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ed Heidi Show. Excited to visit
right now with Pete from Groove drum Line.

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And you guys are going to be
drumming up some pancakes this weekend,

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aren't you. Actually we're drumming up
waffles, but yeah, gonna be a

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fantastic fundraiser. We start at nine
and go till noon, and all seven

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of our lines are going to play, from the teeny Little Kids in Genesis,

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which range in ages from four to
seven, all the way up through

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the Foresight drum Line, which is
made up of some of the parents and

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staff members of the kids in the
group. So it'll be a great time

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of waffles, sausages and drums.
I love it. And this is happening

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at the wighths Line Fairgrounds, Is
that right? Yeah. We'll be in

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the armory building on the north end
of the fairgrounds and we'll open the doors

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around eight point thirty and then foot
starts around nine, and then the first

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performance is at nine fifteen, and
then it's pretty much every thirty minutes after

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that, nine fifteen, ninety five, ten fifteen, ten forty five,

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all the way through the end.
So I love it. Now. The

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Groove drum line has been around a
while. When did that all get started?

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You know? So Grooves started in
nineteen ninety seven. It was originally

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called River City Groove down in Sioux
City, and then in two thousand we

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moved the organization two Sioux Falls because
I was from Sioux Falls and most of

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the kids I was hauling down there
were from Sue Falls, so at that

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point it seemed to make more sense
just to base it out of Sue Falls.

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And then over the next seven years
it grew from just a summer drum

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line that had about fifteen kids in
it to one hundred kids, and that

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one drum line turned into five drum
lines, and then over the next ten

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years we added a couple more drum
lines and now we're up to like one

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hundred and sixty five members. I
think, I think that's awesome. And

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I've seen you guys perform many times. I don't know which drum line if

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there's seven of them, I saw
at least one of them perform at at

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different events here and there. But
what are the age groups for the people

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in the drum line? Like,
what are the youngest members and what are

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the oldest members? So our sides
say four to sixty four, we don't

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have anybody sixty four. I think
probably the oldest oldest playing person would be

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either myself or a couple of the
other parents who are getting very close to

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fifty. But most of the kids
in the groups are the ages between five

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and twenty one. And if somebody
would like to get involved, if they're

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going, hey, this is really
cool, I'd like to get involved.

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What is the best way for them
to get more information? Come and get

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waffles on Saturday and get the info
there. What's the best way? Yeah,

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I mean you can just google Shoefalls
groove, or you can just put

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in groove and drumline and it'll come
up pretty much anywhere in the world.

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And then or you can come,
eat some waffles and support the fundraising efforts

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for the organization and see some of
the drum lines. So it starts with

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the little kids and goes through to
the older kids. So depending on your

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age and what you're looking for,
you'd want to come early or in the

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middle, or towards the end,
depending on what age group you're looking for.

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Very very nice. Well, I
appreciate you taking the time to chat.

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I was scrolling through Facebook earlier this
week and somebody had shared this and

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I'm like, hey, I want
to see who I would talk to about

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this, and I thought pancakes.
I apologize, it's waffles. So I've

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remembered that incorrectly. I'm getting old. I can't you know. Pancakes are

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good, waffles are good. It's
all good, and I think it's going

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to be a blast. What time
does it start Saturday, what time does

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it end, and what is the
best time for people to be there.

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I would say come sometime a little
bit before nine am, and it goes

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until noon and there'll be six or
seven drum lines performing almost every half an

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hour starting at nine point fifteen.
But the waffles will be serving the entire

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time, so you can eat at
any time throughout the morning. And it's

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at the wh Line Fairgrounds, so
very nice in the Armory building. Pete,

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thank you so much for your time. Man. Yeah, thank you

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again. Pete is with the Swop
Falls Groove drumline. They're going to be

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at the Fairgrounds with waffles this weekend. I'm going to throw a link on

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our Facebook page to make it really
easy as well. Facebook dot com slash

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John Ed Heidi show excited to visit. Right now with Tom Henderson, we're

