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You know who you are. You are always the first in line for everything. And it pays off. Or at least it usually does. I don't know if you ever got that iPhone but I know you saved $600 on Pulse 2008 registration. And even though Pulse 2009 registration won't...
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The Moment So this week, the United States had a big moment. You know, the one right before Barack Obama was supposed to surrender his Blackberry. Yep, the oath. Well, technically we had two moments since he re-took the oath on Wednesday. But today is Friday,...
My Chief meets THE Chief today
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Today, two men I greatly respect met at the White House. My Chief at IBM, Sam Palmisano, met with THE new Chief of the United States of America , President Barack Obama, to discuss Obama's economic stimulus package. --> See video --> Read article It's...
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net·work·ing noun 1: the exchange of information or services among individuals, groups, or institutions ; specifically : the cultivation of productive relationships for employment or business 2: the establishment or use of a computer network I got this...
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Just got out of Day 1 of Pulse General Session Kickoff. I was unable to get a stable connection in the Theatre, so I've had problems in uploading media to the two channels below, but keep checking since I should have cool stuff I'll be discussing...
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In response to: Overview of Pulse General Session on Day 1 The link to the Pizza video that Laura and Alan referenced during their Pulse 2009 presentation is here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-gu5vis8y3I
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In conjunction with IBM's platinum sponsorship of the RSA 2009 conference --"Where the World Talks Security"--this month, I'm happy to announce some new IBM Security networking venues: Community : Manage IBM contacts and find and share news and...
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The Beat Goes On as Pulse Comes to You "Tivoli did a bang up job at Pulse 09 in Las Vegas. IBM Software Group's narratives for vertical industries have rarely felt so crisp, and I have watched the company for 14 years now." - James Governor,...
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This week IBM kicked off the Impact conference from May 3 - 8 in Las Vegas at the Venetian Resort Hotel Casino. In addition to focusing on Smart SOA and WebSphere, themes will concentrate on Smart, Economic Climate, Cost Optimization & Agility, Cloud...
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This week marks a milestone for the Pulse team as we kick off our plans for the 2010 conference this week. With my enthusiasm and curiosity to see what we come up with to maintain our creds as the Premier Service Management event at an all time high, I did...
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In response to: The Writing on the Facebook Wall You crack me up. ;) You forgot to add a link to our Pulse group in Facebook!: http://www.facebook.com/ibmpulse
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In response to: The Writing on the Facebook Wall Doh! What kind of facebook junkie am I? *hangs head in shame*
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September 19 10:00 am-4:00 pm: 9th Annual Indiana Bat Festival
10:00 am- 4:00 pm at ISU Science Building; Evening event at Dobbs Parks starts at 6p.m.
The Indiana State University Center for Bat Research, Outreach, and Conservation will be hosting the 9th Annual Indiana Bat Festival on 19 September 2015 from 10am-4pm at Indiana State University in Terre Haute, Indiana. We invite people to join us for a day of lectures by guest bat experts, demonstrations with live bats and raptors, children's activities, and educational exhibits. Our goal in hosting this free festival every year is to educate folks about bats and to get them excited about bat conservation. The theme for the 2015 festival is "Bats on the Farm", so we'll have presentations focusing on the economic importance of bats, bat box design, and gardening for wildlife. Evening events will take place at Dobbs Park in Terre Haute starting at 6pm. There we will have a live raptor demonstration, an obstacle course where children can learn what it is like to be a bat biologist, nature hikes and other educational activities. The annual festival is funded solely through donations and no amount of support is too small!
For more information, call the Nature Center at 812-877-1095 or the ISU Bat Center at 812-237-2383. Free


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Bush Acknowledges Opposition to Social Security Proposals
President Bush acknowledged his push to revamp Social Security has met strong opposition. He says that has only emboldened him and that he will keep traveling and pressing for his ideas.
He made the statements during a press conference Tuesday morning at the White House.
Among other issues, Bush reaffirmed his support of the fledgling Iraqi government, denounced an Amnesty International report on allegations of prisoner abuse at Guantanamo Bay, and urged the Senate to vote on confirming John Bolton, his nominee to the United Nations.
