A 12-year collection of weekly church mails from a pastor to his congregation

his booklet continues teaching the core concepts begun in the first volume, Day One: Applying Junos Operations Automation. Event automation instructs Junos of actions to take in response to system events through event policies and event scripts. Use event automation in your network to:Speed time-to-resolve to reduce the downtime and cost of eventsExplain where to use the different Junos script typesMinimize the impact of events on network operationsAutomate time-of-day configuration changes

So take off your mask, and turn off your mobile phones. Let’s get this thing going on like Mrs Jones. Cold beer, dark rum, no volume control, Jazz, Latin, swing, reggae got soul. Take your leave of lockdown, And let some old Motown Rattle your bones. Like many others around the world, Tam Mullen searched for a way to express his thoughts and feelings during the pandemic. In a collection of fifty-two rhyming poems birthed during that period, Mullen reflects on growth, change, and uncertainty as well as political ineptitude and the complexity of our relationships with inanimate objects. Penned weekly during the lockdown in the UK, Mullen’s poems, sometimes touching and sometimes humorous, explore such diverse topics as Zoom-induced psychosis, overused cliches, an album of family photographs, a cucumber discovered in the back of a salad drawer, the gateway drug of young love, a kitchen disco in full flow, and much more. This Week’s Words is a volume of rhyming poetry that reflects on one man’s journey through his thoughts and feelings during a global pandemic lockdown.