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Windows 7 End of Life

Windows 7 support is coming to an end

Effective 1/14/2020 Windows 7 will no longer receive critical security updates from Microsoft, and WSU will officially end support of the aging operating system.  Users who are still running Windows 7 and who would like to proactively upgrade to Windows 10 can submit a support request to cit.support@wsu.edu for assistance.  Network-attached machines may receive a mandatory update to Windows 10 in January 2020, so if your machine must remain on Windows 7 we recommended removing it from the WSU network.  At this time it is unknown what sort of limitations or behaviors may be experienced by Windows 7 computers on the WSU network; however, we recommend either updating to Windows 10 or removal from the WSU network to prevent unforeseen breakage.

Microsoft Windows 7 end of life page

Adobe Connect end of life

Adobe Connect, AKA “Breeze” retiring 12/31/2019

The Adobe Connect server, a flash-based video streaming tool, will be retired on 12/31/2019.  The service has been officially end-of-life for the last year as the industry strips flash support from modern browsers.  Effective 1/1/2020, the Breeze server will be offline, and any integrations or dependencies that rely on it will also be offline.  Anyone still using the platform should make final preparations for the service to be taken offline.

New ticket email format and Statistical Process Control

New ticket email format

Beginning 4/21/2019 CAHNRS IT is introducing a new form for our ticketing system emails which we hope will improve readability.  Please send feedback or issues on the new email format to cit.support@wsu.edu.

Statistical Process Control

CAHNRS IT has long used statistical methods behind the scenes to monitor our systems and processes.  With the rollout of our new ticket email format, we are, for the first time, extending our statistical methods to publicly visible processes by adding a Yes/No question to the end of closed tickets.  The responses to this question will be captured and feed a real-time p-chart that will help us understand the impacts of process and policy changes as well as staffing and tools changes on our support processes.  If you have any questions regarding this new feature, please send them to cit.support@wsu.edu.

WSU Zoom deployment FAQ

Overview
WSU will be implementing Zoom for both individual faculty and staff, as well as a replacement for the central AMS bridging services used to support meetings and classrooms.  We expect individual Zoom licenses to be made available to faculty and staff by the end of Spring 2019, and for classrooms and meetings to begin using Zoom for Fall 2019.  We are cataloging the Q&A’s associated with this deployment as we receive your questions and learn new information from central ITS.

 

Who will receive Zoom licenses, what licenses will they receive, and will Zoom be used for classes?
Zoom Pro licenses will be deployed to all Faculty and Staff, and Room Connector licenses will be purchased for all video conference enabled rooms.  Both meetings and classes will be streamed over Zoom.  For details on the capabilities of the Zoom Pro license, please review https://zoom.us/pricing.

 

When will Zoom be used for classes and conference rooms?
Both meetings and classes will be streamed over Zoom beginning Fall 2019 as Zoom replaces the physical video conference bridge hosted by AOI and ITS.

 

When will Zoom be available for individual use?
We expect Zoom to be available to Faculty and Staff near the end of the 2019 Spring semester.  There is no exact date at this time, and the timeline could change if more resources are needed to ensure Zoom is ready for academic use by the start of Fall 2019.  Details will be widely announced when accounts are available for use.

 

Will using Zoom for classes change room requirements, or how students connect to their classes?
No, at this time it is not expected that the migration to Zoom will have any impact on what equipment is supported in classrooms or meeting spaces and there is no intent at this time to change policies to allow students to participate in a videoconferenced class from home.  Any change to student participation or room requirement policies will be handled through the appropriate governance committees or bodies, not by the team implementing Zoom.

 

What if I need a Zoom capacity beyond the “Pro” license level?
There will be a pool of licenses for 500 and 1000 participant events that will be available to be checked out on a per-event basis.  This will allow a request to be submitted for a time range in which your account will be able to host 500 or 1000 individuals.

 

Will Skype for Business be going away?
No, Skype for Business will continue to run and be supported.  The long term plan for Skype for Business is that it will be phased to the Microsoft hosted version of the service called Office 365 Groups, which are targeted at team collaboration.

 

 

Will Zoom have a toll-free dial-in number?
At this time ITS is not planning on including a toll-free dial-in option.  The reason to not include the dial-in option is to avoid the need for internal billing, which would create a cost-burden for the service.  Fee’s can be avoided by connecting through the Zoom mobile app over the internet.  Additionally, if you need to host an event for which toll-free dialing is critical, please submit a ticket to cit.support@wsu.edu so we can help address your need.