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Year End is always associated with festive season, not only from the most welcomed big holidays break but its also considered as the perfect time to shop. Retail companies and malls are having their end of year sale, and beauty department always have their holiday gift selections. It's that time of year that's worth the wait because this is the time where major cosmetic companies come out with their holiday palettes!
I note that there are no less than 25 palette products were released approaching December 2012, some of them are part of the brand's latest collection. For holiday palettes, some of them offer a huge color selection in one palette where others stick with function and perfect-for-gift packaging.
With so many available, though not in Indonesia but at least they're available online. These are my 7 top picks from the holiday palettes. I purposely put Urban Decay out of the table as they've gotten too much attention already.
1. Bobbi Brown Bellini Palette ($75)
It's just simply irresistible, for a natural look seeker. 10 eye shadows to mix and match, giving a shimmery and light-capturing look. A classy and long lasting choice- perfect for a fresh natural look during the holidays, without too many colors involved.
2. Too Faced Sweet Indulgence Palette ($52)
Well maybe Too Faced had some issue regarding their color-pigmentation performance, but this palette really is something! Just take a look at the detailed review here. No wonder many customers fell in love with it. 16 eye shadow, blushes, bronzers (I just don't get why Too Faced really likes to put bronzers on its palettes), highlight, shadow insurance, just all you need on the go. Plus, they have these 3 get-the-look cards! A savior for beginners, isn't it?
3. Laura Mercier Glamour Wardrobe Dual Decker Palette ($98)
A sleek black packaging more suitable for career women, than for a holiday occasion. It comes with eight well-chosen eye shadows and a range of five lip colors and four cheek colors. It's easily stowed away in a purse, briefcase, or tote bag — ready to create the perfect look and better color payoff.
4. Disney Cinderella Palette ($55)
I don't know if Sephora had come up with Disney series palette in the past, I found this is the first palette wholly inspired from a Disney movie. A 20-pieces eye shadow palette, and all colors are derived from Cinderella original movie scenes. For packaging junkie, the palette artwork is something worth collecting. Created by Disney's portrayal of Cinderella's magical moment with elaborate silver and gold detailing. Anyway, their color choices resemble Urban Decay palette, don't you think?
5. Trish McEvoy Voyager Collection Glamorous Beauty ($85)
This must-have mini makeup kit is filled with the mistake-proof colors and tools you need for emergency touch-ups on-the-go. The fashionable pink pouch gives a glamour touch to your travel bag, yet functional with all eye shadows, blushes, concealer, lip colors-packed inside. On top of that, six of Trish's iconic performance-driven brushes are also included.
6. Bare Minerals 'White Hot' Palette ($39)
I never second guessed a good palette that contains simple choices inside. Instead of giving you too many color selections, this palette just go with one look that's perfect for everyone. Stowed in a stunningly hot gold case, this is what you're looking for if you seek a practical and ready-in-a-minute makeup.
7. Tarte Carried Away Collection ($54)
Travel beautifully with this impressive Tarte's essential. Tarte has decided to do something different than its regular palette. Inside the classic gold and plum travel case are 8 lip glosses, a brush, a blush, a mini mascara as well as their face powder. Is that all? No! Behind the mirror is an eye shadow palette containing 24 full- sized colors to choose from, 4 of which are matte shades.
From the choices above, I have to say TARTE Carried Away Collection is my favorite, giving its price and everything you get inside. I love the packaging, the practical array of kits inside, and the big mirror, yet they still made it in a slender case! So, what about you? Which one is your favorite?
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The "CLIMATE CONCERNS" group is dedicated to discussion regarding the topic of the ever present and serious issue of changes to our climate due to the introduction into the atmosphere of human induced effects which prove harmful to the environment and which eventually may prove destructive to our planet.
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Each room of the house has a carbon footprint. In addition, we live in challenging economic times. People often don't know how to do things now, so buy products or services that we can do ourselves…Continue
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Good quotes, Joan.
NEW YORK – If the world is to solve the climate-change crisis, we will need a new approach. Currently, the major powers view climate change as a negotiation over who will reduce their CO2 emissions (mainly from the use of coal, oil, and gas). Each agrees to small "contributions" of emission reduction, trying to nudge the other countries to do more. The United States, for example, will "concede" a little bit of CO2 reduction if China will do the same.
