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Unclaimed Cash Back Last Names or Business Names that start with S Last Name or Business Name First Name Middle Name Address Amount S & B GEOTHERMAL SAINT FRANCIS Less than $50 S & I INDUSTRIES BLAINE Greater than $50 S & I INDUSTRIES ANOKA Greater than $50 S & J CONTRACTING OF MINNESOTA COON RAPIDS Greater than $50 S & L P BUILDERS INC BROOKLYN PARK Greater than $50 S & S INDUSTRIES II BLAINE Greater than $50 S & T TRANSPORT COON RAPIDS Greater than $50 S & T TRANSPORT COON RAPIDS Greater than $50 S C CABINETS WYOMING Greater than $50 S C I SERVICES OF MPLS MINNETONKA Greater than $50 S J S INC ANOKA Greater than $50 S L P MACHINE INC ANOKA Greater than $50 S R M ENERGY LLC HAMMOND Less than $50 S S INDUSTRIES II INC BLAINE Greater than $50 SAAD MIKE J SAINT PAUL Less than $50 SAAR JESSICA OSSEO Less than $50 SABA DENISE A SAINT PAUL Greater than $50 SABA GERALD J HAM LAKE Greater than $50 SABA FLOWER SHOP ANDOVER Greater than $50 SABBY GERALD LEROY MOUNDSVIEW Greater than $50 SABBY RICHARD L SPRING LAKE PARK Greater than $50 SABELS MARTIN BIG LAKE Less than $50 SABIN TOM W COON RAPIDS Greater than $50 SABLE DEBRA E SAINT PAUL Greater than $50 SABRASKI CURTIS S SAINT PAUL Less than $50 SABRASKI KEVIN JUNO Less than $50 SACCO COLLEEN F BLAINE Less than $50 SACCO MARANDA R CAMBRIDGE Less than $50 SACEVICH JULIE A HUGO Less than $50 SACK STEVE R NEVIS Less than $50 SACKETT EUGENE CEDAR PARK Greater than $50 SACRE KARI L CEDAR Greater than $50 SADERGASKI JOHN LAKE ELMO Less than $50 SADHU AMIT WHITE BEAR LAKE Less than $50 SADLACK ANDREA STACY Less than $50 SADLER PATRICIA ANOKA Less than $50 SADLER ROBERT J SAINT FRANCIS Greater than $50 SADUSKY MICHEL M COON RAPIDS Greater than $50 SAELENS SHEILA CHAMPLIN Greater than $50 SAGAN PHILIP B SPRING LK PK Greater than $50 SAGER EMMA C OGILVIE Greater than $50 SAGER MICHAEL P CIRCLE PINES Greater than $50 SAGER RALPH HAM LAKE Less than $50 SAHLIN JOSEPH A MINNEAPOLIS Greater than $50 SAHOLT DOUGLAS LAKEVILLE Greater than $50 SAHR ART BLAINE Greater than $50 Connexus Energy 9/26/2021 Unclaimed Cash Back Page 1 of 48 Last Name or Business Name First Name Middle Name Address Amount SAHR WENDY FT MYERS Greater than $50 SAILER SHELDON L BETHEL Less than $50 SAJION BOBETTE A ZIMMERMAN Less than $50 SALAIMEH AMEERA BLAINE Less than $50 SALAZAR ROSAURO J EVANS Less than $50 SALCHERT MATTHEW A SAINT PAUL Greater than $50 SALEM MONTESSORI SCHOOL STILLWATER Less than $50 SALEWSKI SUSAN GERALYNN MINNEAPOLIS Less than $50 SALHUS ROLF APO Greater than $50 SALMINEN ALETHA A NORTH BRANCH Greater than $50 SALMON JOHN H AITKIN Greater than $50 SALO BONNIE CEDAR Greater than $50 SALO LYNN L LEXINGTON Less than $50 SALO THERESA M MONTICELLO Less than $50 SALTS RONALD R COON RAPIDS Greater than $50 SALVATO LUCILLE COON RAPIDS Less than $50 SALVERDA DEBORAH M FOREST LAKE Greater than $50 SALZBRUN TOYNA J ZIMMERMAN Greater than $50 SALZER RICHARD I MINNEAPOLIS Greater than $50 SALZMAN LEE D MINNEAPOLIS Less than $50 SALZMANN THOMAS G ELK RIVER Greater than $50 SAMBORSKI DONALD D BLAINE Greater than $50 SAMBORSKI DONALD D BLAINE Greater than $50 SAMII RENEE C OSAGE BEACH Greater than $50 