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Sounds like Mike Leach in his one year as OU's offensive coordinator, and a decade later Bob Stoops has admitted some of the turmoil that ensued.
Don't expect that with Monken, who says he will tinker only a little with OSU's offense and whatever form the offense takes will be a "collective" effort.
"The fact of the matter is, we've got good players, we've got a good place, it's not rocket science," Monken said. "Let's go out there and field what will be Oklahoma State's offense and not one person coming in and changing it up."
Staff cohesion is not mandatory for success. But I believe it is mandatory for sustained success. Monken seems to be a choice that will play well in the offices overlooking Boone Pickens Stadium.
Monken was very popular in his Stillwater days, and here's the proof. The coach who left OSU, Les Miles, thought enough of Monken to take him along to LSU. The coach who stayed at OSU, Gundy, thought enough of Monken to bring him back.
Berry Tramel: Berry can be reached at (405) 760-8080 or at email@example.com. He can be heard Monday through Friday from 4:40-5:20 p.m. on The Sports Animal radio network, including AM-640 and FM-98.1. You can also view his personality page at newsok.com/berrytramel.


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The report includes statistics on line-of-duty firefighter injuries from NFPA's survey of fire departments – including non-incident-related injuries, trends, and brief narratives on selected incidents.
NFPA estimates that 65,880 firefighter injuries occurred in the line of duty in 2013. An estimated 29,760 (45.2%) of the all firefighter injuries occurred during fireground operations. An estimated 11,800 occurred during other on duty activities, while 12,535 occurred at nonfire emergency incidents. The leading type of injury received during fireground operations was strain, sprain or muscular pain (55.3%), followed by wound, cut, bleeding, bruise (13.8%). Regionally, the Northeast had the highest fireground injury rate.

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The Women's Wilderness Institute StaffMeet the women who make it all happen at Women's Wilderness Institute!
Emily Isaacs, Executive DirectorEmily is a teacher, outdoorswoman, therapist, and community leader who loves to befriend women who are learning to find their strength in the outdoors. Emily grew up in San Francisco, where she attended an all-girls school for 9 years. She believes this set the stage for her passion for all-girls and all-women community experiences. Rock climbing has been a key part of Emily's growth in the outdoors, as it has been a life practice that offers deep friendships, the chance to work with fear, the opportunity to make real-life judgement calls about safety and risk, and a place to develop trust in self and others. She knows from personal experience that these skills and experiences can facilitate profound positive change in women's lives. Emily has been teaching climbing and outdoor skills in a professional setting for nine years, including at Outward Bound and the National Outdoor Leadership School. She has been with Women's Wilderness since 2013.
Emily is absolutely thrilled to be at the helm of Women's Wilderness, and is dedicated to building an inclusive, warm, welcoming community where women and girls connect with themselves, each other, and the great outdoors.
"Women's Wilderness has offered me so many incredible opportunities to lead - anything from setting up rock climbs for a girls course to training new staff to now, serving as the Executive Director. A fundamental part of my job is make sure every choice I make leads to greater opportunities for each person who touches the organization. Through their involvement with Women's Wilderness, every instructor, volunteer, and participant will have opportunity: to try new things, to find their voice, to be more and bigger than they dreamed....and all with love and support of our community. This is the dream of Women's Wilderness."
Emily has a MA in Education from UC Santa Cruz and a MA in Counseling Psychology from Naropa University.
Catarina Massa, Director of Programs and DevelopmentCatarina has a BA in geography and women's studies from CU-Boulder. She was born and raised in southwestern Connecticut, and her fondest memories from childhood were in the outdoors. She began participating in a backpacking program for girls called the Goddess Program when she was 11 years old. Inspired by the empowerment and strong women who surrounded her, she continued to participate in the Goddess Program every year until she was 18. Outside of Goddess, she loved to go camping and hiking with her fellow Girl Scouts, enjoying the company of more powerful women and girls. Catarina also loves to run and swim and has been working with children of all ages for five years teaching swim lessons. More recently, Catarina has fallen in love with marathon and ultra running and can't wait for the next race! Her favorite things are sunrise runs, adrenaline rushes, and spending time with her mom.
Field StaffTWWI field staff are seasoned, professional outdoor educators who are carefully selected for their exceptional outdoor skills, warmth and ability to help groups develop a fun, supportive atmosphere. Your course will be led by two women with a wide range of life experience and many years of leading wilderness courses and doing their own backcountry adventures.
Our staff are more than guides, they are educators, experts and all-around inspirational women. All Wilderness Field Staff are certified as Wilderness First Responders, an extensive training in backcountry medicine, and have previous experience guiding wilderness trips. Each woman on our staff has a genuine passion for teaching, love for bringing groups together authentically and special skill for bringing forth the best in everyone.
Girls' Wilderness Program staff members also bring specific experience working with teenagers and radiate an exceptional sense of playfulness, humor, and genuine way of relating with girls.
Read on and get to know just a few of the amazing women who lead our Women's and Girls' courses.
Tara Marcilla, Field Staff/GirlsTara started with Women's Wilderness as a participant in 1999 when she was 15 and came back for our Leadership course when she was 17. Growing up around Boulder, she continued working with Women's Wilderness as a volunteer, packing gear and food. She returned as an intern in 2011 and is now leading Girls' Wilderness trips. She currently lives up in Leadville where she just completed her associates in Outdoor Recreation and Leadership, as well as becoming a certified EMT-B. She is on the Lake County Search and Rescue team and has a strong role in her community. Tara's certifications include swift water rescue, Avalanche 1, EMT-B, and high angle rope rescue. Rafting is her true passion, and she just lived her childhood dream to row her own boat down the Grand Canyon. Tara has spent over 160 days on the water of the Colorado River and hopes to spend many more days exploring the canyons. In the summer you can find Tara up in Leadville climbing, kayaking, hiking, and swimming in mountain lakes with her amazing dog, Zhula! During the winter she snowboards, ice climbs, and enjoys evenings by the fire with Zhula and her kitties. Tara's love for the outdoors was inspired by what she learned at Women's Wilderness, and by her amazing instructors and she continues to share that passion with the girls.
