Gail Emerson, Women on Boards' CRM Marketing Manager, reflects on her time on as Chair of Lambeth Rathbone's board of trustees.
This article from Gail Emerson, WOB UK, shares six learnings from her time on a Charity (Not For Profit) board in the UK.
Six years ago I was feeling daunted by the acres of free time I'd have on maternity leave with just a baby to hang around with [insert bitter laugh at my youthful naivety here], so I decided to join a trustee board to keep me busy in my year 'off'. Now the baby in question is starting year 2, I am stepping down from the board of Lambeth Rathbone — a small(ish) local charity working with people with learning disabilities and mainstream youth.
Although it is definitely the right time to go, I am sad to leave a friendly, positive team who are passionately committed to, and good at, supporting people with learning disabilities. I've spent a little time reflecting on what I have learnt over my time on this board, first as a trustee (communications lead) and then as Chair.
Don't rely on the minutes. Take your own notes on actions points or queries to be followed up. Then bring them up next time, or between meetings, until they are resolved. If you get to be Chair, or involved in shaping the reporting to the board, make sure there's systems and frameworks that do this. Tread lightly but remember, the management team shouldn't find being checked up on toocomfortable.
Let the management team surprise you, though it's no longer such a surprise to me when the team come back with innovative solutions that exceed our agreed goals. I've found by restricting the board to defining the aims and objectives (the 'what') but allowing the management team to shape the way they achieve them (the 'how'), the organisation gets much more than I could have envisaged. Of course, you need to be certain your team are up to it. If you suspect they aren't, gather others' views and start pushing for what the organisation needs.
Recruit new trustees little and often — even when you think you don't need more people. Resignations can be quick and recruitment can be slow. Be creative in where you look (remember, it's free to post on our Vacancy board) and what expertise you are looking for but don't compromise on quality. However, for a small local charity, an over-abundance of well-qualified, committed people has never been an issue.
Allow for a little chaos. I remember an early board meeting where I was pretty irritated asking why a piece of strategic work hadn't been completed in time. The answer was that one of the residents (with learning disabilities) had managed to flood the basement. In a small charity, it's the same person working on that top-level strategy who has to get the buckets to bail the water out (and re-do the risk-assessment to prevent a repeat). Be flexible enough to deal with reality getting in the way, but remember it's your job to make sure those strategic bits don't get forgotten.
And finally, make time to see the good that the charity does. Boards rightly focus on the organisation's problems, potential and actual. If something is going well, it requires little of the trustees' attention. Yes, your time is scarce but it's very much worth investing that little bit more.
Lambeth Rathbone also does things like run an integrated youth club where young people with and without learning disabilities play table tennis, cook, make music and socialise together. They help people with learning disabilities follow their interest and passions whilst living independently. Their supported accommodation enables those with more severe needs to stay safe and calm. These are all things that we know our service-users and their families value greatly.
Take the time to go to the Christmas parties, dance shows or congratulate the team on another good inspection report — like this one! Enabling these things is the reason you're involved, after all, so enjoy it.


If you knew this were the last moment with a loved one, how would you spend it?
There is nothing harder in the world than watching someone close to you die and I have had the unfortunate experience of seeing my mother, aunt, grandma, and now my dog through this inevitable transition. Yet as painful as this is (I would not wish it on my worst enemy) it can also be a blessing.
A loved one dying is like a crash course in spirituality and the preciousness of connection.
Long distance relationships evoke a similar awareness. An expiration date on the time we have together helps us appreciate and enjoy one another in a way we may otherwise take for granted.
So what if we treated every second with those we care about as if it were the last? Not to cast a morbid tone, but instead to highlight how special that time is. What would you do?
Be present- When you are with someone, really be with them. Make eye contact. Practice deep listening. Spend the time connected and together instead of buried in the phone or in your head. Make special plans. If you choose to zone out and watch a movie, do it together.
Don't sweat the small stuff- If something major is going on in one's life, little annoyances are suddenly not as upsetting nor important. There's actually relief with this. It saves time and energy to focus on what matters.
Celebrate each other- Focus on all of the amazing things about one another. Life is too short to criticize or judge. Buoy one another up. We are hard enough on ourselves and the world can be an unforgiving place. Your family, friends, and lover should be your greatest champions.
Ask questions- Anything that comes to mind, ask. I once wrote a list of questions to ask my mum on her deathbed, from how often I need to flip a mattress to the breakdown of her side of the family. Sadly, I was not consistent and there were so many questions I never got a chance to ask.
Express yourself- Communicate. Be vulnerable. Tell people how grateful you are for them. Say I love you every day.