"For two decades, we have been trapped in this minimalist and incremental mindset, which is wrong in two key ways. First, it is not working: CO2 emissions are rising, not falling. The global oil industry is having a field day – fracking, drilling, exploring in the Arctic, gasifying coal, and building new liquefied natural gas (LNG) facilities. The world is wrecking the climate and food-supply systems at a breakneck pace.
"Second, "decarbonizing" the energy system is technologically complicated. America's real problem is not competition from China; it's the complexity of shifting a $17.5 trillion economy from fossil fuels to low-carbon alternatives. China's problem is not the US, but how to wean the world's largest, or second largest economy (depending on which data are used) off its deeply entrenched dependence on coal. These are mainly engineering problems, not negotiating problems.
"Fighting climate change does depend on all countries having confidence that their competitors will follow suit. So, yes, let the upcoming climate negotiations spell out shared actions by the US, China, Europe, and others.
But let's stop pretending that this is a poker game, rather than a scientific and technological puzzle of the highest order. We need the likes of Musk, Lackner, General Electric, Siemens, Ericsson, Intel, Electricité de France, Huawei, Google, Baidu, Samsung, Apple, and others in laboratories, power plants, and cities around the world to forge the technological breakthroughs that will reduce global CO2 emissions.
"There is even a place at the table for ExxonMobil, Chevron, BP, Peabody, Koch Industries, and other oil and coal giants. If they expect their products to be used in the future, they had better make them safe through the deployment of advanced CCS technologies. The point is that targeted and deep decarbonization is a job for all stakeholders, including the fossil-fuel industry, and one in which we must all be on the side of human survival and wellbeing."
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Tim Stevenson sums up the Climate Crisis.
This breakdown -- this gap -- between the planetary emergency that the scientists are telling us we face, and the milquetoast and contradictory responses of our political leaders, is truly alarming.
On Obama's coal plant regulations,
... Kevin Bundy with the Center for Biological Diversity's Climate Law Institute commented, "This is like fighting a wildfire with a garden hose -- we're glad the president has finally turned the water on, but it's just not enough to get the job done." [emphasis mine]
But we also know that, if we're to survive this calamity, we need to accept the fact that we're on our own. Ours is not a government of the people, by the people, for the people, but a corporate state that's the captive of Big Oil which serves the interests of the ruling 1 percent oligarchy.
A Republican financier wants to stop Climate Change.
There is a tendency, particularly in government and politics, to avoid focusing on difficult problems until they balloon into crisis. We would be fools to wait for that to happen to our climate.
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Joan, I agree.
Many people still think in terms of growth and development as the way to go. More houses, more cars, more production; I don't hear houses and cars and production that are environmentally healthy.
In my neighborhood, new houses keep going up where there used to be forest, and every one is an energy disaster. No one here seems to build green housing.
Ruth, an excellent study with some realistic efforts to reverse the trends. The questions is, will the public catch on soon enough to be able to make a difference? Obama is making some stronger statements about the need for change, but I don't see the climate change deniers listening to what he has to say. It is far too easy for them to mock him instead of working with him and others to bring about attitude and behavioral changes.
I wonder if the college age generation will be able to out-number the fundamentalist right wing of our nation and make the difference in the next election?
Many people still think in terms of growth and development as the way to go. More houses, more cars, more production; I don't hear houses and cars and production that are environmentally healthy.
Maybe China will take the lead and USA will wake up. At least, I hope so.
A good definition of the Anthropocene.
The anthropocene is the age where human influences are determining the development of the planet's ecosystems and thus the bio-physical basis of future human civilisations.
Dr. Joachim H. Spangenberg from the Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research puts our choice starkly.
...the study suggests a new growth model for the Chinese economy where de-growth will happen by design in a socially and environmentally benign way, rather than by environmentally triggered disaster.
China today: Culprit, victim or last best hope for a global ecologi...
Those who cannot imagine a future without economic growth need to face this as our actual choice.
Ruth, your cartoon offers a perfect example of people who give opinion, not based on fact but on belief. Just one more way that delusion and denial becomes imbedded in our political and economic challenges. Global warming deniers are part of the problem, offering nothing to the solution.