Sandy Chervenak, Field Staff/GirlsSandy was so inspired by the 8-day TWWI course she took at the age of 18, that ever since then she has followed the path to becoming a TWWI field staff. After getting a B.A. in Environmental Studies, she went on to work in wilderness therapy in Utah and teach dance and outdoor education and in her hometown of Boulder. She has been to 20 countries where she backpacked diverse terrain, worked with diverse populations, learned Spanish, and gained valuable insight, which she now brings to her work with all age groups and backgrounds. She plays several musical instruments and is trained as a yoga teacher, both of which she loves to bring to her work in the outdoors.
Morgan Moore, Field Staff/GirlsMorgan Moore grew up on the Western Slope of Colorado in the town of Grand Junction. She currently resides in Summit County, Colorado using her B.S. in the field of environmental science by playing cowgirl in the summers, and posing as a ski bum in the winters. She has spent time leading groups of students and peers through various outdoor trips and activities working with the National Outdoor Leadership School, her college's outdoor program, Gore Range Outfitters, and several different ski areas in Colorado and California. She is presently working towards an anusara yoga teacher certification, toying with the idea of graduate school in the environmental education realm, and, with much enthusiasm and positive energy, is excited to begin her second season with TWWI!
Meghan Mosher, Field Staff/GirlsOver the past 10 years, Meghan has had the opportunity to work with youth in a variety of outdoor settings, through leading wilderness trips, teaching environmental education, directing a challenge course, and running an environmental stewardship program. Meghan has lead backpacking, canoeing and kayaking trips ranging from 5-45 days in length across the midwest, Wyoming, and Alaska and is excited to further explore the Rockies! Meghan grew up in Ontario, Canada and moved to Boulder two years ago where she is currently earning her Master's degree in Science Education at CU. When not exploring, Meghan enjoys playing hockey and board games, learning the mandolin, eating dessert, and sleeping in.
Lela Henderson, Field Staff/GirlsLela has been working with children and youth of all ages for over 10 years in a wide variety of capacities, including leading programs in the wilderness both nationally and internationally. Lela loves to weave her passion for nature, expressive arts, community, and play into her work with young people. In addition to creating and facilitating programs for youth, Lela works as a professional artist and musician. Lela holds a B.A. in Expressive arts and Multi-Cultural Spirituality from Prescott College. Learn more about Lela at www.LoveLifeDesigns.org
Kris Abrams, Women's Field StaffKris is a nature-based psychotherapist in private practice with Cedar Tree Healing Arts in Boulder, Colorado. A Rhodes Scholar, she received a Master's in History from Oxford University, and a Master's in Mental Health Counseling with a focus on nature-based therapy and ecopsychology from Prescott College. Kris loves hiking, backpacking, climbing, rafting, trailrunning, and supporting people to deepen their connection with nature, rediscover their authentic selves, and live lives of meaning, connection, and joy. You can learn more about her background and approach at www.cedartreehealing.org.
Julia Forbes, Field Staff/GirlsJulia has been leading wilderness trips for nine years, and is psyched to work with girls again with TWWI! She started out leading girls through the Canadian wilderness on long canoe expeditions. She is a NOLS Australia graduate and certified NOLS instructor. Her passion for the outdoors has taken her guiding around the world to such places as: the Grand Canyon, Malaysia, and China. She loves easing people out of their comfort zones and into hers. One of her favorite things about leading wilderness trips is facilitating the bonding and formation of a cohesive group. When not working for TWWI, you will find Julia rock climbing, backpacking, biking around Fort Collins, CO, where she lives, and making her own hot sauce.
Heather Irmiger, Field Staff/WomenHeather Irmiger grew up riding mountain bikes with her family on incredible Colorado singletrack and has competed at the World Cup level since 2005, first as a member of the Subaru Trek Team. She is a diverse and talented athlete with results including multiple U.S. National Championships, a Single Speed World Championship, and has stood on podiums the world over. After years at the Elite XC level, Heather's 2013 schedule takes her back to the roots of the sport as a member of Trek Factory Racing's newly created Enduro race program. She'll get back to focusing on improving her own skills and speed - and can't wait to share this enthusiasm and knowledge with others.
When not competing Heather has a passion for teaching and sharing her love for two wheels. She strives to witness that "ah-ha" moment in every rider and has years of coaching experience doing just that. Whether coaching juniors for seven seasons with Single Track Mountain Bike Adventures in Boulder, or guiding numerous women's and junior clinics Heather always looks forward to exposing people to the elements of mountain biking that have brought her so much.
Gretchen Leezer, Field Staff/GirlsGretchen has been facilitating adventure and personal growth in an outdoor setting for nearly ten years. She has worked in a variety of outdoor, experiential education and wilderness therapy programs. Gretchen has a B.S. in Parks, Recreation and Tourism from the University of Missouri. She is currently completing her Masters at Naropa University in Transpersonal Counseling Psychology with a concentration in wilderness therapy. When she is not playing outdoors professionally she can be found hiking, biking, running, climbing, jumping on trampolines or playing with her two dogs, Louie Beans and Avi Noodles.
Erica Cohen, Field InternErica is very excited to be interning with Women's Wilderness starting in 2013! She brings compassion, creativity and vibrance while focusing on issues involving self-esteem, body image, empowerment and confidence. Erica holds a Master's Degree in Counseling Psychology from Naropa University and loves working with women and girls. Her enthusiasm for the outdoors is apparent as she is often out trail running, hiking, or backpacking. Erica's compassionate, silly and care-free nature is an asset to any adventure she joins.
Deb Kulcsar, MS Education, Field Staff/GirlsDeb has worked in the education field for 35 years and her teaching experience spans kindergarten science through graduate level instruction and mentoring. She loves working with people and excels at youth and leadership development programming. Her passions include connecting youth with the natural world through wilderness experiences and developing environmental and experiential education programs for all ages. Deb began working as a field instructor with Women's Wilderness in 2012 and is excited to stay connected with an organization devoted to such important work in the world! Currently, Deb runs Experiential Learning Associates LLC. Spending time in the outdoors is always her number one priority whether it be hiking, snowshoeing, road-tripping, biking, boating or sitting.
Deb Matlock, Field Staff WomenDeb Matlock grew up in Colorado and spent her childhood hiking and camping in the Rockies. She is deeply committed to nurturing the connection between people and the earth and has spent fifteen years working as a professional environmental educator and naturalist. Her work includes teaching indoors and out, offering trainings and presentations, and designing and evaluating EE programs. Deb's research on the connection between spirituality and environmental education has been presented nationally and internationally and continues to be a strong focus for her.
