Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application John Ronald Lewis passed away peacefully at his home in Sunset to Howard Moses Lewis and Edith Eliza Johnson in Commodore He briefly worked in the coal mines before joining the United States Air Force on October 17th They recently celebrated their 71st Wedding Anniversary SMSGT Lewis served honorably and with distinction until November 1st John spent his entire military career as a Digital Flight Simulator Technician and Flight Training Devices Support having trained pilots for post WWII Europe he continued to faithfully serve his country as a civil servant at Hill AFB They recently celebrated their 71st anniversary He could often be found tinkering in the garage with an ice-cold beer for anyone who stopped by he could pick up and play just about any musical instrument picking the guitar in the Lewis Family band He was a member of the American Legion for the last 47 years and Allen: and numerous nephews and nieces.  He is survived by his wife Delores of Sunset sister Genevieve (Bill) Cairns of Dearborn and Hailey and numerous (to many to count) great great grandchildren.  Funeral services will be held Thursday August 29 The family will meet with friends on Thursday from 10 to 11 a.m ORDER VIDEOS Enter your phone number above to have directions sent via text This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply Service map data © OpenStreetMap contributors College & Schools and Academic Programs The University of San Diego (USD) announced today that longtime supporters Dan and Phyllis Epstein Read more read more  the University of San Diego proudly joined the 40th Annual Linda Vista Multi-Cultural Fair & Parade Read more read more  The University of San Diego officially opened the Palomar Health Student Wellness Center with a ribbon cutting and dedication ceremony on Tu… Read more read more  The 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we hear in the push for more sustainable energy solutions in our communities 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- Cambridge Isotope Laboratories the leading manufacturer of stable isotope and stable isotope-labeled compounds worldwide is pleased to announce the addition of Todd Osiek Osiek is responsible for supporting operations development of best practices in safety and quality working with sales and marketing on new-product development and mapping out strategic directions and opportunities "Todd was the perfect addition to CIL's team," states Caldwell "He comes to CIL with more than 20 years' experience in the pharmaceutical industry supporting various stages of development from discovery to marketed products."  Osiek recently served as the Director of Analytical Chemistry where his team handled all pipeline products including technical support for method development "I was very excited when given the opportunity to join the CIL team," adds Osiek "I am thrilled to have the opportunity to work with the world leader in the stable isotope business The future is bright for isotopes with their diverse applications and innovative uses I look forward to working with CIL's strong leadership team on the next phase of growth through continual expansion of our stable isotope product offerings along with driving continuous improvement in our customer service and quality."  CIL is the world's largest manufacturer and global supplier of stable isotopes and stable isotope-labeled compounds used in research CIL is an operating business owned by Otsuka Pharmaceuticals The CIL business consists of two facilities in the Boston area; a large isotope-enrichment production plant in Xenia For more information on CIL, visit isotope.com Media Contact:Cambridge Isotope Laboratories Inc.Phone: 1.978.749.8000Fax: 1.978.749.2768isotope.com tod-osiek.jpg Tod Osiek Do not sell or share my personal information: This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page (KTUL) — Stillwater's Public Safety team celebrated this past week with three officers taking their Oath of Office and joining the Stillwater Police Department along with the pinning ceremony of Stillwater Fire Department's new fire marshal and Casey Rogers took their oaths of office before Municipal Judge Tanya Raun on Thursday where they received their badges Police Chief Jeff Watts welcomed the three to the department Watts told them that the oath outlines the principles that will guide their conduct as SPD officers He also reminded them that because f the work of the men and women who went before them SPD is able to enjoy a strong relationship with residents and support from the mayor Another ceremony held on Friday marked the promotion of Fire Marshal Thomas Tharp from his former position of deputy fire marshal Tharp was pinned by his wife Melinda with the insignia that shows his change in rank The bugles on the pin symbolize leadership that references the history of firefighting Essary explained that before radios were available leaders on the fire ground would use metal bugles to