We face a problem that is far greater than any we have faced before. The need to solve it, and quickly, means intelligence must be employed in order to reach our desired ends.
Use evidence to define the problem.
Use health of flora, fauna and Earth's needs to create goals.
Explore all options, looking at pros and cons of each idea.
Develop action plans using diverse methods. There is no one way to get past the global warming dilemma.
Keep track of progress, using evaluation techniques that are based on raw data.
I especially like what the climate change denier shouts in the fourth pane. "Whatever! The main thing is, during a continent-wide firenado storm what we need most is lower taxes and less regulation."
Experts that GlobalPost spoke with believe forest fires are likely now burning at record levels — at least since human beings first began walking the Earth.
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So after my kid gets mauled...the dog gets put down? Not until it mauls your kid or loved one. Then put it down.
Owning a pit bull is simple minded.
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Also a credit card being compromised is so much less a headache than a debit card. I use credit cards for most purchases then pay them off at the end of the month. After I got my debit hacked a few times and my bank account compromised I wont be doing that ish again. If you lose cash its such a slower process thenif you lose credit and tell them
I had my info swiped at a gas station and hotel wifi. I only look at mobile banking on my wifi or through 4g. Not fun at all.


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Is it possible to change the port for the web access?
Is it possible to change the port for the web access?
it sure is!
zmprov ms server.domain.tld zimbraMailPort 81
I need to know how I can have the ports redirected to the files (html files) couse my port 80 is also not listening to anything
If port 80 isn't binded, you would probably need to install apache, by doing something like the following:
apt-get install apache2
yum install httpd
I think that it should work but the strange thing is that if I go to system->Administration->Network tools and I do a scan to the ports on that server the port 80 is closed (By the way I have ubuntu)
The port 81 is open but I can only access it inside the network...and my NAT on my router is redirecting both 80 and 81 to that server. I'm confused. at the moment I would be already happy if I could access the /var/www/index.html from the outside...
any help?
Are you sure that you have actually started apache?
This should show you all processes that are listening on port 80:
Since you are talking about dyndns I am going to assume this is on a residential connection. Some residential ISP's block ports like 25 (needed to deliver/receive email) and port 80...Code:lsof -i :80


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Recalling Their College Years, Professors Offer Advice to the Class of 2016
August 31, 2012 by Keith Chapman
Six faculty members from a variety of disciplines, backgrounds, and undergraduate institutions talk with Dartmouth Now about their college journeys. The professors discuss how they felt once they arrived at college and what they wanted to pursue as a career, and offer advice to the Class of 2016. Their answers are wide ranging, and there appears to be a common theme—the transition from high school to college to career path can be full of surprises.
As a first-year student, Susan Ackerman '80 arrived in Hanover feeling scared, nervous, and excited. (photo courtesy of Rauner Special Collections Library, Dartmouth College Library)
Susan Ackerman, the Preston H. Kelsey Professor of Religion, Dartmouth Class of 1980
How did you feel when you started college?
I think a lot of the standard feelings: scared, nervous, excited.
At the time, what did you think you would eventually pursue as a career?
I don't think that I had any firm ideas about that. I thought I might be a math major, because I had been very good at math in high school. I thought I might be an environmental studies major, because I was very concerned about issues of the outdoors and nature. I was a big hiker and canoer at the time.
What piece of advice would you give Dartmouth's Class of 2016?
College is different from high school, so if you are taking courses that replicate high school classes, I think you're making a mistake. I want you to take courses that no high school teaches.
Soyica Colbert enrolled at Georgetown University expecting to work as a lawyer in government. (photo courtesy of the English department)
Soyica Colbert, assistant professor of English, Georgetown University Class of 2001
How did you feel when you started college?
I arrived on campus feeling anxious and excited, having never lived away from home before attending college. My feelings of anxiety subsided, however, when I began to meet people who, although I did not know it at the time, would become lifelong friends.
What did you think you would pursue as a career?
I attended Georgetown University because I wanted to become a lawyer and work in the government. I planned to have a double major in history and economics. I graduated as an English major with honors.
What advice would you give Dartmouth's Class of 2016?
