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Results Found: 43Thursday, June 11, 2020
Santee Chamber Weekly Update 11JUN20
Hello Santee! We have had quite the cultural awakening over the past few weeks and it's hard not to recognize that the face of our community has evolved immensely over the past few weeks. As we've opened our minds and hearts more, the reality is that businesses have had to close, reduce hours, and board up their storefronts. A quick thanks to Dustin Trotter who spent many hours connecting with local businesses and preparing them for the unknown. I am proud of the stand-up people in this community whoThursday, June 04, 2020
Santee Chamber Weekly Update 06JUN20
Hello Santee!I have always been utterly confused when two parties can feel so passionately opposite about the same topic. For me, I feel if we give each other the ample amount of compassion, we can listen, learn and grow at least enough to find our way to the middle together, having both gained some mutual respect for the other side we had previously misunderstood. I am blessed to not have anyone in my life who condones the act of racism (something clearly intolerable) and that which has never called for aThursday, May 28, 2020
Santee Chamber Weekly Update 28MAY20
Hello Santee!WM is essential! Our team has been working overtime during COVID to ensure your waste and recycling continue to be collected during these unprecedented times. Although we have seen somewhat of a decline in commercial collection due to businesses being temporarily shutdown, we have seen about a 40% increase in residential collection due to the Stay Home order. As we move into later phases of the re-opening of our City, we anticipate the commercial collection to bounce back to normal levels, as IThursday, May 21, 2020
Santee Chamber Weekly Update 21MAY20
Hello Santee!On Tuesday morning I was live streaming the regularly scheduled meeting for San Diego's County Board of Supervisors. (These meetings are always accessible to the public and I encourage you all to tune in when possible.) Listening in I was able to learn about two measures which were introduced that can help move our region's economy toward reopening and getting #BackToBusiness! Under the first, the County will submitted a plan to the governor's office that, if approved, would move San DiegoThursday, May 14, 2020
Santee Chamber Weekly Update 14MAY20
Hello Santee!TO OUR VALUED BUSINESS MEMBERS: We want to be here as a resource during this challenging time our world has been facing. We understand that the COVID-19 pandemic has caused many small businesses to close temporarily, cut back hours, and has even been forced to let some employees go. With the many changes taking place, we would like to offer an extension to your current membership with the chamber to have an additional 60 days. We hope that by extending your membership it will bring you someThursday, May 07, 2020
Santee Chamber Weekly Update 07MAY20
Hello Santee!I have to admit- I really don't like the phrase "New" Normal. I am so missing the "Old" Normal as most of us are. This last month instead of focusing on the things we miss, we have had some time to reflect on how much has been gained. Getting out of the "normal" has allowed opportunities to grow and to develop new skills, disciplines and character traits. The Santee Coffee Corner team has learned to be adaptable as we deal with frequent updates to County Health Orders which affect the way we doThursday, April 30, 2020
Santee Chamber Weekly Update 30APR20
Hello Santee!As we start to see the light at the end of this tunnel, I am reminded repeatedly of just how amazing our community is. It's no wonder that we miss our old way of life, it was great. We've held back and missed out on just enough to really recapture some gratitude for the gifts we are given each day. We have new information surrounding us daily and it seems guidelines and regulation requirements can change by the hour. But in the midst of all the chaos, life goes on and we lost a resident who wasThursday, April 16, 2020
Santee Chamber Weekly Update 16APR20
Hello Santee!"Give yourself some grace." This was said to me right when I needed to hear it. It's so relevant to me as a business owner, a mom, a wife, and the goal oriented person that I am. Like many of you, our business has been adversely affected by this pandemic. As an essential business we remain open—but obviously it is not business as usual.Sometimes being a business owner can feel lonely. We have a big responsibility to our employees and customers—employment stability and safety. It has beenFriday, April 10, 2020
Santee Chamber Weekly Update 10APR20
Hello Santee!Another week has come and gone with orders to "shelter in place" as we are all trying to find our new normal. The Santee Chamber staff is happy to announce we are all still working (remotely) and available, and honestly looking forward to connecting with you all in hopes to find more ways to provide resources and guidance during these times. I know it has been quite the challenge for businesses and we feel for you all… many of you are not just members/clients, but our mentors, friends and weFriday, April 03, 2020
Santee Chamber Weekly Update 03APR20
Hello Santee!What a whirlwind the last few weeks have been for families, schools, community leaders and local businesses. As the COVID-19 situation continues to evolve on a daily basis, we are all having to learn how to adjust in a new and unfamiliar situation. We are in uncharted waters, which is requiring a level of flexibility and adaptation like never before. Some of you are still open for business, but experiencing a decline in the demand for your services, some of you have had to temporarily closeThursday, March 26, 2020
Santee Chamber Weekly Update 26MAR20
Hello Santee!As we all practice our new normal, I am proud to say the Santee Chamber is abiding by the good rule of social distancing as we are working remotely from the comfort of our homes. For me personally, I am enjoying the change and trying to embrace the extra time gifted with our kids while balancing the dispersing of relevant information to our business community and residents. We will continue to share said information via our website which we are updating regularly. As for other news, I forgot toThursday, March 19, 2020
Santee Chamber Weekly Update 19MAR20
Hello Santee,As we are all overwhelmed with the rapidly evolving news of the COVID-19 epidemic, I want to first start by saying that we are a strong community and we will persevere. I know as each and every one of us feels the impact of this, our anxiety rises and our mental health becomes less stable. I encourage you all to remain calm and mostly, remain KIND. The Santee Chamber of Commerce will remain available as much as possible but the best way to contact us will be through our general email account asFriday, March 13, 2020
Santee Chamber Urgent News
The Santee Chamber of Commerce will be postponing all events and programs effective immediately. Due to information obtained regarding COVID-19, we feel it is in the best interest of our community to be cautious during this sensitive time. Experts say that suspending large-gathering events for the next few weeks will provide a gap that may help curtail the expansion of the virus. We will continue to monitor the situation and will update you as we have more information. For the most up-to-date informationThursday, March 12, 2020
Santee Chamber Weekly Update 12MAR20
Hello Santee!This week has brought some rain as we draw in toward the end of our winter – please remain safe and patient on the roads as well all remember how to drive in the drizzle &##128522; These past few days have given me plenty of opportunities to engage with my children at their schools and be thankful that these districts are also active participants in our business community as members of the Santee Chamber. PACK Day at West Hills was last Friday (thank you for that opportunity GUHSD) where I wasThursday, March 05, 2020
Santee Chamber Weekly Update 05MAR20
Hello Santee!It's that time of year again where winter is coming to an end (if we can even call it that here!) and spring is nipping at our feet. With that comes a lot of activity around town… hopefully you all just voted on Tuesday in the primary elections, we have our Santee Heroes Luncheon approaching soon and kids will be on their two week hiatus from schools before we know it. The Chamber has our second annual Santee Heroes Luncheon at the end of the month, we are less than 90 days out from our SanteeThursday, February 27, 2020
2020 Santee Chamber Business Awards Night
On February 20th, we held our Annual Awards Night and below is a list of the winners we celebrated! Santee Young Professional of the Year: Curtis Anderson, Salon Thrive SanteeBusiness of the Year: Chick-fil-A SanteeAutomotive: Lloyd's Collision & Paint CenterBanking Institution: Navy Federal Credit UnionBeauty & Salon Services: Raymond's BarbershopBrewing & Distilling: Pacific Islander Beer CompanyBusiness Resources: East County MagazineConstruction & Contracting: Raceway Electric & SolarDental &Thursday, February 27, 2020
Santee Chamber Weekly Update 27JAN20
Hello Santee!Last Thursday was our annual Business Awards Night hosted at Barona Resort Casino. This sold out event gathered 200 of our local business members for a night of networking, sharing and honoring. It was my absolute pleasure to formally introduce Curtis Anderson of Salon Thrive as our Santee Young Professional of the Year (make sure to wish him a happy birthday today!) and Chick-fil-A Santee as our Business of the Year. Their contributions throughout 2019 have been so hard to measure, but I'mThursday, February 13, 2020
Santee Chamber Weekly Update 13FEB20
Hello Santee!Last week, Santee went to Portland, Oregon! Well, maybe not all of town went and it was just me who visited the Pacific Northwest. Luckily, I was surrounded by over 400 other chamber professionals as I attended the annual Conference hosted by the Western Association of Chamber Executives. This was my third year in attendance and the best conference for me thus far. I guess I am bias as I have also been attending an annual Academy via W.A.C.E. each summer and after completion of said program,Tuesday, February 11, 2020
Chamber Executive Graduates from Professional Development Program
Kristen Dare, the CEO at the Santee Chamber of Commerce, was among the 28 chamber executives to graduate last Friday from Academy, a professional development program presented by the Western Association of Chamber Executives (W.A.C.E.). Academy is an interactive 3-day (three year) training program on chamber management essentials designed for today's chamber executives and staff professionals. "We congratulate all of the graduates and their chambers for having the vision to invest in professionalThursday, February 06, 2020
Santee Chamber Weekly Update 06FEB20
Hello Santee!Mast Park is now OPEN! It's been 13 months of anticipation for the residents of Santee and let me assure you, it was well worth the wait. On Saturday at 11am, Mayor Minto welcomed over two thousand guests as they were among the first to enjoy what is Santee's oldest park, now considered their newest! After an extensive $12 million overhaul, they truly have put the "park" in sparkle. After finding the nearest parking space at Carlton Hills School and starting my walk to the park, I laughed aThursday, January 30, 2020
Santee Chamber Weekly Update 30JAN20
Last Thursday the City of Santee kicked off a series of events starting with a relay around town, to hosting Olympic trials and ending with a 5K run under the beautiful Santee sunset. I want to personally thank Bree Humphrey who has been with the City's staff for many years and made a name for herself with her strong work ethic and high standard for producing impactful events for our community. She invited the Chamber to participate in the relay and it was my pleasure to be part of the celebration. ThanksThursday, January 23, 2020
Santee Chamber Weekly Update 23JAN20
