors, Head to the Heart guides, God Squad leaders, Work Camp and Youth Gathering chaperones – anyone who is involved in the youth and Christian education ministries of our congregation plays a vital role in helping us fulfill the promise we make when our children are baptized. To all of you who volunteer with these ministries, thank you!
But we also need to remember that it's not only the people who volunteer with our children and youth ministries who help us to fulfill our baptismal promise. It's everyone who, through their prayers, through their congregational participation, through their financial contributions, helps make St. Andrew a church where serving and following Jesus is modeled and where the Christian faith is put into practice.
Children learn the faith in their Sunday School classrooms, but they also learn the faith in worship when they sing the songs and speak the words of the prayers. Middle school students learn the faith in their Head to the Heart small groups, but they also learn the faith when they volunteer with PADS or help our quilters assemble baby care kits. High school students learn the faith in their Sunday morning Bible study, but they also learn the faith when they come to our monthly movie night and participate in the after-movie discussion. Raising our children to be followers of Jesus is a congregation-wide ministry.
To all of you who faithfully support the life and ministries of our church, thank you! Along with our teachers and youth leaders, you, too, are helping to fulfill the promise we make when our children are baptized.
I'm excited to have us enter into another year of ministry! May God help us to be a congregation where all people, children, youth, and adults, are growing daily in their relationship with Christ.
Pastor Selbo
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French punk act Radical Failure claim influences from a variety of Epitaph and Fat bands but the ones that make the most sense to me are Good Riddance and Vision. The foursome recently put out their new EP "When Everything Collapsed" and if you like your skate and street punk with a dash of hardcore influenced vocals you're going to want to stream it below.
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Dec. 13, 2019
Global experts on environmental science and inland fisheries will receive honorary doctorates in science at Michigan State University. Both are long-time colleagues and collaborators of Fisheries and Wildlife researchers.
Stanford University ecologist and biology professor Harold Mooney plans to attend the Dec. 14 fall commencement's advanced degree ceremonies to receive his honorary degree. His research ranges from the physiological ecology of plants to global environmental stability.
Robin Welcomme also will be honored but won't be in attendance. His research into inland fisheries has boosted awareness of how they contribute to food security, human health and prosperity. Last year, the Robin Welcomme Fellowship Program, was created to recognize scientists who have been working to promote responsible inland fisheries.
Dec. 12, 2019
The survival of Earth's life is not a battle of humans versus nature. In this week's Science, an independent group of international experts, including one from Michigan State University (MSU), deliver a sweeping assessment of nature, concluding victory needs both humans and nature to thrive.
Dec. 3, 2019
An international group of sustainability scientists' landmark cautionary narrative of human-caused mass extinction has been named one of 2019's "most mind-boggling scientific discoveries."
Oct. 17, 2019
Organizations looking to lead quests for sustainability can train troops within their ranks, but the traditional boundaries like experience, seniority and departments aren't where the payoffs lie.
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