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Situated on a hilltop the Club boasts spectacular panoramic hinterland and ocean views looking all the way down to Cape Byron Lighthouse. The Club hosts a renowned Championship golf course, bowling greens, Restaurant, full bar facilities, function rooms, gaming facilities and Kids Club. Located just 15 minutes north of Byron Bay and 5 minutes from Brunswick Heads.
The Club is the perfect place for your function whether it be a Wedding, Birthday, Anniversary, Seminar, Corporate Day or any other event. vThe largest of our function rooms, ideally seating 120 guests, however it is capable of seating up to 140 if required. Through the long glass wall, it boasts some of the most breathtaking 180 degree ocean views over the Pacific Ocean to the Byron Lighthouse. The room hosts a large dance-floor, direct access to the main bar, air conditioning and a simplistic style making it perfect for any style of decorating.
This stunning deck seats approximately 80 guests and boasts one the most magnificent ocean views towards Byron Bay. This room is ideal for meetings and smaller more intimate congregations. Comfortably seating up to 40 people, it is a room which is easily adapted to meet any need from a celebration to a meeting. The Koonyum Deck overlooks our beautiful golf course and the magnificent hinterland of the Koonyum Ranges. This is a very versatile area which can seat 60-80 people. It can also be booked for pre reception wedding drinks.
The Club offers fantastic panoramic ocean and hinterland views to give your wedding reception the perfect backdrop for your special day. We also have options such as using the front or back decks for pre reception drinks, bowls and tapas, and ceremonies on the course. Coast Restaurant located within the Club offer a variety of delicious cuisine options which are tailored to suit your needs and budget.
The largest of our function rooms, ideally seating 120 guests, however it is capable of seating up to 140 if required. Through the long glass wall, it boasts some of the most breathtaking 180 degree ocean views over the Pacific Ocean to the Byron Lighthouse. The room hosts a large dance-floor, direct access to the main bar, air conditioning and a simplistic style making it perfect for any style of decorating.
This room is ideal for meetings and smaller more intimate congregations. Comfortably seating up to 40 people.
The Koonyum Deck overlooks our beautiful golf course and the magnificent hinterland of the Koonyum Ranges. This is a very versatile area which can seat 60-80 people.

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situated on a hilltop the club boasts spectacular panoramic hinterland and ocean views looking all the way down to cape byron lighthouse. the club hosts a renowned championship golf course, bowling greens, restaurant, full bar facilities, function rooms, gaming facilities and kids club. located just 15 minutes north of byron bay and 5 minutes from brunswick heads.
the club is the perfect place for your function whether it be a wedding, birthday, anniversary, seminar, corporate day or any other event. vthe largest of our function rooms, ideally seating 120 guests, however it is capable of seating up to 140 if required. through the long glass wall, it boasts some of the most breathtaking 180 degree ocean views over the pacific ocean to the byron lighthouse. the room hosts a large dance-floor, direct access to the main bar, air conditioning and a simplistic style making it perfect for any style of decorating.
this stunning deck seats approximately 80 guests and boasts one the most magnificent ocean views towards byron bay. this room is ideal for meetings and smaller more intimate congregations. comfortably seating up to 40 people, it is a room which is easily adapted to meet any need from a celebration to a meeting. the koonyum deck overlooks our beautiful golf course and the magnificent hinterland of the koonyum ranges. this is a very versatile area which can seat 60-80 people. it can also be booked for pre reception wedding drinks.
the club offers fantastic panoramic ocean and hinterland views to give your wedding reception the perfect backdrop for your special day. we also have options such as using the front or back decks for pre reception drinks, bowls and tapas, and ceremonies on the course. coast restaurant located within the club offer a variety of delicious cuisine options which are tailored to suit your needs and budget.
the largest of our function rooms, ideally seating 120 guests, however it is capable of seating up to 140 if required. through the long glass wall, it boasts some of the most breathtaking 180 degree ocean views over the pacific ocean to the byron lighthouse. the room hosts a large dance-floor, direct access to the main bar, air conditioning and a simplistic style making it perfect for any style of decorating.
this room is ideal for meetings and smaller more intimate congregations. comfortably seating up to 40 people.
the koonyum deck overlooks our beautiful golf course and the magnificent hinterland of the koonyum ranges. this is a very versatile area which can seat 60-80 people.


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There are no formal entry requirements, although a sound understanding of maths and good hand skills is an advantage.
If you want to become a fully qualified electrician and work in domestic, commercial and industrial locations, our Level 2 Diploma in Electrical Installations could become your first step. This programme provides an understanding of electro-technology and the skills needed for anyone wanting to pursue a career in the electrical installations industry.
All of our construction programmes are delivered at the Engineering and Construction campus, a purpose-built unit that simulates an industrial working environment for practical learning. This campus will give you a flavour of your future workplace and includes computer rooms to complete theory-based work.
Exceptional tutors who boast years of industry experience work hard to make lessons engaging.
A range of practical and online multiple choice City & Guilds examinations.
Upon completion of the Level 2 Diploma in Electrical Installations, many students continue their learning and gain more hands-on experience by embarking on an apprenticeship or enrolling on our Level 3 Diploma in Electrical Installations.

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there are no formal entry requirements, although a sound understanding of maths and good hand skills is an advantage.
if you want to become a fully qualified electrician and work in domestic, commercial and industrial locations, our level 2 diploma in electrical installations could become your first step. this programme provides an understanding of electro-technology and the skills needed for anyone wanting to pursue a career in the electrical installations industry.
all of our construction programmes are delivered at the engineering and construction campus, a purpose-built unit that simulates an industrial working environment for practical learning. this campus will give you a flavour of your future workplace and includes computer rooms to complete theory-based work.
exceptional tutors who boast years of industry experience work hard to make lessons engaging.
a range of practical and online multiple choice city & guilds examinations.
upon completion of the level 2 diploma in electrical installations, many students continue their learning and gain more hands-on experience by embarking on an apprenticeship or enrolling on our level 3 diploma in electrical installations.


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25/1 Watt fixed mount marine radio with JIS8 submersible standards. Features all USA, Canadian & International channels, Rugged rubber grip microphone with channel up/down, scan & instant 16/9 keys, Class D DSC (Digital Selective Calling), large easy to read back-lit Dot Matrix display, user friendly intuitive menu, 10 weather channels with S.A.M.E. emergency/weather alert, programmable channel scan. 3 year warranty. In black.
Uniden 25 Watt Full-Featured Fixed Mount VHF Marine Radio designed with a shorter chassis for more versatile installations.
DSC (Digital Selective Calling) - Including Distress Button, Position Send and Request. Gives you the ability to press one button to call for help during an emergency. Full Class D DSC capability. High performance transceiver ensures clear communication and helps prevent and reject interference.
DSC Position Send and Request - Allows you to send and receive position information between your boat and other boats.
Ultra Compact Rugged Construction - Saves valuable space and allows for convenient mounting. Designed to withstand the harshest marine conditions.
JIS7 Submersible - This radio has been designed to meet the stringent JIS7 submersible specification of submersion in 1 meter of water for 30 minutes with no water intrusion.
Full Dot Matrix Display with Easy-to-Use Intuitive Menus - Provides channel information and feedback for ease of use. The intuitive menu system makes changing settings quick and easy and helps prevent accidental changes.
Quik Command ¢ One-Touch Ch 16/9 Key on Mic - In addition to the channel up and down controls, the Quick Command control enables one touch access to the Coast Guard channels 16 and 9.
S.A.M.E. Emergency/Weather Alert - Allows you to specify the area that you need to hear any alerts that may be Weather, Civil, Biological, Nuclear, or National in nature.
Channel Names - The user can assign names to all marine channels for quicker reference.
Backlit LCD Display and Keypad - Allows for enhanced viewing in low light situations.
LCD Display and Dimmer - Fully user adjustable LCD contrast setting.
Triple Watch Plus ¢ - Allows you to monitor emergency channel 16 and 9, another user selectable channel plus weather alert.
Memory Scan - Allows you to scan all channels saved in memory.
Weather Alert - When activated, user is notified by NOAA weather signal of inclement conditions.
Weather Scan - Hear local weather conditions and forecasts.

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25/1 watt fixed mount marine radio with jis8 submersible standards. features all usa, canadian & international channels, rugged rubber grip microphone with channel up/down, scan & instant 16/9 keys, class d dsc (digital selective calling), large easy to read back-lit dot matrix display, user friendly intuitive menu, 10 weather channels with s.a.m.e. emergency/weather alert, programmable channel scan. 3 year warranty. in black.
uniden 25 watt full-featured fixed mount vhf marine radio designed with a shorter chassis for more versatile installations.
dsc (digital selective calling) - including distress button, position send and request. gives you the ability to press one button to call for help during an emergency. full class d dsc capability. high performance transceiver ensures clear communication and helps prevent and reject interference.
dsc position send and request - allows you to send and receive position information between your boat and other boats.
ultra compact rugged construction - saves valuable space and allows for convenient mounting. designed to withstand the harshest marine conditions.
jis7 submersible - this radio has been designed to meet the stringent jis7 submersible specification of submersion in 1 meter of water for 30 minutes with no water intrusion.
full dot matrix display with easy-to-use intuitive menus - provides channel information and feedback for ease of use. the intuitive menu system makes changing settings quick and easy and helps prevent accidental changes.
quik command ¢ one-touch ch 16/9 key on mic - in addition to the channel up and down controls, the quick command control enables one touch access to the coast guard channels 16 and 9.
s.a.m.e. emergency/weather alert - allows you to specify the area that you need to hear any alerts that may be weather, civil, biological, nuclear, or national in nature.
channel names - the user can assign names to all marine channels for quicker reference.
backlit lcd display and keypad - allows for enhanced viewing in low light situations.
lcd display and dimmer - fully user adjustable lcd contrast setting.
triple watch plus ¢ - allows you to monitor emergency channel 16 and 9, another user selectable channel plus weather alert.
memory scan - allows you to scan all channels saved in memory.
weather alert - when activated, user is notified by noaa weather signal of inclement conditions.
weather scan - hear local weather conditions and forecasts.