text:
← Blake's 7 vs Firefly
Top 10 British Female Singers of the 21st Century →
Top 10 British Female Singers of the 21st Century
in my opinion at least.
Now I am aware that it can get annoying when people group so many different female artists together simply because they are women. As Adele herself said female singer is not a genre, and neither for that matter is British singer.
However having said that I think it is important to acknowledge how successful both female and British singers are nowadays. We are currently in the middle of what is being called a "Third British Invasion" and though there are many boybands that are enjoying international success such as One Direction. I think its fair to say that the most successful and influential British artists of the past 20 years have been female like Adele, Susan Boyle and the late great Amy Winehouse, who is often credited with kick starting the third British invasion, much like how the Beatles kick started the first British invasion back in the 1960s.
In many ways we are living in the golden age of the British Female singer and so I decided to compile a list of my ten favourite contemporary British Female singers. All opinions are of course my own and as always tell me what you think in the comments below.
10/ Dionne Bromfield
Now not many people have a lot of time for Dionne Bromfield sadly as they are often quick to dismiss her as having only got signed because she is the god daughter of the late soul singer Amy Winehouse. However whilst it is true that she obviously did have an advantage through Amy, do not think that means she is not talented. Her two albums "Introducing Dionne Bromfield" and "Good for the soul" are both excellent and she has demonstrated a remarkable talent as both a singer and a songwriter. One of her latest efforts "Black Butterfly" (scheduled for release on her next album) is a truly moving and beautiful tribute to her late god mother. Its hard to believe she could have such talent at such a young age.
Sadly whilst Dionne does have a loyal following whom she has christened her "Dionettes" none of her albums have been successful. I think her age has been her biggest problem even more so than the claims of nepotism. Dionne's music is different to that of your typical teenage pop stars like Justin Bieber, Willow Smith and Cher Lloyd. Its less mainstream, more old fashioned. Not many teenagers are going to be interested in hearing covers of Aretha Franklin sadly .
However at the same time the older crowd probably are not going to take her seriously either as the idea of a thirteen year old soul singer does sound a bit daft at first even though Dionne has as strong a voice as any one. Its a shame as Dionne is more talented than Cher Lloyd, Justin Bieber, The Wanted and Willow Smith combined, she just hasn't found the right audience yet. Hopefully as she gets older this wont be a problem. Dionne Bromfield definitely deserves more recognition she is a very special talent and its not hard to see why Amy thought so much of her.
9/ Duffy
Sadly as of the writing of this article Duffy appears to have vanished off the radar. Her second album "Endlessley" was a critical and commercial flop. Still her first album "Rockferry" is definitely a modern day classic. There's not a bad track on the album and the best tunes are instantly recognizable like "Mercy", "Rockferry" and "Warwick Avenue". Whilst the sexy, upbeat "Mercy" is definitely Duffy's most famous song. I find her more sombre efforts to be the most effective. I think there is a real genuine sorrow in Duffy's voice that is greater than many of her contemporaries as she has had a somewhat more difficult life.
I think Duffy from the beginning suffered from comparisons to others particularly Amy Winehouse. To be fair every female singer of the past almost ten years has been compared to Amy Winehouse but I think it hurt Duffy more than say Adele or Paloma Faith as Duffy seemingly was unable to escape from under Amy's shadow. Hopefully she'll stage a comeback soon as even though her second album was a failure she is still very young. She just needs more songs like "Warwick Avenue" and less like "Well, Well, Well".
8/ V V Brown
V V Brown is a very overlooked artist in my opinion. Both of her albums have been very different from one another and very fresh and orginal. She has her own unique style and her lyrics are both very imaginative and fun. I just can't figure out why she hasn't made it really big yet. She has everything going for her. She's a brilliant live performer, she writes her own material and she is absolutely stunningly beautiful too. Whatever the case though she will always be one of my favourites and hopefully one day she will get her due.
7/ Emeli Sande
Scottish singer Emeli Sande has proven to be one of the most successful British artists of recent times. Just as famous for her songwriting as her singing Sande begun her career penning hits for other artists before launching a career of her own. Though her talents as a songwriter are undeniable what really scores her so highly on my list is her talent as a live performer. I think she could be the best live performer on this list. Her performance at the 2012 Olympic opening ceremony stole the show for me it was absolutely breath taking.
6/ Lily Allen
Lily Allen doesn't seem to be too popular these days. I think she was always quite a polarizing figure as she was often quite bitchy about other celebrities like Cheryl Cole (though anyone who rips on Cheryl Cole is fine by me) added to that much like Dionne Bromfield many people I think often assume that she has only made it because of her famous relative her father Keith Allen. Though ironically now I think more people would tend to think of Keith Allen as Lily's dad. Still for me Lily Allen is truly one of the best artists of her generation and she is probably the most influential after Amy Winehouse. Lily's songs may not be quite as deep and meaningful as say Adele, but one can't help but be won over by her wicked, cheeky sense of humour.
She is able to write songs about the most unlikely things like premature ejaculation, and still make them catchy. Lily's voice is very sweet and innocent sounding which often contrasts wonderfully with her lyrics. I don't think Lily has quite the range of some of the other artists on this list, but she is nevertheless still fantastic at what she does and I think there is a lot of milleage in what she does too. Personally I have enjoyed all 3 of her albums and whilst there may be something of a backlash against Lily right now her latest album "Sheezus" still made it to the top of the charts. I think she has a strong enough fanbase to enjoy a successful career for many more years to come.
5/ Adele
Okay now I must admit I am very much a latecomer to Adele's music. Hipster that I am I avoided her for so long because of how overhyped and overplayed she was. I must admit even today I do still find Adele to be horribly overrated. I feel that people often give her credit for things that she doesn't deserve. For instance everyone gives her credit for being a female performer who doesn't use her looks to sell music, but she is not the only and certainly not the first female performer of even her generation to do that.
Amy Winehouse alone never did and she received far worse abuse for her looks than Adele ever did (not that its a competition, but its worth remembering all of these people who go nuts every time Adele's weight is made fun of were curiously silent whenever Amy was called much worse). Still despite this it cannot be denied that Adele is a very special talent. She has demonstrated an incredible maturity for someone so young in both her lyrics and voice and has written songs that so many people can relate too. Whilst she doesn't have the widest range as a vocalist she more than makes up for it with the power her voice has. She is probably the best torch singer of the past 30 years and has enjoyed unbelievable commercial and critical success having broken records set by Amy Winehouse, Whitney Houston and even the Beatles themselves. Its doubtless that Adele will be with us for decades to come and go down as one of the all time greatest artists of her generation.
4/ Florence Welch
Florence Welch of the band Florence and the Machine is a strikingly beautiful, alluring one in 7 billion performer. Her voice has a somewhat more operatic quality to it when compared to many of her contemporaries. He songs meanwhile tend to cover unusual topics ranging from disembowelment to drowning to madness to domestic abuse to werewolves tearing people's flesh off. One of her songs "the Bird Song" is about a woman who commits a murder only for a parrot to see it, and then repeat the dying man's screams. The women then takes the parrot inside and breaks its neck, but ends up repeating her victims screams herself everywhere she goes, eventually leading to her being caught.
It reads like an Edgar Allan Poe story. I could easily imagine Vincent Price playing the role of the murderer in the bird song. The fact that Florence sings about such unusual, disturbing subjects is what makes her stand out so much. Many have compared her to Kate Bush and whilst its obvious that Bush is a huge influence on her, Florence's material is ultimately far darker. Though there has been some controversy over the darker content of many of her songs with some accusing "Kiss with a Fist" of promting domestic abuse ultimately Florence Welch has proven herself as one of Britain's most successful artists around the world.
3/ Shingai Shoniwa
Shingai Shoniwa is the lead singer of the Noisettes. Her voice is strong but sweet at the same time much like Dina Washington and she is a very eccentric, offbeat yet charismatic performer. So far the Noisettes have had an inconsistent career. Their first album was a commercial flop, but their second was a monster hit and produced a number of hit singles including the masterpiece "Don't Upset the Rhythm" Sadly however their latest album "Contact" was another flop which was a shame as not ony was it a great album, but it felt like the Noisettes's career was ready to go into the stratosphere. You should definitely check out the Noisettes three albums. There is a lot of variety among them indeed you' actually be hard pushed to find 3 more different albums.
I've always loved That Girl in particular because it has a real Beatles vibe to it. Everything about it, its lyrics, its style, even the way its sung it really does sound like a 21st Century Beatles track.
2/Paloma Faith
Paloma Faith narrowly misses out on being my favorite female performer of the 21st century. I could spend days and days going on about how much I love Paloma, but I'll try and keep this short. What makes Paloma such a favourite of mine is how imaginative her work is. Her lyrics often conjor up beautiful, vivid, fantastical imagery. Her massive, eccentric imagination encompasses everything she does particularly how she dresses. There truly is no one like Paloma and her star has only continued to rise over the past few years with three hugely successful albums under her belt the future looks very good for ms Faith indeed.
1/Amy Winehouse
Yeah I know a fairly obvious choice considering my other article "10 reasons to admire Amy Winehouse", but still for me Amy has to stand head and beehive above the rest. Amy is really the British female artist of the 21st century. All of the others in this list look up to her and credit her with paving the way for them, indeed all of them would agree that she is the best. Amy was the British artist who paved the way for all of the others in this generation to make it big abroad particularly in America. She also helped to revitalize soul music and the stagnated British music scene.
Though she only released two albums before her tragic and untimely death the impact she made with those two albums was immense and the quality of those two albums is enough to propel her to the status of legend easy. Winehouse had the greatest range of any vocalist or songwriter on this list. She could sing songs like "Amy, Amy, Amy" that were light hearted, fun, sexy songs, songs like "Stronger than Me" that were scathing, funny and cutting, songs like "You Know I'm No Good" that were dark and edgy and songs like "Love is a Losing Game" that were genuinely heartbreaking and moving. Forget "Rolling in the Deep" "Love is a Losing Game" is the greatest break up song ever made for me. It sums up the awful feelings of regret you have when your heart is broken to the point where you wished you had never fallen in love in the first place. As I have said before "Love is a Losing Game" is a song that you can imagine had it been released in the 1960's everyone from Nat King Cole to Billie Holiday to Frank Sinatra would have covered it and they all would have been able to do a really good version of it too because it is just such a fantastic song lyrically.
Sadly Winehouse is no longer with us, but her legacy lives on in virtually every major British female singer from Adele, to Jessie J, to Paloma Faith and many other female singers around the world including Lady Gaga and Lana Del Rey who have both cited her as a huge influence. She will never be forgotten and will always be one of my all time favourite artists.
Tagged Adele, Amy Winehouse, Paloma Faith
5 thoughts on "Top 10 British Female Singers of the 21st Century"
✿ Terri
My favorite British singer is Claire Richards, of Steps.
Great choices, especially for Amy and Paloma.
I think these deserve an honorable mention: Laura Mvula, Beth Gibbons, Anna Calvi, Karima Francis, Lianne La Havas
comlidza
LEONA LEWIS ?!
João Marcos (@djonines)
Where is Natalie McCool????
Fuck Head
Skin of Skunk Anansie ?