 

What if I have more questions about Zoom?
Please contact us at cit.support@wsu.edu.

 

CAHNRS Accessibility Goals

CAHNRS Colleagues,

Recently, those of us who produce web-based academic materials, update websites or publish research online have been presented with the challenge and opportunity to improve the accessibility of our content.  These efforts have been spurred on by WSU’s commitment to the Department of Education to improve our online accessibility, as well as changes in technology standards that now allow us to pursue the ideal of universally accessible information on the web.

Though WSU is still in the early stages of inventorying web content and finalizing a web accessibility strategy, CAHNRS has begun identifying ways in which we can enhance our unique mission of Research, Education, and Outreach in the State of Washington with updated technologies that will further expand our audience.  With this goal in mind, CAHNRS has identified new Web Accessibility Goals which will serve as guiding principles in our effort to improve accessibility within the college.  In summary, CAHNRS will work to

  • improve our online authoring tools to naturally encourage and support the creation of accessible content,
  • provide instruction and training for web authors on the importance of accessible content,
  • and define a process by which our constituents can request accessible formats for materials they currently struggle to access.

Please rest assured that inhibiting the publication of valuable research and educational materials is the antithesis of the intent behind the WSU accessibility initiative and that CAHNRS approach to accessibility will be a thoughtful, iterative process of improvement.

If you have specific questions or concerns regarding accessibility please contact Bill Bonner at bbonner@wsu.edu.  As always, if you have technical questions please email us at cit.support@wsu.edu.

Thank you!

CAHNRS Accessibility Goals Feb 1 2019

AWS – Delegated Accounts

Overview

Amazon Web Services (AWS) is a cloud-based technology provider that offers a self-service pay-as-you-go model for computing resources.  The AWS model gives you the flexibility to manage your environment, and use and pay for exactly the services you need.  WSU and AWS are finalizing our Enterprise Agreement, including agreements that will make AWS an ideal way to distribute data over Internet 2.  Some examples of AWS tools and uses include

  • Prebuilt Machine Learning tools such as SageMaker
  • Big Data toolkits such as Elastic MapReduce
  • Security controls for managing regulated data with HIPPA, NIST, or other contract requirements
  • Cloud Virtual Desktops for distance students, teleworkers, or frequent travelers
  • Hosting datasets to be shared with Internet 2 partner institutions at up to 100Gbps

You can find a full list of AWS services on the AWS products listing.

Cost

AWS uses a pay-as-you-go model, meaning that each service has a price list based on utilization.  For example, most EC2 (virtual machines) are paid for by the hour, though you can reserve capacity annually for a discount.  Remember that when looking at service prices, most prices are going to have a unit of cost/(time*unit), e.g., $0.3/(Gb Month).  AWS also provides a Simple Monthly Calculator to help you budget your anticipated expenses.

Many AWS services also have a free tier of service with size and time restrictions.  For example, you can run a small EC2 instance (virtual machine) for up to a year for free.  A full list of free tier offerings is listed on their Free Tier Details page.  AWS free tier services are a great, no-cost way to familiarize yourself with AWS.

Each AWS account can also be configured with spending alerts, to help prevent spending more than you budgeted.

Requesting an Account

If you don’t have an account already, we can create one for you.  If you would like an account to test the free-tier services, we can provide you with the account at no cost, and preconfigured with budget notifications to alert you if you start to incur any costs.  If you know you would like to use the account for real WSU work right away or are ready to deploy services after testing with the free tier; then there is a small setup cost which covers the physical multi-factor key for the root login on the account.

Already have an account that you want to be rolled under the WSU contract, or have questions?  Email cit.support@wsu.edu

Need an account created?  Submit the following form:

Changes to Hulbert and Vogel Lab Scheduling

Changes are being made to the process of scheduling and reserving lab spaces in Hulbert and Vogel.  The scheduling changes are being made to improve the ability to self-serve room reservations while ensuring that academic classes retain priority access.  Once this change is in effect, CAHNRS IT will no longer schedule meetings in affected spaces and instead will provide instructions on how to reserve the rooms.  The affected laboratory spaces include

  • CAHNRS Lab Hulbert 5,
  • CAHNRS Lab Hulbert 21,
  • CAHNRS Lab Vogel 31,
  • CAHNRS Lab Vogel 35,
  • CAHNRS Lab Vogel 39,
  • CAHNRS Lab Vogel 43.