She is pursuing a PhD in Environmental Education at Antioch University and is currently on the Board of Directors for the Colorado Alliance for Environmental Education and for Boulder Rights of Nature. More about her can be found at www.wildrhythms.org
Catherine Coe, Field Staff/Girls & Rock Tech2013 is Catherine Coe's first season as rock climbing specialist for Women's Wilderness and brings many years of experience practicing and teaching yoga. Her passions include rock climbing, yoga, photography, health sciences, traveling...and more. Catherine graduated from the University of Georgia, where she majored in Photojournalism & English and minored in French. The west was calling and over the last 10 years, Catherine has worked as a horse packing guide in the Tetons, a photography teacher in France, and a backpacking guide in Norway. Catherine is currently a NOLS rock climbing and backpacking instructor, a WEMT-B and MPIC, and is Avalanche Level 1 certified. When not guiding, Catherine does freelance creative media work in Jackson, Wyoming.
Annie Miller, Field Staff/GirlsAnnie came to Women's Wilderness in 2009 and is so excited to spend another season out in the field on our courses! She brings with her ten years of experience leading youth on backcountry wilderness adventures in and around Colorado and several years working with groups on various educational farming projects. She speaks fluent Spanish and most recently, has started leading international trips to Latin America. Annie is passionate about getting youth into the outdoors to connect with themselves and each other. Additionally, she teaches yoga and loves to incorporate it with students on outdoor courses.
Katie Asmus, MA, LPC Field Staff WomenKatie describes her life purpose as "bringing forth the innate wisdom within every-BODY," and "opening people's minds and hearts to greater possibilities." Katie incorporates present-moment awareness, creative arts, relationship to the natural world, and body-mind connection to support people in connecting to themselves, others, and life more deeply. Katie leads trips for The Women's Wilderness Institute and Outward Bound, is on the faculty at Naropa University and Prescott College, and has a private coaching and psychotherapy practice in Boulder, CO. More about Katie at namastehealers.com.
Jody Radtke, MA, LPC: Field Staff/WomenA full-time outdoor professional since the late '80s, Jody brings a wealth of experience, enthusiasm and know-how to The Women's Wilderness. With more than 1,000 days in the field during her career as a field instructor, Jody is passionate about the wilderness, group dynamics, authentic expression and the many ways in which a wilderness experience can encourage positive growth within an individual, a community and our larger global society. After years of working with Outward Bound and holding positions of course director, associate program director and staffing manager, Jody served as the Institute's Program Director from 2005-2012. She has a Masters Degree in Psychology from Naropa University and also teaches in their wilderness therapy program.
Suza Bedient, Women's Field StaffSuza's roots tap deeply into wild places. Her skills in engaging earth energies began as a child exploring the Appalachian Mountains and the Chesapeake Bay. As an adult she broadened her explorations, including becoming a senior field instructor for the National Outdoor leadership Schools (NOLS) with over 300 weeks in wild places. She has spent much of her adult life living overseas, embracing mountains, rivers, and oceans.
Suza majored in biology at the College of Wooster in Ohio then began her studies of the body-mind connection as a student, then as a teacher at the Port Townsend School of Massage in Washington. She became interested in human potential, listening deeply to the body's intelligence and its link to the soul's path. This inquiry spiraled her back to the power of landscapes and the callings of our wild selves. Looking for deeper access to the wisdom of the earth, she is honored to have worked with traditional shamans in Peru and Tuva. She is excited to join with wonderful team of wild women.Send Suza an email!
Kelly Brown, Field Staff/WomenKelly has been working for TWWI since 2004 and instructing with NOLS since 2002. A Jill of all trades, and master of many, Kelly brings a joyful balance of instruction wizardry and personal passion to every course that she leads.
Danika Gilbert, MA Field Staff/WomenDanika joined the Women's Wilderness staff in 2004 and specializes in rock and ice climbing, but leads trips in all areas. She is passionate about sharing her love of the outdoors with women, whatever the activity. Her personal climbing resume includes summits in Peru, Bolivia, Nepal, and the U.S., including first ascents in Rocky Mountain National Park and Wyoming's Snowy Range. Danika is a "science geek" with a Masters in Botany, specializing in alpine and desert plants, and did Ph.D studies in Biogeochemistry. She loves to travel, with climbing as an excuse to explore other mountains and mountain cultures. Danika lives in Ridgway, CO with her sweet dog Avellana who is a constant companion on runs, bike rides and ski adventures in the San Juan Mountains.
Cathy Greenwald, Field Staff/WomenCathy has been working for TWWI since 2006 as one of our lead fly-fishing instructors. A certified Orvis Guide, Cathy brings incredible passion, wisdom and experience to our fly-fishing courses.
Zoe Katsulos, Field Staff/Girls and WomenZoe has been on staff with TWWI since 2006 and has been teaching outdoor skills for the past 12 years. A multi-talented staff working a variety TWWI courses, Zoe especially enjoys helping women discover their own world-view and the practical applications of climbing and other outdoor activities that stretch our abilities in our everyday lives. Outside of working for The Women's Wilderness, Zoe has been developing and promoting an original concept called "humanitourism," combining meaningful humanitarian work with active adventure travel, through her organization called inside/out. She also runs the Team In Training for the Leukemia Lymphoma Society as well as her own health & wellness business.
Lindsay Miller, Field Staff/Women and GirlsA Boulder native, Lindsay graduated from the University of Colorado with a degree in Women and Gender Studies. Lindsay's passion for working with girls, combined with her love of the wilderness makes her a great fit for TWWI and she has led courses with Women's Wilderness since 2005. She loves combining her outdoor skills with dance, yoga and expressive arts to help girls build positive body images and feel great about themselves. Her travels have taken her backpacking through the vast desert and slot canyons of southern Utah, backcountry skiing and winter camping in the snowy Absorka mountain range, crack climbing in southern Colorado and swimming under waterfalls in the jungles of Venezuela. Lindsay is also a Spanish Interpreter, salsa teacher, and jewelry designer.
Lizzy Slatt, MSW Field Staff/Girls and WomenLizzy grew up climbing on rocks in Central Park and discovered that her taste for the outdoors was better suited in the mountains rather than the city. Lizzy has her masters degree in social work and has been employed in the outdoor industry for over a decade. Lizzy currently facilitates junior high girls groups in the Ft. Collins school system. Her addiction to TWWI is the result of loving to see how each group of girls is different but how each group comes together. In her free time, Lizzy enjoys rock climbing, hiking and backpacking with friends. Lizzy has also taught herself guitar and "nose-flute" and has a deep respect for chocolate and cheese.