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaCommonCrawl


text:
888-982-7800 sales@upsite.com
KoldLok
HotLok
AisleLok
PowerLok
EkkoSense
Cooling Science Seminar
Cooling Capacity Assessment
How COVID-19 Has Impacted Data Center Operations19 min read
by Devin Partida | Aug 19, 2020 | Blog
Data centers were undoubtedly important before the COVID-19 pandemic shook the world. Now, they're arguably even more valuable. People have drastically altered their routines by working from home, getting items delivered instead of going out to shop and enjoying comedy nights and concerts as comedians and musicians perform from their living rooms through online platforms.
These activities and many others influence data centers and — in turn — how data centers operate. Here's a look at how things changed due to this disruptive pandemic.
Different On-Site Precautions
Since data centers offer essential services, they did not stop operating due to government-imposed lockdowns. However, most instituted several new measures to keep staff members as safe as possible. Some companies introduced temperature checks as people arrived for work or made them complete surveys to clarify travel history or symptoms experienced.
Other brands went even further by keeping food, water and fuel at the facilities, plus creating sleeping quarters for employees who needed to stay isolated at work for several days while waiting for results from COVID-19 tests. Cleaning also became a top priority after health experts warned that the novel coronavirus could survive for prolonged periods on surfaces.
Responses to Increased Demand
The pandemic made many people more appreciative of the internet and online platforms. They used platforms like Netflix and Spotify to stay occupied during lockdowns and turned to teleconference platforms to keep in touch with colleagues and friends. Some employees found themselves going through major adjustments as they worked from home for the first time.
That won't be a short-term change in many cases, either. Numerous well-known brands announced their workforces could go on the clock from home until 2021, with some saying their people can do so permanently. That tremendous shift requires a proactive approach to data center operations, including scaling up resources at facilities to ensure they keep running smoothly.
Limitations for Staff Members
An April 2020 survey found that restricting physical site access to essential staff and segregating workers into smaller units and forbidding intermingling were the top preventive measures adopted by data centers to stop the coronavirus from spreading.
With fewer people reporting to work in physical locations, more are likely logging into online portals to support company workflows. This new approach could lead to companies putting stricter cybersecurity measures into effect.
User authentication systems can screen people who attempt to access systems. For example, companies should look for multifactor authentication options and consider options like biometric typing to evaluate users.
Authentication tools can also pick up on unusual events. If the system detects a person with a 9-to-5 sales job at a data center trying to log in at 3 a.m., it may lock them out until a supervisor checks the account's security.
Alternative Arrangements for Commissioning
The multistage process of commissioning concerns quality checks that assess how data center equipment performs — especially when pushed close to the specified limits.
COVID-19 poses numerous challenges to this aspect of operations, especially when taking social distancing guidelines into account. One company tweaked its processes by leveraging video and sensor feeds and online tools to carry out integrated system testing checks remotely.
Remote team members sent data to an on-site skeleton crew that made the necessary adjustments after receiving test results. The groups working on-site communicated via handheld radios to keep a safe distance.
Representatives from the enterprise described here don't know if they will continue this approach once the pandemic eases, but they may rely on it when running multiple commissioning projects simultaneously.
Increased Supply Chain Transparency
Many people around the world found it suddenly impossible to buy products like hand sanitizer and disinfecting wipes at supermarkets. Shortages proved exceptionally severe in the early weeks of the pandemic, particularly as some shoppers engaged in panic-buying by stockpiling these in-demand goods and others.
One data center company scrutinized its supply chain to reduce the likelihood of product shortages. They created a supplier dashboard for janitorial products that showed the availability of items they typically order.
Supply chain visibility also comes into play if data center providers need to order components for their equipment. Staying on top of delivery times and items in stock or sold out helps data center brands act decisively to source vital products.
Catering to Customers' Needs with Altered Procedures
Effective data center operations during this pandemic requires determining how to help customers feel confident that providers are meeting their needs. Doing that safely in these strange times often means people rely more on remote services. Then, they don't need to send outside parties into data centers and potentially raise infection transmissions. Prospective customers may get virtual tours instead of in-person ones, too.
If clients must visit data centers, they may do so through separate entrances that staff members don't use. Customer-facing areas such as lobbies often have plastic screens separating receptionists and visitors. It's also common for data centers to mandate that visitors wear masks and sanitize their hands when coming inside.
These precautions emphasize that data centers are still available for people, but approaches have changed for public health reasons.
Changes in Data Center Operations for the Foreseeable Future
Health experts warn that people have to learn to live with COVID-19. Scientists are aggressively developing vaccine candidates, but it's far too early to say whether at least one will meet safety and effectiveness standards. These realities mean data center professionals and their clients must show flexibility and realize the necessity of adapting to this new normal. Adopting remote solutions for various tasks in the data center will help with this transition and will likely be the norm for many operations moving forward.
The industry's first and only tooless containment solution!
AisleLok® is the industry's first modular containment solution,
proven to provide the core benefits of containment with greater flexibility and value.
Devin Partida
Editor-in-Chief at ReHack
Devin Partida writes about data, cybersecurity and smart tech for ReHack.com, where she is also the Editor-in-Chief.
Subscribe to the Upsite Blog
Follow Upsite
Data Center Airflow Management at 100˚F
The Tool-Less Data Center: How New Designs Make Upgrading and Retrofitting Much Easier
Cooling Efficiency Algorithms: Coil Performance and Temperature Differentials
Pioneering Efficiency – How New Solutions in the Data Center Are 'Cooler' Than You Think
Archives Select Month January 2021 (3) December 2020 (4) November 2020 (4) October 2020 (4) September 2020 (5) August 2020 (4) July 2020 (5) June 2020 (4) May 2020 (5) April 2020 (5) March 2020 (7) February 2020 (4) January 2020 (5) December 2019 (3) November 2019 (4) October 2019 (6) September 2019 (4) August 2019 (5) July 2019 (5) June 2019 (4) May 2019 (6) April 2019 (4) March 2019 (5) February 2019 (4) January 2019 (6) December 2018 (3) November 2018 (4) October 2018 (5) September 2018 (4) August 2018 (5) July 2018 (4) June 2018 (4) May 2018 (5) April 2018 (3) March 2018 (4) February 2018 (4) January 2018 (5) December 2017 (3) November 2017 (3) October 2017 (5) September 2017 (3) August 2017 (4) July 2017 (4) June 2017 (4) May 2017 (5) April 2017 (4) March 2017 (5) February 2017 (4) January 2017 (4) December 2016 (4) November 2016 (8) October 2016 (4) September 2016 (4) August 2016 (5) July 2016 (4) June 2016 (5) May 2016 (5) April 2016 (5) March 2016 (6) February 2016 (5) January 2016 (4) December 2015 (6) November 2015 (4) October 2015 (6) September 2015 (7) August 2015 (4) July 2015 (7) June 2015 (5) May 2015 (5) April 2015 (7) March 2015 (5) February 2015 (4) January 2015 (6) December 2014 (4) November 2014 (6) October 2014 (8) September 2014 (5) August 2014 (3) July 2014 (4) June 2014 (5) May 2014 (6) April 2014 (4) March 2014 (6) February 2014 (2) January 2014 (5) December 2013 (3) November 2013 (3) October 2013 (4) September 2013 (7) August 2013 (2) July 2013 (1) December 2012 (2) November 2012 (1) June 2012 (3)
Airflow Management Awareness Month 2020
Did you miss this year's live webinars? Watch them on-demand now!
Cooling Capacity Factor (CCF) Reveals Data Center Savings
Learn the importance of calculating your computer room's CCF by downloading our free Cooling Capacity Factor white paper.
sales@upsite.com
The Evolution of Colocation Data Centers
[WEBINAR] Identifying Early Warning Signs of Cooling Issues With Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning Software Tools
© Upsite Technologies, 2021 Terms of Use | Privacy Policy | TAA & BAA | Warranty | Partner Portal
Request Info On An Assessment
Request Information About A Cooling Science Seminar
Get the Case Study


Ancient Mayans liked to paint their bodies red, blue, and black. They were short, the men averaged 5 feet tall. They liked their hair long. Some men may have had their hair short on the sides, but they usually left a long strand down the back. Braids were as common then as they are now. Men wore loin cloths and women wore wraparound skirts. Tattoos and piercings were popular with both men and women. Skull shaping was very popular. Archaeologists report that 90% of all Mayans had their heads artificially shaped. Heads were shaped to look like an ear of corn by using two boards that were tied to the head of the baby. It only took a few days to flatten a baby's head for a lifetime.


