Holiday Wishes, 2023

[andrea_lunsford]

In these dark days of so much hatred and war, I am grateful for even brief moments of comfort and hope (not coincidentally the title of a wonderful album from Yo Yo Ma and Kathryn Stott). This holiday season offers some such moments—whether in the tradition of Hanukkah, which concluded on December 15; Christmas and its associated holy days; Kwanzaa, which stretches from December 26 to January 1; the Muslim Eid al-Fitr, which marks the close of the holy month of Ramadan; the Buddhist Rohatsu, which falls on December 8—or another important event.  

Whatever traditions you and your students are marking this year, I hope that the events will bring time for reflection and reassessment, and especially for grace and goodness and kindness and love. In these times, we must search for, honor, and hold on to our commonalities—with persistence and commitment. This is our time to shine, to make our light known, and to share it freely.

Happy holidays to all!

Andrea

[maciejewson]

1. Open the ICM Admin Script Editor.
2. Create a new script or modify an existing one.
3. Define the user variables you want to log (e.g., UserID, CallDuration).
4. Assign appropriate values to these variables in the script.
5. Implement a logging mechanism within the script.
6. Specify a file path and name for the log file.
7. Ensure the log directory park has write permissions.
8. Format the log entries clearly with variable names and values.
9. Include a timestamp for each log entry.
10. Test the script to verify that logging works correctly.
11. Save and deploy the script in your ICM environment.
12. Monitor the log file for accuracy and consistency.