Ashley Woods, Field Staff/WomenAshley started climbing with her family when she was six, and while some teenagers might look forward to getting their first car when they turn sixteen, she was delighted to receive her dad's climbing gear. Since then, her love for the sport has been a driving force in her life. Ashley is an AMGA certified Single Pitch Instructor and an AMGA provider of the Climbing Wall Instructor course. She is a co-owner of the Spot Bouldering Gym and has served for 7 years as the Director of The Spot's Climbing School. She has completed numerous technical alpine ascents around the world, and broke the world record for the longest "dyno" (the act of dynamically leaping to a hold) on her way to a second place finish in the 2005 World Cup competition. A Women's Wilderness staff member since 2002, Ashley is a truly incredible teacher who loves sharing her passion for climbing with other women.
Joanne Yankovich, Field Staff/WomenA professional outdoor educator of the highest degree, Joanne has led wilderness trips for TWWI and Outward Bound for many years. A professional ski instructor at Vail during the winter seasons, Joanne brings humor, dedication and humility to all of her endeavors.


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Half-Life Episode Two begins exactly where Half-Life ended, after accepting the job agreement with Gman Gordon freeman is sent back to the Black Mesa Research Facility, why? Its up to you to find out.
Short development updates and latest progress.
Posted by hunk_guerrius on Nov 21st, 2012
There is not much to say this time around, other than the fact that the game is being worked on as usual, has made progress since the last update but mainly intrinsic progress, programming or gameplay related, the kind of thing I don't show off much even if it is worth showing, but thats a little problem of mine, I rather work on it than show it off, the time will come eventually.
I have one major thing to talk about, I gave it some thinking, and seeing as a lot of games nowadays have their own launcher applications, where you can usually customize the more advanced game options without having to start the game first, I decided to develop a launcher for HLEP2 as well. You can view it by browsing the images tab.
It is my first C# project and I am quite proud of the final result.
It is possible to customize just about any of the relevant game options, and the game will read those as a custom .cfg file the hl engine execs at startup. Other than that, the launcher saves any control properties to the windows user appdata directory.
There are also a couple of new visual effects added, such as water caustics that I haven't bothered showing, screen glow effects or bloom (for a more commercial expression), object legacy glowshells were replaced by a aura shader for a prettier look and full per-pixel lighting was added.
Another thing that is being worked on but is still under conceptive research is extending the H.E.V suit system, new warnings and new functions, such as light augmentation and actual health care. Basically complete what Valve didn't.
Naturally, the game design will allow you to explore these functions as great as possible.
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Excellent update!
This is great! I am really looking forward to play this!! Keep this thing alive :D.
nice, but why the Facebook and Twitter button?
Moddb, Twitter and Youtube
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Success for whom?
Collier County Sheriff Kevin Rambosk recently stated during a television interview on WINK News that the participation of his department in the 287-G program, with the U.S. Immigration and Citizen Enforcement (ICE), has been a success, but he did not elaborate.
My observation of the effect of 287-G to our community has been predominantly negative, and I consider it a failure on many levels.
First of all 287-G breaks up the family unit, and it removes a significant number of workers from our area during a recession, adversely affecting small businesses.
The 287-G program negatively affects all taxpayers. The family that is left behind when someone is deported frequently resorts to government assistance; also the taxpayers have to foot the bill for the thousands of incarcerated immigrants.
I ask, what is Sheriff Rambosk's definition of success?
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THURSDAY, Oct. 20 (HealthDay News) -- The number of American women with precancerous cells of the vulva increased more than fourfold between 1973 and 2000, and the increase has led to the release Thursday of new treatment guidelines by two major medical groups.
Cancer of the vulva -- the outside of the genital area -- is usually caused by infection with human papillomavirus (HPV), which also causes cervical cancer. The precancerous condition -- known as vulvar intraepithelial neoplasia (VIN) -- should be treated with surgery, laser removal or medical therapy, according to the new guidelines from the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists and the American Society for Colposcopy and Cervical Pathology.
VIN is divided into two main types. Usual-type VIN is often associated with cancer-causing strains of HPV and risk factors such as smoking and a weakened immune system. Differentiated VIN is often linked to dermatologic conditions of the vulva.
In most cases of VIN, which is increasingly evident among women in their 40s, there are visible raised lesions that may be white, gray, red, brown or black.
"Most women with VIN will not notice any symptoms, but some may have bleeding, discharge, or itching," Dr. Gerald F. Joseph, Jr., ACOG's vice president for practice activities, said in a college news release.
"It would be sensible for women to periodically examine their vulvar area for any unusual spots or lesions, and if they find something, make an appointment with their ob-gyn," he advised.
While VIN appears to be increasing in the United States, the risk of vulvar cancer is small when compared with cervical, ovarian and uterine cancers, Dr. L. Stewart Massad, a member of ACOG's Committee on Gynecologic Practice, said in the news release.
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I get the citrus and bergamot opening that lasts for about an hour before it starts to morph into a spicy oriental. To this point it is wearing quite nice, but then the clove note starts to come through. I can handle clove in small amounts, but this is a bit much. After awhile the clove mixes with vanilla, which I think turns this one even more for the worse. This is quite strong stuff so you dont need much, but ultimately is not something for me.
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Update on Juan RaulJuan Raúl continues with his economic activity selling crafts like alpaca wool clothes and ceramic decorations. Juan Raúl is asking for a loan to buy merchandise like textiles, silver jewelry and ceramic decorations for his crafts business.
Juan Raúl is very grateful to Kiva for helping him with his economic activity and commits to make his installment payments punctually. He belongs to the "Kukuli" communal bank in the city of Cusco, Peru.
Juan Raul está muy agradecido con KIVA por ayudarlo en su actividad económica, y se compromete a cumplir con el pago de sus cuotas puntualmente. El pertenece al banco comunal "KUKULI" de la ciudad del Cusco – Perú.