text:
Chronic Wasting Disease Found in a Wild Deer in Alberta
Published by CWD Alliance on September 2, 2005 September 2, 2005
Alberta's ongoing chronic wasting disease (CWD) surveillance effort has identified the disease in a wild mule deer about 30 kilometres southeast of Oyen, Alberta. The case was confirmed today by the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA).
A member of the public observed a very thin deer, which was subsequently collected by a Fish and Wildlife officer from Alberta Sustainable Resource Development. Before this case, there have been three cases of CWD found in game-farmed animals in Alberta, and in Saskatchewan 68 cases in wild deer and a significant number of elk found on game farms.
"This is an unfortunate finding in our wild deer population, but we are ready with a comprehensive approach to limit the spread," stated Minister David Coutts. "As we have been doing all the way along in managing for CWD, we will be working closely with other departments and agencies, as well as the public and our stakeholders, in a response to this occurrence."
Although this is a serious disease for Alberta's wild deer, and needs to be dealt with promptly, there is no known health risk for humans. Fish and Wildlife staff will meet with local residents to ensure they are fully informed while a step-by-step approach is taken to dealing with this new information. A limited collection of up to 50 deer in the immediate vicinity of the infected deer is planned for late September or early October.
Surveillance for chronic wasting disease in wild deer and elk in Alberta has been ongoing for almost 10 years, with hunter samples being submitted over the past seven hunting seasons and special collections in areas of particular concern. About 6,000 wild deer and elk from Alberta have been tested for the disease with no trace being found before this case. Alberta continues to be proactive in trying to manage CWD and is working with other provinces and the federal government to develop a national chronic wasting disease strategy and action plan.
For further information visit website at http://www3.gov.ab.ca/srd/fw/diseases/CWD/index.html
Media enquiries may be directed to:
Dave Ealey Communications Alberta Sustainable Resource Development Edmonton (780) 427-8636
Dr. Margo Pybus Fish and Wildlife Division Alberta Sustainable Resource Development Edmonton (780) 427-3462
To call toll free within Alberta dial 310-0000
Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) Surveillance Update
We are making good progress on testing the heads submitted during the 2015/16 hunting seasons. But we still have about 900 yet to do. To date we have test results from 3921 heads and detected Read more…
Moose in Alberta tests positive for CWD
Read information sheet [PDF]
New Cases of Chronic Wasting Disease Found in Wild Deer
Hunters continue to play important role in disease surveillance Twelve new cases of chronic wasting disease have been identified in wild deer as a result of Alberta's fall surveillance program. Hunters have submitted more than Read more…


Here one of the letters by St. Paul of the Cross that lends part of the symbolism to "Blog by-the-Sea". I will post a few of these entries and some things I wrote myself from the old Blog by the Sea site so that they won't be lost when, eventually, the old site is deleted.
I received your letter yesterday afternoon and, believe me, I have not abandoned your soul as you say, but since you have not given me any account of your soul, what can I do? I am not wanting, nor will I be wanting, to share my poor prayers with you. I read that you are in heavy fights and storms, but you do not explain these. I do not know what to say, except that this is not a bad sign, but very good, since I suppose that your will is always strong toward God, even though at times, because of the great violence of the storms, it will appear that you are suffering shipwreck. Have no doubts, Sister, have no doubts. God is in the midst of your heart and loves you, and, if he permits these storms, he does so for your greater good so that you may come to true humility of heart and annihilation of self.
The sure path that you need to follow in such battles, even though I do not know what they are, is to remain submissive to the Will of God and allow oneself to be scourged by that loving hand that permits such tribulations. I have at times observed that the faithful dog, when it is beaten by its master, lies on the ground, bows its head and ears, and allows itself to be beaten, showing meekness. You must act in this way. Keep your higher soul strong in fidelity to God and suffer the blows with meekness and don't allow your soul to be embittered. Do not ever say: "For me it is over; God has abandoned me." No, daughter, never say that, but with humility, and obedience to the great master allow yourself to be beaten, for it is a truth of faith that whom God loves the more he scourges.
No matter how horrible these storms may be, do not ever abandon the support of hope in God, for you will never flounder, and although at times the storm is so great and the sea so enraged, and it seems your ship is being sunk, it is not so. All this is on the outside, that is, in the lower part of your soul, but within no salty sea water has come in. The pilot who is guiding the ship is Jesus Christ, and he holds in his omnipotent arms, even in the middle of his divine Heart, the tiny ship that is your poor soul.
So be of good cheer and continue your practices with fidelity and be recollected in your interior as much as you can. In the confessional hold back a bit, except for what is necessary, and that briefly, for that will help you much, and you will confess to me since present circumstances demand this.
I add that with lively hope in God, after the fierce storm that you are undergoing, there will come a very great peace and serenity. Alleluia."


text:
COMPONENT=$(ls *.nuspec | tr -d '\r' | awk -F. '{ print $1 }')
VERSION=$(grep -m1 "<version>" *.nuspec | tr -d '\r' | sed 's/[ ]//g' | awk -F ">" '{ print $2 }' | awk -F "<" '{ print $1 }')
IMAGE="pipdevs/${COMPONENT}:${VERSION}-test"

# Any subsequent(*) commands which fail will cause the shell script to exit immediately
set -e
set -o pipefail

# Workaround to remove dangling images
docker-compose -f ./docker/docker-compose.test.yml down

export IMAGE
docker-compose -f ./docker/docker-compose.test.yml up --build --abort-on-container-exit --exit-code-from test

# Workaround to remove dangling images
docker-compose -f ./docker/docker-compose.test.yml down

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


text:
Igor Georgijevitsj Kolodinski (Russisch: Игорь Георгиевич Колодинский) (Maagdenburg, 7 juli 1983) is een Russisch volleyballer en voormalig beachvolleyballer. In die laatste discipline won hij een zilveren medaille bij de wereldkampioenschappen en een bronzen medaille bij de Europese kampioenschappen. Daarnaast nam hij als beachvolleyballer eenmaal deel aan de Olympische Spelen.

Carrière

Zaal
Kolodinski won in 2001 met de nationale ploeg onder 19 een bronzen medaille bij het WK in Caïro. Van 2003 tot en met 2006 speelde hij voor VK Belogorje Belgorod waarmee hij driemaal op landskampioen werd en tweemaal de CEV Champions League won. Gedurende het seizoen 2008/09 was hij actief voor VK Dinamo Krasnodar en gedurende het seizoen 2009/10 kwam hij uit voor ZSK Gazprom-Oegra Soergoet. Van 2010 tot en met 2012 speelde hij weer twee seizoenen voor Belgorod, waarna hij achtereenvolgens een jaar onder contract stond bij VK Zenit Kazan en VK Dinamo Moskou. Van 2014 tot en 2020 was Kolodinski actief voor Fakel Novy Oerengoj waarmee hij in 2017 de CEV Challenge Cup won en in 2018 derde werd bij het wereldkampioenschap voor clubs. Gedurende de seizoenen 2020/21 en 2022/23 speelde hij voor Belgorod, met daartussenin een seizoen bij VK Zenit Sint-Petersburg.

Beach
Kolodinski begon zijn beachvolleybalcarrière in 2005 toen hij met Stanislav Jeremin in de FIVB World Tour debuteerde en aan twee toernooien deelnam. Het jaar daarop speelde hij vier mondiale wedstrijden met Leonid Kalinine voordat hij een team vormde met Dmitri Barsoek met wie hij tot en met 2010 samen zou spelen. Hetzelfde seizoen werd het tweetal nog negende bij het Open-toernooi van Vitória en nam het deel aan de EK in Den Haag, waar het na twee wedstrijden was uitgeschakeld. In 2007 deden Kolodinski en Barsoek mee aan twaalf reguliere FIVB-toernooien waarbij ze op een uitzondering na enkel in de top tien eindigden. Ze behaalden onder meer een tweede (Sint-Petersburg), drie derde (Roseto degli Abruzzi, Zagreb en Marseille) en drie vierde plaatsen (Shanghai, Stavanger en Kristiansand). In Gstaad werden ze bovendien vice-wereldkampioen achter de Amerikanen Todd Rogers en Phil Dalhausser. Bij de EK in Valencia verloren ze in de vierde ronde van het Nederlandse duo Richard Schuil en Reinder Nummerdor, waarna ze in de herkansing werden uitgeschakeld door de latere winnaars Clemens Doppler en Peter Gartmayer.

In 2008 speelden Kolodinski en Barsoek in aanloop naar de Spelen elf wedstrijden in de mondiale competitie. Ze boekten daarbij in Klagenfurt hun eerste overwinning en behaalden verder een tweede plaats in Barcelona en een vierde plaats in Gstaad. Bij de EK in Hamburg wonnen ze bovendien die bronzen medaille ten koste van de Duitsers Julius Brink en Christoph Dieckmann. Bij het olympisch beachvolleybaltoernooi in Peking bereikte het duo de achtste finale die verloren werd van de Brazilianen Ricardo Santos en Emanuel Rego. Het daaropvolgende seizoen waren ze actief op negen toernooien in de World Tour. Ze behaalden daarbij onder meer een overwinning (Kristiansand), een vierde plaats (Klagenfurt) en twee vijfde plaatsen (Brasilia en Gstaad). Bij de WK in Stavanger werd het tweetal in de zestiende finale uitgeschakeld door Márcio Araújo en Fábio Luiz. In 2010 speelde Kolodinski drie wedstrijden met Barsoek voordat hij de rest van het seizoen afmaakte met Jaroslav Kosjkarjov. Kolodinski en Kosjkarjov kwamen bij vijf toernooien in de mondiale competitie tot twee vijfde plaatsen in Stavanger en Gstaad. Bij de EK in Berlijn verloren ze in de kwartfinale van Inocencio Lario en Raúl Mesa uit Spanje. Na afloop van de EK beeïndigde Kolodinski zijn internationale beachvolleybalcarrière.