amplify their voices Delores (Dee) Elaine (Daniels) Lewis passed away peacefully at her home in Sunset Dee worked various jobs after high school until she married John on May 14th She was a devoted mom of three daughters: Robin Dee and their daughters lived all over the world supporting John’s 30-year career in the United States Air Force Dee loved to sing and was in her church choir as a young girl She also loved gardening and could often be found tending to her flowers and enjoying the sunshine Most of all she loved spending time with her family Her friendships encompassed all aspects of her life Kathy (Dan) LemMon of Riverdale; grandchildren John (Michelle) Ecklund of Harrisville and numerous great and great-great grandchildren who will never forget the love she brought to their lives Dee’s family would like to thank the many special care givers who entered her life during the last year Funeral services will be held the March 15th Interment to follow services at Hooper City Cemetery donations can be made to Roy Christian Church LLC | www.standard.net | 332 Standard Way WEST VALLEY CITY — A notebook that Susan Powell kept in her desk at work possibly containing information about her relationship with her husband was among the items seized by investigators last week several sources have told the Deseret News detailed threats allegedly made about a year ago against the missing West Valley woman Police have not ruled out the possibility of foul play but also do not have any evidence pointing them in any one direction has remained the focus of media and public scrutiny Police confirmed Wednesday that they now consider him a "person of interest" in the case "We don't have any solid evidence at this time that a crime has been committed but there is circumstantial evidence that foul play cannot be ruled out," West Valley Assistant Police Chief Craig Black said Black said Josh Powell is not the only person of interest Black declined to discuss who the others are in the case "We're not focused in on one person at this point," he said that a person of interest is not the same as a suspect he said that a neighbor who might offer important information about the case would be considered a "person of interest." Everyone else who has been labeled as a person of interest Powell was interviewed by police late Tuesday and submitted to a search warrant to collect DNA Despite his voluntarily showing up for an interview police say he is still not being completely forthcoming refusing to answer specific detailed questions such as exactly where he was camping the night of Dec 6 and whether his wife had any close friends with whom she might have confided "He's not being cooperative," said Black "He's answering very general descriptive-type questions He would not submit to questioning about specific questions we think would be helpful to finding his wife." Josh Powell said he went camping about midnight on Dec The temperature that night was well below freezing Josh Powell returned to his home in the afternoon Josh Powell talked to police that night and the following day He was scheduled for a follow-up interview Monday but did not show up for that meeting based on the advice of his newly hired attorney investigators did not get many of the answers they were hoping for and have requested to speak to him again "We're interested in what he has to say," Black said "We expressed to him we would like to have a chance to ask him more specific and detailed questions such as he was camping along the Pony Express Trail We haven't been able to find anything." "We'd appreciate some more detailed cooperation from him," Black said "There's a lot of questions concerning his camping trip what Susan's state of mind was on Sunday (Dec has she ever talked to him privately about leaving We just would like to have information that helps us find her." told KSL Radio Wednesday that after the Powells moved to Utah from Washington state "She had a lot of friends and family members telling her 'Why don't you just end it?' But she was committed to her marriage," she said "I don't think that Josh is capable of hurting her but I don't think she would leave her kids Black acknowledged investigators have heard accusations being made on Internet blog sites in the media and other second- and third-hand reports from friends and neighbors about possible marital problems between Josh and Susan Powell But Black said he was not aware of any specific threats that might have been made police would simply like to work more in a partnership with Josh Powell to find his wife and clear up some of the unanswered questions He has his own reasons for acting the way he has we hope he would come in and help us out and answer questions that can give us further leads and direction," Black said Detectives returned to the Powells' neighborhood and look for any possible leads in the case e-mail: preavy@desnews.com This event will serve as the official launch of the CODES Action Plan and a call to action for stakeholders to take ownership