Previous Loan DetailsJuan Raul belongs to the "Kukuli" Communal Bank of the UMF Arariwa Association. The Communal Bank has received 13 loans (each cycle is 4 months) and the Communal Bank is well managed by its governing board. Juan Raul is 39 years old and is separated, he was born in the department of Cusco, prov... More from Juan Raul's previous loan »
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Asociación Arariwa is a large non-governmental organization that started offering microcredit in 1994 to improve the quality of life, skills and equity of the population in the rural Cusco region of Peru. Arariwa serves the southern Andean provinces of Peru, and is distinguished by its efforts to reach the very poor, who often live in isolated rural areas. Arariwa fosters village banking, supports savings accounts, promotes access to education, and empowers women entrepreneurs (who make up 78% of its borrowers).
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Our Field Partners often work with borrowers over a series of loans as the borrowers build credit, take out bigger loans, and expand their businesses. In order to make it easier for our Field Partners to post loans for borrowers who have been listed on Kiva before, we allow them to post successive and concurrent loans for their Kiva borrowers. This means that our Field Partners are able to post a borrower's second, third, etc., loan on Kiva without having to re-enter all of the borrower's information.
This borrower has been listed on Kiva before, so you'll see an updated loan description, as well as excerpts of the original descriptions from earlier loans. Most borrowers take out loans consecutively, meaning that they receive a second loan after having repaid the first. However, sometimes our Field Partners give out concurrent loans, allowing borrowers to take out one primary loan and a secondary "add-on" loan along with it. These "add-on" loans are typically smaller than the borrower's primary loan and serve a different purpose. Because Field Partners can now post loans as successive and concurrent loans, you will be able to track borrower progress over time and see the various ways a borrower is working with our Field Partners through funds from Kiva's lenders.
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MPC has signed award-winning colorist Paul Harrison to their team. Complimenting the talents of Jean-Clement Soret, Mark Gethin, George K and Kenny Gibb, Harrison joins as Senior Colorist. The team sheet includes some of the most highly respected international colorists and is lead by Jean-Clement Soret who graded Danny Boyle's multiple Oscar-winning SLUMDOG MILLIONAIRE.
MPC received all the nominations in the 2008 BTAA craft Best Colorist category with L.A.-based Mark Gethin winning the award for Adam Berg's Saab, TURBO, one example of MPC's remote grading set up between Mark in LA and clients in MPC London. Using the same technology, the L.A. production team can make Harrison available to collaborate on jobs based in the U.S.
Harrison joins MPC at an exciting time, when a technology review has enabled non linear grading, the establishment of the DataLab for digital workflows and a refurbishing of the color grading department. His experience setting up non-linear grading pipelines and working on Da Vinci and Pogle grading systems as well as the Baselight will be a real asset.


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Betta Fish
The Betta splendens was originally bred for its fighting abilities but is now more widely known for its striking appearance. None the less, this species is still often referred to as the Siamese fighting fish.
Betta Splendens Varieties
Great advancements have been made in the selective breeding of Betta for their fin shape and bold coloration.
Fins have been produced in all manner of shapes; from long finned veil tail varieties to spike trimmed crown tail bettas. Another popular fin variation are the halfmoon bettas with their rounded tails. These fin appendages would be detrimental to the fish in battle but are very decorative for the pet betta.
Skin and fin colors are available in many hues and combinations. Red and blue are common but also expect to find purple, yellow, white, green and even clear finned betta variations.
Why People Choose Bettas
First time Betta splendens owners often choose them because they appear simple to keep; the containers are small and often have no heater in the pet shops. While unheated containers may be satisfactory at first they will often be far to cold during winter. Betta like to be kept in true tropical temperatures as this is the conditions they originally came from. See more on siamese fighting fish care.
Live Betta Fish For Sale
Those who buy bettas online can select from beautiful fish in a range of colors. There are far more shades available than just red and blue.
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The Farmers' Market at Billings Forge was created in 2007 as a seasonal weekly market providing the residents of Billings Forge and the surrounding Frog Hollow neighborhood with access to fresh, local foods. The Farmers' Market creates a diverse meeting space to draw energy into Frog Hollow, particularly by engaging nearby capitol-area workers. Between 2008 and 2009, the Farmers' Market doubled its sales to become Hartford's largest farmers' market. Our farmers and food artisans travel from all over Connecticut to sell their fresh, delicious goods directly to consumers. In addition to produce, fruits, and flowers the market also features delicious breads, fresh dairy, locally made Italian ice, eggs, jams, pickles, soaps, and locally roasted coffees. The Billings Forge market accepts SNAP and runs the Billings Bonus Bucks Benefit Program, which doubles the value of SNAP benefits used at the market. For every dollar that SNAP participants swipe from their EBT card at the market, they will receive another dollar free to spend at the market. The Billings Forge Market is also currently the only year-round farmers' market in the City of Hartford. We run an indoor winter market in the Studio at Billings Forge from November through May in addition to our outdoor market, which runs from June through October. For more information about the Billings Forge market, visit the Billings Forge Community Works website here. Dates: Every Thursday year-round from 11am-2pm, June-October on the lawn on Broad Street between Capitol Avenue and Russ Street and November-May in the Studio at 563 Broad Street.
Farmers and Vendors
- Barbecho's Harvest
- Bean and Leaf (New London)
- Beckett Farm (South Glastonbury) – summer only
- Chet's Italian Ice (New Britain) – summer only
- Creative Living Community of Connecticut
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- Eagle Wood Farms (Barkhamstead)
- gmonkey™ (Durham) – summer only
- George Gee's BBQ Sauce
- Granny's Pie Factory
- Gresczyk Farms (New Hartford)- winter only
- Halls Farm
- Laurie Lynne's Jewelry
- Maple Knoll Farm (Somersville)
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- NoRa Cupcakes (Middletown)
- Rose's Berry Farm (South Glastonbury)- summer only
- Sun Valley Farms
- Sweet Pea Cheese (North Granby)
- Sweet Madelines (Glastonbury)
- The Kitchen at Billings Forge (Hartford)
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Research in low-income communities shows that access to affordable and culturally appropriate fruits and vegetables is essential for addressing food insecurity. A recent study of food security in Connecticut found that Hartford's population is the most at risk of food insecurity in the state. Although several approaches have been developed to address this, access to produce in many Hartford neighborhoods remains a challenge.
The Hartford Mobile Market aims to address the lack of access to affordable and high quality produce in many Hartford neighborhoods. It is a year-round mobile produce market for targeted low-income neighborhoods, bringing fresh fruits and vegetables into areas with limited healthy food access. In addition to providing a source of locally and regionally grown produce for underserved communities, the Hartford Mobile Market also provides a new market for local farmers since the majority of the products sold on the mobile market will be sourced locally.