Palmares

Externe links
  Profiel op FIVB.org
  Profiel op bvbinfo.com

Russisch beachvolleyballer
Russisch volleyballer
Russisch olympisch deelnemer

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaWikipedia


We are almost finished with our bathroom renovation. Cannot believe that we are able to pull this together in such a short amount of time. I guess we learned something from our kitchen remodeling experience.
Instead of going to the stores directly and being bombarded with so many choices, we contacted a few friends who had done bathroom renovation and asked for their inputs.
b. Check out high end tile store (such as Porcelanosa) for ideas and reference then get similar stuffs from other high rated stores on yelp.
c. Check the local water district to see if you can get any rebate for old toilet before you start the work.
d. Make sure to use a trustworthy contractor; ask friends for referral and check yelp reviews.
2. Find a reliable contractor. This is the key to any renovation project so we interviewed some contractors and their clients, checked out their work and asked for their quotes and timetable.
3. Look for inspiration online (mostly Houzz and Pinterest) then discuss what we like and don't like as far as color, size, practicality, and so on.
4. List down what need to be done and need to be bought: tiles for floor, shower, and wall, vanity, lighting, glass door, mirror, toilet and small pieces like towel hanger, shower head.
then start checking out a few local tile stores with good rating on yelp, get some samples and quotes. Don't forget to compare with what the big box stores have to offer as well.
5. Put the samples and picture together to make sure they work together: the vanity, floor tiles, shower tiles, wall tiles, paints, mirror, window, and lighting.
We also asked our contractor for his feedback on our choices, which we found to be very helpful.
6. Start ordering the materials and clean up all our stuffs in the bathroom so the project can finally begin.
Have you done a bathroom renovation before? Please feel free to add your inputs in the comment.


The day before a general election widely considered to already having been decided during May's primary season, President Barack Obama endorsed the mayoral candidacy of Jim Kenney, according to an email from the latter's campaign.
"I am proud to endorse Jim Kenney in his mayoral election bid," according to a four-sentence endorsement quote. "The dedication and commitment that Jim has shown to the people of Philadelphia is outstanding, as he continues to be a champion for the working and middle class families that make up the backbone of our nation.
Kenney, according to that statement, deemed the endorsement "beyond humbling" and returned the spirit of praise, citing Obama's "historic efforts" on prison reform, immigration and policing in advance of next year's Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia.
"As mayor, my goal will be to ensure that every neighborhood is included in that progress," Kenney's statement read. "I know that with help from our partners in Washington and Harrisburg, Philadelphia can become a city where every family has the chance to succeed."
Kenney is running against Republican Melissa Murray Bailey, Socialist Workers Party nominee Osborne Hart and independents James Foster and Boris Kindij.
Bailey labeled the endorsement announcement "smoke and mirrors" and "partisan politics as usual."
"He hopes that if he stacks up as many endorsements as possible, people won't pay attention to the fact that he has not done anything in the past 23 years to help solve the city's most difficult problems," she said. "In the words of Kenney himself, he just wants to hit singles. Well, the city needs more than that."
PhillyVoice will have daylong coverage of the mayoral, council, judicial and other races, along with results of ballot questions, including whether the City Charter should be amended to establish a city Office of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Affairs.


text:
The Ancient World - Egypt
Jewelry - Fashion, Costume, and Culture: Clothing, Headwear, Body Decorations, and Footwear through the Ages
One of the most important ways that people in ancient Egypt showed their wealth and status was through the display of jewelry. In the early stages of Egyptian civilization known as the Old Kingdom (c. 2700–c. 2000 B.C.E. ), jewelry was quite simple, consisting primarily of beaded collars worn by the very wealthy. By the time of the New Kingdom (c. 1500–c. 750 B.C.E. ), however, as conquering Egyptian armies came into contact with surrounding areas of the Middle East, jewelry became more common and more complex. A variety of tombs, both from the upper classes and from kings, or pharaohs, such as King Tutankhamen, who ruled briefly in the fourteenth century B.C.E. and whose tomb was discovered in 1922, reveal that Egyptians loved all types of jewelry, but especially gold.
Egyptians adorned all parts of their body with jewels. They wore anklets, bracelets, armlets, and necklaces. These might contain strings of beads, shells, or precious and semiprecious stones, including gold, pearl, agate, and onyx. The tomb of Queen Amanishakheto, who is believed to have ruled at the very end of the Egyptian Empire, in about 10 B.C.E. , revealed that the queen wore stacks of bracelets. She also had several rings, some of which she wore attached to her hair. Women also wore crowns, breast-plates, and dangling earrings.
Gold was a favorite material of the Egyptians. According to Mila Contini, author of Fashion: From Ancient Egypt to the Present Day, gold was "thought of as the brilliant and incorruptible flesh of the Sun" and was believed to have the power to offer eternal survival. Kings and queens were buried in golden masks to guarantee their immortality. Though many of the tombs of Egyptian pharaohs were robbed over the centuries, the tomb of King Tutankhamen, or King Tut, revealed the fascination with gold. King Tut was buried in three coffins, the outer two covered in gold leaf and the inner coffin made of solid gold.
Batterberry, Michael, and Ariane Batterberry. Fashion: The Mirror of History. New York: Greenwich House, 1977.
Contini, Mila. Fashion: From Ancient Egypt to the Present Day. Edited by James Laver. New York: Odyssey Press, 1965.
Cosgrave, Bronwyn. The Complete History of Costume and Fashion: From Ancient Egypt to the Present Day. New York: Checkmark Books, 2000.
[ See also Volume 1, Ancient Egypt: Collars and Pectorals ]
Jewelry - Fashion, Costume, and Culture: Clothing, Headwear, Body Decorations, and Footwear through the Ages forum
Fragrant Oils and Ointments Kohl


At Carstens we will take you on a culinary journey through the Netherlands with ingredients from our own soil and waters. You will enjoy recognizable flavours served in a different way. Nothing too far-fetched, just tasty. Carstens Amsterdam is a Dutch brasserie concept by Maik Kuijpers, located just a stone's throw from Central Station.
We live in a country with so many beautiful products. They form the basis of this seasonal menu. Some products have also come across the border, for example many of our wines, yet each one has a connection with the Netherlands.
The Carstens concept is created by renound chef Maik Kuipers, formerly known as Head Chef at De Librije ***. Maik has created a concept that hones in on Dutch seasonal produce, working with the freshest ingredients when they are at their best.
This brasserie is in the heart of Amsterdam and creates a connection between the farm and the city in a relaxed and approachable environment. Your host will be Timo van der Stad with Head Chef, Rick van der Meij.
Carstens Amsterdam officially opened its doors on 5 February.
The local Amsterdammer who, for unclear reasons, ends up at the Nieuwendijk and is looking for something to eat, has two choices..
Maartje, owner of Barts Boekje, joined the opening of Carstens Amsterdam and wrote a promising review.


text:
Germaine Greer says women 'spread legs' for Weinstein movie roles
Our thanks to Cheryl for this. The start of the piece:
Iconic feminist Germain Greer has stunned fans by saying it's too late for women who "spread their legs" for Harvey Weinstein movie roles to start "whingeing."
The 78-year-old spoke out about her distaste for the #MeToo movement, railing at actresses who say Harvey Weinstein assaulted them.
"If you spread your legs because he said 'be nice to me and I'll give you a job in a movie' then I'm afraid that's tantamount to consent, and it's too late now to start whingeing about that," Greer explained, before being honoured as Australian of the Year.