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Our work reaches from outfitting top level freerunning academy's to professional sports clubs and home gyms.
We are experts at helping you choose the right equipment for your needs. Our team consists of experienced problem-solvers who will always try to provide a solution for your challenges.
Pictures below are from the JUMP Academy in Den Haag, the Netherlands. This facility was fully designed and outfitted by the JUMP freerun professionals.
visit www.jump-academy.com for more info on this facility.
Pictures below are from the Jumping Jack trampoline and freerunning park in Almere, the Netherlands. The freerunning/parkour setup was fully designed and outfitted by the JUMP freerun professionals.
visit www.jumpingjack.nl for more info on this facility.
Pictures shown are an indication only, we provide a fully customizable solution for every request.
min. space required 30 m2.
min. space required 60 m2.
min. space required 120 m2.

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our work reaches from outfitting top level freerunning academy's to professional sports clubs and home gyms.
we are experts at helping you choose the right equipment for your needs. our team consists of experienced problem-solvers who will always try to provide a solution for your challenges.
pictures below are from the jump academy in den haag, the netherlands. this facility was fully designed and outfitted by the jump freerun professionals.
visit www.jump-academy.com for more info on this facility.
pictures below are from the jumping jack trampoline and freerunning park in almere, the netherlands. the freerunning/parkour setup was fully designed and outfitted by the jump freerun professionals.
visit www.jumpingjack.nl for more info on this facility.
pictures shown are an indication only, we provide a fully customizable solution for every request.
min. space required 30 m2.
min. space required 60 m2.
min. space required 120 m2.


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Miss Hill: Making Dance Matter tells the inspiring and largely unknown story of Martha Hill, a woman whose life was defined by her love for dance, and who successfully fought against great odds to establish dance as a legitimate art form in America.
Through archival footage, lively interviews with friends and intimates, and rare footage of the spirited subject, the film explores Hills's arduous path from a Bible Belt childhood in Ohio to the halls of academia at NYU and Bennington College, to a position of power and influence as Juilliard's founding director of dance (1952-1985). Peppered with anecdotal material delivered by dance notables who knew her, this revelatory story depicts her struggles and successes, the film is a celebration of dance and an examination of the passion required to keep it alive.
Moving and informative . I watched it because my son was a dancer who began his study at Bennington in the 80s. I leatned so much about the history and struggles within the dance world. Thank you for the Martha Hill story.
Every major university with a modern dance program owes a debt of gratitude to Martha Hill.

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miss hill: making dance matter tells the inspiring and largely unknown story of martha hill, a woman whose life was defined by her love for dance, and who successfully fought against great odds to establish dance as a legitimate art form in america.
through archival footage, lively interviews with friends and intimates, and rare footage of the spirited subject, the film explores hills's arduous path from a bible belt childhood in ohio to the halls of academia at nyu and bennington college, to a position of power and influence as juilliard's founding director of dance (1952-1985). peppered with anecdotal material delivered by dance notables who knew her, this revelatory story depicts her struggles and successes, the film is a celebration of dance and an examination of the passion required to keep it alive.
moving and informative . i watched it because my son was a dancer who began his study at bennington in the 80s. i leatned so much about the history and struggles within the dance world. thank you for the martha hill story.
every major university with a modern dance program owes a debt of gratitude to martha hill.


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We're excited to be hosting a meetup with Basis Technology to talk about cutting-edge deep learning applied to NLP! Join us for the discussion followed by pizza & beer networking.
Special thanks to Goof.buzz for hosting this event in their community lab. Detailed directions to the lab are below.
A look at key milestones in the development of NLP & machine learning and how that technology has become adopted by industry. Specifically we will use legal tech as a case study to understand new technology adoption and how fundamental advances in research can lead to new market opportunities.
The past few years have seen a significant improvement in natural language understanding, thanks to the application of the distributional hypothesis to generate dense word embeddings combined with the ‘unreasonable effectiveness of recurrent neural networks’. Despite this massive leap forward at the word and sentence level, attempts at learning dense document embeddings have only seen modest improvements over older approaches. In this talk, I will discuss the evolution of neural document embedding models in the context of their pre-neural predecessors, highlighting where we’re at on the cutting edge. We’ll consider the intuition behind different approaches and architectures as well as the technical difficulties and opportunities that document-level models provide.
Named Entity Recognition is one of the key tasks in commercial Natural Language Processing applications. Its objective is to identify named entity mentions, such as people, organizations, and locations, in running text. State-of-the-art approaches are purely data-driven, leveraging deep neural networks. In this talk, I will present a few of those works, followed by a description of our own deep NER implementation. We'll look at accuracy, speed, and memory footprint, while comparing some of the best known deep architectures with a basic statistical approach.

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we're excited to be hosting a meetup with basis technology to talk about cutting-edge deep learning applied to nlp! join us for the discussion followed by pizza & beer networking.
special thanks to goof.buzz for hosting this event in their community lab. detailed directions to the lab are below.
a look at key milestones in the development of nlp & machine learning and how that technology has become adopted by industry. specifically we will use legal tech as a case study to understand new technology adoption and how fundamental advances in research can lead to new market opportunities.
the past few years have seen a significant improvement in natural language understanding, thanks to the application of the distributional hypothesis to generate dense word embeddings combined with the ‘unreasonable effectiveness of recurrent neural networks’. despite this massive leap forward at the word and sentence level, attempts at learning dense document embeddings have only seen modest improvements over older approaches. in this talk, i will discuss the evolution of neural document embedding models in the context of their pre-neural predecessors, highlighting where we’re at on the cutting edge. we’ll consider the intuition behind different approaches and architectures as well as the technical difficulties and opportunities that document-level models provide.
named entity recognition is one of the key tasks in commercial natural language processing applications. its objective is to identify named entity mentions, such as people, organizations, and locations, in running text. state-of-the-art approaches are purely data-driven, leveraging deep neural networks. in this talk, i will present a few of those works, followed by a description of our own deep ner implementation. we'll look at accuracy, speed, and memory footprint, while comparing some of the best known deep architectures with a basic statistical approach.


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• Come hear the latest from our Mexico Mission teams, Fayetteville Area Operation Inasmuch, Better Health, and others during the Sunday School Hour. Sessions will run from 9:45–10:10 a.m., and will be repeated from 10:15–10:40 a.m.
• Following the 11 a.m. service, join us in the Fellowship Hall where representatives from our local mission partners will have tables/booths set up to provide information about their mission and ministries.
• Hot dogs and ice cream will be served in the Fellowship Hall.
Charitable and service organizations that want to set up a display for Mission Conference Update can call the church at 483-0121 or register online at www.firstprez.com.
The children packed “Gifts of the Heart” Cleanup Buckets for Disaster Assistance.
Marilyn Borst is associate director for Partnership Development of The Outreach Foundation, a Presbyterian global agency. She works with churches around the United States to connect them to God’s work with the Global Church in Africa, Latin America and the Caribbean, Asia and the Middle East. Prior to joining The Outreach Foundation staff, Marilyn served for over 6 years as director of Global Ministry at Peachtree Presbyterian Church in Atlanta, where she oversaw international partnerships.
Marilyn holds degrees in Classical Studies, Art History, and Theology. She has participated in four archeological digs and taught as adjunct faculty at the University of Houston for 20 years. She is ordained as an elder and she and husband, Mark, have been married for 39 years.
Leon’s home church is Menelas Community Christian Church. He was ordained into the ministry in 1975 at the Red Quarry Christian Church in French-Lick, Indiana. He graduated from Cincinnati Christian Seminary in 1987 and started his ministry in Cite Soleil in 1988. Haiti Outreach Ministries began in 1990 with Leon as the founding director. Over the last 25 years, Leon has led HOM on the ground in Haiti, leading efforts to build churches, schools and clinics as well as developing the leaders in Haiti needed to sustain the ministry. In 2015 Leon stepped down as president of MICECC but continues to be an active supporter.
He is married to Jacky who is the superintendent of all of the primary schools with an enrollment of more than 1,300 students and of the new secondary school which opened in September 2015.
For the March 10th evening presentation by Dr. Marilyn Borst, “Good News from Hard Places,” click here.
For the March 11th 8:30 sermon by the Rev. Leon Dorleans, “Jesus’ Methodology of Evangelism,” click here.
For the March 11th 11:00 a.m. sermon by Dr. Borst “Mutually Encouraged: Why We Need the Global Church and Why the Global Church Needs Us,” click here.
Above: The B Street Team. First Prez went to the neighborhood during Mission Conference. To find out more about neighborhood revitalization, click here.
The prime speakers for this year’s conference were Dr. Rob Weingartner of the Outreach Foundation, and Dr. John Azumah, an eminent scholar on Christian-Muslim relations.
CityView Magazine has a two-page article on Rise Against Hunger and our church’s work with the organization.
Hurricane Matthew has created some difficult days for North Carolina. I want to bring you up to speed on how this has impacted First Presbyterian Church and how we can be in ministry to our community at this time.
First we have heard of few members at this time who sustained significant damage from the storm. If you were seriously impacted, or are aware of other members who were, please contact the church office, or me personally, and let us know. We want to be of help in whatever way we can. I urge you to use social media, email, or the old-fashioned telephone to let others know how you are doing. Let’s be particularly aware of members who still may not have power or do not use a computer. Our Stephen Ministry is a wonderful resource for any who have been spiritually and emotionally troubled the events of recent days.
Second, the best immediate options for meeting the needs of folks in our community and state who have been hurt by the storm are the Salvation Army, the American Red Cross, and Fayetteville Urban Ministries. There is a current need for water, food, clothing, travel size hygiene products, diapers, formula, cleaning supplies, and hand sanitizers. They are all receiving donations.
Third, For those who cannot drop off items at these places, we will collect items during our scheduled Stop Hunger Now event on Saturday, October 15, from 9 AM to 12 PM. We will also collect items on Sunday morning October 16, and Monday morning as well. We’ll make every effort to take these donations to where they will do the most good.
Fourth, we will be operating on a nearly normal schedule the rest of the week, with our Wednesday Together Meal and learning opportunities happening as planned. Please contact the church office if you have meetings or events that need to be rescheduled.
Finally, let’s pray to be alert for God’s opportunity to meet the needs of neighbors in our immediate community and beyond. Let’s not forget our long partnership in Haiti and the immense suffering there because of the storm.