The Hartford Mobile Market began operating in December 2014 with two weekly stops, one at Hispanic Health Council/WIC and one at Community Health Services. SNAP and debit are accepted at all stops. Additional market stops will be added throughout the first year of the mobile market's operations. The schedule for the Hartford Mobile Market as of March 2015 is as follows:
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1 August 2012. With just over a month to go, the final touches are being put to the IUCN Congress – the event that will show the world how to achieve sustainable development with nature at its core.
In our previous Congress previews, we've looked at how biodiversity is critical to all aspects of our life and how to make sure the benefits of nature are shared fairly and equally. This month we examine the third of the Congress themes — natural solutions to global challenges.
Global production and consumption patterns are destroying nature — our life support system. Meanwhile, governments, the private sector and communities are under-using the power of nature to provide solutions to global challenges such as climate change, food security, and social and economic development. We call these nature-based solutions and they're a key focus of IUCN's work.
The world economy has grown significantly in recent decades but the benefits of this growth have been uneven. There has been a drastic rise in social inequality and environmental degradation — a direct result of the pursuit of unsustainable management of the Earth's natural wealth.
IUCN wants to see a rapid transition to a green economy, one that recognises the fundamental dependence of human well-being on nature and the critical benefits and services it provides. Healthy ecosystems such as forests, wetlands and river basins play a major role in supporting local livelihoods as well as providing investment opportunities.
For societies around the world to flourish, they must develop in a sustainable way that gives nature a central role.
Let's take climate change for example. Over time, the overall costs and risks of climate change will be equivalent to losing up to 20% of global GDP each year, while the costs of action now can be limited to around 1% of global GDP each year by investing in nature.
Forests, wetlands and coral reefs not only absorb carbon, but also help protect us and our sources of income from climate change impacts. Healthy mangroves reduce the impact of coastal storms while providing food and income to millions of people.
And on the subject of food security, what grows in the wild – a huge range of species including vegetables, fruits, nuts, bushmeat, birds, and fish — is just as important as what grows on farms. More than 275 million people depend on coral reefs for food, coastal protection and livelihoods. Globally, coral reef fisheries are worth US$ 6.8 billion annually. But loss of biodiversity and degradation of ecosystems is undermining our food production, health, livelihoods, and the availability of clean water.
At the IUCN Congress, our Members will come together to take the joint decisions that will shape the global conservation agenda for the next four years. With progress on sustainable development lamentably slow, the Congress will showcase the knowledge and tools we need to put commitments into action. There can be no more excuses.


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Bad Piggies
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From the creators of Angry Birds: a game from the PIGS' point of view! OiNk! Build makeshift contraptions from a huge collection of parts and make it to the goal without blowing your vehicle to pieces!
IGN's "Best Mobile Game of 2012" Winner!
"Extremely fun and very challenging" -- Kotaku
"The best title Rovio has released yet" - IGN
"4/4 - Must Have" -- Slide to Play
"Bad Piggies is awesome, and needs to be a part of your iOS game collection just as much as the rest of the Angry Birds series" - Touch Arcade
"If you can't enjoy watching a pig drive a badly constructed car off a cliff and onto a pile of dynamite, you probably don't have a soul." - Yahoo/BGR
Create the ultimate flying/crawling/rolling/spinning/crashing device and pilot the pigs safely to the eggs!
The Bad Piggies are after the eggs again -- but as usual, nothing is going according to plan! Can you create the ultimate flying machine and steer them safely to their destination? Those tricky pigs have a few objects they can use, but they need your help to turn these into the perfect transportation!
With more than 200 levels, and free updates coming up, you have hours and hours of pig-crashing, exploding, and flying fun! Get three stars to unlock over 40 more levels! HINT: Sometimes you need to play the level several times to achieve all the objectives -- try building a new device or steering in a different way to earn all the stars!
● Over 200 levels crammed with flying/driving/crashing fun!
● 40+ special levels unlocked by getting three stars!
● Free updates!
● 9+ sandbox levels to stretch your creativity!
● Ultra-special, ultra-secret, ultra-difficult sandbox level to unlock by collecting ten skulls! Oh – guess it's not a secret anymore...
● 42 objects to create the ultimate machine: motors, wings, fans, bottle rockets, umbrellas, balloons, and much more!
Mechanic Pig
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New Episode: The Road to El Porkado
Embark on an archaeological adventure in an all new episode full of treacherously icy environments and spooky dark caves. Be sure to equip the trusty lamp to find your way in the darkness – or put the new Night Vision Goggles power-up to use!
Get ready to see pigs fly!
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What's New in Version 1.7.0
A new episode begins – The Road to El Porkado!
– 15 new levels – Hold on to your hats for a new episode full of slippery icy surfaces and treacherous dark caves!
– New Part – Slap the new lamp on your contraptions to see in the dark.
– New Power-up – Night Vision Goggles. No problem finding your way in the dark with these bad boys.
– Watch out for ancient pigs – They like to drop stuff.
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Bad Piggies is one of my favorite games made by Rovio and finally when in 2014 when there we NO updates I lost hope in the game, BUT, when this game finally got new update with new levels, there is now hope for this game! This is a great game and I hope you guys don't stop with the updates!
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I have been having this pain at the tip of my penis (inside) the end of my urethra for 4 months now. it was thought to be an std or uti, but i got tested for everything under then sun no std no cultures grew from urine, i did have protein in my urine and leukocytes, and got put on antibiotics for the possible uti, and no luck. 4 months ago this was accompanied by skin itching under armpits scalp and penis, pain in my mid-upper right side, major fatigue, Headache, food sensitivity, major anxiety and mood swings, stomach trouble. i was then put on diflucan single dose and the the symptoms left completely for about a week then came back full fledge. about two months ago i was advised to take diflucan twice 3 days apart. which only seemed to make things worse, now another two months later, urine tested again, still protein, no leukocytes this time. i am being recomended to use clatrimazole cream topically, and take a 1 week course of diflucan, (which i am reluctant to do a week on diflucan from all the bad things ive heard about it doing to your liver) also recently i TMI i know... took a flashlight and looked inside my meatus (pee hole) and saw the skin on the inside was turning a white color about 1 cm down inside from the opening. it wasnt discharge, just the skin itself on the inside was turning white like a Canker Sore. I am scheduled to see a urologist next week, but the pain is making it hard for me to work, its a sharp stinging pain at the tip of my penis that is worse after peeing or ejaculation. any advice in the mean time before i go to the Urologist would be great. also kinda scared once i go there that they are going to want to stick a camera up there (Owch)
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"I stopped sucking in my stomach three days ago."