SAMLETZKA NANCY V COLUMBIA HEIGHTS Less than $50 SAMMIS STEVEN P BLAINE Greater than $50 SAMMONS CORNELIA COON RAPIDS Greater than $50 SAMPSON GENE K STACY Greater than $50 SAMS MICKEY SPRING LAKE PARK Greater than $50 SAMSON WADE BECKER Less than $50 SAMUEL TONY T OSSEO Greater than $50 SAMUELSON DAN ANDOVER Greater than $50 SAMUELSON KENNETH E COON RAPIDS Greater than $50 SAMUELSON ROBERT D WHITE BEAR LAKE Less than $50 SANASAC LUCILLE M ANDOVER Less than $50 SANBORN JOHN ANOKA Less than $50 SANBORN KEN ZIMMERMAN Greater than $50 SANBORN LESLIE ANOKA Greater than $50 SANBORN LESLIE C ANOKA Greater than $50 SANBORN ROBERT P STACY Less than $50 SANBORN RYAN L FOREST LAKE Less than $50 SANCARTIER JOSEPH C BROOKLYN PARK Greater than $50 SANCHEZ LILLIAN MINNEAPOLIS Less than $50 SANCHEZ ROBERTO MAPLEWOOD Less than $50 SANCHEZ SERRANDO FRIDLEY Greater than $50 SAND CREEK PLAZA LLC* COON RAPIDS Less than $50 SANDAGER ANITA L BLAINE Greater than $50 SANDAGER JACK L COON RAPIDS Greater than $50 SANDAHL TIMOTHY E CLEAR LAKE Greater than $50 SANDBAKKEN WAYNE L SHOREVIEW Greater than $50 SANDBERG CHRISTINE CLEAR LAKE Less than $50 SANDBERG DAVID A COON RAPIDS Greater than $50 SANDBERG DAVID C ROCHESTER Greater than $50 SANDBERG GLADYS CLEAR LAKE Greater than $50 SANDBERG JEANNE M ROSEVILLE Greater than $50 SANDBERG JODY M COON RAPIDS Greater than $50 Connexus Energy 9/26/2021 Unclaimed Cash Back Page 2 of 48 Last Name or Business Name First Name Middle Name Address Amount SANDBERG KEVIN R BLAINE Greater than $50 SANDBERG KEVIN R PRINCETON Less than $50 SANDBERG RICHARD HOYT LAKES Less than $50 SANDBERG SHARON K PRINCETON Greater than $50 SANDBERG STEVE BIG LAKE Greater than $50 SANDBOTHE KIMBERLY A MAPLE GROVE Greater than $50 SANDEEN JEAN M SCANDIA Less than $50 SANDEFER JEFFREY A OSSEO Greater than $50 SANDELL RICK MR FOREST LAKE Less than $50 SANDEN EDWARD C BETHEL Greater than $50 SANDEN VERNON J COON RAPIDS Greater than $50 SANDENO ROBERT J COON RAPIDS Less than $50 SANDER DAVID K ANDOVER Greater than $50 SANDERS ANTHONY COON RAPIDS Less than $50 SANDERS CHARLES D COON RAPIDS Greater than $50 SANDERS CRAIG A PINE CITY Greater than $50 SANDERS DANELLE SAINT PAUL Less than $50 SANDERS FERN C BLAINE Less than $50 SANDERS FLORENCE M TOMAH Greater than $50 SANDERS JEANINE C AURORA Greater than $50 SANDERS JOHN BLAINE Greater than $50 SANDERS KATHLEEN K MINNEAPOLIS Greater than $50 SANDERS KENNETH CIRCLE PINES Greater than $50 SANDERS MICHAEL D COON RAPIDS Less than $50 SANDERS ODIS EUGENE PARADISE Greater than $50 SANDERS RANDY L COON RAPIDS Greater than $50 SANDERS RODNEY HUTCHINSON Greater than $50 SANDERS RONALD J RAMSEY Greater than $50 SANDERS SHIRLEY A CEDAR Greater than $50 SANDERS TIMOTHY A ZIMMERMAN Less than $50 SANDERS WENDY M COON RAPIDS Less than $50 SANDERSON CANDACE A MINNEAPOLIS Greater than $50 SANDERSON COLLEEN L COON RAPIDS Greater than $50 SANDERSON PARK ANOKA Greater than $50 SANDEY CHARLES A HINCKLEY Greater than $50 SANDEY MARGARET SAINT FRANCIS Less than $50 SANDFORD MICHAEL E BLAINE Greater than $50 SANDGREN* JOHN ANDOVER Less than $50 SANDIN MARGARET A PINE TREE MANOR ZIMMERMAN Greater than $50 SANDISON WILLIAM G FOREST LAKE Greater than $50 SANDLER