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• come hear the latest from our mexico mission teams, fayetteville area operation inasmuch, better health, and others during the sunday school hour. sessions will run from 9:45–10:10 a.m., and will be repeated from 10:15–10:40 a.m.
• following the 11 a.m. service, join us in the fellowship hall where representatives from our local mission partners will have tables/booths set up to provide information about their mission and ministries.
• hot dogs and ice cream will be served in the fellowship hall.
charitable and service organizations that want to set up a display for mission conference update can call the church at 483-0121 or register online at www.firstprez.com.
the children packed “gifts of the heart” cleanup buckets for disaster assistance.
marilyn borst is associate director for partnership development of the outreach foundation, a presbyterian global agency. she works with churches around the united states to connect them to god’s work with the global church in africa, latin america and the caribbean, asia and the middle east. prior to joining the outreach foundation staff, marilyn served for over 6 years as director of global ministry at peachtree presbyterian church in atlanta, where she oversaw international partnerships.
marilyn holds degrees in classical studies, art history, and theology. she has participated in four archeological digs and taught as adjunct faculty at the university of houston for 20 years. she is ordained as an elder and she and husband, mark, have been married for 39 years.
leon’s home church is menelas community christian church. he was ordained into the ministry in 1975 at the red quarry christian church in french-lick, indiana. he graduated from cincinnati christian seminary in 1987 and started his ministry in cite soleil in 1988. haiti outreach ministries began in 1990 with leon as the founding director. over the last 25 years, leon has led hom on the ground in haiti, leading efforts to build churches, schools and clinics as well as developing the leaders in haiti needed to sustain the ministry. in 2015 leon stepped down as president of micecc but continues to be an active supporter.
he is married to jacky who is the superintendent of all of the primary schools with an enrollment of more than 1,300 students and of the new secondary school which opened in september 2015.
for the march 10th evening presentation by dr. marilyn borst, “good news from hard places,” click here.
for the march 11th 8:30 sermon by the rev. leon dorleans, “jesus’ methodology of evangelism,” click here.
for the march 11th 11:00 a.m. sermon by dr. borst “mutually encouraged: why we need the global church and why the global church needs us,” click here.
above: the b street team. first prez went to the neighborhood during mission conference. to find out more about neighborhood revitalization, click here.
the prime speakers for this year’s conference were dr. rob weingartner of the outreach foundation, and dr. john azumah, an eminent scholar on christian-muslim relations.
cityview magazine has a two-page article on rise against hunger and our church’s work with the organization.
hurricane matthew has created some difficult days for north carolina. i want to bring you up to speed on how this has impacted first presbyterian church and how we can be in ministry to our community at this time.
first we have heard of few members at this time who sustained significant damage from the storm. if you were seriously impacted, or are aware of other members who were, please contact the church office, or me personally, and let us know. we want to be of help in whatever way we can. i urge you to use social media, email, or the old-fashioned telephone to let others know how you are doing. let’s be particularly aware of members who still may not have power or do not use a computer. our stephen ministry is a wonderful resource for any who have been spiritually and emotionally troubled the events of recent days.
second, the best immediate options for meeting the needs of folks in our community and state who have been hurt by the storm are the salvation army, the american red cross, and fayetteville urban ministries. there is a current need for water, food, clothing, travel size hygiene products, diapers, formula, cleaning supplies, and hand sanitizers. they are all receiving donations.
third, for those who cannot drop off items at these places, we will collect items during our scheduled stop hunger now event on saturday, october 15, from 9 am to 12 pm. we will also collect items on sunday morning october 16, and monday morning as well. we’ll make every effort to take these donations to where they will do the most good.
fourth, we will be operating on a nearly normal schedule the rest of the week, with our wednesday together meal and learning opportunities happening as planned. please contact the church office if you have meetings or events that need to be rescheduled.
finally, let’s pray to be alert for god’s opportunity to meet the needs of neighbors in our immediate community and beyond. let’s not forget our long partnership in haiti and the immense suffering there because of the storm.


text: When you reach the end of a Labyrinth, you WILL face a boss. Upon it's defeat the FINAL ATTACKER will get a random rare item. I will make character sheets for each boss, and post them in another section of the forum, Bosses will be controlled by Admin characters, and once they are defeated, then you do not have to fight them again, unless you wish to obtain another rare item.

lowercased: when you reach the end of a labyrinth, you will face a boss. upon it's defeat the final attacker will get a random rare item. i will make character sheets for each boss, and post them in another section of the forum, bosses will be controlled by admin characters, and once they are defeated, then you do not have to fight them again, unless you wish to obtain another rare item.


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I recently aquired the grandfather clock. I really love it.
The person I got it from had removed the chains and weights.
I need to find out how to put it together and get it to work? Can someone help me?
if your clock has 3 chains/weights when looking at the front of the clock.
the center and right chains have the weight on the right, the left chain has the weight on the left.
with the two lighter weights on the left & center chains.
Not sure how easy it will be for you to thread the chains back onto the wheels.

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i recently aquired the grandfather clock. i really love it.
the person i got it from had removed the chains and weights.
i need to find out how to put it together and get it to work? can someone help me?
if your clock has 3 chains/weights when looking at the front of the clock.
the center and right chains have the weight on the right, the left chain has the weight on the left.
with the two lighter weights on the left & center chains.
not sure how easy it will be for you to thread the chains back onto the wheels.


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Chicago has made great progress in cleaning up its skies. But the more we learn about air pollution, the more there is to address.
A semi-tangential point I wanted to make about the previous post: progress, in terms of air pollution, can be difficult to measure. Once upon a time, as I pointed out, Chicago (and lots of major American cities) had what we’d consider now to be unimaginable levels of pollution. One piece I came across suggested that Chicago housewives buy electric clothes-dryers because the particulate pollution would soil any clothes left outside to dry.
In the study, women who were exposed to higher levels of ambient particulate matter (PM) over the long term experienced more decline in their cognitive functioning over a four-year period. Higher levels of long-term exposure to both coarse PM (PM2.5-10) and fine PM (PM2.5) were associated with significantly faster cognitive decline.
There are few recent studies that analyze air pollution and cognitive function in older adults, but this is the first study to examine change in cognitive function over a period of time and whether exposure to the size of particulate matter is important.
Short-term exposure (for up to 7 days) to all major air pollutants, with the exception of ozone, is significantly associated with an increased risk of heart attack, according to a review and meta-analysis of previous studies appearing in the February 15 issue of JAMA.
When pollution in Chicago was so bad that it blocked the sun, one concern doctors had for the youth was that children would be harmed by lack of exposure to its rays. The sun’s back out, but we’re learning a lot more about what we can’t see.