Nestled at the base of the Huachuca Mountains, Sierra Vista sits at 4,623 feet and offers nearby recreational trails reaching peaks of over 9,000 feet.
Sierra Vista's average daytime high temperature is 77 degrees, while it dips to an average daytime low of 49 degrees. Sierra Vista rarely experiences freezes, though snow often dusts the Huachuca Mountains in the winter. With an average of 284 sunny days each year and low humidity, Sierra Vista's climate is ideal for retirees and outdoor enthusiasts alike.
Bike-friendly Sierra Vista's 30-plus miles of shared use paths can be enjoyed year-round as local residents are spared the extreme summer heat of Tucson and Phoenix, while benefiting from the temperate Arizona winters.
The city's rich network of parks, ball fields and paths are supplemented by two local golf courses and the only disc golf course in Cochise County. It's no wonder that so many soldiers stationed at Fort Huachuca end up making Sierra Vista their permanent home.
And, housing prices within Sierra Vista are very affordable. The City offers neighborhood living, executive housing on large lots, as well as a variety of apartments and town homes for rent. There are also a number of housing projects proposed for future development.
Lastly, Sierra Vista also has a joint-use airport, which it shares with Fort Huachuca. This three-runway airport is frequently used by general aviation pilots, and hangar and tie-downs are available for daily, monthly, and annual rental.
Learn more about living in Sierra Vista.
Learn more about things to see and do.


Distributing dividends is a unique way for credit unions to express their thanks and appreciation to members for their patronage, a practice that ties in perfectly with the cooperative ideals of co-ownership. All too often, however, that message of appreciation gets lost if it isn't set up properly. To mark the dividend distribution as special and celebratory, credit unions have often timed the payout to coincide with a holiday or the credit union's own anniversary. Depending on the holiday, this practice also allows the credit union to link the bonuses to themes of renewal, gratitude, and even romance.
Dividends are often distributed in December and January, making Christmas, Hannukah, and New Year's ideal occasions for the payouts. In 2011, CEFCU ($4.8B, Peoria, IL) put $7 million into members' wallets on December 12, a gift that came just in time for the holiday shopping season. In 2012, American Airlines Credit Union ($5.7B, DFW Airport, TX) helped members ring in the New Year with a whopping $10 million dividend distribution on New Year's Eve.
The members of CommunityAmerica Credit Union ($1.8B, Kansas City, MO) received something much better than a dozen red roses on February 14, when the cooperative collectively paid them $1 million in dividends.
"This year's payout happens to fall on Valentine's Day, providing us with a well-timed opportunity to show some additional love for our members," says CEO Dennis Pierce.
At first glance, the decision by MECU ($1.2B, Baltimore, MD) to pay its members a $2 million bonus in July 2012 seems strange. But the timing was an especially thoughtful gesture for the teachers who comprise a large portion of MECU's membership because they don't get paid during the summer. For other members, the extra money came in handy for summer vacations. MECU also delivered a second payout in December, distributing a total of $4 million in dividends for the year.
In February 2012, 1st Advantage Federal Credit Union ($562M, Newport News, VA) celebrated its 60th anniversary by sharing the wealth. The credit union doled out a one-time $500,000 anniversary bonus to members based on the total amounts of their deposits and loan balances in 2011.
On December 14, Partner Colorado Credit Union ($235M, Arvada, CO) gave back to its members on Give Back Day in the best way possible: with $700,000 in dividend bonuses. In keeping with the day's theme, the credit union also sponsored a food drive for the community's benefit. "Giving back is part of who we are as a credit union, and we live that philosophy every day," says CEO Sundie Seefried.


Outside Concrete Flooring Ideas - Beyond the kitchen and the bathroom, tile flooring ideas now go with progress and innovations in home design as well as enlarging imagination and fashion. In the more conventional days, tiles were simply found in rooms with plenty of traffic, moisture, rough and tumble.
When you would like flooring that's durable and lovely you can go with one kind of tile. You can also mix and match materials that are different also. Together along with your imagination and ingenuity, you can develop a flooring layout that's unique to your home and give a great style to the rooms of your house, your character. You have to learn about the various kinds of tiles you can work with to install on your own floor to ensure you utilize the wide choice of tile flooring thoughts.
First, you've porcelain tiles. Also, they are moisture repellent and rather dense. You can buy porcelain in a variety of shades and colours. Porcelain tiles will be other substances along with the most pricey though but with them, you have tile flooring ideas that may mimic rock.
This sort of tile is the cost-effective way to accomplish the look of granite or marble floorings. They could give the consequence of having water on your own floorings that's oh so dramatic. Another sort of tile you can use as flooring is alloy tile. These are either industrial gratings or stainless steel. If you'd like your floor to possess the appearance of bronze, brass or steel, this is the one to go for.
Related Post "Outside Concrete Flooring Ideas"


Create you portfolio and get Instant Access to Unlimited creative job listings and resumes for Free.
We will inform you about new postings and resumes for Free.
We have a Dedicated support team which will reply you in 1 day Guaranteed.


Throughout the year, we go through a lot of different cat and dog food, both wet and dry. If you have a fussy cat or dog and constantly try new food which they don't like - please think of us and send in your unused food; our cute patients are not so fussy! One sachet of cat food will feed a baby hedgehog for a day so every little really does help. No donation is too small.
We also use a lot of other foods in the rescue, especially during "baby season" (Spring/Early Summer). Esbilac and Kaytee Exact are essential when hand-rearing newborn mammals and birds. We rely on these products daily as soon as the baby season begins. Goat food is the perfect feed for fawns who are beginning to wean and become independent ready for release. Food donations mean everything to us and are an essential part of running the rescue; please think of us next time you are on Amazon by looking on our wish list and helping all our wildlife!


Top best and famous astrologer in chandigarh, mohali, panchkula : Pandit ji is the best astrologer in Chandigarh, Panchkula, and Mohali. He specializes in pandit and one of the prominent famous astrologers who know a lot of tradition and branches of astrology. He was wearing astrological tradition and handles a variety of problem areas related to love affairs; inter caste marriage, the enemy of court proceedings and any type of heart piece.
Pandit ji is known for top astrologer Chandigarh Panchkula and Mohali consulted hundreds of people a day. This is because he is not only an expert in solving personal problems, but is an expert in showing the path to business advantages, conduct a larger study, finding a job carriers and also soothe the small and big problems in the family, which leads to the enemy of the court proceedings, or if the children do not go in support of the parents. Even if it relates to a solution to the problem, it shows the correct time by astrology and helps in coming problem. This is his top and famous astrologer in Chandigarh Panchkula Mohali is.
Pandit ji was very well acquainted with numerology, effects and Vastu Shastra that can offer its guidance in every field. He also writes forecasts and it is not only to collect credit for your successes. He is a god fearing and although it is the best and famous astrologer in Chandigarh, Panchkula, Mohali, carries no pride. It can be accessed from any of your problems, but considering the previously scheduled helpful so they are not disappointed. He is a man far and wide range that can be claimed by many others in one place, thus confirming your appointment helps you to meet the famous and top astrologer in Chandigarh, Panchkula, Mohali.


The Bro bug/issue tracker at http://tracker.bro.org has been migrated from Trac to a JIRA instance hosted by Atlassian (you'll notice the former URL now redirects to https://bro-tracker.atlassian.net).
A couple new things that JIRA facilitates and may be interesting to try are issue "voting" and "watching." Like before, issue change notifications are always sent to the bro-dev mailing list, but users may watch specific issues and they'll also get a direct email from the tracker. Watching may also be useful for quickly finding the issues you're interested in as there's a widget to display watched issues on the dashboard. Issues can also be voted on, perhaps helping Bro developers better prioritize work according to demand.
The most significant thing users should note is that as part of the import in to JIRA, accounts have been created with the same usernames as were in Trac, however password resets need to be requested before they can be used to log in. This can be done by selecting the "Unable to access your account?" link from the log in screen to request password reset instructions via email.
Another benefit of the new tracker is that account creation is no longer "by request only," anyone can now create an account themselves. So if you've ever had an issue with Bro, but been too lazy to request a tracker account in order to file the bug report, give the new tracker a try.
Earlier we asked the Bro community to fill out a short survey aimed at better understanding today's state of Bro deployments. We got 103 replies, with the results below. Many thanks to all the sites who responded, this is really helpful for us.


text:
Q: Attach unique attachment to email using apple script to send email to different users I'm new to apple script:
Does anyone have an example of using an AppleScript to send individual emails with unique attachments for each email using an excel list? (Lots of examples out there sending emails with an attachment, but no one seems to have done it with different attachments for each mail???)
Basically
I have an email list in excel which holds all email addresses and file names
and
a Folder with each excel file in it.
I want to send the email to user in email list and attach file to email and on a loop until complete. Each person should receive the same email but will have different file attached.
Can someone provide example please?