Beginning Monday, August 20th, 2018, resource calendars will be available for the above laboratories.  Faculty and staff in CAHNRS will be able to schedule a meeting or event in the laboratory spaces by creating an Exchange/Office365 meeting and inviting the appropriate resource calendar to the meeting.  Requests will be automatically accepted if they do not conflict with an existing event, making these spaces first come first serve, except for academic classes.

The scheduling of classes will take priority over any other event scheduled in these spaces.  At the start of the semester, CAHNRS Operations will review the official course listings, and create the reoccurring meetings for each class in the appropriate laboratory space.  When a conflict arises, we will send a notice to the event organizer canceling their reservation for the laboratory space.

Academic Coordinators can elect to directly create meeting events for their classes on these calendars by creating a reoccurring meeting, but this is not necessary.  If you choose to create entries for your department’s courses directly, please adhere to the naming convention of “Department – Course Number – Section” when scheduling the meeting.  For all other events planned in the laboratory spaces, please use descriptive names.

CAHNRS Operations will continue to post a print-out of the reoccurring course schedule outside of each of these spaces.  However, for the time being, you will need to look at the room’s resource calendar to see the current non-course meetings.  CAHNRS IT is evaluating digital signage solutions that will allow a real-time schedule to be visible outside of each space at all times.

Finally, please note that generally these spaces are locked or have limited accessibility outside of regular business hours, Monday through Friday, 8 am to 5 pm.  If you are scheduling an event outside of this time window, please plan accordingly.

For a list of the addresses of each laboratory space, please refer to the following table.

CAHNRS Lab Hulbert 21 hulbert.21@wsu.edu
CAHNRS Lab Hulbert 5 hulbert.5@wsu.edu
CAHNRS Lab Vogel 31 vogel.31@wsu.edu
CAHNRS Lab Vogel 35 vogel.35@wsu.edu
CAHNRS Lab Vogel 39 vogel.39@wsu.edu
CAHNRS Lab Vogel 43 vogel.43@wsu.edu

Changes to departmental mailboxes – 9/4/2018

WSU Information Technology Services (ITS) is in the process of completing the conversion of Departmental Mailboxes into Shared Mailboxes, a required step for WSU after the Office 365 migration.  Shared Mailboxes, like Departmental Mailboxes, are mail accounts not tied to an individual.  However, permissions for Shared Mailboxes are administered centrally, and those with access will automatically see their Shared Mailbox appear in their Outlook and Office 365 (office365.wsu.edu).

The conversion of Department Mailboxes has been postponed from Thursday, August 16 to Tuesday, September 4th.  The current owner of the Departmental Mail account will automatically be granted access to the converted Shared Mailbox.  If additional individuals will need access to the Shared Mailbox, please submit a ticket to CAHNRS IT https://support.it.cahnrs.wsu.edu or send an email to cit.support@wsu.edu with a list of additional Network ID’s that you wish to have access.

The newly converted Shared Mailbox will be added to your existing email account as a separate (mailbox) entry in Outlook.  When a client needs to send a message as the Shared Mailbox, they will select the From field in Outlook and select the Shared Mailbox as the sender.  The Shared Mailbox can be accessed using the Office365 web interface by adding a shared folder.

Please contact CAHNRS IT with any questions and assistance.

Cougar Manager updates

With the February 1st deadline for the CAHNRS cut over to Cougar Manager fast approaching, here is the latest news and information regarding the migration to Cougar Manager.

Training Sessions and Q&A – Updated

  • 2/14/18 9-10am on Skype – Join Skype Meeting – Join by phone 509-335-2277, access code 8482461
  • 2/15/18 11-12am on Skype – Join Skype Meeting – Join by phone 509-335-2277, access code 69645240

Cougar Manager FAQ

https://wiki.cahnrs.wsu.edu/wiki/80/cougar-manager-faq

This FAQ includes a number of links to task focused youtube vidoes showing how to perform core tasks in Cougar Manager, along with written instructions.  As we receive questions in the Q&A sessions we will update the FAQ.

Additionally, you can find all of our CAHNRS IT videos on our channel at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCB7WHuxdDHkrZzqaNTwfcjA.

Project Status

Operations and the Business Center has determined a standard set of naming conventions, and are in the process of bulk creating the organization structure of CAHNRS, in Cougar Manager.  We have identified all of the positions and employees to be entered, and have begun adding them.  As we finish a unit’s structure, we will send a notification to the department admin and unit head asking for them to review and approve the structure.  This is a significant data entry project, but we expect to be complete by close of day 1/26/18.