Never let fear get in the way of your dreams. The only thing that limits your future is the scope of your imagination.
Louise Hamlin advises students to be curious, ask questions, and take advantage of student rates at Hopkins Center performances. (photo by Joseph Mehling '69)
Louise Hamlin, the George Frederick Jewett Professor of Studio Art, University of Pennsylvania Class of 1971
How did you feel when you started college?
Lost and lonely, though I would never let it show. It was 1967, the brink of revolt among students around the world, and I was clueless. At first, anyway.
Moving from a small New England town to a large urban campus, it was hard to find a footing. I spent my first year of college wondering if I should transfer elsewhere. I realized finally that the problem was me, not Penn, and got some counseling, talked my way into an art course, was totally at sea until the professor was replaced by a much better one. I became totally absorbed in art, and enjoyed that community. It was the beginning of my career.
What did you think you would pursue as a career?
I loved to read and liked to make things. So I thought I would be a writer. It never crossed my mind to ask how I was going to make a living that way. Nor did it when I decided to go for a BFA in studio art.
What advice would you give the Class of 2016?
Be curious, try things out, find what absorbs you most. Deal with loneliness by getting involved in courses and activities—friends will follow when there is common ground. Don't be shy about asking older students and professors for advice. Take advantage of student-rate tickets for Hop productions, where you can be amazed and inspired, as well as entertained, by what others have accomplished.
Ernest Hebert joined the military before enrolling at age 23 at Keene State College. (photo courtesy of Ernest Hebert)
Ernest Hebert, professor of English, Keene State Class of 1969:
How did you feel when you started college?
I was scared. I was 23 years old, a [Army] veteran, and had almost flunked out of high school. At age 21 I started reading; books woke me up. I applied to my local college and got in, but I still had little confidence in myself and had this crazy idea that everybody else would be smarter than I was. When I figured out that these 18-year-olds were not so formidable I settled down, and ended up with the highest [grade point] average in the school my freshman year.
What did you think you would pursue as a career?
I had no clue. I never once thought about using college to help me get a job. I was hungry for knowledge about the world. My main academic interest was history, which was what I had been reading before I started college. I switched to English my sophomore year when I discovered I had a knack for writing.
What advice would you give the Class of 2016?
Stay loose. Have fun. Read, read, read.
Chandrasekhar Ramanathan had to choose his major, electrical engineering, before he ever set foot on campus. (photo by Joseph Mehling '69)
Chandrasekhar Ramanathan, assistant professor of astronomy and physics, Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay, Class of 1988.
How did you feel when you started college?
The overwhelming memory I have of arriving at college was relief. I had to take a highly competitive national entrance exam for admission to university and as a 17-year-old student thought that this was my one shot at success. After the stress and pressure of the previous year, arriving on campus felt like a huge weight had been lifted.
What did you think you would pursue as a career?
I had to choose a major before I stepped a foot on campus, and opted to be an electrical engineering major. To be honest, I didn't really have a good idea of exactly what I would do for a living. My brother was in graduate school in the U.S., so I knew that was a possible path for me.
What advice would you give the Class of 2016?
Don't stress out too much about getting everything right the first time, but make an honest effort in the things you do try. You should learn from everything you do. You'll find out what really matters to you, and define your own path to success.
Melanie Benson Taylor started at Brandeis University before transferring to Smith College and majoring in English. (photo courtesy of Melanie Benson Taylor)
Melanie Benson Taylor, associate professor of Native American Studies, Smith College Class of 1998
How did you feel when you started college?
When I first arrived at Brandeis University in the fall of 1994, I was soaring. I felt like I'd ascended from my working-class town. No one in my extended family had ever attended college at all. Everyone was proud of me, and more to the point, I was proud of myself—and intensely excited.
Unfortunately, that feeling wore off in just a few weeks. Intellectually, I was in my glory; personally and emotionally, I was sorely disappointed, and I couldn't exactly articulate why at first. I had made lots of wonderful new friends, but I was fundamentally different from all of them—they were all on professional tracks to become doctors, lawyers, and stockbrokers, and school for them was a means to an end rather than the privilege and portal it had always represented to me. I started gathering transfer applications, and quickly began daydreaming about Smith College, an elite women's school that had also offered me a nearly free ride the previous year. I re-applied to Smith and was admitted shortly after.