of initiatives listed in the plan as we move towards an implementation phase Stockholmsmässan, Room 2, Mässvägen 1 environmental change remains a major global issue but another transformation has been ongoing alongside; the digital revolution The transformational capabilities of digitalisation are a crucial tool to achieve the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) by 2030 and this initiative aims to ensure these are actively directed and harnessed towards a more sustainable future The Coalition for Digital Environmental Sustainability (CODES) is an international multi-stakeholder alliance created in March 2021 in response to the UN Secretary General’s Roadmap for Digital Cooperation to steer the use of digital technologies toward accelerating environmentally and socially sustainable development CODES has grown into a community of over a 1000 individuals and organisations that have worked to co-create an Action Plan for a Sustainable Planet in the Digital Age with the aim to offer a vision and set of priorities and proposed initiatives Organizers: German Federal Environment Agency Kenyan Ministry of Environment and Forestry Moderator: Shivam Kishore (Digital Sustainability Expert and CODES Contributor) Contact person: Dirk Osiek ([email protected]) On-site participation is open to attendees of the Stockholm+50 international meeting Video: SparkBlue / YouTube. Find out more about Stockholm+50 side and associated events. Get the latest updates and invitations to your inbox with SEI’s global newsletter. AGROLOK has been processing and refining high-quality feed components in Osiek Photos AMANDUS KAHLAmandus Kahl provides technical solutions for the treatment of mono-components: Whether single machines complete machine lines or plant concepts – KAHL process technologies are characterised by quality the Polish company AGROLOK decided to purchase a KAHL plant for the treatment of mono-components such as soy and rapeseed – commissioning took place in 2018 AGROLOK can look back on more than three years of production AGROLOK Managing Director Kamil Kaliski and Markus Lukaszczuk review the successful cooperation with AMANDUS KAHL AGROLOK has a unique technology for refining feed components for cattle the Polish company has stood for high-quality goods and services used in the plant and animal feed industry This also includes trade in feed and feed components a new and very important branch of business for the company has been the production of high-quality feed components from protein plants and their refinement The decision to build a plant for refining vegetable proteins was a response to the growing demand for non-genetically modified feed components “I remember how we started analysing Ukrainian extruders then Czech extruders and finally we ended up with AMANDUS KAHL expanders,” says Kamil Kaliski “When the decision was made and we started looking for a machine and plant manufacturer it turned out that AMANDUS KAHL also builds turnkey plants The company has a lot of experience in the construction of machines and plants for processing soybeans and animal feed – and thus a long-standing market presence The technology used in the plant enables the production of feed components with a high percentage of so-called bypass protein which is highly valued and desired in the feeding of dairy cows To produce rumen-protected protein at an even higher level a crown expander from AMANDUS KAHL is used “The technology of the crown expander is unique It is particularly suitable for processing mono-components such as soya not only the capacity of the downstream pellet mill and the quality of the pellets are optimised salmonellae or moulds are eliminated at the same time,” explains Markus Lukaszczuk at least AGROLOK entered a completely new business field – with new challenges AMANDUS KAHL has already implemented many large-scale projects in numerous countries for mono-component treatment “The raw materials for feed production available on the Polish market were often not able to meet the feed requirements of animals with high genetic potential for milk meat and egg production,”explains Markus Lukaszczuk “A sensible solution is the modern processing plant from AMANDUS KAHL whose products meet the increased feed requirements.” The mono-component plant consists of two processing lines – one for soya and one for rapeseed The complete line processes 720 tons per day In addition to the connecting and conveying elements the lines consist of a crushing roller mill pellet mill and a belt drier/cooler combination from AMANDUS KAHL The risks of investing in such a plant and the associated trust in the company responsible were just two of the fears that preoccupied Kamil Kaliski at the beginning of the first joint project “My hopes and expectations clearly lay in the production of high-quality proteins as well as energy components we could not be sure that our products would be accepted directly But after the first production batches and the final commissioning we were sure that – thanks to KAHL machines – the quality standards were so high that the products would be accepted on the market,” explains Kamil Kaliski Kamil Kaliski’s high level of satisfaction is confirmed by the commissioning of AMANDUS KAHL with a second plant with twice the output – AGROLOK 2: “Our range of products includes cereals Then we would be able to offer our customers a comprehensive product range for the production of complete feed mixtures which is why we pay special attention to a particularly high level – both in the relationships with our customers in the area of services provided and the products offered.” AGROLOK now employs more than 1000 people and is one of the largest employers in the Kuyavian-Pomeranian Voivodeship region The fact that a second plant is now being built at the production site in Osiek (Brodnica district) not only strengthens the infrastructure but also confirms the technical know-how of AMANDUS KAHL “The products processed on KAHL machines are characterised by several quality standards AGROLOK’s customers can use the refined raw materials such as Amirap (from rapeseed) or Protina (from soybeans) to produce good and economical recipes A particularly high digestibility can also be observed in animal nutrition,” says Lukaszczuk Kaliski adds: “We are glad to have chosen KAHL for our second plant as well we cannot only be sure of receiving quality and experience from Germany once again but also create further jobs in the region in the short term 45 employees work at AGROLOK – the number will increase with the expansion.” 8,000 working hours are performed per year in 3-shift operation The machines are energy-efficient and require little maintenance They ensure resource-saving production at the highest level “This was also a decisive reason for choosing the know-how of AMANDUS KAHL,” says Kamil Kaliski the KAHL machines are easy to operate and so far there have been no failures or errors.” The switching and automation systems were also supplied by AMANDUS KAHL and ensure a safe In addition to the pelleting line automation the crown expander is also operated fully automatically “The intention is to design our machines and plants to be as user-friendly and simple as possible This includes not only high-quality and state-of-the-art machines but also control systems that ensure consistent product quality at high throughput rates but of course also the animals,” says Markus Lukaszczuk When asked how he looks back on his cooperation with AMANDUS KAHL and what his future plans are Kamil Kaliski replies: “I think we owe our success to our employees and the good cooperation with AMANDUS KAHL We are planning a further development in the direction of protected proteins for cattle The construction work is in full swing and proceeding as planned but it’s too early to talk about them here.” AMANDUS KAHL can also look back on a successful project More than 140 years of experience in mechanical engineering are complemented by know-how in process engineering and extensive research and development The processing of mono-components by the KAHL Expander is refl ected in the highest quality standards of the subsequent feed production By using the newly developed crushing roller mill with individual drive it is possible to structure the raw components in an even more targeted manner This ensures high quality during further processing Plant design and construction in particular have become increasingly important at AMANDUS KAHL in recent years: “We have references of turnkey feed plants with a throughput of up to 300,000 tons per year which shows that AMANDUS KAHL is exactly the right partner for such projects,” says Markus Lukaszczuk production lines and turnkey plants for conditioning and pelleting various products The focus is on the biomass industry with the production of pellets from wood the chemical and pharmaceutical industry and the food industry gained her heavenly spurs and rode away home she had the privilege of traveling all over the world attending schools in multiple locations including Nevada Her family moved to Utah in 1972 where she graduated from Layton High School in 1974 and attended Weber State College She never shied away from a hard day’s work; rain or shine caring for her horses or working in her yard Susan retired from Hill Air Force Base as a production supervisor after 40 years of service where she received numerous notable achievement awards and recognition for her dedicated civil service she touched the lives of many coworkers who became lifelong friends Susan and her sister Kathy were baptized together at Roy Christian Church on Sunday She was active in the Wasatch Slopes Chariot Association and was a member of the American Paint and Quarter Horse Association She was also a supporter and participant in the Weber County Draft Horse Show and shows throughout the Western states Susan made many good friends and lasting memories during this time She was also very creative and had a love for home crafting; her friends and family being the