Continue to use Timekeeper until February 1st

For now please continue to use Timekeeper to record hours worked, and only begin using Cougar Manager to record time worked starting February 1st.

New email list manager

Introduction to Dada Mail – Video Primer

On 1/13/18 CAHNRS IT retired the Lyris email list manager, and stood up a replacement list manager called Dada Mail.  The primary reason to retire Lyris was due to increasing costs.  While Lyris had been increasing in cost year over year for some time, the most recent renewal, a 300% increase, was untenable.  Despite the short time frame, we decided the best course of action was to retire Lyris and begin testing alternatives.  After installing and testing PHPlist, Dada Mail, and Group Server, it was determined that Dada Mail provided the functionality most used by CAHNRS mailing lists.

To facilitate the migration to the new list manager we have migrated the lists that were in Lyris to the new system.  However, because of differences in the list managers, some action is necessary on the part of list owners to complete the migration.  In Lyris each list owner had a user account and could administer multiple lists with a single login.  In Dada Mail, each list has a list password which grants access to the administrative interface for the distribution list, and each list has a collection of subscribers or recipients.  In order to facilitate the migration to the new system, we need each list owner to submit a support request through our support portal at https://support.it.cahnrs.wsu.edu or by emailing cit.support@wsu.edu with the following information:

  1. The name of your mailing list.
  2. The email addresses of your authorized senders OR tell us you want your list to be a discussion list that all members can send to.

Update 1/19/2018 5:13pm – You do not need to send us the members/subscribers of your mailing list.  The lists and their members have been moved, we just need to know who the official owner is and give them the list password.

Once submitted, you will first receive the list password, allowing you to login at http://lists.cahnrs.wsu.edu/cgi-bin/dada/mail.cgi/admin and begin sending mailings to your list.  Next, if you requested the ability to send messages via email you will be notified when your list is ready to receive email based messages and that the list of authorized senders has been put in place.

Note that there are two outstanding functionality limitations that we are currently working to resolve:

  1. Messages sent for distribution to the list by email is currently being blocked by WSU’s spam mail service, Proof Point.  This prevents recipients with WSU addresses from receiving messages sent to the list by email.  We are actively working with ITS to resolve this issue, but in the mean time if your distribution list is internal to WSU we recommend sending messages from the web interface.  Until then, if your list includes WSU email addresses, please use the web interface to send messages.
  2. We currently have a support request with the vendor regarding attachments on messages sent from the web interface not properly uploading.

As we work to resolve these issues we will update this post.

Lastly, we have begun a FAQ at https://wiki.cahnrs.wsu.edu/wiki/79/dada-mail-faq.  As we receive questions we will expand our FAQ, and work to provide information on the new features available.

 

Update 1/18/2018 8:43am

Here is a list of Lyris mailing lists to help with submitting your request.