Being at Smith was a revelation. It, too, was radically different from the world I grew up in. But Smith satisfied the vision I had in my head about what the college experience should be. I found others there who were equally passionate about writing and the arts, and our discussions extended well beyond the classroom.
What did you think you would pursue as a career?
As a dreamy, aspiring writer and artist, I was craving late-night discussions about Faulkner's prose and early-morning strolls on the ivy-covered campus of my dreams. Incidentally, I never did become a writer or an artist after all, though in my life as a literature professor now I get to study and write about the finest examples of both.
What advice would you give the Class of 2016?
Let your environment — your peers, your professors, and the ivy on these walls — inspire, influence, and guide you, but most importantly, be your own shepherd and guide.
William Wohlforth dropped out of high school before eventually earning his G.E.D. and studying international relations at Beloit College. (photo courtesy of the Dickey Center)
William Wohlforth, the Daniel Webster Professor of Government, Beloit College Class of 1982
How did you feel when you started college?
Thirty-five years later, it is hard to be specific. But I do recall huge enthusiasm. I did not like high school and, frankly, was not much of a student. I actually dropped out, took a blue-collar job and ended up earning a G.E.D. from the State of New Jersey. But college! That would be different. I was looking forward intensely to this more scholarly, more serious educational experience, which would unfold at a whole new level utterly unlike the rote, cookie cutter, one-size-fits-all approach I thought had typified my high school years. And I was not disappointed.
What did you think you would pursue as a career?
My aim was to live off the grid on a self-sustaining organic farm in Lyme, N.H. Failing that, my cousin and I figured that we might find an old derelict schooner, refit her, and sail the world, carrying and trading enough cargo to sustain our voyage indefinitely.
The possibility of a career in scholarship and teaching did occur to me later in my undergraduate days—both my mother and grandfather were professors—but it was common knowledge in the late 1970s that there was a glut of PhDs and the best you could hope for if you took that route was a career as a very articulate taxi driver.
What advice would you give the Class of 2016?
You have already made the key choice to opt for a broad liberal arts education, not some pre-professional training program. Having made the choice, you might as well embrace it, have fun with it, and experiment intellectually.


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Becoming a member of GHAPE, she was fortunate enough to have acquired some techniques which have helped her to improve her business. She has proven successful with her previous loans, which she had consecutively managed, and repaid loans worth $930 USD. She is planning to contribute 70,000 CFA ($140 USD) of her personal savings towards this business plan.
She will help her community as she will be able to supply the market with food crops like cassava and vegetables, and she will also provide the community with good palm oil. She intends to pay her children's school fees and health costs with the profit from this loan, as well as reinvest in her business. She plans to repay the loan in 18 months and repayment shall commence on the fourth month from the date of disbursement.
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In May 2008, Shelly Dubois released her debut CD 'I'm Not Looking Back'. All ten songs are penned by Dubois - 'About Men', 'I'm Not Lookin' Back' and 'Time for Leavin' all receive internet radio in Canada, the United States, Austria, France and the Netherlands. Shelly also released the single "This Town" written by notable Nashville songwriter Gretchen Peters in 2012. Shelly will be releasing new singles in 2014 working towards the release of an EP in early 2015. Her first single "FLOWERS" was released April 2, 2014, followed by "CRAZY LOVIN' YOU" and "TIME".
Having experienced the loss of her daughter to brain cancer shortly after the release of her debut CD, Shelly set all business aside and focused her attention to her family. In memory of her daughter Chantal, and wanting to 'give back,' the Dubois family established "The Chantal Dubois Memorial Fund", a resource available for families that find themselves in need of financial assistance during their child's battle with cancer. Three dollars of each CD sale is donated to this fund, as well as other monies raised through fundraising performances. While living in British Columbia, Shelly worked with the BC Childhood Cancer Association and helped raise over $10,000 that was donated to various families going through this crisis. Now a resident back in Alberta, Shelly is currently touring the province performing shows in support of Helping Families Handle Cancer – a non-profit organization based in Calgary that provides financial support to families that have a child battling cancer.