My wife laid her knitting in her lap and just looked at me for a good long while. I couldn't imagine what was going on in there but her eyes were soft with a mix of amusement, interest, and perhaps even understanding. She knows me so well, often my epiphanies aren't news to her. It seemed as if she might be waiting for me to offer more explanation. Like sunrise and gravity, I can usually be counted on for more words.
I had nothing more.
I didn't understand what was going on with me but I was clear that something was unfolding, that a subtle yet persistent healing was underway. One little lesson after the next slipped into my consciousness–like random pieces of a puzzle without a box lid to reveal their intention. The theme was clear. I was healing, recovering from whatever caused me to stop breathing.
I don't breathe regularly. I hold my breath. I do it when I'm scared or sad or nervous or excited or happy or confused… I hold my breath. Then, I gasp for air, sigh, yawn, or whatever other technique my body eventually has to use to overcome my habit of not breathing. I don't know when it started or even why but it's been this way for as long as I can recall.
While working my way through countless self-improvement puzzles over the years, the pieces of the breathe puzzle kept popping up. I'd accept them and set them aside, not knowing what in the world they were for. On the evening in question, I was suddenly aware that the pile of pieces accumulating beside me actually held a message. There was a point to all of it and although I didn't understand, my certainty that it was important far outweighed the ridiculousness of whispering, "I stopped sucking in my stomach three days ago."
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Smooth-billed Ani (Crotophaga ani) - HBW 4, p. 602
French: Ani à bec lisse
German: Glattschnabelani
Spanish: Garrapatero Aní
Other common names: Black Witch, Tick Bird
Taxonomy: Crotophaga Ani Linnaeus, 1758, Jamaica.
Distribution: C & S Florida, Bahamas, Caribbean Islands, Trinidad, Tobago; locally in Mexico (mainland and islands of Quintana Roo), Costa Rica and Panama, and S on W coast to Ecuador, E of Andes from Venezuela and the Guianas through E South American lowlands to N Uruguay and Chaco to N Argentina.
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A bird foraging in the undergrowth Locality Santa Cruz, Galapagos Islands (Monotypic species)
Anna Motis 22 August 2005 7 years ago 39 sec 4.9
A pair copulating on a wire Locality Nosara, Guanacaste Province, Costa Rica (Monotypic species)
Max Roth 31 January 2001 9 years ago 50 sec 4.8
A bird perched and being joined by a second one. Locality Curicaca Wildlife Refuge, Pantanal, Mato Grosso State, Brazil (Monotypic species)
Alex García · Videoaves 1 March 2008 6 years ago 31 sec 4.8
A moulting bird feeding on the grass Locality Pousada Aguapé, Pantanal, Mato Grosso do Sul State, Brazil (Monotypic species)
Josep del Hoyo 9 January 2005 7 years ago 28 sec 4.7
A bird feeding on the ground. Locality Estancia Itabó, Canindeyú Department, Paraguay (Monotypic species)
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Locality Itariri, São Paulo State, Brazil
Lindolfo Souto 26 November 2010 40 weeks ago 4.8
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Locality La Güira National Park, Pinar del Río Province, Cuba
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Band. Locality Juiz de Fora, Minas Gerais State, Brazil
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Some of the Slovenians I met were not so nice...
First of all, I must point out that I have nothing against Slovenija and the Slovenian people and that what follows are the impressions I got while staying in Bovec, so they must not be generalized.
After this introduction, that will hopefully avoid misunderstandings or accusations of racism (which is not at all the case!), I will explain here what I didn't like:
1) many of the Slovenians I met were too reserved and cold toward tourists. Some restaurant waiters were even rude and nobody ever said me (nor the other students) "dober dan" ("good morning"), "hvala" ("thanks"), "oprostite" ("sorry");
2) most of the Slovenian students who were in Bovec to learn another language never spoke Slovene to me, although they knew I wanted to practise it. It looked as if they didn't want foreigners to learn their language and culture; hopefully not all Slovenians are like that;
3) quite a lot of the Slovenians my friends and I met were too nationalists: we were said that they "have nothing at all in common with Croats", "are more similar to Macedonians than to Croats". That seemed us absurd, as if Italians said they have nothing in common with the French. Of course Slovenians and Croats are different, but they have much in common! We saw that Slovenians feel superior to the other Balkanic peoples;
4) some Slovenians we spoke to did not consider Italia important at all. They only looked at Österreich. They talked as if fascism were still alive and they lived in the Socialist Republic of Jugoslavija, with the Iron Curtain "protecting" them from the West. That is the past! We cannot live for the past while we live together in the European Union! Moreover, many touristic books and leaflets were not translated into Italian, despite Italia being just 20 kms far from Bovec.
Well, these were the impressions of mine and of some of my friends'.
I repeat I am not at all against Slovenija and its people; on the contrary, I would love our two nations to have much better relations.
Unique Suggestions: I'd suggest tourists (especially Italian tourists) should avoid to speak about history and politics with Slovenians, because both sides could feel hurt.
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Continuing on with the automated SQL Cluster patching process, let's examine some creative ways in which we can provide real time and summary feedback. At a high level we will see how to write data from the orchestrated process into an external database, and then use this data for reporting purposes. With a basic understanding of how to extrapolate and manage this data, these concepts can then be translated into any number of orchestration / data reporting needs. This post will contain quite a bit of explanation, and a large amount of screen shots. I encourage you watch the included video to see a concise demonstration of the full solution in action.
Scenario / Use Case:
As the automation engineer for Contoso Inc. you have been asked to create a method by which the software update self-service portal (created in my last post) can also provide real time feedback into the progress of the software updating process start to finish. Management has asked for a view that will show status on each step in the process with particular detail on any reboot activities. Management would also like to see an email sent to the specified application owner that will summarize the execution steps with time completed for each node during the actual update process.