Hello Santee!We are right in the middle of awards season in Hollywood and I feel full of glee as we are one and the same in Santee. Yesterday I was able to stop in and personally congratulate a few members of our Chamber who have made a difference in 2019. First was Curtis Anderson, Co-Owner of Salon Thrive. He will be receiving the Santee Young Professional of the Year award and we couldn't be more thrilled. He too was all smiles as I delivered his congratulatory giant donut (Thanks, Mary's!) and he provedThursday, January 16, 2020
Santee Chamber Weekly Update 16JAN20
Hello Santee!Today was our Annual Board of Directors Retreat. This Annual Retreat serves as an opportunity to plan out what goals need to be accomplished and how those goals will be met. Our directors that sit on the board are completely on a volunteer basis. We appreciate how much time and effort they put in with us throughout the year and without them it would be too much to handle for Jennae and I. We had the opportunity to welcome back our Board of Directors that will be continuing with a newSaturday, January 04, 2020
Santee Chamber Weekly Update 04JAN20
Hello Santee!Welcome to 2020… I've been loving all the new year posts whether they are photos of how you all rung in the new year, motivation for fresh starts or even jokes about staying the same! Holidays and special occasions are really when social media shines and this past few days have been no exception. As I gear up for our annual retreat for our all-volunteer Board of Directors, I wanted to take a quick moment to introduce our 2020 Chair of the Board, Darcy Fagerwold. I've talked about Darcy beforeThursday, December 19, 2019
Santee Chamber Weekly Update 19DEC19
Hello Santee!On Monday night I was able to join the local Santee Kiwanis Club for their bi-monthly meeting at Mimi's Café. Guest speaking in groups can sometimes be intimidating but I am glad to report, I was greeted kindly, offered a chair at their table, and instantly felt like one of their own. The group is small but mighty, offering annual activities for kids you may already be familiar with such as the Junior Olympics in the Spring and fishing days at Santee Lakes in December. But what I didn't knowThursday, December 05, 2019
Santee Chamber Weekly Update 05DEC19
Hello Santee!This evening was our 32nd Annual Taste of Santee. This event was a great start to the holidays and it was rewarding to see so many toys donated towards the Santee Santas. If you did not have a chance to attend the event but are still wanting to give please consider donating towards the Santee Santas here! I would like to personally thank the food vendors that participated and shared part of their evening with us. Thank you Pacific Islander Beer Company, Carlton Oaks Country Club, Walmart, TheWednesday, November 27, 2019
Santee Chamber Weekly Update 27NOV19
Hello Santee!Thanksgiving is tomorrow and the holiday rush is now here (just go to any grocery store to verify)! I am always thankful for my family first, of course, who give me purpose in life and reason to work hard at the Chamber. I am grateful for my hardworking husband who gives me the "yes" answers more than the "no" when I am wanting (which is often). Case in point, he is taking me and our kids to California Adventure tomorrow to celebrate in a less traditional way, but a way sure to be buildingThursday, November 21, 2019
Santee Chamber Weekly Update 21NOV19
Hello Santee!I often see people online who have mixed feelings about growth in Santee. Change is inevitable and I understand the sense of mourning that comes along with the loss of something nostalgic. Even as an adult with kids of my own, I still reminisce or about days at Santee School where the now-empty lot awaits development, or the hours upon hours I spent at Roller Skate Land where the first friend I made there as a seven year old turned out to be the girl who rushed me off Santana's campus duringThursday, November 14, 2019
Santee Chamber Weekly Update 14NOV19
Hello Santee!I love our big, little town, I also love the beauty surrounding it and the fact that we live in an amazing county with so much diversity and unique culture which shapes who we all are and how we live. Last night I spent a little bit of time out of Santee as I celebrated my dad's birthday with my mom and brother at a San Diego Gulls game down at the Sports Arena. For me, it was the perfect way to wrap up an elongated Veterans Day weekend. My dad is, naturally, my favorite veteran and also veryFriday, November 08, 2019
Santee Chamber Weekly Update 08NOV19
Hello Santee!These past few weeks have been BUSY for us. With two larger events back-to-back, I have been running myself ragged. This is not a complaint; I love staying busy. With work, volunteer roles and my family life all pulling me in different directions, it makes sense that many people ask me, "How do you do it all?" My answer is simple, because I have an amazing support system. From my family, to my neighbors, to my PTSA Board at Rio Seco, to my Board of Directors at the Chamber… I am constantlyMonday, October 28, 2019
Meet Chris Vertrees of Sportsplex USA
Read the full article from SD Voyager Magazine here:http://sdvoyager.com/interview/meet-chris-vertrees-sportsplex-usa-poway-santee/Thursday, October 24, 2019
Santee Chamber Weekly Update 24OCT19
Hello Santee!Yesterday I was invited to celebrate "10 Years of Excellence" as Edgemoor Hospital celebrated the first decade in their new building. The ceremony was quite interesting for those who don't know how deep the history is, rooting back to the 1920s when the County purchased land with a farm and used the buildings to care for the poor and elderly. Before Social Security, and long before Santee's incorporation, it was a place for the oldest and poorest citizens of our community to reside who wereThursday, October 17, 2019
Santee Chamber Weekly Update 17OCT19
Hello Santee!Many of us have had the pleasure of purchasing a home in town, some of you, several times! For my husband and I, we are still in our "starter" home, totally loving the neighborhood we inherited and the amazing friends we've made, a stone's throw away. We have an unofficial neighborhood watch when we leave town, a safe environment for our kids to play in the street, and caring people who have been there for our family during our hardest times. Although we sometimes fantasize about the nextThursday, October 10, 2019