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going to talk about that Resgen Men's
Summit. It's coming up on February the

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third. Holy cow, it sounds
like it's a long ways away, Tom,

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but that's going to be here before
you know it. Well, listen,

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what do they say to say that
the days are long and the years

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are shore right? And sometimes it
just feels like that, But all of

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a sudden you look back and you're
like, how did we arrive here so

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quickly? Yeah? But yes,
we're gearing up again for what we think

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is going to be our biggest men's
summit of the year. Rush you need

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ever, I mean, let's just
be real, ever, because you know,

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we had over eleven hundred men last
year and twelve simulcast sites, and

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this year we'll we'll easily top the
eleven hundred and we're I think we're up

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to about twenty simulcast sites. So
we're very excited about seeing how it's grown.

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It is so cool and for folks
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I've been to I think all of
them, if not all, just about

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all of them, and this is
something you definitely want to see it it's

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an amazing event and it is so
much fun. And when you walk out

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of there, you're going to feel
like you got ten million dollars worth of

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stuff because you've got so many great
speakers each and every year. And I

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always think, Man, I'd hate
to be in your shoes, Tom,

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how do you top this next year? And I'm looking at the list right

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now and you did it again?
Man, Yeah, you know it's it's

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a question I get really almost almost
within minutes after the event ends, people

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are like, how are you going
to talk this next year? That's exact

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same question, John, But you
know what, each year stands alone and

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we just fully believe that God wants
to bring for that year. And this

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year's steam John is all about being
a man of courage and it's going to

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go from eight am to one third
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five dynamic speakers and then a comedian
this year. And you know we've got

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David Paulack college football analyst, was
on a college sports analyst from ESPN College

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Game Day for twelve years. Ryan
Leek, who's an executive coach and author,

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unbelievable communicator. I'm just telling you
he's unbelievable. He is easily worth

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coming out the day for Jeff Strucker, who has actually portrayed the movie Blackhawk

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Down, was a black Hawk helicopter
pilot, an army ranger. He's going

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to be sharing Chris Brown, who
is an unbelievable communicator and storyteller pastor from

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San Diego. Sean Reynolds, a
very gifted comedian, is going to provide

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the moments of levity of sustained laughter
for guys. I like to call it

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mental recess, if you will,
as we just get to laugh together and

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then I'll be sharing a message as
well. It's always a really fun time.

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I have met so many wonderful people
there as well. There's some people

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that I can that are good friends
now that I met them sitting at res

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gen Men summit and we start chatting, and they go to a different church

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and I go too, so and
you know, they work somewhere different than

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I work, and they live in
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in. But we're all together in
this room and we get the chance to

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meet people and you you learn stuff. And then even during the breaks it's

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positive because you're meeting new people.
So it's just such a fun day.

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Thank you for putting your heart into
this. Yeah, well, that's one

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of the joys of it, to
be honest with you, Jonathan, is

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connecting dudes with other dudes because so
many times we just get so focused on

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our schedules and our calendars, right, and we just we move at a

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fast paced you know, right,
almost at a speed of light. And

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when we can kind of slow down
even just for that for that that portion,

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you know, five and a half
hours, and connect with other guys,

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it's a shared experience. And this
year we're gonna even make a more

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purpose attempt of trying to get guys
to, hey, we want you to

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connect with each other and not just
say, hey, we're gonna get together

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after this, but actually make a
plan and give them like a resource to

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say, look, and you're going
to so that you can gather together and

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debrief and talk about all the great
content, because we want we want the

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content to live on. Otherwise,
if we just come to the event and

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hang out, it's good. But
man, let's go and now let's put

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some stuff into action, because that's
how change really happens in our life and

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our families and in the community.
I agree. I love it. If

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somebody listening is going, hey,
you got my attention, I'm kind of

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interested in this res GEN Men's Summit
thing. It is Saturday, February third,

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eight am till one pm. How
do I get a ticket to join

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you and be a part of it
that day? Yeah? Super simple.