SCOTT D MANKATO Less than $50 SANDMON RODNEY FOREST LAKE Less than $50 SANDOZ HARRY C FRIDLEY Greater than $50 SANDOZ SANDY ZIMMERMAN Greater than $50 SANDQUIST JAMES D COON RAPIDS Greater than $50 SANDSNESS PAUL N BLAINE Greater than $50 SANDSTROM MICHAEL D ELK RIVER Greater than $50 SANDUNE STOP BIG LAKE Greater than $50 SANDUSKY BETTY CHAMPLIN Less than $50 SANDVEN DALE ISANTI Greater than $50 SANDVEN DALE A ISANTI Greater than $50 SANDVEN DAVID J ISANTI Greater than $50 SANDVEN SHERRI ISANTI Greater than $50 SANDVIK MICHAEL COON RAPIDS Greater than $50 SANDWICK JACK B BLAINE Less than $50 SANDWICK MICHAEL K ANDOVER Less than $50 Connexus Energy 9/26/2021 Unclaimed Cash Back Page 3 of 48 Last Name or Business Name First Name Middle Name Address Amount SANDYS SWEET SHOP INC MINNEAPOLIS Greater than $50 SANFORD CHRISTINE ARLINGTON HTS Greater than $50 SANFORD JEFFERY BIG LAKE Greater than $50 SANFORD MARK A BROOK PARK Greater than $50 SANFORD MARK J ELK RIVER Greater than $50 SANFORD RANDY S BLAINE Greater than $50 SANFORD RONALD E HAM LAKE Greater than $50 SANFORD TRUMAN BIG LAKE Less than $50 SANFORD WALTER W NILAND Greater than $50 SANG JACKSON MINNEAPOLIS Less than $50 SANNERUD JIM SAINT PAUL Less than $50 SANNES DONNA L CEDAR Greater than $50 SANNOH HAJA BROOKLYN PARK Greater than $50 SANOSKI RICHARD MAPLE GROVE Greater than $50 SANTELLI WILLIAM CIRCLE PINES Less than $50 SANTER LINDA J BLAINE Greater than $50 SANTOSO JUNUS SPRING PARK Greater than $50 SAPP DOROTHY H HIBBING Greater than $50 SARAFOLEAN DOROTHY A SAINT PAUL Greater than $50 SARAFOLEAN LINDA M. CIRCLE PINES Less than $50 SARANTAKIS JOHN N COON RAPIDS Greater than $50 SARAPILLO ROBERT RAMSEY Greater than $50 SARAULT ROBERT A COON RAPIDS Greater than $50 SARAZIN TERRI L COON RAPIDS Greater than $50 SARBER ANDY HANOVER Less than $50 SARBI BEZUNESH M MINNEAPOLIS Less than $50 SARFF CARL M COON RAPIDS Greater than $50 SARLES JOHN H MINNEAPOLIS Less than $50 SARNER GARY ANDOVER Greater than $50 SARTWELL RICHARD D BECKER Greater than $50 SASIK KENNETH J MAPLEWOOD Greater than $50 SATER J A BLOOMINGTON Greater than $50 SATERBAK ROGER W ZIMMERMAN Greater than $50 SATHER DAVID W COTTAGE GROVE Less than $50 SATHER MARYLOU ST LOUIS PARK Less than $50 SATHER RONALD BROOKLYN CENTER Greater than $50 SATNIK JOHN J VADNAIS HEIGHTS Greater than $50 SATOVICH KIMBERLY A COON RAPIDS Greater than $50 SATOVICH VARNER W SPRING LK PK Greater than $50 SATRE PAMELA JOY BLAINE Greater than $50 SAUCK JOHN A KINGMAN Greater than $50 SAUDER RONALD L CIRCLE PINES Greater than $50 SAUER GARY M CLEARWATER Greater than $50 SAUER JULIE M MINNEAPOLIS Greater than $50 SAUERWEIN NANCY WHITE BEAR TOWNSHIP Less than $50 SAUGESTAD JAMES J ANDOVER Greater than $50 SAUL SHIRLEY A COON RAPIDS Greater than $50 SAULSBURY JAMES STACY Greater than $50 SAUNDERS DAN BLAINE Greater than $50 SAUNDERS GREG E BLAINE Greater than $50 SAUNDERS JOSEPH W ELK RIVER Greater than $50 SAURER MICHAEL W DULUTH Greater than $50 SAURO ANGELA NORTH BRANCH Less than $50 SAURO CAROL MINNEAPOLIS Less than $50 SAUTTER JAMES D ZIMMERMAN Greater than $50 SAUTTER JOHN A PRINCETON Greater than $50 Connexus Energy 9/26/2021 Unclaimed Cash Back Page 4 of 48 Last