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chicago has made great progress in cleaning up its skies. but the more we learn about air pollution, the more there is to address.
a semi-tangential point i wanted to make about the previous post: progress, in terms of air pollution, can be difficult to measure. once upon a time, as i pointed out, chicago (and lots of major american cities) had what we’d consider now to be unimaginable levels of pollution. one piece i came across suggested that chicago housewives buy electric clothes-dryers because the particulate pollution would soil any clothes left outside to dry.
in the study, women who were exposed to higher levels of ambient particulate matter (pm) over the long term experienced more decline in their cognitive functioning over a four-year period. higher levels of long-term exposure to both coarse pm (pm2.5-10) and fine pm (pm2.5) were associated with significantly faster cognitive decline.
there are few recent studies that analyze air pollution and cognitive function in older adults, but this is the first study to examine change in cognitive function over a period of time and whether exposure to the size of particulate matter is important.
short-term exposure (for up to 7 days) to all major air pollutants, with the exception of ozone, is significantly associated with an increased risk of heart attack, according to a review and meta-analysis of previous studies appearing in the february 15 issue of jama.
when pollution in chicago was so bad that it blocked the sun, one concern doctors had for the youth was that children would be harmed by lack of exposure to its rays. the sun’s back out, but we’re learning a lot more about what we can’t see.


