 did in their first outings as Maverick coaches, here you go...
Lori Meyer (softball): 7-0 loss at lost Texas Tech, 1985
Jim Makovsky (wrestling): 35-8 win over Iowa Central,1993
Matt Margenthaler (men's basketball): 86-76 loss at Wisconsin Parkside, 2001
Nate Owens (women's swimming) 163-64 win at Northern Iowa, 2004
Dennis Amundson (volleyball): 3-2 win over Michigan Tech, 2005
Peter McGahey (women's soccer): 3-2 home win over Metro State, 2008
Matt Magers (baseball): 6-4 loss at Southwest Baptist (Mo.), 2009
Eric Means (women's hockey): 5-2 win at Maine, 2009
Christie Williams (women's tennis): 9-0 win vs. Bethany, 2012
Next up is new women's basketball coach Emilee Thiesse. There's an exhibition game at the University of Minnesota Nov. 4, but her first real game as head coach takes place Nov. 16 vs. Black Hills State at a tournament hosted by Northern State in Aberdeen, S.D.
It's great to be a Maverick!- Draw a line from one corner to the opposite corner on the reverse side of your eight background squares.
- Use my easy sandwich method to pair each background square with a square cut for the spokes of your pinwheels. Each completed unit should measure 2-1/2" x 2-1/2" for the 8" block or 6-1/2" x 6-1/2" for the 24-inch block.
- Sort your triangle squares, keeping like units together. Arrange the squares into four rows as shown, each row with four squares.
- Sew the components of each row together. Press seam allowances in adjoining rows in opposite directions. Be sure to press carefully to avoid stretching the rows out of shape.
- Sew the rows together to complete the block. The 8-inch (finished size) block should measure 8-1/2" x 8-1/2"; the 24-inch (finished size) block should measure 24-1/2" x 24-1/2".
- Make additional blocks as needed for a quilt.Last week, the Senate unanimously passed the ADA Amendments Act (S. 3406). It is similar to the bill the House passed 402-17 earlier this year. Given this widespread bipartisan support, it is likely that we might see the first Democratically-driven employment law changes before President Bush leaves office. By doing so, this President Bush would expand upon the law first enacted by his father in 1990.
The biggest changes, though, will come to the definition of "disability" itself. In Sutton v. United Airlines, the Supreme Court held that whether an impairment substantially limits a major life activity is to be determined with reference to the effects of mitigating measures on the impairment. If this bill becomes law, it will reverse that ruling, and require the determination of whether an impairment substantially limits a major life activity to be made without regard to the ameliorative effects of mitigating measures.There’s been a big increase in GFS ensembles showing a significant severe event long range. A look at the EURO control also shows significant severe.
A thread for Wednesday, and Thursday's severe weather threat.
All the way from strictly lay weather watchers to professionals on here, name some go to sources for severe weather, winter weather, event planning, tropical weather. Where to you look to get you’re information to use to make decisions based on the weather?
A 50knt+ mid level shortwave and 576-582 height falls overspread our area with large to extreme instability in place. It should provide a healthy severe weather event for our neck of the woods.
As many of you know, May 6 and 7, 2003 were the days that Georgia and Alabama were affected the most by that outbreak event. I was wondering if any TV news coverage has been posted online from the TV stations in Alabama and Georgia of that event. Also, feel free to share your memories of...
I've been fascinated with Severe Storms since I was 8 or 9, almost 30 years. Over the last year or so I've began trying to understand models, soundings in particular.... Is there a site that breaks down how to interpret the info found in a sounding? I have a rudimentary understanding of some...
I figured an Enhanced Risk with a 10% hatched tornado area deserved a thread of its own, even if it’s a rather localized and conditional threat. https://www.spc.noaa.gov/products/outlook/day1otlk.html (can’t post the images from my phone) There’s a still good bit of model spread on this. The...
I suspect Thursday will be a run of the mill severe event. Nothing like the last couple of bigger events, but we should get enough instability and dynamics for some isolated severe.
A large slight risk is out for tomorrow, and Monday is looking more, and more interesting.
The active pattern continues into the weekend.
There’s a large enhanced risk today for parts of southeastern New Mexico, and west central/southwest Texas. The threat then shifts eastward tomorrow, and Thursday into the MS River Valley, Southeast, and Ohio Valley with a slight risk.
Episodic severe weather threat today over a pretty large area.
Since we have had multiple tornado warnings, and currently have a warning for Tuscaloosa County, AL, I figured a dedicated thread would be a good idea.
I hope everyone had a great evening last night and rang in 2019 while celebrating the achievements and good times of 2018 while also remembering times that not have been so good in 2018. We do not become better by forgetting the past but learning from it. May God bless every one of you this...
The mission of St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church is to reach the lost and disciple the saved by passionately making known the love of Christ through Word and deed.
We teach and respond to the love and mercy of the Triune God: The Father, creator of all that exists; The Son, Jesus Christ who became human to suffer and die for the sins of all people, and to rise to life again in the ultimate victory over death and Satan: and the Holy Spirit, who creates and keeps us in the faith through the Word and Sacraments. These three persons of the Trinity are coequal and coeternal, one God.
Being "Lutheran" means that we accept and teach Bible-based teachings of Martin Luther that inspired the Reformation of the Christian Church in the 16th centry. The teaching of Luther and the reformers can be summarized in 3 short phrases: Grace Alone, Faith Alone, Scripture Alone.
God loves the people of the world, even though they are sinful, rebel against Him and do not deserve His love. He sent His Son, Jesus to love the unlovable and save the ungodly.
From its humble beginnings, St. Paul’s has always existed to proclaim the good news of Jesus to a broken world.
The area’s early settlers were Germans who fled Europe in search of opportunity, freedom, and hope. They first arrived in 1856, followed soon by others. With grit, determination and perseverance, these hardy souls set out to establish families, farms and faith in a harsh new world.
While life was hard, evidence shows that these pioneers did not deprive themselves of the Word of God. One man walked miles, Bible in hand to have a minister read to him. As the story goes, a sudden storm hit and pages floating from his Bible led searchers to his lifeless body. In 1860, the settlers helped to organize Nebraska’s first Lutheran congregation in nearby Fontanelle. In 1868 a group traveled to Beemer, NE to ask a pastor to come and preach to them in this “Brown Creek” area.
The first worship service was held on January 4, 1869 in a public school building a mile west of the current church property. In 1871, discussion began about building a church.
In 1877, the first church building was constructed. In 1890 it was replaced with the current structure. It is remarkable that this building is still serviceable after 120 years of use. This beloved structure has been restored and refurbished through the years. Major tornado damage occurred in 1996, but repairs were made, and today this sturdy building stands as a beacon of God’s light for miles around.
But St. Paul’s Arlington is not about dates and buildings. It is “home.” Spanning three centuries, this congregation has been about the love of God working through His people. Some of us are descendents of those original, gritty pioneer farmers who wanted to make better lives for their families. We say, “Well done, praise God!” Today, our church family regularly welcomes visitors and new members of all walks of life from Arlington and surrounding communities.
The people of St. Paul’s are active in ministry, worship, education, missions and service to our community. We have deep respect for our heritage, and we look to the future with hope and anticipation. The Holy Spirit is at work here. We love the Lord. We are not perfect people. Each of us is part of the broken world that needs the good news of Jesus every day, in every way. Only the grace of God gives us hope for the future.
We want to proclaim the good news and love of Jesus to a broken world, always. To God be the glory!Yes that's what I'm saying, Bungie has said they won't spend man power adding new mechanics to master and