Goals for this blog:
Solution Overview:
We will start by quickly re-visiting the SQL Update process and Runbooks created during an earlier blog posting. If you recall the solution consisted of eight Runbooks –
Example of 1.1 Configure Updates:
Example of 1.3 Update Nodes:
In order to meet the requirements set forth in this post we will report on this series of Runbooks from two vantage points –
External Database:
Before getting started with the orchestration, we will need a data base in which to store the progress data. I have created a single database named ClusterPatch consisting of two tables RunbookStatus, and ClusterUpdateStatus. I will refer to this database in this article as the 'reporting database'.
Progress of All Runbooks:
We will focus first on the Progress of All Runbooks. For this we want to populate the RunbookStatus table with the Runbook name, Status (Started or Finished), and then the time at which the status activity happened. Considering this data will be identical (Started or Finished) for each individual Runbook in the solution, we can create an additional new Runbook that will handle the data population. We can then use an Invoke Runbook activity each time we want to populate Runbook status into the reporting database. Observe in the screen shot below the two Invoke Runbook activities (Started and Finished). These activities will trigger the new 'Progress Runbook', placing data in the reporting database each time a Runbook or step in in this automated patching solution has started or completed.
Example of 1.1 Configure Updates with reporting Invoke Runbook Activities. Compare this with the screen shot of the same Runbook earlier in this post.
Example of the Started and Finished Invoke Runbook activities:
Example of the newly created Update Runbook Status Runbook:
Initialize Data Activity:
Here we see the query database activity which places the Runbook status data into the reporting database for later consumption.
Update Runbook Properties – Query Database Activity:
To reiterate, this activity will execute at the start and finish of each Runbook in the SQL Cluster Updating series of Runbooks. The net effect will be a real-time update of the solution progress start to finish.
Progress of the 1.3 Update Node Runbook:
With the overall progress taken care of, lets now focus on how to provide reporting data specific to the patching status for each node. For this data gathering activity, rather than create a separate Runbook that will be triggered at each appropriate time, I've decided to use multiple Query Database activities inside of the 1.3 – Update Nodes Runbook.
Notice in the screen shot that not only do we have the addition of the Start and Finished Invoke Runbook activities which were discussed in the last section of this article; we also have eight query database object, one after each significant activity. These query database objects will insert data specific to the 1.3 – Update Node Runbook, or the actual software updates application process, into the ClusterUpdateStatus table in the reporting database for later consumption.
Example of the 1.3 – Update Nodes Runbook with Query Database Activities. Compare this with the screen shot of the same Runbook earlier in this post.
Example of one Update Runbook Query Database Activity:
Displaying the Data in real time:
Once our Runbooks have been wired up to populate data into the reporting database, we need to consider how to display the data. Any conventional reporting method will work, however in this demonstration I am going to use GridView contolls in the existing update portal. Recall from the last posting in this series, our custom portal contains input controls allowing us to specify the name of the cluster to be patched and an email address to which the completion email will be sent. Here I am extending this application working with the Status tab as seen below. On this status tab I have placed two GridView controlls each bound to either of the two tables in the reporting database. I will not detail how to configure GridView's, however it is quite simple and requires no coding. Here is an article for further reading - http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/x26w5syb(v=VS.80).aspx.
Both Tabs from the application. Note the database is empty thus there is no displayed status.
Status page after data has been entered into the database.
Quite simply, that is it. We have now stored data in the externally created database for consumption, and then returned the data using a GridView Control.
Configuring and sending a summary email:
Our final task will be to create an email summarizing the update process. Here I am only going to focus on the Node Specific data. Of importance in this email would be when the node went down for the reboot, and also when the node had recovered, or come back up after the reboot.
After kicking this around with the native Orchestrator Send Email activity, I've decided I can get more desirable results relying only on PowerShell to handle both the email construction and also email delivery. The screen shot below shows the new 1.5 - Clean Up Runbook which will delete the Collection and Update Management from Configuration Manager, and then create and send the summarization email. The Initialize Data activity in this Runbook consumes the collection name (from and earlier Runbook) and the email address (passed in from the custom portal or initial Initialize Data Activity).
Example 1.5 - Clean Up with Send Summary Run .NET Script Activity
The PowerShell behind the 'Send Summary Email' is as follows. Be aware that anything in bold needs to be configured for each environemnt. Consider using Orchestrator Global Setting Variables or published data for these values. Additionally this code is assuming you are following this blog as an example and have used the same database name and table names.
$a = "<style>"
$a = $a + "TABLE{border-width: 1px;border-style: solid;border-color:black;}"
$a = $a + "Table{background-color:#FFFFFF;border-collapse: collapse;}"
$a = $a + "TH{border-width:1px;padding:5px;border-style:solid;border-color:black;background-color:#0000FF}"
$a = $a + "TD{border-width:1px;padding-left:10px;padding-right:10px;border-style:solid;border-color:black;}"
$a = $a + "</style>"
$SqlServer = "<SQLSERVER>"
$SqlCatalog = "ClusterPatch"
$SqlQuery = "Select * From ClusterUpdateStatus"
$SqlConnection = New-Object System.Data.SqlClient.SqlConnection
$SqlConnection.ConnectionString = "Server = $SqlServer; Database = $SqlCatalog; Integrated Security = True"
$SqlCmd = New-Object System.Data.SqlClient.SqlCommand
$SqlCmd.CommandText = $SqlQuery
$SqlCmd.Connection = $SqlConnection
$SqlAdapter = New-Object System.Data.SqlClient.SqlDataAdapter
$SqlAdapter.SelectCommand = $SqlCmd
$DataSet = New-Object System.Data.DataSet
$emailbody = $DataSet.Tables[0] | Select-Object Node, Status, DateTime | ConvertTo-HTML -head $a
$smtpServer = "<SMTP SERVER>"
$smtpFrom = "<FROM Email Address>"
$smtpTo = "<TO Email Address>"
$messageSubject = "Node Specific Progress"
$message = New-Object System.Net.Mail.MailMessage $smtpfrom, $smtpTo
$message.Subject = $messageSubject
$message.Body = $emailbody
$message.IsBodyHTML = $true
$smtp = New-Object Net.Mail.SmtpClient($smtpServer)
And here is a sample of the email output. We can see here that the node TWOSQLN03 was rebooted at 8:19:28 and recognized as back online at 8:19:56.
Example Summaary Email:
That was quite a bit of talk, moving pieces, and screen shots. Let's take a look at a video demonstration which should tie this all together.
Video Demonstration: