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FWBank's BankNow Internet Banking gives you immediate access to your account information from the convenience of your home securely over the Internet.
Banking on-line is smart! You can streamline your whole banking process through the use of the many account management functions available. At First Westroads Bank, Internet Banking is more than just viewing your account balances.
BankNow provides comprehensive funds management systems for all your banking needs including:
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FWBank's Mobile Banking features the ultimate in banking convenience. Banking when you want, where you want. It provides instant access to a host of account services. Our Mobile Banking options include:
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Bookmark our mobile site on your phone's browser for immediate access to account balances, transaction history, bill payment services, and locate branches and ATMs. This option is designed for those that do not have an App-based phone.
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Receive alerts, account balance information, and transaction history via text messaging.
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Banking your way – FWBank's Mobile App is available for download from the App StoreSM for any iPad® tablet. With the FWBank App for iPad, you have access to account information, transfer funds, make deposits*, pay your bills through the bill payment services, and locate branches and ATMs. Watch our Mobile Banking for iPad video below for more information.
The FWBank Mobile Banking App for iPad is available to anyone already enrolled in BankNow Internet Banking. To download the 'FWBank Mobile Banking App for iPad', visit the App Store, search for FWBank, and install. Or, click or scan the QR Code below with your iPad to be directed to the App Store..
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Keep up with your banking on the go with FWBank's Mobile Banking App. It's easy to install and provides all the conveniences to make your banking easier. Click the below video to learn more about the FWBank Mobile Banking App.
The FWBank Mobile Banking App is available to anyone enrolled in BankNow Internet Banking with an iPhone or Android operating system. For your convenience, we offer three ways to download the app:
1. Visit the Apple App StoreSM or Google Play StoreTM and search FWBank.
2. Click or Scan the QR Code below based on your phone type.
3. Login to your BankNow Internet Banking Account, select Options from the upper right screen, scroll down to Mobile Banking Profile and select Enroll.
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Mobile Browser Banking
FWBank's mobile browser banking is available to anyone with internet access on their phone. It provides all the conveniences of online banking, without requiring an App-based phone.
With FWBank's Mobile Browser Banking you can:
View account information
View transaction history
Transfer funds
Pay bills
Locate local branches and ATMs
Text Banking
Mobile Banking also works on phones without internet access. Through text messaging, you can still take advantage of FWBank's Mobile Banking services. Text banking allows you to: view balance information, view transaction history, and locate local branches and ATMs.
Enroll Now. Mobile Banking is available to anyone currently enrolled in our BankNow Internet Banking service. To enroll, login to your account, select Options at the top of the screen, scroll to Mobile Banking Profile, and then SIGN UP. Or, search for us in the App Store or Google Play Store and download.
Mobile Capture - Making a check deposit* has never been so easy
Mobile Capture allows you to make deposits* directly from your smart phone or iPad via the Mobile Banking App. Simply follow the steps in the app, take a photo of the front and back of the check, and the process is complete.
Click here for Education Tips on using Mobile Capture
Mobile Capture is made available through the Mobile Banking App. To apply for this service, simply login to BankNow Internet Banking and complete the application located in the secure forms section. Upon approval, this service will be automatically added to your mobile banking app.
*Some exclusions apply. See the Terms and Conditions for details.
With Mobile Banking, your information is fully secure.
With multiple layers of authentication, you'll never have to worry about the wrong people getting your information. A personal password and phone activation code keep your information safe.
If you have any questions on FWBank's Mobile Banking or Mobile Capture services, please contact a FWBank Personal Banker at (402) 330-7200.
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- Quick access to account information
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- Ideal for those without Internet access!
Contact a FWBank Personal Banker to set up BankNow Telephone Banking access today! (402) 330-7200
Bill Pay
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It's fast, easy and secure! Pay bills easily by using FWBank's BankNow Bill Payment feature!
- Save money on stamps, checks, and envelopes
- Safety and security of our online system protects your personal information
- Pay one or all your bills online
- Schedule one-time or recurring payments
- View your transaction history and pending payments
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BusinessConnect Bill Payment
- Streamline your Accounts Payable process by using FWBank's Bill Payment for BusinessConnect!