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    TABLE OF CONTENTS Congress Information ISCBFM Welcome Letter .................................................. 2 Committees ...................................................................... 3 About ISCBFM ................................................................. 4 About Yokohama .............................................................. 5 Awards ............................................................................. 6 Information A to Z ............................................................. 8 Information for Chairs & Speakers ..................................12 Access and Floor Guide ..................................................16 Scientific Program ISCBFM Meetings ...........................................................19 Social Events ................................................................. 20 Official Brain & Brain PET 2019 Satellites ...................... 21 Program at a Glance ...................................................... 24 Thursday, July 4th .......................................................... 30 Friday, July 5th ............................................................... 36 Saturday, July 6th ........................................................... 48 Sunday, July 7th ............................................................. 62 Poster Session Friday, July 5th ............................................................... 77 Saturday, July 6th ..........................................................104 Sunday, July 7th ............................................................130
  • Mission 1: Battle Plans

    Mission 1: Battle Plans

    CAMPAIGN 1: SECOND ASSAULT MISSION 1: BATTLE PLANS Door Dark Legion Reinforcement Entrance Point Doomtrooper Entrance Point D Desk D D HIGH COMMAND BRIEFING EVENTS Intelligence reports indicate that the forces The Dark Legion player shuffles event cards of the Dark Legion are amassing for another numbered 1–12 and draws 5 cards. The rest While the others cleansed the The years had been rough on Eva attack. It is imperative that the battle plans for of the event cards are set aside and are not sanctum, Samantha Kempf searched Kempf’s looks, but those eyes! One Alakhai’s next assault are located before the used in the mission. Reinforcements on the the small rooms behind it. She tore could still drown in them. Pretty and plans are finalized. event cards enter the Citadel at entrance down tapestries and kicked things charming Eva. Little sister Eva. Always points in sector tiles 14 & 15. over, longing for something to kill. in the shadow of her brash big sister. MISSION The corpses in the sanctum had been Samantha, her father’s pride. Eva, her The Doomtroopers must enter the DARK LEGION RESOURCES mangled beyond belief. mother’s daughter. Samantha, the Citadel, make their way to the War Room The Dark Legion player removes force cards athlete. Eva, the socialite. Samantha, and get photos of Alakhai’s battle plans numbered 33–36 and sets them aside. The one on the rack had whispered the officer. Eva, the Heretic. Samantha and then upload the plans back to High They are not used in this mission.