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QOTSA took the stage at 6:30 - It didn't occur to me until a couple of songs in to make a note of the start time, but I sent myself an email with the songs and the start times so people can see what they played and if it might have been extended, etc. There was one I didn't recognize and I couldn't make out enough of what Josh was singing to

• 6:30 - You Think I Ain't Worth A Dollar But I Feel Like a Millionaire

• Sick, Sick, Sick

• Misfit Love

• 6:40 - I Sat By The Ocean

• 6:44 - My God is the Sun

• 6:48 - I didn't get this one - maybe "You Can't Quit Me Baby" but I'm not confident

• 6:52 - Make it Wit Chu

• 7:02 - Little Sister

• 7:05 - Go With the Flow

• 7:09 - No One Knows

I searched and did not see any mention of this, but the Harland and Wolff Archives is at the National Museums Northern Ireland and started a long-desired project involving posting photos and scans online. THe main page is at

https://www.nationalmuseumsni.org/collections/hw-archive

If you want to jump into searching the page for that is

https://collections.nationalmuseumsni.org/pro505982

There are some good results for the three sisters.

Stop the Cavalry was popularized in the Seattle area by KOMO radio host Larry Nelson. It's a remake of a popular British song and an old family favorite for many through the years.

Every President's day weekend the Northwest Scale Modelers has a show at the Museum of Flight. This year's show was smaller than the past as the museum had an event the night before, leading to less time for set up. This gallery is a focus on tables - I will be posting galleries focusing on niches over time. The general philosophy has been "bring as much as you can" but due to the limited time each model builder was limited to a single table at most. Some took advantage of every inch!

Former Mod rtwpsom2 has had his account suspended - I'm a friend and long-time model builder and jumped in to try and keep this community going. That resulted in the subreddit getting restricted for a bit and I apologize to those who were not able to post. Things should be fixed, but please reply here or in mod mail if you have any issues or things you would like to bring up for discussion.

Microsoft would really prefer people use Microsoft 365 groups for voicemail, however the message read status is per individual and not per group - i.e. if one person reads and responds no one else knows that.

One fix for that is to use a shared mailbox, which has a "group" status for the messages (if one person reads a message, others see that). Administrators can't assign shared mailboxes as targets for time-outs in call queues however, so this is a no-go unless one pays to license the account.

I have a client who wants a call queue to ring two people in series and then dump into a voicemail location that multiple people can check. They don't want to use M365 groups because of the afore