Santee Chamber Weekly Update 10OCT19
Hello Santee!This week I decided to look back through my social media and find an old photo… not too old, just from last year. I wanted to show an image of me with two of my dearest friends at the church where we all grew up together. Brian, Kimberly and I all met probably somewhere around first grade while attending catechism classes at Guardian Angels Church. We didn't attend the same grade school or high school, and all took different paths as young adults, but our friendships remained in tact and we hadThursday, October 03, 2019
Santee Chamber Weekly Update 03OCT19
Hello Santee!Tuesday morning I was given a VIP tour of our two local high school campuses: West Hills and Santana. (Mind you, my husband and I have a son currently attending WHHS and we are graduates of SHS, so I am quite familiar with the campuses!) With fellow guest, City Manager Marlene Best, the District Superintendent, Dr. Tim Glover, and other key staff, this tour opened my eyes to the future our high school students have in the vast array of career choices which await them after graduation. TheseThursday, September 26, 2019
Santee Chamber Weekly Update 26SEP19
Hello Santee!Here at the Santee Chamber, we love local businesses! Sounds obvious, but we do. We love that being part of a community provides us with experiences that are very similar to those of a family. In a family, it's not uncommon to celebrate milestones for the ones you love. We at the Chamber get to treat each member as if they were our babies and mark those milestones in fun and unique ways. A grand opening can feel like a baptism, a good merger like a wedding, and certain anniversaries like thoseWednesday, September 18, 2019
Santee Chamber Weekly Update 18SEP19
Hello Santee!This past Saturday evening it seemed like we saw every adult in town at the annual Santee Bluegrass Festival. The night went by in a flash as a few good conversations can take up a chunk of the evening which traditionally flies by regardless. I think this was the year where I spoke to the least amount of people, ate only two samples of food provided and took only one picture while there! Luckily it was before the night became too hectic and I grabbed a quick selfie with my staff, Jennae andFriday, September 13, 2019
Santee Chamber Weekly Update 12SEP19
Hello Santee!On Tuesday the Santee Chamber partnered with 7 other local organizations to provide an East County Economic Crimes Forum at no cost to members of the public and regional businesses. We were happy to share ideas and resources as folks from all walks of like attended to learn about how scams and cyber-crime impact our businesses and communities at this first-ever event. At the event, you were able to learn about how to protect yourself from becoming a victim of fraud and cyber crimes, as DA staffThursday, September 05, 2019
Santee Chamber Weekly Update 05SEP19
Hello Santee!This past week was such a nice break from the norm. For some, the long holiday weekend meant more work, extra sales and promotions and extended hours. But for most, it was an extra day off from work or school and an opportunity to spend time any which way they chose. For me, I chose family. I took a step away from work and enjoyed a couple of days up in Mammoth Lakes celebrating my mother-in-law and spending time with my husband's side of the family. Taking time away from the office (inThursday, August 29, 2019
Santee Chamber Weekly Update 29AUG19
Hello Santee!Saturday we celebrated a special member of our Chamber, the Santee Coffee Corner. I was introduced to this business before my time with the Chamber began, as friend Clint August was a regular at their Carlton Hills location. I would often pop in on Friday mornings as he made himself available for friends and conversation, and even though he always had a crowd around him, he would always make room at his table for the next friend who arrived. I slowly got to know the family behind the Corner,Tuesday, August 27, 2019
Economic Crimes Forum in East County
Public Invited to First-of-its-Kind Economic Crimes Forum in East County Seven Chambers of Commerce Coming Together to Host the Event Members of the public are welcome to attend the first-ever Economic Crimes Forum in East County hosted by seven chambers of commerce to learn how scams and cyber-crimes impact businesses and the community. At the event, experts from the District Attorney's Office will teach attendees how to protect themselves and their businesses from becoming victims of fraud andThursday, August 22, 2019
Santee Chamber Weekly Update 22AUG19
Hello Santee!Last night we held a business mixer at Sportsplex USA, right in the heart of Santee in Town Center Community Park. For those who remember, Sportsplex entered into a partnership with the City of Santee back in 2003 but finally opened their doors to the public in 2010. This 20-acre sports park still manages to impress me 9 years later. You can read all about their nearly 4 million visitors and the highlights and economic impacts of this premier sports complex in the next issue of The SanteeThursday, August 15, 2019
Santee Chamber Weekly Update 15AUG19
Hello Santee!Last week was leadership overload for me, in all the right ways! I was invited as a guest of Todd Tolson from Riverview Community Church, to attend a two day summit which is held in Chicago but globally broadcasted allowing us to attend a local viewing in East County. Maybe some of you have heard of it, participated in a viewing venue or even attended in Chicago for this annual Global Leadership Summit. For Todd, this is something he's probably been participating in for about 20 years. For me,


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In the book "The Lost Boy" the main character is David Pelzer. David is a very smart and brave nine year old boy. He had the courage to do a lot of things most people would not have done.
The author uses many different tactics to show the true colors of the boy. David wrote his book from a first person view so you really understand how he felt throughout the abuse. The author reveals Davids a very shy, timid boy. In the story he does not have one single friend. He is the outcast at school. David never engages with other kids unless he is stealing their food lol. Although The Boy is shy, he is extremely brave. In the story David is nine years old and he was getting abused every day of his life. He had the courage to run away from home and tell on his mother. He ran to a bar and made friends with the worker there. The worker mad him pizza and called the police because David was only 9. The police came and David told the police how his mother is not a good person.Currently in the story David is in the middle of a court case with his mother. Davids one brave nine year old.
After David his story about what he went through it made me have a lot of respect for him. In the story David is the main character. David is a very nice but weird person. He is very nice and respects just about everyone even his mother. However, he is very socially awkward. He does not have very good social skills because he is never given good attention at home. He really does not have a role model who he can look up to. In the book Davids personality probably saved his life. When he would get beat by his mother if he fought back she would kill him. For what David has been through he is a very good person.
Through torture and loneliness David kept his head high. In the end David is now a great person and his mother, well, shes dead.

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DNA Methylation Data Analysis Workshop
ecSeq Bioinformatics, Leipzig, Germany, will host a 3-day Epigenetics workshop on DNA methylation data analysis in December, 2015. The workshop is designed for beginners in the field of NGS bioinformatics. It will be held in Leipzig December 15th – 17.
The purpose of this workshop, according to the company, is to get a deeper understanding of the use of bisulfite-treated DNA in order to analyze the epigenetic layer of DNA methylation. Advantages and disadvantages of the so-called 'bisulfite sequencing' and its implications on data analyses will be covered. The participants will be trained to understand bisulfite-treated NGS data, to detect potential problems/errors and finally to implement their own pipelines. After this course they will be able to analyze DNA methylation and create ready-to-publish graphics.
By the end of this workshop the participants will:
- be familiar with the sequencing method of Illumina
- understand how bisulfite sequencing works
- be aware of the mapping problem of bisulfite-treated data
- understand how bisulfite-treated reads are mapped to a reference genome
- be familiar with common data formats and standards
- know relevant tools for data processing
- automate tasks with shell scripting to create reusable data pipelines
- perform basic analyses (call methylated regions, perform basic downstream analyses)
- plot and visualize results (ready-to-publish)
- be able to reuse all analyses
For additional information and to register visit https://www.biostars.org/p/145630/
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Draw n Guess
Draw n Guess Study Set works like the 'Draw Something' game where a random student will be assigned a word to draw. The rest of the students who are the guessers will need to guess the drawing by selecting the answer in a multiple choice format.
The student's drawing will appear on the Teacher's view in real-time and thus should be shown on the projector screen. As a teacher, you may also assist the student by drawing simultaneously.


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Beyond Race and Gender: Financial Access to Low and Moderate Income Households
21 Pages Posted: 11 Apr 2011
Date Written: April 9, 2011
Checking accounts with an overdraft protection line of credit can be seen as the first steps in accessing credit for some households, specifically for Low- to Moderate-Income (LMI) borrowers. In this paper, we assess a lender's decision to grant LMI consumers an overdraft protection line of credit for their checking account, and the extent to which LMI borrowers bounce their checks once approved for an overdraft protection. Based on a sample of over 19,000 households, we find that banks are more likely to deny credit to their current LMI customers, controlling for an individual's income and credit risk characteristics. Low and moderate income customers also receive about $1100-$1500 lower overdraft line of credit. However, based on their ex post performance, they are not significantly more likely to bounce a check than higher income households.
Keywords: Household Finance, Banking, LMI Borrowers, Checking Accounts, Overdraft
JEL Classification: G2, D1, D8
Suggested Citation: Suggested Citation


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- Stomach Flu & Tsunami Warnings: Wednesday night was stomach flu night for Thing 2 (wee girlie isn't going to be wanting Shamrock Shakes for awhile), and then at 4:17 a.m. on Friday morning we got a text message with the tsunami evacuation notice. I was half-expecting it, since we'd heard the news the night before about the earthquake in Japan. We're far enough up from the beach that we didn't need to go, but given that there's only one route to the outside world for our neighborhood, we went ahead and drove to the kids' school anyway, because we knew traffic would probably be really, really bad when it was time to go to school, and Thing 1 had a field trip scheduled for that day. After we got there, we got the news that all the schools in our district were closed (even ours, which wasn't being used as an evacuation site), but the road up to it was choked with traffic, so we ended up spending the morning with some school friends, who kindly took us in and made us coffee and pancakes and let us play with their new corgi puppy (squeeeee!!!). It ended up being, thankfully for us, a non-event. I sure wish it had also been that for the people of Japan. I don't usually follow the news much, but I have been following this one, and it's just mind-boggling and heart-breaking.
