15 July 2020

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Make your Zoom experience the best it can be

Make your Zoom experience the best it can be


OLLI SENIOR U Although physically you will be in your own home when you take your classes this term, you will be in a classroom online, one that you can’t touch or feel. This is a new environment for almost all of us, but before long you’ll find that it will seem almost routine. Before Class Starts • Don’t share your Zoom link or password with anyone. This is an important security

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When the Power Goes Out

When the Power Goes Out


Extended power outages may impact the whole community and the economy. A power outage is when the electrical power goes out unexpectedly. A power outage may: • Disrupt communications, water and transportation. • Close retail businesses, grocery stores, gas stations, ATMs, banks and other services. • Cause food spoilage and water contamination. • Prevent use of medical

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DISASTER KIT CHECKLIST

DISASTER KIT CHECKLIST


It may be easier and cheaper than you think to organize disaster supplies in convenient locations. This is not just about("having(a(kit:"(knclude(supplies(specific(to(you7(such(as( medications, eyeglasses, clothing, shoes, toiletries, and more. This is in addition to the basic supplies everyone should have 2water7(food7(first9aid7(flashlight7(radios7(etc:::3: The chart below can help

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Jay and Connie Young Celebrate 67 years

Jay and Connie Young Celebrate 67 years


LW ANNIVERSARY Jay and Connie Young were married on July 25, 1953. Jay sometimes wonders how a preacher’s kid, born in Hollywood, California, could marry a farmer’s daughter from South Dakota. They met at the University of Redlands in 1951. Jay was a star basketball player and Connie was the head song girl and cheerleader. Jay says the success of their marriage can be attributed to

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