2-snomginterns
2011_4-h_forum
2011wrlfcoordinators
4-hclothtext
4-hforevergreen
4-hhorseleaders
4-hnatural_resource
4h
4h-tuesdaynews
4hassociation
4hbudgetrequest
4hdairynewsletter
4hequine
4hfaculty
4hfoodleaders
4hstaff
4htalk
abpc
acegrant
action-opportunities
adsystemsnifa
afs
afs-ips
ag-action
ag-econ-ext
ag-in-uncertain-times
ag_plastics_recycling
agcommunicationsgroup
aghappenings
agpilotsoc
agriculture
aiow-alumni
all_foresters
allansci
allext-clone
allext_retired
allstat
alumni
alumniofcolor
ambassadors
amdt-alumni-group
amid-seniors
amt
anrprogunit
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anrunitfaculty
ansci
anscifaculty
anscigrad
anscisearch
anscistaff
apktestlist1
apples
appraisers_e_wa
appraisers_e_wa-copy
appraisers_w_wa
arc-units
arc_rfp
aroundthetable
asid
ateam
auto_academic_faculty_graduates
auto_bc_constituents
auto_cahnrs_all
auto_cahnrs_announce
auto_cahnrs_exempt
auto_cahnrs_faculty
auto_cahnrs_it_updates
auto_cahnrs_spokane_all
auto_cahnrs_spokane_faculty
auto_cahnrs_staff
auto_cahnrs_tricities_all
auto_cahnrs_tricities_faculty
auto_cahnrs_vancouver_all
auto_cahnrs_vancouver_faculty
auto_extension_all
auto_extension_non_program_units
auto_extension_program_units
auto_prototype
auto_research_faculty
auto_research_faculty_graduates
auto_research_graduates
auto_test
awn_users
basinag
bc-volunteers
beachwatchers
benefits
biofuel_cap
biofuels
brainnet
breeze
bugsandblights
businessdevelopment
bwadvisory
bwelist
cadre-nrla
cahnrs-all-hands-farm-list
cahnrs-chairs
cahnrs-it
cahnrs_freight
cahnrs_it_staff_all
cahnrs_nids
cahnrs_web_service_center
cahnrsacadcoor
cahnrsadministrators
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cahnrsagstudents
cahnrsall
cahnrsall-copy
cahnrsannounce_deprecated
cahnrsassessment
cahnrscug
cahnrsfaculty
cahnrsfaculty_old
cahnrsgradcoor
cahnrsgradstudents
cahnrsnetstaff
cahnrsonly
cahnrspublicfolders
cahnrsundergrads
cahnrsundgradcoor
camelinanetwork
carbonconversations
carbonconversations2
career_fair
cattlemen
ccat
ccatleadership
ccsfp
cdchallenge
cdpeextpd
cdpeextr-edir
cedext
cereolist
cfi
cgcwma
chairs-assts
chelanmastergardeners
clallam-mgfcc
clallamag
clallamco4h
clallamgen
clallamgleaners
clallamgrown-copy
clallammg
clark-4h-leaders
clarkcountyfood
clarkvolunteer
clearwaterds
climgen
clovertrainings
club-advisors
club_officers
cms
cmsupdate
cns-interview
codirectors
comdata-jhbc
communitygardeners
companimclub
compost
contact-pdi
cookpp_users
coordcorner
copy-cahnrsall
corecommittee
cougarfeeds
county-l-do-not-use
county_shooting_sports_leaders
countyfaculty
cowlitzceha
cowlitzfoodpolicy
cowlizworkshop
cpoprogram
cranefly
cropnotes
cropsyst
crutalk
crutalk-clone
csanrac
csanrlt
csinstructors
css_adjuncts
css_alumni
css_card_users
css_corefaculty
css_emeritus
css_faculty
css_friends
css_gs
css_staff
cssadvisorycouncil
cssannounce
cstalk
cta
ctteam
cuds
cultivatingsuccess
cwr_programmers
cwr_ssl
cwrtest
d_and_ad
dairynews
dhlab
disaster_capacity_planning
disgroup
dpit-test
dpp
dreamcatchers
drill
duvallfmsc
e_wa_forestry
econs598_spring09
edamame
eebulletin
ela
ela-sw
emergingentrepreneurs
energize
enology
erysiphales
evalteam
exec_ruckelshaus
ext_forestry_team
extension
extension_courses
extensiononlinecourses
extensionps
extyandfamunit
f2sconnections
f2sconnections-original
facil-alumni
facilitationext
faculty
famfaculty-ar
familyforests
farmincubators
farmkc_technical-assistance-team
farmtour
fast
fathering
ferryco-4hl
ferrycomg
fibershed
fieldtours
firecongress
fltalk
fmat
food_systems_ed
foodandfarm
foodsafety
foodsafetyteam
foodsense
foragefish
forest-gen
forest-stewardship
forestjobs
forstewnotes
forum2010
friendsofccmg
frtep
gardenhotline
gardening
ghpc-mg
goatprogram
grainconnectionswesternwa
growfood
hd-faculty-extension
healthyaging
hecg
heritagefarm
hhhhub
highdrivebluffs
horizonslp
hort-advisors
hortfaculty