- Big Changes at Work: I'm still not sure of the full impact, but our smallish company was bought by a really huge company, and our technological distinctiveness is being gradually added to its own. (Say what you will about assimilation, but I'm sure that this nifty ocular implant is going to come in especially handy. ;-)
- Little League Opener: A very bright note during the past week was our celebrating Thing 1's opening day! The ceremony was very cool: all the teams were on the field, the mayor threw out the opening pitch, then each team had each player run the bases as the coach introduced the player. Thing 1's coach did a really nice job announcing them. Later in the afternoon, their team played their first game. Mr. H&H and Thing 2 got to watch; our team got first snack bar duty, so with Thing 1's OK, I went ahead and volunteered, but I missed seeing the game. Thing 1 struck out on his first time at bat, but he hung in there and at his second time, he got a hit and made it to 1st. Another player got a home run, so Thing 1 got to complete running the bases and scored for his team. And their team won the game, which was neat, because I think they have a lot of the newer players; all the kids seemed have a nice time, which is the important thing. So far, we're enjoying the team sports experience.
- Health Stuff: Weight is up, but less than 1 pound. I'm still 5 pounds over where I was maintaining before the holidays. Blood glucose levels are looking good - for the last 7 days, fasting average is 96, overall average is 97. (I've been good about taking the fasting numbers, not so good at taking post-meal numbers.) Fitness-wise, I got at least 30 minutes, 7/10 days. (Not counting the hours-on-my-feet day working the snack bar!) Thank goodness for our stationary bike. I didn't make it to the gym much last week, and with the rain, it's a great option. This week is looking a bit better for making it to my gym classes, which is good, because I don't get much strength focus otherwise. (I was looking back over my Daily Mile log, and it's been a whole MONTH since I made it to my Wednesday class! Which has changed names to "Beach Body." Oy. This week there was a substitute instructor, and he was very energetic; I liked the way he incorporated a lot of flexibility stuff in there with the strength moves. (And I couldn't help but wonder what kind of coffee he drinks? Gotta get me some of that. Also gotta get me some hearing protection to keep in my purse, because he played his music way too loud. Eh! Darn those kids and their crazy loud music! ;-)
This is a blog about one woman's quest to manage Type 2 Diabetes while maintaining her health and humor.
Wednesday, March 16, 2011
Weekly Update, 3/16/11: The "Ides of March" Edition
7 comments:
- Brooke said...
glad that all is well in your neck of the woods - scary stuff huh?
- March 17, 2011 at 6:26 AM
- debby said...
Ha--laughed at complaining about the loud music. I always think the same thing as I'm complaining about it.
Wow, didn't know they evacuated Half Moon Bay. I was at work and saw a little of the news--Crescent/Santa Cruz. It looked to me like they were over-reacting, but I guess you never know with the weather. Since I don't have tv, I have been a little incubated from the Japan news.
Its good to hear from you! And glad you are holding steady with all the extra activity around there. It sounds like you are happy about the merger at your job?
- March 17, 2011 at 8:03 AM
- Lori said...
Hope the merger goes well. I got squeezed out of a job once from a merger, but that was in the food business where workers are like disposable napkins.
Hooray for team sports being fun! Especially the getting along and having fun. Positive athletic experiences can make such a huge difference for kids.
- March 17, 2011 at 9:54 AM
- DebraSY said...
Hooray that you have a good Little League community! Or so it appears. Healthy activity needs a healthy attitude to go with it, or it becomes . . . something else. Congrats to T-1 on the single and the score.
- March 18, 2011 at 7:10 AM
- Biz said...
I totally miss this time of year - my daughter played t-ball and softball from age 6 to 14 (the high school coach was a total a-hole, so Hannah didn't play in high school).
It's so sad that part of her life is over already!
Super impressed with your blood sugars still - yesterday I gave myself too much insulin at lunch, completely over estimated the carbs - it was 31 AFTER I ate, so that will tell you how bad it was.
I had pineapple in the work fridge, ate a cup of that, waited 15 minutes - that brought it up to only 45! So I ended up eating 7 POINTS of peanut m&m's, which was how many activity points I earned yesterday - oh well, at least it was a wash!
Enjoy your weekend! Hugs!
- March 18, 2011 at 8:35 AM
- Terri said...
Haha - resistance is futile, isn't it? Glad the tsunami turned out to be a none-issue for you. Like you, I wish it had been so for the poor people in Japan.
- March 19, 2011 at 4:22 PM
Wow, I didn't know you were impacted by a tsunami warning. Yikes! Glad it was a non-event for you.
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To determine whether your organization had this update applied, check your Microsoft Dynamics 365 version number. Click the gear icon in the upper-right corner, and then click About.
Service Update 5 resolves the following issues:
Performance Improvements
The following list details issues whose resolutions improve the speed or functionality of Dynamics.