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Resgen dot orgs riesgn dot org.
You just click on the Men's Summit and

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then you can pick whether you want
to join us in person or be a

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live stream. It's only thirty five
dollars to come. I mean, we're

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just giving the thing away because we
don't want finances to ever keep anybody from

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coming. But that being said,
it's thirty five dollars is something that's too

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tall for you right now, just
with everything going on in the world,

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and that man, please email me
through the website and we'll make sure that

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money is not the reason you don't
get to join us. I love that

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Restoration Generation is what res gen stands
for, and this is an amazing organization

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based here in Sioux Falls. How
long have you been around? Tom's been

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It's a bit now, isn't it. Yeah. We started it back in

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April of twenty ten, and first
the first several years was all focused on

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teenagers in bat twenty years of my
life was spent investing in teenagers all over

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the country. But then we just
saw what God was doing through specifically to

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the Men's Summit, which has then
launched into so many other things that we

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do year round, specifically for men, for marriages, for parenting, now

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in the corporate space. So it's
been really fun to just see how it's

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more. For the last thirteen years, the mission has stayed the same,

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but the different vehicles and the methods
have changed as time has gone by.

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But we're really excited about where we're
at right now. It's wonderful and I'm

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excited to see you on February third. Thank you so much for all that

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you're doing, sir. All right, my friend appreciate you, Lily Tom

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Henderson and he is with Restoration Generation
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Time out for this Day in Siux
Falls History, brought to you by

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the Sux Falls Fun Page, West
Sue Studios and Sunday ninety three point three.

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It was on this day, January
twenty fifth, nineteen sixty five,

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nils A. Bow is elected as
governor of South Dakota. There seems to

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be an aversion across the state to
politicians from Sioue Falls. In our entire

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state history from eighteen eighty nine up
until now, only a few statewide elections

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were ever won by people from Sioux
Falls. In fact, just two governors

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from South Dakota have actually been from
Sioux Falls, Joe Foss and nils A

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Bow, although Dick Knipe and Bill
Janklow and Danny Dugard were from the surrounding

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area, they were not from Sioux
Falls proper. As our second local citizen

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to win the governor's seat, Bow
championed cutting property taxes and improving workers education,

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preparing South Dakota for the twenty first
century. Bo served as a state

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legislator and lieutenant governor before running the
state. He also held many high power

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federal positions after his governorship came to
an end. He was the first Director

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of Intergovernmental Affairs, a justice on
the US Customs Court, serving as the

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court's Chief Justice for six years,
and lastly, he had a seat on

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the US Court of International Trade in
nineteen seventy one. With the help of

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his two surviving sisters, Lois and
Borgheylde, Nils would make an even greater

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impact on Sue Fall's history than he
did as governor of South Dakota when he

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developed an endowment at Augustana College for
the Center for Western Studies. This endowment

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created the Beau Forum on Public Affairs, an annual event inviting world reround speakers

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to the Augustana campus right here in
Sioux Falls. Nils Bow, through this

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endowment, has been responsible for bringing
high ranking American politicians to town, including

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Madeline Albright, Colin Powell, President
George H. W. Bush, Newt

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Gingrich, al Gore, Barbara Bush, Sandrade O'Connor and Moore, while also

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pulling in international heads of state and
world leaders like Mikhail Gorbachev, Queen Nor

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Desmond, Tutu Vincente, and Marta
Fox and many others. Sux Falls will

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forever be indebted to Nils A Bowl
for his contribution to our community. This

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day in Sioux Falls History has been
brought to you by the Siux Falls Fund.

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Page West Sioux Studios and Sunny ninety
three point three. Do you owe

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the Irs ten thousand dollars or more
in back taxes? Are you being audited

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or investigated? Has the IRS sent
you a letter demand ending payment? You

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may not owe what they claim.
Make this free call to the tax doctor

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now let them negotiate with the IRS
on your behalf. Eight hundred three one

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oh five eight three one eight hundred
three one oh five eight three one.

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That's eight hundred three one oh fifty
eight thirty one