Documents tagged "Ashley"
Found 10 documents with this tag
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The image displays a DVD case with the title "Clouds" written on it. The DVD appears to be a homemade recording rather than a commercial release. There's also handwritten text that seems to indicate the content of the DVD is related to a person named Ashley, though the specific context is not clear from the image alone. The cover art is simple and resembles a doodle or sketch style, which gives it an informal look.
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The image shows a handwritten note on lined paper with a black and white striped pattern across the top. The writing is in blue ink and appears to be from a teacher or school official addressed to an individual named Ashley about a language arts test. The text includes phrases like "I want you to", "I hope you did well", and a request for feedback on how to improve the testing experience. A word that seems important has been underlined and marked with an asterisk. There is also a mention of another person being called to come get the student after the test.
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The image shows a screenshot of an email from a person named "Ashley" to the recipient whose name is redacted. Ashley mentions that she wants to discuss some issues at work and also talks about their children's school activities. The content suggests a personal or semi-professional relationship between the sender and the recipient, as they are discussing both work-related matters and their personal lives. There is visible text in the image with various topics including email address, contact information, and information related to job responsibilities and kids' events.
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The image displays a digital representation of a document, which appears to be an email. The content is mostly obscured by a redacted layer that prevents legibility of the text and images within it. However, some parts are still visible: the sender's name seems to be "Ashley" and there's a reference to "Economic Development" in the subject line. The document includes various sections and items listed under headings, with numbers indicating an organized structure or page numbers. There is also mention of something "good for our community" and a question regarding specific information that could not be provided due to "the nature of this information" being redacted.
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The image appears to be a digital screenshot of an email interface with a subject line that is partially cut off and only the initials are visible: "RE: (SHD)." The sender's name is not fully visible, but it seems to contain the letters "Ashley," as indicated by the red underline. There is no text in the message body or any attachments shown within this screenshot. The interface design suggests a common email program layout with tabs at the top, one of which is highlighted, but its contents are not visible in the image provided.
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The image shows a document with several sections redacted or blacked out. The first section at the top of the page has been entirely obscured by redacting marks, making it impossible to read its content. Following this, there is a line of text that includes a recipient's name and address, but only the name "Ashley" is visible without redaction. Further down, the body of the document contains text that has been blacked out, rendering it unreadable. The style of the image suggests it could be a printed copy of an official or sensitive letter due to the use of redactions for privacy.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_029856.txt
The email discusses a Washington Post story about President Trump's decision to hire outside counsel for legal matters, and the possible involvement of Reid Weingarten in this role. Ashley Parker, a White House reporter at The Washington Post, writes to Weingarten to inform him that he may be mentioned in the article and asks if he would like to comment or provide any nuance or guidance on the story. The email also mentions that Weingarten has already spoken with senior White House officials about this matter.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_029854.txt
The document discusses a story from the Washington Post about President Trump's decision to retain outside counsel, and the role of Reid Weingarten as one of the finalists for this position. The author of the email is Reid Weingarten, who seems to be considering whether or not he has a choice in this matter. Another person mentioned in the document is Jared Kushner, but it's unclear what his role in this situation is.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_029852.txt
This document appears to be an email exchange between two individuals discussing a story related to President Trump's decision to retain outside counsel. One of the people mentioned in the email is Jeffrey Epstein. The email also contains contact information for Darren Indyke, who is based in New York and works at a law firm. The text of the email includes instructions on how to handle confidential or privileged information contained within it.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_029851.txt
The document is an email from Ashley Parker at the Washington Post to Reid Weingarten, discussing a story about President Trump's decision to retain outside counsel. It mentions that Reid Weingarten is one of the finalists for the role and has already spoken with senior White House officials. The email also asks if Reid Weingarten would be open to chatting off the record about the matter.