A: set theWorkbookFile to choose file with prompt "Please select an Excel workbook file:"
set theWorkbookName to name of (info for theWorkbookFile)
tell application "Microsoft Excel"
open theWorkbookFile
set theWorkbook to workbook theWorkbookName
set peremail to value of used range of active sheet
end tell
--This is the part that I am stuck on???--
tell application "Finder"
activate
set theAttachmentFile to every file of "Macintosh HD:Users:j:Box:Email test:"whose name contains (peremail as Unicode text) -- the attachment path
end tell
repeat with aRow in peremail
set {theEmail, theName} to aRow
tell application "Mail"
set newMessage to make new outgoing message with properties {sender:thesender, subject:"Order"}
tell newMessage
set content to "XXXX"
make new to recipient at end of to recipients with properties {name:theName, address:theEmail}
tell content of newMessage
            make new attachment with properties {file name:theAttachmentFile as alias} at after the last word of the last paragraph

        end tell
        delay 3

    end tell

end tell

end repeat

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaStackExchange


Description: James Gillis and Cathy Rosenberg, developers of the Watergate West subdivision, donated 16.27 acres of environmentally sensitive upland and salt marsh. The parcel is located near another BLT-owned parcel [BLT #022] to the west and town-owned wetlands to the north and the east. The site of the former Leeman's Dairy Farm until 1953, the land was once part of a mid-1600s land grant made to John Crocker, an original Barnstable settler.


and that includes Private Internet Access. Thankfully, a company representative free proxy server for macbook pro explained that Private Internet Access does not insert advertising into your web traffic and does not profit from user data. Most VPNs take consumer privacy seriously,whereas, original title: vpn client working on one network (standard model over bluetooth link)) but not on another (wired lan)) I free proxy server for macbook pro am trying to connect to vpn using cisco vpn client. When I connect using my cell as a modem over bluetooth link between phone and PC, it connects.
For example, if you want Firefox to access m directly instead of accessing m through the proxy, youd add m to the end of the list like so: localhost, m If Firefox cant access the proxy sever you configurefor example, if the proxy server is.
Free proxy server for macbook pro in USA and United Kingdom!
mobile devices as shown in Figure 3-1. Laptops, as youll see, you can initiate a client-based SSL VPN session free proxy server for macbook pro from a broad range of devices and operating systems that support the install of AnyConnect Client (desktops,)continue reading Ubuntu 16.04 free proxy server for macbook pro network 802.3ad LACP bonding.
crack? Why User Like. Betternet. This application is highly to adjust to new conditions and can work on any harbor which helps you to keep secure even you are using a public WIFI network or an unsafe website.windows vpn location but now, since updating to free proxy server for macbook pro 8.1, this guide used to work, as an example, i was able to allow an incoming VPN connection in Windows 8. I can t find any way of doing so.
Using Just Proxy VPN is very simple just connect the software and you will be ready to surf on the internet. How to download Just Proxy VPN for PC. In order to download and install Just Proxy VPN on your computer or laptop you will need to use an Android emulator such as BlueStacks or Nox App Player.
looking for a free free proxy server for macbook pro ExpressVPN 30 day trial? It doesnt exist.VPN - Avast SecureLine. , .
so that your internet activities appear to come from somewhere else. Proxies Hide Your IP Address A proxy server is a server that acts as a middleman in the flow free proxy server for macbook pro of your internet traffic,this may be required by your employer to free proxy server for macbook pro bypass a firewall, applications will send their network traffic through the proxy server before going to their destination. When you configure a proxy server on your Mac,iPad and Android devices. We have advanced security solutions, in addition to that, iPhone, mac OS X, we do have custom applications for Windows, 9. Such as the kill switch and DNS leak protection which provide the maximum possible free proxy server for macbook pro security level for our customers.domain Resolution Configuration Files: The following files configure the system so that host names can be free proxy server for macbook pro resolved. M or point an email client to m. This is required when one will ssh to a host name eg.
if youd like NordVPN to free proxy server for macbook pro add more features to their software, if you cant find the information youre vpn http proxy looking for on the website, you can contact the support team via email or chat and their response time is pretty fast.Itu saja dulu ya kawan informasi yang menyangkut dengan cara melakukan atau setting proxy server pada browser Opera Mini di perangkat Android maupun komputer terbaru di tahun 2017 ini Semoga apa yang sudah disampaikan barusan di atas masih menjadikan atau masih memberikan manfaat untuk rekan-rekan semuanya terima kasih.
Always on vpn android app!
default Username:Password admin:admin 4. Go to your cacti console @ free proxy server for macbook pro http hostname/cacti. Then well install the template for squid from m/o4CTmPUN4Z4eOH1x 6. Login to the cacti console 5., use Chrome Proxy API instead of changing system free proxy server for macbook pro proxy settings.,,however,iP VPN. IP free proxy server for macbook pro VPN, vPN win 2k srv.dHCP, that handles the addresses of the home network, yes and No. The IPv4 address free proxy server for macbook pro is of limited size, is the number of public IP addresses limited? So there can only be a certain number of addresses in the whole world.
Avast SecureLine VPN. . , .
if you free proxy server for macbook pro ve upgraded to the Windows 10 Anniversary Update and use the Cisco AnyConnect VPN Client, -, free proxy server for macbook pro - VPN Wi-Fi.repeat steps 10 through 12. To add other Wi-Fi networks you would like to connect to in the future, free proxy server for macbook pro 11 In the Cisco AnyConnect dialog box, if you are unable to connect to the Enterprise Wi-Fi, contact the IT Help Desk at for assistance. Enter the following information in the related fields or select from the drop-down menus: Descriptive Name SSID Security (drop-down menu)) Key (also known as a password)) 12 Click OK.
10. 478 554 Bew. 293 78 Bew. 5 APK Downloader Englisch Per APK Download können Sie httpwww sparklabs comviscositydownload jede Android-App aus dem Google free proxy server for macbook pro Play Store bequem auf Ihren Rechner laden. 9.5 servicios VPN Gratis para Pc y Mvil que deberas conocer en 2018.