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Anti-inflammatory spirostanol and furostanol saponins from Solanum macaonense.
Synthesis and pharmacological characterization of 2-aminobenzaldehyde oxime analogs as dual inhibitors of neutrophil elastase and proteinase 3.
Anti-Inflammatory Effects of Secondary Metabolites of Marine Pseudomonas sp. in Human Neutrophils Are through Inhibiting P38 MAPK, JNK, and Calcium Pathways.
Cationic surfactants in the form of nanoparticles and micelles elicit different human neutrophil responses: a toxicological study.
The impact of cationic solid lipid nanoparticles on human neutrophil activation and formation of neutrophil extracellular traps (NETs).
Mitochondrial Lon protease controls ROS-dependent apoptosis in cardiomyocyte under hypoxia.
New Coumarin Derivatives and Other Constituents from the Stem Bark of Zanthoxylum avicennae: Effects on Neutrophil Pro-Inflammatory Responses.
Anti-inflammatory and cytotoxic components from Dichrocephala integrifolia.
Eunicellin-Based Diterpenoids, Hirsutalins S-V, from the Formosan Soft Coral Cladiella hirsuta.
Cationic liposomes evoke proinflammatory mediator release and neutrophil extracellular traps (NETs) toward human neutrophils.
Randainins A-D, Based on Unique Diterpenoid Architectures, from Callicarpa randaiensis.
Neutrophil elastase inhibitors: a patent review and potential applications for inflammatory lung diseases (2010-2014).
Bioactive Chemical Constituents from the Brown Alga Homoeostrichus formosana.
New anti-inflammatory tocopherol-derived metabolites from the Taiwanese soft coral Cladiella hirsuta.
Briarenolides K and L, New Anti-Inflammatory Briarane Diterpenoids from an Octocoral Briareum sp. (Briareidae).
Sirtinol Inhibits Neutrophil Elastase Activity and Attenuates Lipopolysaccharide-Mediated Acute Lung Injury in Mice.
Discovery of benzo[f]indole-4,9-dione derivatives as new types of anti-inflammatory agents.
Biphenyl-Type Neolignan Derivatives from the Twigs of Magnolia denudata and Their Anti-Inflammatory Activity.
Total synthesis of cordatanine, structural reassignment of drymaritin, and anti-inflammatory activity of synthetic precursors.
Osthol attenuates neutrophilic oxidative stress and hemorrhagic shock-induced lung injury via inhibition of phosphodiesterase 4.
Alkaloids from Pandanus amaryllifolius: Isolation and Their Plausible Biosynthetic Formation.
Steroidal and α-tocopherylhydroquinone glycosides from two soft corals Cladiella hirsuta and Sinularia nanolobata.
Capsisteroids A-F, withanolides from the leaves of Solanum capsicoides.
Glaucumolides A and B, Biscembranoids with New Structural Type from a Cultured Soft Coral Sarcophyton glaucum.
Anti-inflammatory effects of Perilla frutescens in activated human neutrophils through two independent pathways: Src family kinases and Calcium.
Chemical Constituents from the Fruiting Bodies of Hexagonia apiaria and Their Anti-inflammatory Activity.
New Flavones, a 2-(2-Phenylethyl)-4H-chromen-4-one Derivative, and Anti-Inflammatory Constituents from the Stem Barks of Aquilaria sinensis.
Anti-inflammatory and cytotoxic compounds from Solanum macaonense.
Natural Caryophyllane Sesquiterpenoids from Rumphella antipathies.
Pinnisterols A-C, New 9,11-Secosterols from a Gorgonian Pinnigorgia sp.
3-Methyl-4,5-dihydro-oxepine, polyoxygenated seco-cyclohexenes and cyclohexenes from Uvaria flexuosa and their anti-inflammatory activity.
Antiallergic Phorbol Ester from the Seeds of Aquilaria malaccensis.
Pinnigorgiols A-C, 9,11-secosterols with a rare ring arrangement from a gorgonian coral Pinnigorgia sp.
Honokiol suppresses TNF-α-induced neutrophil adhesion on cerebral endothelial cells by disrupting polyubiquitination and degradation of IκBα.
Bioactive Isoprenoid-Derived Natural Products from a Dongsha Atoll Soft Coral Sinularia erecta.
New cytotoxic and anti-inflammatory steroids from the soft coral Klyxum flaccidum.
The potential impacts of formyl peptide receptor 1 in inflammatory diseases.
Formyl peptide receptor modulators: a patent review and potential applications for inflammatory diseases (2012-2015).
Marine Natural Product Inhibitors of Neutrophil-Associated Inflammation.
Anti-inflammatory neolignans from the roots of Magnolia officinalis.
Chemical Constituents and LC-profile of Fresh Formosan Lonicera japonica Flower Buds.
Constituents of the Leaves of Pandanus utilis.
Chemical Constituents of the Rhizomes of Bletilla formosana and Their Potential Anti-inflammatory Activity.
New marine sterols from an algal-bearing gorgonian coral Pinnigorgia sp.
Constituents from the leaves of Clausena lansium and their anti-inflammatory activity.
Ilex kaushue and Its Bioactive Component 3,5-Dicaffeoylquinic Acid Protected Mice from Lipopolysaccharide-Induced Acute Lung Injury.
Tetranortriterpenes and Limonoids from the Roots of Aphanamixis polystachya.
Halogenated Sesquiterpenoids from the Red Alga Laurencia tristicha Collected in Taiwan.
Pubinernoid A and Apo-9'-fucoxanthinone, Secondary Metabolites from a Gorgonian Coral Pinnigorgia sp.
Bioactive steroids from the Formosan soft coral Umbellulifera petasites.
Zoanthamine-Type Alkaloids from the Zoanthid Zoanthus kuroshio Collected in Taiwan and Their Effects on Inflammation.
Four new compounds from edible algae Cladosiphon okamuranus and Chlorella sorokiniana and their bioactivities.
Anti-allergic potential of Typhonium blumei: Inhibition of degranulation via suppression of PI3K/PLCγ2 phosphorylation and calcium influx.
Ugonin U stimulates NLRP3 inflammasome activation and enhances inflammasome-mediated pathogen clearance.
Screening of Luzula species native to the Carpathian Basin for anti-inflammatory activity and bioactivity-guided isolation of compounds from Luzula luzuloides (Lam.) Dandy & Wilmott.
Klyflaccisteroids K-M, bioactive steroidal derivatives from a soft coral Klyxum flaccidum.
Pinnisterols D-J, New 11-Acetoxy-9,11-secosterols with a 1,4-Quinone Moiety from Formosan Gorgonian Coral Pinnigorgia sp. (Gorgoniidae).
Dipeptide HCH6-1 inhibits neutrophil activation and protects against acute lung injury by blocking FPR1.
6-Hydroxy-5,7-dimethoxy-flavone suppresses the neutrophil respiratory burst via selective PDE4 inhibition to ameliorate acute lung injury.
A Phenanthrene Derivative, 5,7-Dimethoxy-1,4-Phenanthrenequinone, Inhibits Cell Adhesion Molecule Expression and Migration in Vascular Endothelial and Smooth Muscle Cells.
Novel 11-norbetaenone isolated from an entomopathogenic fungus Lecanicillium antillanum.
Chemical Constituents and Anti-inflammatory Principles from the Fruits of Forsythia suspensa.
Anti-inflammatory Flavan-3-ol-dihydroretrochalcones from Daemonorops draco.
New Marine Sterols from a Gorgonian Pinnigorgia sp.
Briarenols C-E, New Polyoxygenated Briaranes from the Octocoral Briareum excavatum.
Briarane Diterpenoids Isolated from Octocorals between 2014 and 2016.
Discovery of Indeno[1,2-c]quinoline Derivatives as Potent Dual Antituberculosis and Anti-Inflammatory Agents.
Anti-allergic Hydroxy Fatty Acids from Typhonium blumei Explored through ChemGPS-NP.
Sterols from the Octocoral Nephthea columnaris.
Bioactive new withanolides from the cultured soft coral Sinularia brassica.
Inflammation Modulatory Phorbol Esters from the Seeds of Aquilaria malaccensis.
Anti-inflammatory and neuroprotective constituents from the peels of citrus grandis.
Isoflavones and anti-inflammatory constituents from the fruits of Psoralea corylifolia.
Honokiol suppresses formyl peptide-induced human neutrophil activation by blocking formyl peptide receptor 1.
Bioactive Steroids with Methyl Ester Group in the Side Chain from a Reef Soft Coral Sinularia brassica Cultured in a Tank.
Constituents of the fruits of Citrus medica L. var. sarcodactylis and the effect of 6,7-dimethoxy-coumarin on superoxide anion formation and elastase release.
Polysaccharides from Kochia scoparia fruits protect mice from lipopolysaccharide-mediated acute lung injury by inhibiting neutrophil elastase.
Anti-Inflammatory Lobane and Prenyleudesmane Diterpenoids from the Soft Coral Lobophytum varium.
Bioactive Triterpenoids from the Leaves and Twigs of Lithocarpus litseifolius and L. corneus.
4α-Methylergosta-22(E),24(28)-dien-3β-ol, a New Marine Sterol from the Octocoral Nephthea columnaris.
Rumphellolide J, an ester of 4β,8β-epoxycaryophyllan-5-ol and rumphellaoic acid A, from the gorgonian Rumphella antipathies.
The bioactive extract of pinnigorgia sp. induces apoptosis of hepatic stellate cells via ROS-ERK/JNK-caspase-3 signaling.
Anti-Inflammatory Polyoxygenated Steroids from the Soft Coral Lobophytum michaelae.
Use of cilomilast-loaded phosphatiosomes to suppress neutrophilic inflammation for attenuating acute lung injury: the effect of nanovesicular surface charge.
The Impact of Cationic Solid Lipid Nanoparticles on Human Neutrophil Activation.
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synthesis and pharmacological characterization of 2-aminobenzaldehyde oxime analogs as dual inhibitors of neutrophil elastase and proteinase 3.
anti-inflammatory effects of secondary metabolites of marine pseudomonas sp. in human neutrophils are through inhibiting p38 mapk, jnk, and calcium pathways.
cationic surfactants in the form of nanoparticles and micelles elicit different human neutrophil responses: a toxicological study.
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anti-inflammatory and cytotoxic components from dichrocephala integrifolia.
eunicellin-based diterpenoids, hirsutalins s-v, from the formosan soft coral cladiella hirsuta.
cationic liposomes evoke proinflammatory mediator release and neutrophil extracellular traps (nets) toward human neutrophils.
randainins a-d, based on unique diterpenoid architectures, from callicarpa randaiensis.
neutrophil elastase inhibitors: a patent review and potential applications for inflammatory lung diseases (2010-2014).
bioactive chemical constituents from the brown alga homoeostrichus formosana.
new anti-inflammatory tocopherol-derived metabolites from the taiwanese soft coral cladiella hirsuta.
briarenolides k and l, new anti-inflammatory briarane diterpenoids from an octocoral briareum sp. (briareidae).
sirtinol inhibits neutrophil elastase activity and attenuates lipopolysaccharide-mediated acute lung injury in mice.
discovery of benzo[f]indole-4,9-dione derivatives as new types of anti-inflammatory agents.
biphenyl-type neolignan derivatives from the twigs of magnolia denudata and their anti-inflammatory activity.
total synthesis of cordatanine, structural reassignment of drymaritin, and anti-inflammatory activity of synthetic precursors.
osthol attenuates neutrophilic oxidative stress and hemorrhagic shock-induced lung injury via inhibition of phosphodiesterase 4.
alkaloids from pandanus amaryllifolius: isolation and their plausible biosynthetic formation.
steroidal and α-tocopherylhydroquinone glycosides from two soft corals cladiella hirsuta and sinularia nanolobata.
capsisteroids a-f, withanolides from the leaves of solanum capsicoides.
glaucumolides a and b, biscembranoids with new structural type from a cultured soft coral sarcophyton glaucum.
anti-inflammatory effects of perilla frutescens in activated human neutrophils through two independent pathways: src family kinases and calcium.
chemical constituents from the fruiting bodies of hexagonia apiaria and their anti-inflammatory activity.
new flavones, a 2-(2-phenylethyl)-4h-chromen-4-one derivative, and anti-inflammatory constituents from the stem barks of aquilaria sinensis.
anti-inflammatory and cytotoxic compounds from solanum macaonense.
natural caryophyllane sesquiterpenoids from rumphella antipathies.
pinnisterols a-c, new 9,11-secosterols from a gorgonian pinnigorgia sp.
3-methyl-4,5-dihydro-oxepine, polyoxygenated seco-cyclohexenes and cyclohexenes from uvaria flexuosa and their anti-inflammatory activity.
antiallergic phorbol ester from the seeds of aquilaria malaccensis.
pinnigorgiols a-c, 9,11-secosterols with a rare ring arrangement from a gorgonian coral pinnigorgia sp.
honokiol suppresses tnf-α-induced neutrophil adhesion on cerebral endothelial cells by disrupting polyubiquitination and degradation of iκbα.
bioactive isoprenoid-derived natural products from a dongsha atoll soft coral sinularia erecta.
new cytotoxic and anti-inflammatory steroids from the soft coral klyxum flaccidum.
the potential impacts of formyl peptide receptor 1 in inflammatory diseases.
formyl peptide receptor modulators: a patent review and potential applications for inflammatory diseases (2012-2015).
marine natural product inhibitors of neutrophil-associated inflammation.
anti-inflammatory neolignans from the roots of magnolia officinalis.
chemical constituents and lc-profile of fresh formosan lonicera japonica flower buds.
constituents of the leaves of pandanus utilis.
chemical constituents of the rhizomes of bletilla formosana and their potential anti-inflammatory activity.
new marine sterols from an algal-bearing gorgonian coral pinnigorgia sp.
constituents from the leaves of clausena lansium and their anti-inflammatory activity.
ilex kaushue and its bioactive component 3,5-dicaffeoylquinic acid protected mice from lipopolysaccharide-induced acute lung injury.
tetranortriterpenes and limonoids from the roots of aphanamixis polystachya.
halogenated sesquiterpenoids from the red alga laurencia tristicha collected in taiwan.
pubinernoid a and apo-9'-fucoxanthinone, secondary metabolites from a gorgonian coral pinnigorgia sp.
bioactive steroids from the formosan soft coral umbellulifera petasites.
zoanthamine-type alkaloids from the zoanthid zoanthus kuroshio collected in taiwan and their effects on inflammation.
four new compounds from edible algae cladosiphon okamuranus and chlorella sorokiniana and their bioactivities.
anti-allergic potential of typhonium blumei: inhibition of degranulation via suppression of pi3k/plcγ2 phosphorylation and calcium influx.
ugonin u stimulates nlrp3 inflammasome activation and enhances inflammasome-mediated pathogen clearance.
screening of luzula species native to the carpathian basin for anti-inflammatory activity and bioactivity-guided isolation of compounds from luzula luzuloides (lam.) dandy & wilmott.
klyflaccisteroids k-m, bioactive steroidal derivatives from a soft coral klyxum flaccidum.
pinnisterols d-j, new 11-acetoxy-9,11-secosterols with a 1,4-quinone moiety from formosan gorgonian coral pinnigorgia sp. (gorgoniidae).
dipeptide hch6-1 inhibits neutrophil activation and protects against acute lung injury by blocking fpr1.
6-hydroxy-5,7-dimethoxy-flavone suppresses the neutrophil respiratory burst via selective pde4 inhibition to ameliorate acute lung injury.
a phenanthrene derivative, 5,7-dimethoxy-1,4-phenanthrenequinone, inhibits cell adhesion molecule expression and migration in vascular endothelial and smooth muscle cells.
novel 11-norbetaenone isolated from an entomopathogenic fungus lecanicillium antillanum.
chemical constituents and anti-inflammatory principles from the fruits of forsythia suspensa.
anti-inflammatory flavan-3-ol-dihydroretrochalcones from daemonorops draco.
new marine sterols from a gorgonian pinnigorgia sp.
briarenols c-e, new polyoxygenated briaranes from the octocoral briareum excavatum.
briarane diterpenoids isolated from octocorals between 2014 and 2016.
discovery of indeno[1,2-c]quinoline derivatives as potent dual antituberculosis and anti-inflammatory agents.
anti-allergic hydroxy fatty acids from typhonium blumei explored through chemgps-np.
sterols from the octocoral nephthea columnaris.
bioactive new withanolides from the cultured soft coral sinularia brassica.
inflammation modulatory phorbol esters from the seeds of aquilaria malaccensis.
anti-inflammatory and neuroprotective constituents from the peels of citrus grandis.
isoflavones and anti-inflammatory constituents from the fruits of psoralea corylifolia.
honokiol suppresses formyl peptide-induced human neutrophil activation by blocking formyl peptide receptor 1.
bioactive steroids with methyl ester group in the side chain from a reef soft coral sinularia brassica cultured in a tank.
constituents of the fruits of citrus medica l. var. sarcodactylis and the effect of 6,7-dimethoxy-coumarin on superoxide anion formation and elastase release.
polysaccharides from kochia scoparia fruits protect mice from lipopolysaccharide-mediated acute lung injury by inhibiting neutrophil elastase.
anti-inflammatory lobane and prenyleudesmane diterpenoids from the soft coral lobophytum varium.
bioactive triterpenoids from the leaves and twigs of lithocarpus litseifolius and l. corneus.
4α-methylergosta-22(e),24(28)-dien-3β-ol, a new marine sterol from the octocoral nephthea columnaris.
rumphellolide j, an ester of 4β,8β-epoxycaryophyllan-5-ol and rumphellaoic acid a, from the gorgonian rumphella antipathies.
the bioactive extract of pinnigorgia sp. induces apoptosis of hepatic stellate cells via ros-erk/jnk-caspase-3 signaling.
anti-inflammatory polyoxygenated steroids from the soft coral lobophytum michaelae.
use of cilomilast-loaded phosphatiosomes to suppress neutrophilic inflammation for attenuating acute lung injury: the effect of nanovesicular surface charge.
the impact of cationic solid lipid nanoparticles on human neutrophil activation.
anti-inflammatory effect of oleic acid-encapsulated lipid nanoparticle in human neutrophils.