- Low cost for BusinessConnect customers of $4.95 per month for your first 20 items, $0.35 each item thereafter.
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Send Money to Friends and Family
Popmoney® is an innovative personal payment service that eliminates the hassles of checks and cash. Popmoney allows you to send and receive money as easily as you send and receive email and text messages. Best of all, you don't need a separate account. Just use your current FWBank checking account.
With Popmoney, you can send and receive money using BankNow Internet Banking. It's just that easy!
How it Works
Sending Money
- To send money, log in to your account by accessing BankNow Internet Banking and click through to your Bill Payment service, there will be a tab labled Popmoney.
- Send money using the recipient's name and email address, mobile number or checking account information. You can even make it special by using one of our eGreetings.
- You will be notified when the transaction is completed.
- If your recipient's financial institution is part of the Popmoney network, they can complete the transaction from their own financial institution's online banking site. If not, they can go to Popmoney.com to pick up the funds and direct the funds to their bank account.
Receiving Money
You will receive an email or text message telling you someone sent you money.
Log in to BankNow Internet Banking and direct the funds to your bank account.
Money sent to a specified bank account will be automatically deposited there.
Check it Out
Check out our Bill Payment Demonstration in our Education Center to learn more. There is a $0.50 fee for each transaction submitted through Popmoney for any dollar amount.
Need more information? View our Popmoney FAQs
Looking to cut down on paper or mail in your mailbox?
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eStatements are FREE and are available for up to 18 months through BankNow Internet Banking or BusinessConnect Internet Banking. Need a paper copy? No problem, you can print eStatements at any time.
It's completely safe, secure, and environmentally friendly.
For further information on eStatements, View our eStatements FAQs, or contact a FWBank Personal Banker at (402) 330-7200.
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eStatements are available to anyone enrolled for BankNow Internet Banking or BusinessConnect Internet Banking service with a checking or savings account. To learn more, please watch our eStatements video.
To Enroll through BankNow Internet Banking, log on to your account, select Options at the top of the screen, scroll to eStatements and then SIGN UP.
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Online Privacy
Protecting your Valuable Personal Information
WHY? To an identity thief, your personal information can provide instant access to your financial accounts, your credit record, and other assets. According to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), there are almost 10 million identity theft victims a year. Anyone can be a victim of identity theft, the best way to prevent it from happening to you is to educate yourself on the ways thieves will steal your information.
First Westroads Bank will NEVER ask for your personal information unsolicited. If you are asked for your personal information– being your name, social security number, address, date of birth, etc., know who's asking and how they will be using this information.
Phishing Scams– How to protect yourself from being victimized
If you receive an email or pop-up message asking for an immediate reply for verification of information, don't reply or click on the link within the message. The safest action is not to respond to requests for your personal or financial information. Again, First Westroads Bank will never ask for your personal information in an e-mail. If you believe that you have received any such email from us, please call us immediately at (402) 330-7200.
Examples of Phishing:
"We suspect an unauthorized transaction on your account" To ensure that your
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This is just one of the many phrases identity thieves will use to get you to fall prey to their attack. "Phishers" send spam or pop up messages claiming to be from a business organization that you might deal with– for example, an Internet Service Provider, bank, online payment service, or even a government agency. The message usually says that you need to "update" or "validate" your account information. It might threaten dire consequence if you don't respond. The message directs you to a website that looks just like a legitimate organization's, but isn't. The purpose of this bogus site? To trick you into divulging your personal information so the operators can steal your identity and run up bills or commit crimes in your name. Don't take the bait: never reply to pop-ups that ask for personal information. Legitimate companies don't ask for this information via email. If you are directed to a website to update your information, verify that the site is legitimate by calling the company directly, using contact information from your account statements. Or open a new browser window and type the URL into the address field, watching that the actual URL of the site you visit doesn't change and is still the one you intended to visit. In this case, the URL would be http://www.fwbk.com. Please notify First Westroads Bank of spam that is phishing for bank information by calling (402) 330-7200.
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Football season is in full swing and that means Homecoming.
From the parades to the dances, games to pep rallies, Homecoming is one of the biggest events for high schoolers.
Take any photos of the Homecoming court? Did you record the parade passing by? Have any commentary on the game? Make sure you share it with the community by posting to our new open athletics and snapshots forums.
Sharing is easy!
Visit the Syosset Athletics 2013 blog and click on the open text box under the heading to create a post.
Or, from the homepage, follow these steps:
- Sign in to your Patch. (Click "Join" if you don't have an account yet.)
- Click the "Blogs" tab, near the top of the homepage and then locate the Syosset Athletics 2013 blog in the left-hand column. Click on it.
- Click in the box that says, "Write a new post" and then click on "Article" at the top.
- Give your post a headline, enter the body of the story and upload your photos.
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Know Your Labels
Look for bread labels that say "100% whole grain" or "100% whole wheat." Then, take a peek at the ingredients. The first ingredient should say "whole-wheat flour" or "100% whole-wheat flour." Anything less means you are not purchasing the most genuine and nutritious product.
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Answers magazine is the Bible-affirming, creation-based magazine from Answers in Genesis. In it you will find fascinating content and stunning photographs that present creation and worldview articles along with relevant cultural topics from different authors. Each quarterly issue includes a detachable chart, a pullout children's magazine, a unique animal highlight, excellent layman and semi-technical articles plus bonus content from the AnswersMagazine.com website. Our purpose is to equip you, our reader, with practical answers so you can confidently communicate the gospel and biblical authority with accuracy. Why wait? Subscribe today!
A Devotional Series by Charles H. Spurgeon
Saturday, March 02, 2013
"But all the Israelites went down to the Philistines, to sharpen every man his share, and his coulter, and his axe, and his mattock." --1 Samuel 13:20
We are engaged in a great war with the Philistines of evil. Every weapon within our reach must be used. Preaching, teaching, praying, giving, all must be brought into action, and talents which have been thought too mean for service, must now be employed. Coulter, and axe, and mattock, may all be useful in slaying Philistines; rough tools may deal hard blows, and killing need not be elegantly done, so long as it is done effectually. Each moment of time, in season or out of season; each fragment of ability, educated or untutored; each opportunity, favourable or unfavourable, must be used, for our foes are many and our force but slender.
Most of our tools want sharpening; we need quickness of perception, tact, energy, promptness, in a word, complete adaptation for the Lord's work. Practical common sense is a very scarce thing among the conductors of Christian enterprises. We might learn from our enemies if we would, and so make the Philistines sharpen our weapons. This morning let us note enough to sharpen our zeal during this day by the aid of the Holy Spirit. See the energy of the Papists, how they compass sea and land to make one proselyte, are they to monopolize all the earnestness? Mark the heathen devotees, what tortures they endure in the service of their idols! are they alone to exhibit patience and self-sacrifice? Observe the prince of darkness, how persevering in his endeavours, how unabashed in his attempts, how daring in his plans, how thoughtful in his plots, how energetic in all! The devils are united as one man in their infamous rebellion, while we believers in Jesus are divided in our service of God, and scarcely ever work with unanimity. O that from Satan's infernal industry we may learn to go about like good Samaritans, seeking whom we may bless!


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In honor of the 40th anniversary of the Joy of Sex (1972), the Guardian's Observer just chose the top 10 best sex guides ever. A friend of ours on Facebook gave us a heads up about the list, saying they saved the best for last. Yes, we're honored to say our illustrated guide SEX: How to Everything is #10! And we feel so privileged to be included alongside the likes of The Kama Sutra, Ovid's The Art of Love and the late 60s classic Everything You Wanted to Know About Sex (But Were Afraid to Ask). Here's what they had to say about why you should really check out SEX: How to Everything -- we couldn't agree more!: SEX: How to Everything: A sex guide for the Agent Provocateur generation, this handsome 2008 coffee-table volume was written by sex columnists Emma Taylor and Lorelei Sharkey and explicitly shot by A-list photographer Rankin. New Yorkers "Em & Lo" were described in this newspaper as "real-life Carrie Bradshaws, the Trinny and Susannah of blow jobs". Their unisex but especially female-friendly book was full of hip, witty and mischievous tips on foreplay, intercourse, oral, anal, fantasy, role-play and sex toys. It was also adapted into a 10-part TV series for, naturally, Channel 5. MORE LIKE THIS FROM EMandLO.com:
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"Creativity is a highfalutin word for the work."