- Opening Account entity using Dynamics for Phones results in a perpetual loading dialog under certain conditions
- Custom icons do not display properly on sub-grids
- A performance issue occurs when creating a marketing list for an organization in a different Dynamics region
- Column labels overlap under certain conditions in document views when using Dynamics 365 for tablets
- Mailboxes tied to a POP3 client encounter an infinite loop under certain conditions, causing mailbox to not processes
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- Email addresses display in an improper format under certain conditions using Dynamics 365 App for Outlook
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- Sub-grid loading asynchronously freezes the form under certain conditions
- Description Field on Mobile devices clips when increasing characters past the text box width
- Users are unable to find records in Account lists greater than 1000 items
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- An empty space appears beneath the editable grid when a user moves from one Business Process Flow stage to another
- The What's New page retrieves a blank view under certain conditions
- Saving icon never disappears when saving editable sub-grids
- Articles by Rating chart is not interactive
- Dynamics 365 App for Outlook does not load in Edge browsers properly
- Editable grids lock up when updating or saving field data under certain conditions
- Convert to Case in Interactive Service Hub gets stuck in processing
Unexpected Behavior
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- Entity mappings are improperly recreated to default values on upgrading organization to later versions
- An earlier opened document will open when a different document is accessed under certain conditions when using the SharePoint integration
- Sequence numbers duplicate under certain conditions for Opportunity, Quote, Sales Order and Invoice Details
- When adding a record for an entity under certain conditions, a lookup occurs instead of a quick create form in Dynamics 365 for Phones
- Tracking an email to a newly created entity record via Dynamics 365 App for Outlook will show the subject of the email instead of the name of the entity record
- Business Process Flow stages are able to be progressed with mandatory fields not supplied when using Dynamics 365 for Tablets
- An "Enter a value" dialog occurs when recalculating rollup values under certain conditions
- The Detail Amount currency is changed to another defined currency under certain conditions
- The "More than one match found" dialog improperly displays on entity lookups when using Dynamics 365 for Outlook under certain conditions
- Opening duplicate record check links prevent returning to the previous screen, requiring closing of the application
- Price per unit on Products reverts to 0 on the Opportunity form under certain conditions
- The lock symbol for read-only checkboxes overlaps with checkbox under certain conditions, preventing value from being determined
- Users can download reports in the context of other users under certain conditions
- Write-in Products created on Opportunities appear as new Opportunity Products
- When using openEntityForm, pressing the F5 key after saving results in a new registration screen
- Business Process Flow Stage is lost once the user moves to a stage that is related with the Invoice Entity
- Quantity fields with five decimal places incorrectly round off to a whole number
- Server Side Synchronization sends the same email multiple times if the AcknowledgeItem fails
- When selecting Contacts to link, the grid deselects the first selected Contact
- Date Only fields become Date & Time when sending an email using a synchronous workflow
- While retrieving Case entity information, the logical name of SLA Invoked ID attribute is NULL
- Quote Line Amount and Total Amount is different when discount is applied per unit
- Total Discount Amount is set to $0 when an Opportunity record is opened
Repaired Functionality
The following list details issues whose resolutions repair items in Dynamics that are not functioning.
- The incorrect confirmation notification displays when untracking a Recurring Appointment
- Warning and logout dialogs do not display the correct time in certain conditions
- Certain contact queries do not return formatted values properly
- Commands on certain cards do not function properly when using Dynamics for Phones
- When creating processes, lookup fields for the Opportunity entity are locked and unable to be interacted with
- Navigating to a Marketing List from a read-only lookup causes form to not render properly
- A change to a different Business Process Flow stage does not trigger Business Rules in the mobile client
- The column "Description for Product" in the Quote entity does not show data under certain conditions
- Contact sub-grids render the member list improperly under certain conditions
- Duplication detection pop-up does not appear after qualifying a Lead with the same email as another qualified Lead in the mobile client
- Scrolling does not render properly on Business Process Flow stages with multiple fields
- Knowledge Article records do not render the fields and labels on the header properly
- Sub-grids do not render the first page of items correctly under certain conditions
- Vertical scroll does not render Appointment times properly when accessing Dynamics App for Tablets on an iPad device
- Knowledge Management searches do not render properly under certain conditions
- The Service Activity Volume report does not render properly when accessed using Chinese date formats
- A blank page displays when using the Next Page arrows to view the next record in a sequence in Dynamics 365 for Outlook
- When using "Email a Link" in a sub-grid, the resulting Email record does not render properly
- The Activity Wall on an Account entity record does not render properly if a regarded Opportunity record topic is null
- Appointment records are not removed from Exchange under certain conditions when deleted in Dynamics and using the Dynamics 365 for Outlook sync method
- Tasks are unable to be created from Phone Calls under certain conditions in the mobile client
- Business Process Flow titles are not translated properly in certain languages
- Solution imports fail with Invalid Column exception
- Filters and views do not apply correctly in the mobile client under certain conditions
- Dynamics Marketing Lists do not save sorting criteria under certain conditions
- Updates to Appointment times on tracked records through the Dynamics 365 App for Outlook do not have the changes synced to Dynamics under certain conditions
- Values of URL format fields become truncated improperly under certain conditions
- User records synced to Dynamics from Office 365 are not automatically approved for Server Side Sync
- The create form does not load properly when using the mobile client under certain conditions