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It took a long time for Teachers Insurance and Annuity Association of America to get all the regulatory approvals it needed to complete its acquisition of Jacksonville-based EverBank Financial Corp.
The deal was completed Friday, 10 months after it was first announced, and after the long wait it’s reasonable for shareholders to ask: Was this a good deal for us?
It’s an especially interesting question because of the bank stock rally that occurred last fall after Donald Trump won the presidential election.
TIAA agreed in August to buy EverBank for $19.50 a share, representing a 25.8 percent gain over EverBank’s closing price of $15.50 on July 22, before news leaked out that the company was considering a buyout.
Ironically, EverBank shareholders approved the deal at a special meeting on Wednesday morning, Nov. 9, just hours after the election results came in. Did those shareholders miss out by locking in the $19.50 price in November?
Bank stocks rallied in the months after the election on speculation that Trump would push financial deregulation policies that would benefit banks. One of the most widely watched bank stock indicators, the KBW Bank index, jumped 47.8 percent from that July 22 date to its peak in March.
Bank stocks have fallen back recently on sentiment that Trump’s policies will not benefit the sector as much as hoped, but the KBW index was still about 37 percent higher last week than its July 22 level as the EverBank sale closed.
While we don’t know if EverBank would have been able to negotiate a better price with better timing, yes, it seems EverBank shareholders did miss out on a potential Trump bump.
The Federal Reserve Board’s order last week approving the TIAA-EverBank merger had some interesting observations.
The central bank, which has regulatory authority over bank holding companies, normally evaluates merger applications for their impact on competition in local markets. But EverBank and TIAA’s bank subsidiary are not normal financial institutions.
With $18.9 billion in deposits, EverBank would control 3.7 percent of the total insured deposit market in Florida, the Fed said. However, a large amount of those deposits are from outside the state.
Although EverBank has 10 bank branches in Florida, most of its business is done through the internet.
TIAA, which provides financial services for people in the academic, research, medical, cultural and government fields, doesn’t have any physical branches and does all of its banking business through the internet.
“Both institutions solicit deposits from across the country, making it unlikely that either institution holds a high concentration of Internet deposits in any local market,” the Fed’s order said. The Fed doesn’t have actual data on the amount of internet deposits in specific markets.
“Based on the size of the institutions, the large number of Internet-based competitors, and the diffuse geographic nature of the Internet deposits of EverBank and TIAA, the proposed transaction would not result in a material increase in concentration in any single market, including any in which EverBank has a physical location,” it said.
The Fed said the merged bank, with about $23.3 billion in deposits, has less than 1 percent of the deposits in the entire country.
The internet banking focus also affected the Fed’s evaluation of the banks’ obligations under the Community Reinvestment Act, which mandates banks serve the needs of their local communities.
TIAA’s bank is headquartered in St. Louis, and the Fed said it received one complaint about TIAA’s lending record to minorities in the St. Louis area and EverBank’s record in certain Florida markets.
However, the banks asserted they do business nationally and shouldn’t be judged on loans in any particular market.
The Fed agreed, finding the banks are complying with the CRA and the banks are meeting the “convenience and needs” of customers.
The companies still haven’t decided on the ultimate name for the merged bank. TIAA announced Monday morning that the bank’s legal name is TIAA, FSB. But it said “for the immediate future,” it will continue using brand names TIAA Direct and EverBank.
The buyout of EverBank leaves Atlantic Coast Financial Corp. as the largest bank holding company headquartered in Jacksonville.
Ameris Bancorp doesn’t count because, while its executive offices are in Jacksonville, its official headquarters is in Moultrie, Ga.
Ramsey’s downgrade was based on an assessment of the deposit mixes of banks, and how rising rates may impact them.
“The company does not rank well in our scorecard given high-cost deposits, a weaker deposit mix (lots of CDs, few demand deposit accounts), and a high loan/deposit ratio, which may all contribute to greater funding cost pressures as rates rise,” Ramsey said in his report.
He also said EverBank has been impacting Atlantic Coast Financial.
“ACFC is seeing increased competition locally from EverBank promotions possibly given the pending acquisition,” he said, as well as competition from other large regional banks.
After growing with the late 2015 acquisition of SunGard Data Services Inc., Jacksonville-based Fidelity National Information Services Inc., or FIS, made one of the biggest jumps in the Fortune 500 this year.
The magazine’s annual list of the nation’s largest companies showed FIS rose by 91 spots to rank 301st, based on its 2016 revenue of $9.24 billion. That was the sixth highest gain of any company in the list.
FIS’ revenue rose 40.1 percent last year, largely because it had SunGard’s business for the full year.
Fidelity National Financial Inc., which spun off FIS a decade ago, also moved up in the rankings from 311th in 2015 to 293rd last year, with revenue of $9.55 billion.
However, Fidelity will drop in the rankings next year because it plans to spin off its majority interest in Black Knight Financial Services Inc. and also spin its investment subsidiary into a new public company called Cannae Holdings Inc.
Fidelity’s title insurance business still produced revenue of $6.85 billion last year without the revenue from Black Knight and Cannae, which would have put the company 391st in this year’s list.
Of course, both companies trail Jacksonville’s third Fortune 500 company, CSX Corp., which ranked 257th with $11.07 billion in revenue.
However, CSX dropped from 239th in 2015 as its revenue fell 6 percent last year.
Jacksonville had one other company in the Fortune 1000 listing, Landstar System Inc. at 699th with $3.17 billion in revenue. But like fellow transportation company CSX, Landstar slipped from 672nd as revenue fell 5 percent.
Jacksonville would have one more Fortune 500 company if Southeastern Grocers would go public.
The parent company of Winn-Dixie and three other supermarket chains has annual revenue above $10 billion, according to many industry reports. But since it doesn’t make public financial disclosures, it is not included in the Fortune rankings.
Fidelity and Black Knight on Friday announced an agreement on the plan to distribute Fidelity’s majority stake in Black Knight to Fidelity shareholders.
Fidelity owns 83.3 million of Black Knight’s total 154.2 million shares outstanding. Those shares will be distributed at an exchange rate of 0.305551 Black Knight shares for every Fidelity share.
The distribution is expected to be completed in the third quarter.
The Michaels Cos. reported lower than expected earnings for its first quarter, sending its stock to its lowest level in more than two years.
The Texas-based arts and crafts retailer, which has a distribution center in Jacksonville, reported earnings of 38 cents a share for the quarter ended April 29, 2 cents higher than last year but a penny lower than the average forecast of analysts, according to Zacks Investment Research.
Net sales of $1.16 billion were even with last year but lower than the average forecast of $1.18 billion. Comparable-store sales (sales at stores open for more than one year) fell by 1.2 percent.
Michaels’ stock fell $1.67 to $18.16 Tuesday after the earnings report and fell as low as $17.49 by Thursday morning, its lowest level since November 2014. That also dropped the stock close to its June 2014 initial public offering price of $17.
Michaels is forecasting sales growth of 2.2 percent to 3.7 percent for the full fiscal year, with comparable-store sales ranging from a decline of 0.2 percent to an increase of 1.3 percent.
The company operates 1,364 stores across the U.S. and Canada under the brands Michaels, Aaron Brothers and Pat Catan’s.