—Ray Kroc
Learn the ABC's of Airbrush Lettering with Kent Lind Part I
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MANY OF YOU HAVE SEEN MY WORK OVER THE years in the hallowed pages of Airbrush Action and their DVD collection. I get great response especially for my custom work. However, through all of the accolades ( and believe me, they're numerous, baby), what I remain most proud of is my common library of lettering. And, believe it or not, many of my T shirt brethren feel the same way. Although lettering may appear simplistic and boring to do, it's actually the most challenging and profitable aspect of my business. It's with this enlightened sense of what really matters that I chose The Airbrushed T-Shirt Bible of What To Know To Letter Properly (or "TATBWTKTLPâ€).
To really understand this lettering approach, we need to know what make s lettering successful. Of course we'll get to the different fonts and how to execute them, but what I'm referring to are the nuts and bolts of forming those letters. We've all seen artists lettering that we look at and go, "Wow that kicks butt!†For me, my early inspirations came from Terry Hill and Don Ashwood of "Hot Air†fame, Tim Mitchell (from the earlier T-shirt editorial in Airbrush Action), and many of the extremely talented artists that I've worked with over the years (Scott Parkin, Marco Salazar, Cliff Cox, Chard Carper, and my bro EJ, to name a few) . All of these influences are largely responsible for my current lettering style and approach to airbrushing.
What I believe makes my particular lettering style successful (success isn't only measured by one's ability to sell shirts with lettering on them) is that I take a very measured and disciplined approach to my work. I know of many artists that rely on mood and express it as: "You know man, just feel it and let your soul flow.†That's not me. Typically, artists like these also work in a non-art-related capacity while they wait for their aura to align with Venus. The working artists I know, however, are able to articulate their methods and duplicate them with precision over and over.
First and foremost, the basics must be mastered. Terry Hill has spent a career emphasizing the fundamentals and I'm right there with him. You all know what I'm talking about: those pesky dot exercises, tedious line drills, and last, but certainly not least, the dreaded dagger stroke. (Picture A)
The basics are vital in helping us establish solid prowess in producing consistent line quality for height, width, angle, and thick-and-thins, knowledge of font/type styles, and application (how the heck do we put it all together?!). To master each component requires hours upon hours of work, so let's make a deal. In exchange for this great, money-making information, you're expected to put in the necessary practice time. Agreed? OK, good.
Let's take a look at our first component: line quality. To obtain the kind of excellence we seek, here are a few drills to get us going. Whenever I hire a new artist, I always focus on script lettering first (or cursive for all you lay-persons). Script really is the foundation for all other lettering styles. "Why?†you ask. Well, I believe that script requires a consummate ability for brush control and letter formation, and if you can conquer it, the rest will easily fall into place. "What are these magical drills?†you ask.Let's take a look.
First, I'll assume that you've done all the work to achieve a flawless dot, line, and dagger stroke; you know, the building blocks for all T-shirt airbrushing (feel free to refer to previous issues and review all of Terry Hill's basic training). This exercise transitions you from basic line work into lettering. This is called the "e†stroke (for obvious reasons). Here's where we begin to break down that first component. We start by making some line parameters. (Picture B).
These lines are important because they make our mistakes abundantly clear. By the end of these drills, you should be able to self-correct and have the ability to do a drill and understand what went wrong and what's required to fix it. Establishing these parameters is the initial step.
Now, let's go ahead and airbrush a few lines of "e†strokes. Your go al here is conistency, of course, and following are the criteria by which you will judge your work:
It's important that your letter heigt be repeated consistently, so you must keep your strokes/line work inside the guidelines. This may not be as easy as you'd expect. Another essential factor when doing this drill is maintaining the proper tempo of movement; not too fast or too slow. Although everybody's tempo is slightly different, it's still quite similar. A steady tempo translates into consistent lettering. Check out how the tops and bottoms of my "e's†all fall within the pre-set parameters. Do this exercise until you can cover the entire front and back of a shirt with little or no mistakes.