In 2011, Shelly was nominated in three categories with the BC Country Music Association for Female Vocalist, Horizon Award, and Traditional Country Award and she also performed in the New Artist Showcase. Shelly moved back to her native Alberta in 2012 and after one year, Shelly was very pleased to be nominated by the Alberta Country Music Association in two categories: 2012 Female Artist and Fan's Choice and once again for 2013 Female Artist.
Empowered by the connection between music and her audiences, Dubois is a performer who truly values her audience and appreciates each opportunity to perform, whether it's a small intimate venue or large festival stages. She embraces each opportunity whether she is performing solo, as a duo, a trio, or with a band and she has been fortunate to share the stage for well-known artists such as Duane Steele, Chad Brownlee, Hey Romeo, Jason Blaine, Dean Brody, Jetty Road, Sawyer Brown and Lonestar. She has performed at some of Canada's biggest country music festivals such as Merritt Mountain Music Festival, Calgary Stampede and Sunfest Country Music Festival.


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There are a lot of ways to stream music at home. Dedicated Bluetooth speakers, like the Supertooth Disco or Jawbone Jambox work well, but because they are designed for portability they don't sound all that great. At home, the Chromecast is cheap and easy if you already have a home A/V system to distribute the music, or you can splurge and pick up a Sonos for better sound and features like multi-room broadcasting. But, as we all know, a DIY junkie always has his or her eyes open for something better.
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For a school age child, having a coat this time of year is almost just as important as having books. That's why the annual WTOK-Wesley House, "Coats for Kids" campaign is so important. Although response has been relatively good this year, campaign officials say more coats are needed.
"We don't know if people think they will need their coats more and are keeping them, but we're having more requests than we have coats," said Nell Grissom.
In fact, Wesley House director Nell Grissom says the demand for children's coats is so great this year that almost as soon as her office gets a child's coat, it's gone!
Although a rack full a coats may seem like a lot, for an agency that helps clothe hundreds of people of all sizes, campaign officials say what they have collected thus far is not enough.
Local educators we talked to say they know all too well about the problem.
"I've seen children come on the coldest days and I'd say, 'Where's your coat?' and they'd hesitate," said fourth grade teacher Sharon Bowman.
"The problem is that a lot of parents don't have the money to buy the coats and the children grow so fast that they need a new one each season," said elementary school counselor Diane Wall.
Our "Coats for Kids" campaign will continue throughout the winter. To donate you can drop off a new or used coat at Wesley House or at WTOK. Our address is
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"This is very important now because the cold weather is here and getting worse. If you can, please help us," said Grissom.
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Update on AnonymousThe member belongs to the "MADRES TRABAJADORAS" ("Working Mothers") communal bank. The bank is located in the district of Cusco, province of Cusco, department of Cusco.
The member continues with his metalwork business. He makes things like windows and doors, among others. He works independently. He is also a master builder working on different jobs that are requested of him. This is the way that the member gets his family ahead.
The member is a happy and responsible person with a great desire to continue working. He is requesting the loan to buy tools for his work. He will buy tools like hammers and a chainsaw.
The member is grateful for the loan and committed to repaying it as agreed.
El socio continua con su negocio de carpintería metalica como la elaboracion de ventanas,puertas entre otros,el trabaja de forma independiente , a la vez el socio es maestro construccor trabajando en las distintas obras que lo solicitan siendo de esta manera que el socio saca adelante a su familia,el socio es una persona alegre y responsable con muchas ganas de continuar trabajando.
El socio solicita el préstamo para comprar herramientas para su trabajo como martillos y motosierra.
El socio está agradecido por el préstamo y se compromete a cumplir con los pagos de su cuota.
Previous Loan DetailsAgustin is a member of the "MADRES TRABAJADORAS" ("Working Mothers") communal bank. The bank is Located in the district of Cusco, province of Cusco, department of Cusco. He is 55 years old, married with 6 children. Alongside his daily activities he runs a metalwork business and he also works a... More from Anonymous's previous loan »
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Asociación Arariwa is a large non-governmental organization that started offering microcredit in 1994 to improve the quality of life, skills and equity of the population in the rural Cusco region of Peru. Arariwa serves the southern Andean provinces of Peru, and is distinguished by its efforts to reach the very poor, who often live in isolated rural areas. Arariwa fosters village banking, supports savings accounts, promotes access to education, and empowers women entrepreneurs (who make up 78% of its borrowers).