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it took a long time for teachers insurance and annuity association of america to get all the regulatory approvals it needed to complete its acquisition of jacksonville-based everbank financial corp.
the deal was completed friday, 10 months after it was first announced, and after the long wait it’s reasonable for shareholders to ask: was this a good deal for us?
it’s an especially interesting question because of the bank stock rally that occurred last fall after donald trump won the presidential election.
tiaa agreed in august to buy everbank for $19.50 a share, representing a 25.8 percent gain over everbank’s closing price of $15.50 on july 22, before news leaked out that the company was considering a buyout.
ironically, everbank shareholders approved the deal at a special meeting on wednesday morning, nov. 9, just hours after the election results came in. did those shareholders miss out by locking in the $19.50 price in november?
bank stocks rallied in the months after the election on speculation that trump would push financial deregulation policies that would benefit banks. one of the most widely watched bank stock indicators, the kbw bank index, jumped 47.8 percent from that july 22 date to its peak in march.
bank stocks have fallen back recently on sentiment that trump’s policies will not benefit the sector as much as hoped, but the kbw index was still about 37 percent higher last week than its july 22 level as the everbank sale closed.
while we don’t know if everbank would have been able to negotiate a better price with better timing, yes, it seems everbank shareholders did miss out on a potential trump bump.
the federal reserve board’s order last week approving the tiaa-everbank merger had some interesting observations.
the central bank, which has regulatory authority over bank holding companies, normally evaluates merger applications for their impact on competition in local markets. but everbank and tiaa’s bank subsidiary are not normal financial institutions.
with $18.9 billion in deposits, everbank would control 3.7 percent of the total insured deposit market in florida, the fed said. however, a large amount of those deposits are from outside the state.
although everbank has 10 bank branches in florida, most of its business is done through the internet.
tiaa, which provides financial services for people in the academic, research, medical, cultural and government fields, doesn’t have any physical branches and does all of its banking business through the internet.
“both institutions solicit deposits from across the country, making it unlikely that either institution holds a high concentration of internet deposits in any local market,” the fed’s order said. the fed doesn’t have actual data on the amount of internet deposits in specific markets.
“based on the size of the institutions, the large number of internet-based competitors, and the diffuse geographic nature of the internet deposits of everbank and tiaa, the proposed transaction would not result in a material increase in concentration in any single market, including any in which everbank has a physical location,” it said.
the fed said the merged bank, with about $23.3 billion in deposits, has less than 1 percent of the deposits in the entire country.
the internet banking focus also affected the fed’s evaluation of the banks’ obligations under the community reinvestment act, which mandates banks serve the needs of their local communities.
tiaa’s bank is headquartered in st. louis, and the fed said it received one complaint about tiaa’s lending record to minorities in the st. louis area and everbank’s record in certain florida markets.
however, the banks asserted they do business nationally and shouldn’t be judged on loans in any particular market.
the fed agreed, finding the banks are complying with the cra and the banks are meeting the “convenience and needs” of customers.
the companies still haven’t decided on the ultimate name for the merged bank. tiaa announced monday morning that the bank’s legal name is tiaa, fsb. but it said “for the immediate future,” it will continue using brand names tiaa direct and everbank.
the buyout of everbank leaves atlantic coast financial corp. as the largest bank holding company headquartered in jacksonville.
ameris bancorp doesn’t count because, while its executive offices are in jacksonville, its official headquarters is in moultrie, ga.
ramsey’s downgrade was based on an assessment of the deposit mixes of banks, and how rising rates may impact them.
“the company does not rank well in our scorecard given high-cost deposits, a weaker deposit mix (lots of cds, few demand deposit accounts), and a high loan/deposit ratio, which may all contribute to greater funding cost pressures as rates rise,” ramsey said in his report.
he also said everbank has been impacting atlantic coast financial.
“acfc is seeing increased competition locally from everbank promotions possibly given the pending acquisition,” he said, as well as competition from other large regional banks.
after growing with the late 2015 acquisition of sungard data services inc., jacksonville-based fidelity national information services inc., or fis, made one of the biggest jumps in the fortune 500 this year.
the magazine’s annual list of the nation’s largest companies showed fis rose by 91 spots to rank 301st, based on its 2016 revenue of $9.24 billion. that was the sixth highest gain of any company in the list.
fis’ revenue rose 40.1 percent last year, largely because it had sungard’s business for the full year.
fidelity national financial inc., which spun off fis a decade ago, also moved up in the rankings from 311th in 2015 to 293rd last year, with revenue of $9.55 billion.
however, fidelity will drop in the rankings next year because it plans to spin off its majority interest in black knight financial services inc. and also spin its investment subsidiary into a new public company called cannae holdings inc.
fidelity’s title insurance business still produced revenue of $6.85 billion last year without the revenue from black knight and cannae, which would have put the company 391st in this year’s list.
of course, both companies trail jacksonville’s third fortune 500 company, csx corp., which ranked 257th with $11.07 billion in revenue.
however, csx dropped from 239th in 2015 as its revenue fell 6 percent last year.
jacksonville had one other company in the fortune 1000 listing, landstar system inc. at 699th with $3.17 billion in revenue. but like fellow transportation company csx, landstar slipped from 672nd as revenue fell 5 percent.
jacksonville would have one more fortune 500 company if southeastern grocers would go public.
the parent company of winn-dixie and three other supermarket chains has annual revenue above $10 billion, according to many industry reports. but since it doesn’t make public financial disclosures, it is not included in the fortune rankings.
fidelity and black knight on friday announced an agreement on the plan to distribute fidelity’s majority stake in black knight to fidelity shareholders.
fidelity owns 83.3 million of black knight’s total 154.2 million shares outstanding. those shares will be distributed at an exchange rate of 0.305551 black knight shares for every fidelity share.
the distribution is expected to be completed in the third quarter.
the michaels cos. reported lower than expected earnings for its first quarter, sending its stock to its lowest level in more than two years.
the texas-based arts and crafts retailer, which has a distribution center in jacksonville, reported earnings of 38 cents a share for the quarter ended april 29, 2 cents higher than last year but a penny lower than the average forecast of analysts, according to zacks investment research.
net sales of $1.16 billion were even with last year but lower than the average forecast of $1.18 billion. comparable-store sales (sales at stores open for more than one year) fell by 1.2 percent.
michaels’ stock fell $1.67 to $18.16 tuesday after the earnings report and fell as low as $17.49 by thursday morning, its lowest level since november 2014. that also dropped the stock close to its june 2014 initial public offering price of $17.
michaels is forecasting sales growth of 2.2 percent to 3.7 percent for the full fiscal year, with comparable-store sales ranging from a decline of 0.2 percent to an increase of 1.3 percent.
the company operates 1,364 stores across the u.s. and canada under the brands michaels, aaron brothers and pat catan’s.


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The mission's message and challenge for you today is this: DIG for GOLD that will Last for Eternity.
D.I.G stands for Disciple, Intercede, and Give. GOLD stands for Godly, Obedient, and Loving Disciples. Let us Disciple, Intercede, and Give in order to produce Godly, Obedient, and Loving Disciples that will last throughout eternity.
The Missions Strategy is to DIG. Disciple, Intercede, and Give.
The Missions Goal is GOLD. Godly, Obedient, and loving disciples.
The Missions Motivation is Eternity.
Let me explain. I love being in this world; I enjoy it. I want to live at least more than 90 years or a hundred; but the way I am eating (my diet), though, doesn't seem to allow me to live that long.
Let us think about eternity as the motivation to DIG for Gold. There is a danger of losing our sense of eternity because by focusing too much on our earthly responsibility. In 2008, I thought of writing a book with a title Eternity Driven Life. I didn’t write a book, but I did preach a sermon on the same topic. As Christians let us live a life that is eternity driven not earthly driven. It is essential that we think beyond this earthly life.
It is easy to become unbalance in our approach to life. There is a danger on focusing too much on eternity without doing our responsibility to make a better society. But there is also the danger on focusing too much on the life here on earth that we forget there is life after death. In his teaching, Jesus emphasizes both-the present life and the afterlife. In the prayer He taught his disciples, Jesus prayed... “Thy kingdom come, Thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven.” This shows the importance of making a difference in this present world-other people call it community transformation. But sometimes Christians can become too unbalance with their emphasis on community development and forget that life on earth is not all that there is.
What I would like to do now is for us to understand DIG as circular not linear. It is not a step that we do one after the other..instead, it is something that we do at once-like the mixer or the halo-halo. So I want to discuss this three words at the same time, not one at a time.
When you DIG, my appeal to you is to dig wherever you are located-do it where you live. You don’t have to go overseas do missions. You can fulfill the Great Commission of Jesus right where you live or work. If you are a boss, DIG GOLD from your employees. If you are a teacher, think about discipling one of your students. If you are a parent, do it in your home. If have neighbors, do it in your neighborhood. If you have a job, DIG in your workplace. Yes, you can DIG right where you work and you can DIG right where you live. Young people start with your own youth group..your friends..
While you can disciple, Intercede, and give wherever you are, you cannot make disciples where you are not. But when you intercede you can reach the whole world. You can travel around the globe by your intercession. Intercession is unlimited because it is boundless.
The same thing with giving. When you give money, you can also reach other places. Your mission offering travels to remote places, crossing cross-cultural barriers and geographical terrains. You can reach us here in Cambodia by your intercession and with your missions offering. You may not be here physically but you can be here with your intercession and offering.
In the past, discipleship is limited to where you are. With the advance in technology, you can disciple others online. Let us not think of discipleship only where we are . We can reach out to others through other means.
D—DISCIPLE. While missions still the same, the methods changes but the message remains the same-make disciples. Jesus said, Go and make disciples in all nations. Jesus didn’t say, go and disciples of all people. It is impossible to disciple all people in all nations, but it is possible to disciple people in every nation and culture.
Discipleship is people oriented. Discipleship is a mission and ministry directed to people, not to a building, not to other things..but people only. You are all aware that we cannot bring our possessions to heaven, but we can bring people with us. The parents here this afternoon, you know you cannot bring your possessions to heaven but you can bring your children with you there.
I believe if each one of us will win and disciple one person for the next three years, our Sunday morning attendance will multiply. But let me remind you not to focus too much on statistics. Statistic is important, but there is more important than mere numbers. That is, the transformation of lives! the question then is: What impact are we making in our society for God?
Let me get back to the problem of statistics by pointing to the ministry of Jesus on earth. The Lord Jesus discipled only 12 people for 3 years, yet one was a traitor. Although my Bible tells me that Jesus had many disciples, Jesus focused on twelve only. The point I am making is not to think too much about statistics. Statistics have a place, but don’t be an statistically driven. While not forgetting our earthly responsibility, I challenge you to be eternity driven in your approach to ministry.
In your intercession, focus on People. Jesus said, The harvest is plentiful but the laborers are few. Pray to the Lord of the harvest to send forth laborers into his harvest field. Matthew 9: 37. Paul told Timothy, that intercession and request be made know to God for all people. Focus on people not simply the material things they needed.
When giving, the key word is MAT-Money, Ability, and Time. Other calls this T.T.T - Treasure, Talent, and Time but I call it MAT. This afternoon, I challenge you to give your MAT to God.
Let us start with M-Money. Is there a verse in the Bible that giving is eternally rewarded? Matthew 6: 19-21. Luke 12: 33-34. Jesus said, do not store treasure on earth but in heaven. Give your alms to the poor and you will have treasures in heaven. When you give your money to God’s ministry, it becomes an eternal investment. This is not a mad-made promises. It is promised in the Bible. I remind people that while you cannot bring your money when you die, you can send to heaven ahead. Did you get the point? You cannot carry your money to heaven, but you can send there ahead. How, by giving to the poor, to the church, and for missions.
But don’t get me wrong. Giving is not only about money but your ability as well. What are your skills and talents? Many of you are gifted but you are not using them. What a waste of talents.
Time is another important thing that we can give. Don’t think you cannot dig for gold if you don’t have money. You still have ability and time. Spend time praying. Spend time with people. Pour out your time with others so that they will become better believers. Time is precious so invest it like a precious gold. Give your MAT to others!
When you DIG for GOLD, you don’t have to go across the land and sea to do it. My appeal to you brothers and sisters is to DIG wherever you are located.
Think with me for a while, if each one of us this afternoon, will DIG for GOLD that will last for eternity, our church will multiply in the next three years. Even if our goal is not for growth, if we truly put effort to DIG for GOLD, our church will surely grow.
We will DIG for GOLD not out of Christian duty but because of our love for Jesus and our sense of eternity. God bless you!