This element has to do with a couple of things. The first is the actual width of the letters. If we divide the "e†strokes, they should all be evenly spaced from one another. There shouldn't be any stretching or squishing together of the strokes. Width also has to do with the bodies of our letters, referring to the space inside our letters. This could also be considered weight, whereas they all appear to weigh the same if they were filled with sand or water. The volume would be the same. Here, you can see the bodies of the letters filled in and that they all look the same.
This little gem may take a while. Let's consider that our height and width are flawless. You can still mess it up simply by making the angles of the line work inconsistent. Let me demonstrate (top portion). Not good. Now, let's take a look at a properly executed "e†stroke. (bottom half) Notice how the angle is not too severe or slight. The angle will actually direct the reader along the message on the shirt. I'm not sure what degree we're looking at here, but to me it seems right in the middle (maybe 30- to 40-degrees). Also notice that these angles are consistent to itself and all of the other angles. It's not enough to have your letters be singularly competent; they have to interact successfully with all of the other letters.
Thicks -and -Thins:
This is the last component and perhaps the most difficult. Again, let's say that up to this point all of our elements are consistent to themselves and to each other. If you throw your thick-and-thins out of whack, it all falls apart. Allow me to demonstrate (top portion). Yuck. Now, let's take a look at a successful attempt (bottom half). Sweet!
Your goal in this exercise is to be able to do one long, smooth, and uninterrupted "e†stroke with flawless height, width, angle, and thicks-and-thins. But, you ask, just how are we supposed to get to that point? Let's break it down into three easy steps.
Step 1
Focus only onthe first three consistencies: height, width, and angle. This is what I like to refer to as "Hey, that'll do.†In other words, I stress to my beginners that legibility is always paramount to style. You may have all the flair in the world, but if the customer can't read it, they won't buy it. Notice that all of our rules of consistency are being followed.
Step 2
Here, we take it further and build off of what we already have. Let's do another row just as in Step One, but with the addition of thicks-and-thins. This may seem a bit confusing, so here's a very useful and simple script lettering rule: the down stroke is always thick. So, here's the initial step without the line variation (top).
Now, start at the top of the first "e†and do a thick stroke connecting it to the bottom of the letter. To break it down even further, I also like to teach a little exercise, the Pinwheel, for beginners who are learning to master the dagger stroke (the bottom). This exercise can really help you when trying to connect the thicker part of the "e†stroke with the thin bottom line. Notice how that stroke will integrate itself into our "e†stroke exercise.
Step 3
The last step in our "e†stroke exercise incorporates the knowledge in one fluid motion. That's right. You are finally there. Everything all at once and perfect to boot! Let's roll!
Notice as you move along your "e†stroke, completing it with effortless precision, how your body and the airbrush get into a rhythm that you can feel and hear. The sound of the air coming out as your airbrush gets closer to the surface on the bottom part of our thin "e†stroke is unmistakable.
The feeling of your wrist and elbows locked into place while your finger rolls over the trigger is poetry in motion, baby! Here you can see a few lines of our "e†stroke accomplished in one motion. All right, now that we've mastered the "e†stroke and all its components, let's see how this all translates to our script lettering. Well, let's get the obvious out of the way. You've already learned the script "e†(and "l†if you e long ate that "e†a little). So you've got two out of the 26 letters done. But how do those consistencies and exercises fit into the rest of the alphabet? Well, let's take a look.
The Alphabet
Let me start by performing an entire alphabet, and then we'll break it down. Here, you can see every letter of my script alphabet. I've also included some letters that may have a few variations to them so you can kind of pick and choose which you like best. You can also peruse any book or go online and find several samples of script lettering to decide which one is best for you. For now, let's assume that my script is the best in the universe and we're all going to use it. By the way, just repeatedly doing an entire connected alphabet is a great exercise unto itself. It will help you master the letters and our exercises. But for now, let's start from the beginning. How are we going to transition from the "e†stroke into all of the letters? Here's the breakdown:
Let's start again with some guidelines. Remember, with these guidelines we can see exactly where we're falling short and what we need to work on. We're going to add a third line, however, (Step 4) to compensate for having upper- and lower- case letters ("CAPITALS and smalls†for you guys with a hangover). Now I know that not every letter will fall within all the lines but, like I said, they're there to guide and self-correct. Let's take a look at a few names to see what I mean.