beneficiaries of many of her creations Susan is survived by her parents of Sunset her two sisters Robin (Monte) Osiek of Hooper her nieces and nephews John (Michelle) Ecklund A Celebration of Life service will be held on December 16 2022 at 5:30 PM to 7:30 PM at the Wasatch Cowboy Church at 5603 S 6700 W donations can be made in Susan’s name to the Weber County Animal Shelter or Wasatch Cowboy Church Please email comments to [email protected] Some years ago I handed out a syllabus that included a book titled Ordained Women in the Early Church: A Documentary History Those not predisposed to support women deacons in the present day often consider the initiative to be a recent an innovation unmoored from historical tradition What often goes unnoticed in the discussion about women deacons is how much of the ancient evidence comes from concrete archaeological discoveries Advocates are not reading between the lines of history creating things that aren’t there in the plain sense of some text They’re not looking under every proverbial rock in hopes of finding a meager piece of evidence the evidence for women deacons is on the literal rocks themselves Kevin Madigan and Carolyn Osiek’s admirable book catalogs 65 inscriptions The vast majority of these come from eastern Christian communities (Greece Yet the geographical breadth of the findspots (from modern-day France all the way to Syria) suggests that the diaconate of women was A compelling example is the stone pictured above found by workers at the Mount of Olives in Jerusalem on December 8 the Greek translates as “Here lies the slave and bride of Christ who fell asleep in peace on March 21st during the 11th indiction…” The inscription’s subsequent lines are broken or missing which is especially unfortunate because line 8 likely names a presbyter (pres-) that may have helped us to date and situate the artifact Inscriptions can be ambiguous in their meaning just like texts transmitted through tradition can be But the prevalence of such inscriptions nonetheless matters for several reasons the ancient materiality of the objects necessitates a kind of distance from present-day motives A critic of the contemporary push for women deacons cannot both champion fidelity to Christian historical tradition and cavalierly dismiss these clear realia of Christian lives inscriptions were the primary public texts of the ancient Mediterranean world They communicated values and priorities of communities The prevalence of these inscriptions demonstrates that women’s ordained leadership was not secretive or embarrassing many of the inscriptions display reverence for the female deacon named therein—after all giving honor was the primary function of inscriptions Occasionally an inscription can even help us to advance our knowledge about a crucial argument. For example, the oldest use of the word “deacon” for a Christian woman comes in Romans 16:1, when Paul commends Phoebe, a diakonos of the church of Cenchreae (near Corinth). Scholars debate whether this was an “office” or merely a word for servant with both sides marshalling evidence to make a case the Mount of Olives inscription also offers a comment on this debate telling us that in the Holy Land of the fourth century—certainly a significant time and place for the Christian tradition—a real deacon named Sophia was acclaimed precisely by connection to her predecessor Phoebe For the Christians who commissioned this public monument the honorable status of women as deacons was set in stone was one of four individuals who appeared before the judge at the regional court in the northwestern city of Szczecin on Monday The verdict was based mainly on the damning testimony of another of the men how the group killed and partly ate an unidentified man near Lake Osiek in Poland's western Lubuskie province in 2002 sometime between July and October of that year got into an altercation with an unnamed individual outside a village bar duly slit the victim’s throat and beheaded him with a knife The five men proceeded to profane the remains by roasting parts of the victim’s body in a fire pit and eating them guilty of “masterminding the perpetration of a forbidden act,” the killing of the victim The three other defendants were ruled guilty of “desecrating the victim’s corpse” by “dismembering his body roasting the different parts and partly consuming them.” said she would lodge an appeal against the man's 25-year prison sentence Source: PAP ABC News News HomeOsiek avoids defeat on Socceroos debutShare Osiek avoids defeat on Socceroos debutTopic:Socceroos Still searching for an international goal... striker Scott McDonald battles for the ball with Switzerland's Stephan Lichtsteiner. (Alexander Hassenstein: Getty Images) Link copiedShareShare articleThe Socceroos have begun life under new coach Holger Osieck with an entertaining 0-0 friendly draw against an understrength Switzerland in St Gallen. Australian captain Lucas Neill said before the match the players had been trying too hard in training to impress