- The regarding field on new Appointments does not populate correctly under certain conditions
- Regarding field is not populating when clicking the [+] sign on Appointment sub-grids
- Custom Workflow Activity fails due to an entity read query being deadlocked
- Custom Entities and Custom Areas do not allow Check Marking of Show Groups in the Sitemap Designer
- Cannot create Case if selecting a Contact look-up field prior to selecting a Customer look-up field
- Users in the GMT -3 time zone display incorrect date/time values
- Single Line Text Field with Format of Text type unintentionally wraps
- User with "act on behalf of" privilege can impersonate an integration user under certain conditions
- Mailboxes do not disable after disabling the associated Email Server Profile
- Opening charts with multiple horizontal axis labels do not filter data properly
- Associated view button is missing from sub-grid when data source entity is Opportunity or Contact
- Cannot create an order after activating the Quote stage
- Unable to open the Solution Installation Page from the Dynamics Instance Picker page
- Lookup filter does not work when the filtering field is in the Header/Footer of the form
- SharePoint Account folder does not have GUID when created from a child folder
- Replying to a tracked received email fails to track using the Dynamics 365 App for Outlook
- ReportViewer is missing print icon in right to left languages
- The value of OptionSet intermittently is not reflected on the Mobile App with touch enabled
- AutoTrackSentFolderItems added to OrgDBOrgSettings tool to parse Sent Items folder for automatic tracking
- The Contact record is highlighted and the details displayed on the right, but the record is not selected using Dynamics 365 for Outlook
- Disparity between Mobile and Web Client horizontal bar chart direction
- Users are unable to convert Campaign Response to a Lead
- Record does not track when the name of the record has double quotes
- Missing associated sub-grid icon on Marketing Campaign form for Lead and Opportunity
- CRM Sales Activity Social Dashboard is not loading data
- Deleting Activities, Contacts, and Tasks is not syncing down to Exchange
- Users cannot see the selected members with a lower privilege depth
- Left Voice Mail checkbox is unchecked on Activity records
- Custom properties are getting deleted from Appointment items, causing the tracked status to disappear
- After saving an editable field, users cannot change the page on the editable grid
- Item forms do not load when adding Units to Unit Groups and Discounts to Discount Lists
- Appointments with attachments do not track to Dynamics under certain conditions
- Appointments do not show values in the message field if no recipients are selected while in draft
- Users fail to authenticate properly when accessing Solution Module view
- Reimports fail when records are exported to Excel from an Advanced Find
- Unable to import Business Process Flows
- The Forward button does not function properly on an Email Activity record
- Back navigation does not work on a newly created Opportunity record
- OnPreSearch Event does not fire every interaction with Lookup Control in the mobile client
- Subjects and Sales Literature records do not render properly in the Dynamics 365 App for Outlook
- SLA fields do not display properly on custom entities
- Automatic record creation rules do not create a record when SourceType is SocialActivity
- Required Two Option step does not trigger validation on Business Process Flows
- Unable to add multi-layer grouping in legacy advanced find page
- Opportunity Product line sub-grid is not visible using Legacy Forms
- Users are unable to change the filter in the Option Set column
- Recurring Appointment is not getting synced to CRM after updating the recurrence of the record in Outlook
- Reports do not load due to a display exception
Error Messages, Exceptions, and Failures
The following list details issues whose resolutions correct actions that produce errors, unhandled exceptions, or system or component failures.
- An Unexpected Error occurs when using the SharePoint integration on Account entity records with names longer than 200 characters
- An Invalid Parameter exception occurs when linking an Article to a Case record
- A Null Reference exception occurs during Email synchronization in certain scenarios, preventing Email record creation
- A KeyNotFound exception occurs when inactive mailboxes improperly attempt processing in certain scenarios
- An Unexpected Error occurs when selecting a Personal Word Template in the SharePoint Integration under certain conditions
- The error "Can't connect to Exchange" occurs if initial sync takes longer than 15 seconds when using Dynamics 365 App for Outlook
- Deleting a custom entity causes a Metadata exception under certain conditions, preventing access of organization through the mobile client
- An Unexpected Error occurs when accessing the Activities sub-grid using the mobile client if the "Open Activities" view is disabled in the organization
- A Paging Cookie Exception occurs when accessing the "Users with no Assigned Role" view under certain conditions
- A Folder Does Not Exist exception is thrown when accessing OneNote documents using the mobile client
- The dialog "Mailbox not enabled" occurs when using the Dynamics Email Router under certain conditions
- An Attribute Value script error occurs when creating child entities under certain conditions
- A Record not Found exception occurs when activating team-owned workflows under certain conditions
- Dynamics Online users receive "Record is unavailable" exception when saving or sending Email activities
- Retrieving records using an alternate key with a comma results in an internal server exception
- Imports fail with the error "User does not have the privilege to act on behalf of another user"
- The error "Maximum call stack size exceeded" occurs when modifying Lead form XML
- Entity Record forms show script errors while navigating to Navigation Related Entities
- Uninstall of a solution fails due to an Invalid Business Process exception
- Null sdkmessageid for managed solution causes exception when importing a new version of the solution
- An unsupported exception occurs when attempting to use Dynamics 365 App for Outlook on an iOs device
- Switching Process in the mobile client results in a null reference exception
- An installation exception occurs when opening the Dynamics 365 App for Outlook on a Mac desktop
- An authentication exception occurs when adding SLA items
- Importing newly zipped translations results in a null reference exception
- An Invalid Component exception occurs when importing a solution with components
- An error occurs on Social Profile solution imports
- An invalid argument exception occurs when adding contacts in Marketing Lists
- A script error occurs when moving to the next stage on a Business Process Flow