I know what you're thinking. "Holy cow, Kent, that was too easy!†Well, if you're not thinking that let's do a step-by-step just like our "e†stroke. In fact, it's the exact same principles as that breakdown.
Step 4
Again, focus only on the first three elements of being consistent (height, width and angle).
Step 5
Take the first step and add the thick line. What's that rule boys and girls? "Down is thick!â€
Step 6
Make it all happen in one seamless, crazy, perfect name. I know. It's that simple.
Now it's on to the fun stuff: super cool, edge-of-your-seat, blockbuster fonts and the colors that bring them to life! Since I know that you're going to do plenty of practicing, I'll wait until the next installment to bring the pain! You're just gonna have to wait. And by the way, I have a font that I've been using for the past year that I can guarantee will get you the added sales and street cred you crave. BWAAAA!
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"design a 'skeleton' script?" Sure! Just hold on while I reinvent Java...
Off Topic:
Seems like we have three options IMO:
- Reinvent Java Servlets (or something else from Java land)
- Reinvent Rails (which uses a request object plus a "params" hash)
- Invent something to fit PHP
Though I don't want to tun this into a smaller version of the 'What can a web app developer like about Java?' thread ;)
I've not used Java Servlets btw, so I can't speak about them :)


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Through its global software donation programme, Microsoft is supporting the Mobile School project implemented by the Dariu Foundation in Vietnam.
The Swiss private foundation aims to provide computer skills training for underprivileged children in rural communities with the launch of its Mobile School project. Each training course lasts for a period of three months, and will train students in the use of Windows® and Microsoft® Office software, as well as other basic computer and Internet access skills.
In 2012, Microsoft donated 50 key licenses of Window 7 and Office 2010 worth US$50,000 to the Dariu Foundation for the installation of laptops at the Mobile Schools. To date, Dariu Foundation has four mobile schools, capable of training a total of 4,000 students a year. Each of the mobile schools will be relocated to a new area once the students complete the course. The project scope will be further expanded in 2013, raising the annual training capacity to 6,000 students by 2014.
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Ms Thuy has long aspired to become a computer technician, but she was not able to afford the expenses of a computer training course. To pursue her dreams, Ms Thuy decided to enrol herself at the Mobile School in her village. Ms Thuy completed the course in August 2012, and was also awarded by the Dariu Foundation for being one of the top students in her cohort.
"Before enrolling in the Mobile School course, I would never have imagined how useful computers could be. I have managed to pick up practical computer skills, and I look forward to learning more in the advanced course next year, when the Mobile School returns to my village," Ms Thuy said.
Microsoft Korea signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) on 13 November with the South Korean Ministry of Unification and the North Korean Refugee Foundation to provide information technology (IT) education and training support for youth defectors from North Korea.
The new YouthSpark initiative was launched during the MOU signing ceremony and was attended by Craig Shank, Microsoft Vice President for International Government Affairs; Sunny Park, Legal and Corporate Affairs Lead, Microsoft Korea; South Korean Unification Minister Yu Woo-ik; and North Korean Refugees Foundation President Kim Il-joo. During the ceremony, Mr Shank explained that this programme is part of the YouthSpark activities initiated by Microsoft to bridge the opportunity divide in South Korea.
Under the collaboration, Microsoft Korea will provide basic computer skills training and software, such as Windows® and Office 365TM, over the next three years to seven schools that are specially established for North Korean youth. Computers, printers and other IT equipment donated by Microsoft to the schools will be managed and distributed by the North Korean Refugees Foundation.
Minister Yu said that North Korean youth with refugee backgrounds often face considerable difficulties in adapting to a new society, and Microsoft's funding and support will help the young people keep up with the latest advances in IT technology.
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Over the course of 12 days in December, Singapore-based employees were invited to join a senior leader to volunteer a morning or afternoon at a local charity. Take a look at how Microsoft employees took time to give back by engaging with the local community – and had a lot of fun in the process!