text:
Articles+ start ""United States. Congress"" Remove constraint ""United States. Congress"" Database Gale In Context: Canada Remove constraint Database: Gale In Context: Canada Database Oxford Clinical Psychology Remove constraint Database: Oxford Clinical Psychology Publisher national catholic reporter Remove constraint Publisher: national catholic reporter Settings Direct access to full text Remove constraint Settings: Direct access to full text
Magazines235
government regulation37
company legal issue8
religious institutions -- political activity8
united states. congress -- powers and duties8
abortion -- laws, regulations and rules5
bush, george w. -- military policy5
catholic church -- political activity5
company financing5
united states -- international relations5
united states. congress -- religious aspects5
abortion -- political aspects4
bishops -- political activity4
catholic church in the united states -- social policy4
health care reform -- political aspects4
legislators -- religious aspects4
united states. congress -- political activity4
united states. congress -- social policy4
welfare reform -- political aspects4
abortion -- religious aspects3
bishops -- beliefs, opinions and attitudes3
bishops -- records and correspondence3
bush, george w. -- international relations3
bush, george w. -- political activity3
catholics -- political aspects3
company business management3
company business planning3
draft -- laws, regulations and rules3
illegal immigrants -- laws, regulations and rules3
immigrants -- laws, regulations and rules3
iraq war, 2003- -- political aspects3
legislators -- beliefs, opinions and attitudes3
national budgets -- political aspects3
obama, barack -- political activity3
poverty -- united states3
pro-life movement -- political aspects3
republican party (united states) -- social policy3
trump, donald -- political activity3
united states -- military policy3
united states. congress3
african americans -- political activity2
agricultural policy -- political aspects2
aristide, jean-bertrand -- political activity2
authorization for use of military force act of 20012
banking industry2
books -- book reviews2
catholic church -- conferences, meetings and seminars2
catholic church -- social policy2
catholics in the united states -- political activity2
commercial treaties -- political aspects2
Gale In Context: Canada[remove]235
Gale In Context: U.S. History234
Gale Academic OneFile Select233
235 articles+ results
1. 114th U.S. Congress [2015]
National Catholic Reporter. Jan 16, 2015, Vol. 51 Issue 7, p4, 1 p.
United States. Congress -- Membership and Legislators -- Education
Nine percent of the 114th U.S. Congress are Jesuit college and university alumni, according to a press release from the Association of Jesuit Colleges and Universities. Among the 535 members, [...]
2. Congress still mostly Christian [2019]
United States. Congress -- Religious aspects and Legislators -- Religious aspects
WASHINGTON * When the 116th Congress was sworn in Jan. 3, it became one of the most religiously diverse delegations in American history. Still, according to a new survey from [...]
3. New Congress reflects U.S. religious landscape [2009]
National Catholic Reporter. Jan 9, 2009, Vol. 45 Issue 6, p4, 1 p.
United States. Congress -- Demographic aspects, United States. Congress -- Religious aspects, Legislators -- Demographic aspects, and Legislators -- Religious aspects
WASHINGTON -- The religious makeup of the incoming 111th Congress roughly matches the overall American religious landscape, with overrepresentation among Jews and Mormons, according to a new analysis by the [...]
4. Congress takes on legislation to loosen access to guns [2017]
Korkzan, Shireen
National Catholic Reporter. April 7, 2017, Vol. 53 Issue 13, p9, 1 p.
Government regulation, United States. Congress -- Social policy, Firearms ownership -- Laws, regulations and rules, and Mentally ill
Since the 115th Congress opened in January, several pieces of legislation are making their way through the legislature with the aim of amending or repealing laws and regulations that have [...]
5. Social justice folks size up new Congress [2015]
Rotondaro, Vinnie
United States. Congress -- Powers and duties, Social justice -- Political aspects, and National budgets -- Social aspects
WASHINGTON -- Doomsday for Democrats has arrived. Republicans officially took over Congress this month, and progressives are kicking themselves for failing to convince voters of their vision during the midterm [...]
6. 'Dangerously incapable of governing': congress begins Fourth of July recess with host of urgent issues unresolved [2013]
Winters, Michael Sean
National Catholic Reporter. July 5, 2013, Vol. 49 Issue 19, p1, 2 p.
United States. Congress -- Economic policy, United States. Congress -- Foreign policy, and Immigration policy -- Political aspects
ANALYSIS WASHINGTON * As Congress began its annual Fourth of July recess, members left the capital with a host of urgent national issues unresolved: immigration reform, the farm [...]
7. Tell Congress world is safer with the Iran deal [2015]
National Catholic Reporter. August 14, 2015, Vol. 51 Issue 22, p28, 1 p.
Government regulation, United States. Congress -- Powers and duties, Nuclear nonproliferation -- Laws, regulations and rules, Nuclear nonproliferation -- Political aspects, and Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action Regarding Iran's Nuclear Programme, 2015
In late July, Iran and an international coalition known as the P5+1--comprising the United States, China, France, Germany, Russia and United Kingdom --concluded nearly two years of intensive negotiations with [...]
8. Avoid travel to U.S., Islamic Congress urges. (World) [2002]
Donovan, Gill
National Catholic Reporter. Nov 29, 2002, Vol. 39 Issue 6, p10, 1 p.
International relations, Muslims -- Conferences, meetings and seminars, National security, Travel -- Social aspects, Travel -- Canada, Travel -- United States, and United States -- International relations
CANADA: The Canadian Islamic Congress Nov. 11 issued an 'urgent' travel advisory to all Muslims residing in Canada, as well as those living abroad, to avoid travel to the United [...]
9. U.S. BISHOPS [2014]
National Catholic Reporter. Oct 24, 2014, Vol. 51 Issue 1, p38, 1 p.
Government regulation, United States. Congress -- Powers and duties, Social service -- Laws, regulations and rules, Social service -- Political aspects, and Bishops -- Political aspects
U.S. BISHOPS, in a Nov. 13-15, 1995, meeting, sent the U.S. Congress a self-described 'unusually blunt letter' allying the Catholic church with the poor as Congress considered cuts in social [...]
10. Francis in the US: words that last [2015]
National Catholic Reporter. Oct 9, 2015, Vol. 51 Issue 26, p1, 5 p.
United States. Congress -- Political activity, Popes -- Interviews, Popes -- Political activity, and Popes -- Political aspects
It took only six days for Pope Francis to enter the minds and hearts of much of the United States' population. In a historic, 10-day trip Sept. 19-27 [...]
11. Do Dems have a shot at taking Congress? [2016]
National Catholic Reporter. Sept 23, 2016, Vol. 52 Issue 25, p17, 1 p.
United States. Senate and Political parties
In this bizarre election year, Donald Trump has been able to suck all the oxygen out of the political room on a daily basis, dominating the news cycle whenever he [...]
12. Congress in January [2014]
United States. Congress -- Powers and duties, Budget deficits -- Political aspects, Foreign policy -- Political aspects, and Imports -- Political aspects
CONGRESS IN JANUARY 1987 will face a host of problems, such as decreasing the frightening annual deficit of $200 billion, controlling the tidal wave of foreign imports and foreign capital, [...]
13. 54 miles to freedom: Catholics from across the US were prominent in 1965 Selma march [2015]
Murray, Paul
National Catholic Reporter. Feb 27, 2015, Vol. 51 Issue 10, p1, 4 p.
United States. Library of Congress, African Americans -- Civil rights, Catholics -- Civil rights, Civil rights movements, and Suffrage
The voting rights demonstrations led by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. 50 years ago in Selma, Ala., are among the most significant events of the modern civil rights movement. They [...]
14. Roy Moore, the suspended Alabama Chief Justice, says he will offer his Ten Commandments monument to Congress for display in the U.S. Capitol [2003]
Company legal issue, Religion and state -- Cases, Chief justices -- Discipline, and Conduct of life
Roy Moore, the suspended Alabama Chief Justice, says he will offer his Ten Commandments monument to Congress for display in the U.S. Capitol. Installation of the monument at the Alabama [...]
15. At the border [2019]
Ryan, Michael W., Purcell, Jim, Nelsen, Sharon, and Claypool, John
National Catholic Reporter. August 9, 2019, Vol. 55 Issue 22, p22, 1 p.
United States. Congress, Concentration camps -- Political aspects, and Legislators -- Political aspects
Your editorial 'Don't look away from concentration camps' (NCR, June 28-July 11) does its best to lay responsibility for the sad conditions on our southern border in President Donald Trump's [...]
16. Lobbying Congress. (USA) [2003]
Coday, Dennis
National Catholic Reporter. August 1, 2003, Vol. 39 Issue 35, p7, 1 p.
Catholic Church -- Officials and employees, Nuns -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Lobbying, and Sudan -- Social aspects
Daughters of Divine Love Sr. MaryPaul Asoegwu of the U.S. bishops' Migration and Refugee Services helps youths register to speak at a lobbying session on Capitol Hill July 9. The [...]
17. Congress' attacks on world court put the U.S. above law; rejection of ICJ's ruling on the wall in Palestine is brazen assertion of empire [2004]
Zunes, Stephen
National Catholic Reporter. Oct 15, 2004, Vol. 40 Issue 44, p17, 1 p.
Company legal issue, Government regulation, United Nations. International Court of Justice -- Cases, and International law -- Interpretation and construction
On July 9, the International Court of Justice determined that the Israeli government's construction of a separation wall running through the occupied Palestinian West Bank was illegal. The decision was [...]
18. Pope invited to congress [2014]
National Catholic Reporter. March 28, 2014, Vol. 50 Issue 12, p3, 1 p.
United States. House of Representatives -- Negotiation, mediation and arbitration and Religion and politics
WASHINGTON * A bipartisan invitation to Pope Francis to address a joint session of Congress if he comes to the U.S. in 2015 recognizes 'the importance of the qualities' the [...]
19. Israel apologizes, but Congress defends raid [2013]
National Catholic Reporter. June 21, 2013, Vol. 49 Issue 18, p22, 1 p.
United States. Congress -- Foreign policy, Prime ministers -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Prime ministers -- Foreign policy, Raids (Military science) -- International aspects, Raids (Military science) -- Political aspects, and Foreign policy -- Political aspects
Thanks to strong pressure from President Barack Obama during his visit to Israel in March, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu finally apologized to Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan for [...]
20. Secular group flunks Congress [2014]
National Catholic Reporter. April 25, 2014, Vol. 50 Issue 14, p3, 1 p.
United States. House of Representatives -- Evaluation and Legislators -- Evaluation
WASHINGTON * The Secular Coalition for America issued a 'report card' on members of the U.S. House of Representatives and Senate based on their votes on recent legislation involving church-state [...]


The WELLS sofa bed series is available in Light Green, Light Grey, Dark Grey fabric. Comfy as a sofa, the back can fold flat, or be raised by degrees to different levels.
KINGSTON is a bedside table with a twist. The legs are of solid, natural oak, the exterior oak veneer, one drawer is of higloss light grey, and the other one is brilliant white gloss!
KINGSTON is a bedside table with a twist. The legs are of solid, natural oak, the exterior oak veneer with one brilliant white gloss drawer!