[MAIPC] Test email - always bnetter to not attach things

[Kathy Bilton]

I'll take this opportunity to say that it is always better to send a 
link to files you want to share with others on the list than to attach 
them.

For pictures, one can always get a http://www.flickr.com (or 
similar) account and put 
the images there.  For other kinds of files, they are often already 
available online, so just provide a link to them.  If not, you should be 
able to share them through google docs.  (You'd need to create a google 
account, but you needn't use it for other purposes.) Or there are many 
other ways to share files: 
https://www.google.com/?gws_rd=ssl#q=share+files+online

--Kathy

Tue, 28 Apr 2015, 
at 13:57, Farrah, Mary said:

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>Hi All,
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>The last two emails I sent to the MAIPC listserv don’t appear to have gone
>through. Maybe because of the photos of a new EDRR species? This is a test.
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>Mary Farrah | Environment & Natural Resources  Extension Agent
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>The Center for Sustainable Development
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>COOPERATIVE EXTENSION SERVICE
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>College of Agriculture, Urban Sustainability & Environmental Sciences
>(CAUSES)
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>The University of the District of Columbia
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>4200 Connecticut Ave., NW | Washington, DC 20008
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>mfarrah at udc.edu | direct 202.274.6682  
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>If I don't promptly respond to your email it means I'm working in the field.
>I will reply when I return to the office.
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>P Please consider the environment before printing this email
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