Jessica Tan and 18 EPG employees joined together for a day of painting the girls' dormitory at the Red Cross Home for the Disabled. A large, previously white space is now a colorful green, and the employees all agreed that peers painting side by side for a very good cause was a wonderful experience.
The M&O team also spent a day of painting at the Red Cross Home for the Disabled, this time one floor down at the boys' dormitory. Todd Cione and 13 other employees brightened up the boys' domain into a cheery blue. The team was so inspired to stay connected with the home that they later collected hygiene packs and other necessities for the boys.
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David Vander and nine employees from his team led arts and crafts sessions at the Canossaville Home for Children. Twenty-two children played Christmas carol charades, decorated Christmas ornaments and enjoyed afternoon tea and donuts with the team.
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Andy Pickup and eight members of the PR team spent an afternoon at the Society for the Physically Disabled. Everyone enjoyed playing Bingo and Scrabble, singing karaoke and dancing with our very festive Microsoft employees. The team shared a special Christmas lunch, which was a big hit with all the participants.
Rob van der Ende and the Services, MTC and Xbox teams welcomed youth from the Children-At-Risk Empowerment Association (CARE) to the Microsoft offices for an afternoon of technology fun. CARE students and staff went on a tour of the Microsoft Technology Center and enjoyed a Kinect demo and challenge. This was followed by prizes and afternoon tea with employees. Students left our office with both inspiration and Microsoft memorabilia, just in time to enjoy the holidays.
APOC also made Christmas dreams come true by purchasing Christmas gifts for 51 children from low-income families. The team worked with Sun Love Home to provide 'wish-list' items, many of which included staples like school shoes and bags. Senior Programme Manager and donor June Foo said, "It feels good playing Santa Claus and bringing smiles to children's faces. Involving my nieces and nephew in the shopping helps them understand the concept of giving back to the community,too. I love the Christmas Wish List Initiative!"
The International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) has selected Microsoft Office 365 to be the standard communications and collaboration platform for its National Societies worldwide. This partnership with Microsoft will serve over a million volunteers and staff worldwide. In Asia this includes the organisation's 37 national societies, four IFRC secretariat regional offices and 15 country offices.
As the world's largest humanitarian organisation, the IFRC provides disaster relief and support programmes to vulnerable communities around the world. This modernisation of its IT infrastructure will enable the organization to cost effectively and efficiently connect a mobile workforce and ultimately help to better deliver resources and save lives.
In Asia, it is already being used in Bangladesh to assist volunteers in the food bank to deliver vital supplies to hungry families more efficiently.
Since 2004, the IFRC has provided assistance to 198 million beneficiaries in Asia Pacific, a region that has experienced two and a half times more disasters than all the other regions of the world combined. With a move to Microsoft cloud technology, IFRC will address its digital divide among regional offices to better serve a changing population.
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Prior to signing the agreement for Office 365, the IFRC was actively seeking a solution to address its internal digital divide and provide smaller National Societies with access to the same tools, same technologies and same modern processes that the larger National Societies have. Based on its fundamental principle of universality, providing equal access to entirely new ways of working regardless of location ensures the National Societies become more efficient, participate more fully in the work of the Red Cross Red Crescent Movement, work more closely with their partners in the broader organization, and are better able to reach out to the vulnerable communitiesthey serve.
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Now, with the support of Microsoft's reliable cloud computing technologies and robust security features, the IFRC will be able to provide all stakeholders with a world-class technology platform no matter where they are, and improve the process of delivering new programmes directly to recipients.
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St. Louis third baseman Scott Rolen was the top vote-getter in the National League, garnering 3,187,710 votes. Rolen is the fourth Cardinal player to earn that distinction and the second in a row, following Albert Pujols last year.
Soriano was traded by the Yankees before the start of this season for Alex Rodriguez, who will join him in the AL starting infield at third base, and Soriano's presence has helped lift the Rangers from also-rans to contention all season at the top of the AL West standings. The Rangers were 44-34 and a half-game behind Oakland through Saturday's games.
