u/Wulfgar878

I've tried searching the subreddit, but no luck finding an answer.

I manage the technology for a small non-profit local organization, and I have almost fifty years of digitized newsletters that I need to place somewhere where society members can access. I'm not sure of the best way to go forward to do this for ease of access but also safely.

1). I have the digital files stored on a hard drive, sorted into folders for each year and using filenames in the YEARMONTHDAY format so everything lines up chronologically.

2). I need to make these shareable to the members of the Society (preferably using a password) but keep them hidden from the general public.

3). Not everyone who is a member of the Society has a Google account. I need people to be able to access them no matter what their email address might be. This is not a technologically-savvy group; I have members who are still using Hotmail and AOL e-mails.

I'm not sure the best path here. Create a folder on the Workspace Admin Google Drive and then share it? I'm not overly concerned with storage space, since the entire archive consists of PDF's that only add up to about 1.6GB.

Thanks for any suggestions/assistance!

I was listening to the "Brothers in Arms" extended disc today, with the San Antonio 1985 concert as the second disc. On "Wild West End", someone does a great solo at the end, but the tone on the guitar just doesn't sound quite like Mark, and the style of the solo seems different than what I'm used to from MK. Was that one done by Jack Sonni?

I’m in the process of planning a visit to Spain next April. I’m curious what people think about this as a draft itinerary.

A few things first:

1. Although I’m American, I have both lived and traveled extensively in Europe. I know how to not behave like the obnoxious tourist, and I know not to expect Europe to be America. I’m deliberately leaving Barcelona off the list because throngs of drunk tourists fresh off the cruise ship or Ryanair flight is not my idea of fun.
2. Travelers would be myself and wife (early 60’s) accompanied by my 82-year old mother-in-law. When you look at her age, don’t panic—this is a person who did a month-long trek to Mongolia last year.
3. Intent is to use rail to travel between city centers.
4. I have a particular interest in medieval history, so a plus on things related to the Visigoths, Umayyads, and later medieval.

Here goes:

Start in Santiago de Campostella, three or four days visiting sites and exploring what we can of Galicia.
Train to Madrid.
Four days in Madrid, for the art museums, palace, and day trip to Tolédo.
Train to Cordoba.
Three days in Cordoba, for the medieval sites and general ambiance/vibe.
Train back to Madrid, flight home.

Itinerary is flexible. Is this doable, and anything I should add or leave out?

I hear a lot of things on this forum about difficulties in setting up bank accounts. Is that still true if the person setting up the bank account is a UK citizen? My wife is dual-national, so could she just walk into any bank and say “I’d like to set up an account?” We didn’t have to deal with this when we lived in England in the early 10’s, because I was working for the USG and fell under the SOFA. If we were to move back (I miss that island), we’d obviously want things to go as smoothly as possible.