their new boss and it appeared a little bit that way at the AFG Arena. The Swiss showed during the World Cup in June that they were extremely hard to break down with only one goal conceded and Australia were unable to find the back of the net. Australia was, in fact, a bit lucky to get away with a draw with Switzerland skipper Alexander Frei missing a penalty in the 60th minute. The Socceroos meet Euro 2012 co-hosts Poland in another friendly on Tuesday in Krakow. In terms of tactical changes, the most noticeable was ditching one man up front that had become so heavily criticised under Pim Verbeek's reign, with Scott McDonald joining Tim Cahill in a two-man forward line. Osieck seemed comfortable with his side's first-up effort under his new regime before Tuesday's friendly against 2012 Euro co-hosts Poland in Krakow. "I thought we played a very good half... I thought we created some very good scoring opportunities we did not have the final touch that would have rewarded our fine play," he said. "I thought the attitude of the team was very good. "Second half after the Swiss put on the four substitutes... we found it a bit difficult to adjust at first and our passing became a bit sloppy at times and we lost a bit of the red fire." With one eye on Tuesday's Euro 2012 qualifier against England in Basel, the home side rested about half of its regular starting line-up. Both sides had their chances early on with Neill blazing over from point blank range from a Cahill header in the 10th minute. A minute later the Swiss should have scored with Socceroos goalkeeper Mark Schwarzer saving the day by slapping away Albert Bunkaju's shot from close range. The Swiss targeted Australia's left side of defence with David Carney being kept busy as the home side kept on getting in behind the Socceroos' defensive line. Brett Emerton, clearly busting for a run after spending most of the past few weeks on the bench for Blackburn, provided some quality and was a handful down the right flank. McDonald, yet to score for the Socceroos in 17 appearances for the national team, will never have a better chance to open his account than the open goal he somehow missed in the 41st minute. Another great chance went begging for the Middlesbrough man just before the half-time break as his wait for an international strike continued. Neill was left shaking his head at the Socceroos' missed chances. "I actually had more time than I realised and had too much time to think, I am not going to get many more gifts like that to crack the goals in and nor will Scotty Mac, but it is coming," Neill said. "I will take the positives of a clean sheet." Fulham stopper Schwarzer, denied a move to Arsenal on Tuesday, was on his game all evening and showed his athleticism by getting his fingertips to turn Switzerland's Xavier Margairaz's header past the post just after the break. As for the penalty, Schwarzer was diving the wrong way as Frei, who had scored 40 goals from 77 internationals before Friday ight's match, missed the target and the crowd of 14,000 let him know it. "Whatever happened in the past week he shook it off because he is a very good professional," Osieck said. Substitute Dario Vidosic almost grabbed a winner in the 83rd minute but his header was knocked away by Swiss goalkeeper Marco Wolfi. Topic:Food and Beverage Processing Industry CNN and the BBC World Service which is copyright and cannot be reproduced AEST = Australian Eastern Standard Time which is 10 hours ahead of GMT (Greenwich Mean Time) Вы используете блокировщик рекламы в вашем браузере В этом случае Вы не сможете пользоваться всеми функциональными возможностями нашего сайта и его отдельными страницами который мы используем для отображения видеоконтента активированный блокировщик рекламы может вызывать проблемы с загрузкой сайта и корректным его отображением чтобы получить возможность использовать наш сайт в полной мере внесите Dynamo.kiev.ua в «белый список» вашего блокировщика что любые попытки обсуждения этого и других решений редакции сайта немедленно влекут за собой ограничение по п.2.9 правил сайта The official telegram channel of the White and Blues published the player's message "I spent almost all my football life at Dynamo Kyiv and the people who work there have become my second family Their support and trust were my main motivation for playing for Dynamo I am sure that they saw and understood that in every game I gave my all for Dynamo's victory Sometimes it turned out to be too emotional but I just don't know how to do anything else That is why I will always be grateful to the club's management and its president Ihor Surkis I played under different head coaches and assistants I thank each of them for their contribution to the development of Dynamo and my success I wish you victories on the football fields of Ukraine and Europe Стать участником фан-зоны Нажимая на кнопку, вы соглашаетесь с условиями членства в фан-зоне конвертировать карму в шурики Устанавливайте наше приложение и всегда оставайтесь в курсе футбольных новостей