hortmpsgradstudents
htbdm
hulbert-4
hulbert-emergency
human-development-adjunct-faculty
icapp
iclas
id-spokane
ignite
impact
inra-ssgp_tech
ips
italyabroad
itsag
iufrosmallscale
iufrosmallscale-copy
ivma
jbtest
jbtest3
jbtest4
jcommunityfndtn
jeff4hleaders
jeffco4hchat
jeffcofarmers
jeffcoglencove
jeffcosmallfarms
jefferson-forestry
jefferson-mg
jefferson-wsu
jefferson-ww
jhbcfaculty
jhbcgs
jhbcstaff
kamiak_cluster_announcements
kcfficollaborative
keysnomg
kids-weight
king4h
kingcountymgs
kingfairsupers
kingleaders
kingteens
kitsapag
kitsapagriculture
kittitas4hfocus
kittitasmg
kittitasmg-copy
kygcommitte
kygcoord
kygcore
l-a4h
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l-ahorse4hold
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lakingpierce
lavfest2011
lcc-demo-team
lclead
lclearn
leadershipkcffi
lewis-ced
lewis-co-4h
lewis-co-beez
lewis-co-ext
lewis-co-food
lewis-co-mfp
lewis-co-mg
lewis-co-mrc
lewis-co-mushroom
lincolngrowers
list1
list2
livestockmarkets
livestocknutmangnews
lol
lyndenrasp
lyris-owners
lyristest
markets_fortenbery
mason_ag_producers
mason_shore_stewards
masoncounty4h
mastergardener
mcanrteam
mccowlitz
meatproject
mgcoords
mgcowliz
mgfcc
mgforum
mgfws
mgnewsletter
mgpe-newsletter
mgtraining-ghpc
mgv-clark
midpacific
militarykidsfamiliesworkgroup
msag-advising-faculty
msag-allstudents
msag-fsm
msag-general
msag-grad-faculty
msag-phm
msag-review-committee
msag-steering-committee
napeoples
nc_ne_wildfire_recovery
ndtrainers
neighborhoodharvest
new-teaching-faculty
next_gen_network
nopfarmers
nopfoodrecovery
northolympicwater
noxiousweeds
noxweeds
nrla
nrleadership
nwaec
nwfstewards
nwsalmon-water
nwwfmarketsale
nycmentors
oc4h
ocmg
oldpasswordlist
onsolidground
onsolidground-advisorycouncil
onsolidground-cahnrsadmin
onsolidground-commodity
onsolidground-fedlegisaides
onsolidground-houseecondevagtrade
onsolidground-lyrisadmins
onsolidground-senateagruraldev
onsolidground-stakeholders
onsolidground-test
onsolidground-wsu
operationskcffi
organicag
organicgrain
orgreducedtill-pnw
ost
p_o_clientele
palouseds
parentupdate
pc4hactivityldr
pc4halumni
pc4hambassadors
pc4hchallenge
pc4hconsultants
pc4hdogleaders
pc4hfamilyliving
pc4hgeneralldr
pc4hhorseboard
pc4hhorseleaders
pc4hhorsemembers
pc4hkygmembers
pc4hleaders
pc4hleaderscouncil
pc4hlivestock
pc4hmembers
pc4hprojectldr
pc4hsmallanimals
pcmgleaders
pcmgraingardens
pdat
pdnotes
pesticide_disposal
pesticide_stewardship
pestsightings-hg
pgeducators
pierce-mg
piercefarmnews
plclist
pm10
pnrecboard
pnw-barberry
pnw_directseed
pnwcompost
pnwparenting
pnwsanews
pnwshare
poaquinvasives
pobirds
poc4h-leaders
poc4h-members
pomastergardeners
pooutdoored
powildfire
practitionersforum
prelimdata
presscontacts
prevention
progcoord
programstaff
psextconveners
public
pullman_css_farms
puy-r-user
raingardens
rangelivestock
rapidmethod
re_clallam
re_clark
re_cowlitz
re_e_wa
re_grays_harbor
re_island
re_jefferson
re_king
re_kitsap
re_lewis
re_mason
re_pierce
re_skagit
re_snohomish
re_thurston
researchgrants
rewatereduc
rgmentors
riparian
ripplemapping
rockdoc_publishers
ruckelshaus-enews
ruckelshaus_center
ruckelshausasst
ruckelshausboard
rural-broadband
ruralhealthwa
rust_update
sacresources
salo
scga
scmgf
scs_forum
scs_vols
seattlekcfoodpolicy
seattlekingafpc
seattleservicelearning
seattleservicelearning-core
sensoryevaluation
service_learning
ses_alumni
ses_emeriti
ses_faculty
ses_faculty_staff
ses_grads
ses_staff
ses_undergrads
sesfaculty
sfpfac
sfpmem
sfpseeds
sfpstate
sfpteam
sfptot
shorestewardscoord
shorestewclallco
shorestewjeffco
silverlake
silverlakecouncil
sjcbeekeeping
sjcfarmandfood
skagit-ag
skagit-forum
skagit-mg
skagit-mgevents
skagit4h
skagit4hleaders
skagitbeachwatchers
smallacreage
smallfarm
smallfarmlivestock
smallgrains
smallgrains-copy
sno-valley-tilth
snobeachwatchers
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