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Grolsch's Eigen.Zinnig magazine in stores todayNew magazine with special split-cover featuring Tygo Gernandt and Miss Montreal available at over 3,500 sales points
Today there will be a new magazine in stores. Eigen.Zinnig magazine is a one time publication of Grolsch in cooperation with G+J Publishers. The non-branded magazine brings an ode to uniqueness in the Netherlands - of famous and not so famous Dutch people, special deeds and authentic things. On the eye-catching cover of the magazine is actor Tygo Gernandt and singer Sanne Hans - also known as Miss Montreal - both of whom present the uniqueness of the Netherlands. Their faces have been merged into one face. By opening the cover, you can complete the face of Sanne or Tygo. The magazine will be available starting July 22nd at more than 3,500 sales points across The Netherlands.
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Grolsch wanted to use the magazine to offer a platform to the uniqueness that is inside every Dutch person and to cherish it, as well as inspire them to show it more often. Eigen.Zinnig magazine is divided into five sections: Music, Culture, Enterprise, Character and Culinary. Every section is introduced by Dutch people who do their own thing, with their own view of the world and their trade. In each section the central theme is uniqueness and authenticity. Although the sections are introduced by Dutch celebrities, the magazine also highlights many people that are lesser known. After all, everybody is unique!
The music section is introduced by Sanne Hans (Miss Montreal). Among other things, it discusses the festival season. The programme directors of Lowlands, Appelpop, Incubate, North Sea Jazz and Zwarte Cross give us their vision for their festivals; the men of Moke are followed during their tour with Paul Weller; and it discusses Dutch artists who do their own thing. Joost Zwagerman is connected to the culture section. In the introduction of his section, he tells us about the 'Zwagergids' that he made in his teens and how unique his mom thought that was. This section also includes the 'ultimate Dutch city' according to architect and designer Ronald Hooft; the story of 'Maria,' who copies master pieces by Monet and Picasso in Barcelona; and it zooms in on Rotterdam, the tough city.
Rick Engelkes writes about enterprise. It contains an intriguing story about father and son Aberson, who produce very clean and inexpensive fuel. But everybody tries to thwart their plans. From Friesland they take on the powers that be. Eric Smit creates an interesting reconstruction of how Victor Muller bought Saab. And the people behind G-Star talk about the development of yet another Dutch jeans brand that became a world player.
Tygo Gernandt symbolizes the character section. In his section he talks about women he finds inspiring and unique - his muses. Three women, drawn by three women. Sophie van der Stap, known as the writer of the book 'Het meisje met de negen pruiken', writes a humorous article titled 'Testosteron zonder hanengedrag'. Rick de Leeuw, writer, poet, host and ex-frontman of the Tröckener Kecks, writes a poetic plea on the question of how to compose a list of the 50 most unique Dutch people.
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Gamo Hornet Air Rifle- Model #: 6110065554
Gamo's Hornet air rifle has all of the power and accuracy you need! Hornet all-weather .177 caliber single shot pellet gun is powerful, well-balanced and deadly accurate - what more could you want? This is no cheap kiddie pellet gun. It's a serious piece that packs a 1200 feet-per-second punch to quickly drop small game or shred paper targets. Great for plinking tin cans too! Smartly-engineered design features a break barrel single cocking system, automatic cocking safety system, manual trigger safety, fluted polymer jacketed steel barrel and second stage adjustable trigger. Also features tough all-weather molded synthetic stock, ventilated rubber pad for recoil absorption and a non-slip texture on grip and forearm. Comes with 4x32 scope. 43-1/4" long; 18" barrel. 1-year limited warranty. Cannot be shipped Parcel Post. Check federal, state and local laws in your area before ordering. Not available in CA, CT, DE, FL, IL, MA, MI, MS, NJ, NY, PA, RI, TN, Washington D.C., and Puerto Rico. Must be 21 years old to purchase.
Not available in CA, CT, DC, DE, FL, IL, MA, MI, MS, NJ, NY, PA, PR, RI, TN, WA. Must be 21 or older to order. Check federal, state and local laws in your area before ordering. This is not a toy! Misuse or careless use may cause serious injury. By ordering this item I am certifying that I am an adult and may legally possess it where I reside. Adult signature required. Shipping restrictions apply. Please provide physical address, NO PO Boxes. Sorry expedited shipping is not available on this item.
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