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the mission's message and challenge for you today is this: dig for gold that will last for eternity.
d.i.g stands for disciple, intercede, and give. gold stands for godly, obedient, and loving disciples. let us disciple, intercede, and give in order to produce godly, obedient, and loving disciples that will last throughout eternity.
the missions strategy is to dig. disciple, intercede, and give.
the missions goal is gold. godly, obedient, and loving disciples.
the missions motivation is eternity.
let me explain. i love being in this world; i enjoy it. i want to live at least more than 90 years or a hundred; but the way i am eating (my diet), though, doesn't seem to allow me to live that long.
let us think about eternity as the motivation to dig for gold. there is a danger of losing our sense of eternity because by focusing too much on our earthly responsibility. in 2008, i thought of writing a book with a title eternity driven life. i didn’t write a book, but i did preach a sermon on the same topic. as christians let us live a life that is eternity driven not earthly driven. it is essential that we think beyond this earthly life.
it is easy to become unbalance in our approach to life. there is a danger on focusing too much on eternity without doing our responsibility to make a better society. but there is also the danger on focusing too much on the life here on earth that we forget there is life after death. in his teaching, jesus emphasizes both-the present life and the afterlife. in the prayer he taught his disciples, jesus prayed... “thy kingdom come, thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven.” this shows the importance of making a difference in this present world-other people call it community transformation. but sometimes christians can become too unbalance with their emphasis on community development and forget that life on earth is not all that there is.
what i would like to do now is for us to understand dig as circular not linear. it is not a step that we do one after the other..instead, it is something that we do at once-like the mixer or the halo-halo. so i want to discuss this three words at the same time, not one at a time.
when you dig, my appeal to you is to dig wherever you are located-do it where you live. you don’t have to go overseas do missions. you can fulfill the great commission of jesus right where you live or work. if you are a boss, dig gold from your employees. if you are a teacher, think about discipling one of your students. if you are a parent, do it in your home. if have neighbors, do it in your neighborhood. if you have a job, dig in your workplace. yes, you can dig right where you work and you can dig right where you live. young people start with your own youth group..your friends..
while you can disciple, intercede, and give wherever you are, you cannot make disciples where you are not. but when you intercede you can reach the whole world. you can travel around the globe by your intercession. intercession is unlimited because it is boundless.
the same thing with giving. when you give money, you can also reach other places. your mission offering travels to remote places, crossing cross-cultural barriers and geographical terrains. you can reach us here in cambodia by your intercession and with your missions offering. you may not be here physically but you can be here with your intercession and offering.
in the past, discipleship is limited to where you are. with the advance in technology, you can disciple others online. let us not think of discipleship only where we are . we can reach out to others through other means.
d—disciple. while missions still the same, the methods changes but the message remains the same-make disciples. jesus said, go and make disciples in all nations. jesus didn’t say, go and disciples of all people. it is impossible to disciple all people in all nations, but it is possible to disciple people in every nation and culture.
discipleship is people oriented. discipleship is a mission and ministry directed to people, not to a building, not to other things..but people only. you are all aware that we cannot bring our possessions to heaven, but we can bring people with us. the parents here this afternoon, you know you cannot bring your possessions to heaven but you can bring your children with you there.
i believe if each one of us will win and disciple one person for the next three years, our sunday morning attendance will multiply. but let me remind you not to focus too much on statistics. statistic is important, but there is more important than mere numbers. that is, the transformation of lives! the question then is: what impact are we making in our society for god?
let me get back to the problem of statistics by pointing to the ministry of jesus on earth. the lord jesus discipled only 12 people for 3 years, yet one was a traitor. although my bible tells me that jesus had many disciples, jesus focused on twelve only. the point i am making is not to think too much about statistics. statistics have a place, but don’t be an statistically driven. while not forgetting our earthly responsibility, i challenge you to be eternity driven in your approach to ministry.
in your intercession, focus on people. jesus said, the harvest is plentiful but the laborers are few. pray to the lord of the harvest to send forth laborers into his harvest field. matthew 9: 37. paul told timothy, that intercession and request be made know to god for all people. focus on people not simply the material things they needed.
when giving, the key word is mat-money, ability, and time. other calls this t.t.t - treasure, talent, and time but i call it mat. this afternoon, i challenge you to give your mat to god.
let us start with m-money. is there a verse in the bible that giving is eternally rewarded? matthew 6: 19-21. luke 12: 33-34. jesus said, do not store treasure on earth but in heaven. give your alms to the poor and you will have treasures in heaven. when you give your money to god’s ministry, it becomes an eternal investment. this is not a mad-made promises. it is promised in the bible. i remind people that while you cannot bring your money when you die, you can send to heaven ahead. did you get the point? you cannot carry your money to heaven, but you can send there ahead. how, by giving to the poor, to the church, and for missions.
but don’t get me wrong. giving is not only about money but your ability as well. what are your skills and talents? many of you are gifted but you are not using them. what a waste of talents.
time is another important thing that we can give. don’t think you cannot dig for gold if you don’t have money. you still have ability and time. spend time praying. spend time with people. pour out your time with others so that they will become better believers. time is precious so invest it like a precious gold. give your mat to others!
when you dig for gold, you don’t have to go across the land and sea to do it. my appeal to you brothers and sisters is to dig wherever you are located.
think with me for a while, if each one of us this afternoon, will dig for gold that will last for eternity, our church will multiply in the next three years. even if our goal is not for growth, if we truly put effort to dig for gold, our church will surely grow.
we will dig for gold not out of christian duty but because of our love for jesus and our sense of eternity. god bless you!


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Weʼve raised £52 to Help send Scouts from 1st. St. Leonards and St. Ives to Ypres for this years Remembrance service.
November the 11th this year marks the 100th Anniversary of the Armistice between the Allies and Germany that ended the fighting in World War One. The eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month marks the moment the war ended and is marked each year with a remembrance service attended by Scouts.
Being the 100th Anniversary of the Armistice some of the 1st. St. Leonards and St. Ives Scouts will be joining up with Scouts from around the world at Ypres in Belgium for this year’s Remembrance Service.
The trip is partly funded by the Scouts themselves and by fundraising - this is where this page comes in - so please help with their fundraising to send them on this memorable remembrance service.
Hope the troop have a good time but also learn about the sacrifice our troops have made and continue to make on our behalf.
Good luck. Have a great trip.

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weʼve raised £52 to help send scouts from 1st. st. leonards and st. ives to ypres for this years remembrance service.
november the 11th this year marks the 100th anniversary of the armistice between the allies and germany that ended the fighting in world war one. the eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month marks the moment the war ended and is marked each year with a remembrance service attended by scouts.
being the 100th anniversary of the armistice some of the 1st. st. leonards and st. ives scouts will be joining up with scouts from around the world at ypres in belgium for this year’s remembrance service.
the trip is partly funded by the scouts themselves and by fundraising - this is where this page comes in - so please help with their fundraising to send them on this memorable remembrance service.
hope the troop have a good time but also learn about the sacrifice our troops have made and continue to make on our behalf.
good luck. have a great trip.


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