Concurrent and Successive Loans
Our Field Partners often work with borrowers over a series of loans as the borrowers build credit, take out bigger loans, and expand their businesses. In order to make it easier for our Field Partners to post loans for borrowers who have been listed on Kiva before, we allow them to post successive and concurrent loans for their Kiva borrowers. This means that our Field Partners are able to post a borrower's second, third, etc., loan on Kiva without having to re-enter all of the borrower's information.
This borrower has been listed on Kiva before, so you'll see an updated loan description, as well as excerpts of the original descriptions from earlier loans. Most borrowers take out loans consecutively, meaning that they receive a second loan after having repaid the first. However, sometimes our Field Partners give out concurrent loans, allowing borrowers to take out one primary loan and a secondary "add-on" loan along with it. These "add-on" loans are typically smaller than the borrower's primary loan and serve a different purpose. Because Field Partners can now post loans as successive and concurrent loans, you will be able to track borrower progress over time and see the various ways a borrower is working with our Field Partners through funds from Kiva's lenders.
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Success!! The loan was 100% repaid
- Repayment Term
- 6 months (Additional Information)
- Repayment Schedule
- Monthly
- Pre-Disbursed:
- May 11, 2012
- Listed
- Jun 7, 2012
- Currency Exchange Loss:
- Possible
- Ended:
- Oct 15, 2012
Photo from previous loan
Kiva allows our Field Partners to re-use the same photo for individual borrowers that have been posted on Kiva's website once before in a 24 month period, and we allow them to re-use group photos for up to 24 months, provided that 80% of the current group's membership is represented.
Taking, collecting, and uploading photos of borrowers is one of the most challenging elements of using Kiva for our Field Partners. In order to make Kiva easier for Field Partners to use, we have allowed them to post successive and concurrent loans without taking a new photo of the borrower if the criteria above are met.


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The online alternative program at Franklin Community High School doesn't have enough teachers to keep up with its students.
Franklin started the program, called Finish Strong, three years ago for current and former students in Johnson County who wanted to earn their high school diploma outside traditional classrooms.
Participants include parents, full-time workers and those who can't focus in 25-student classes.
They complete the work leading up to the exams on their own time anywhere they can find an Internet connection.
Currently, more than 350 students are enrolled, and program director Leighton Turner said that between 1,000 to 1,500 students have enrolled in the program since it started in 2010.
As of June, 149 students had earned a diploma through the program, and Turner expects another 20 to 25 students to graduate by the end of the school year.
A graduation rate of 10 to 15 percent is low, he said. And he thinks that rate would increase if teachers regularly tracked how often Finish Strong students logged on to the courses and encouraged them to finish.
School officials agree and plan to add two teachers to the program to help with contacting students who haven't logged on to their courses recently or who might need encouragement to finish those final few credits — work that Turner doesn't have time to do.
But Turner and his wife, Sheila, who assists him in running the program, spend almost all of their time filling out paperwork and online registrations for new students, administering tests and teaching students trying to understand geometry or English. They don't have the time needed to track students' progress once they're enrolled.
That's why one student set on earning a diploma can complete 25 high school credits within a year, while others just three credits short of graduation can still lack those three credits a year later, Turner said.
"The more numbers you have, the more of a supervisory nightmare it becomes. My main concern is we don't have a way of monitoring and encouraging and bringing students along," Turner said.
Franklin Community High School Principal Doug Harter said Finish Strong is essential to improving the high school's graduation rate, which went from about 85 percent in 2011 to about 88 percent in 2012.
The program gives students who have fallen behind a chance to catch up and graduate on time. That's why he plans to reorganize staff within the high school so that the Turners will have more help following up with students.
Harter wants the two teachers overseeing Franklin's Launch program, an alternative program for freshman and sophomores at risk for falling behind in their courses, to start working with Finish Strong. Those teachers would track how regularly students complete assignments and courses and to call students or the parents of students who are falling behind, Harter said.
"It's just keeping on them. I feel if we're able to do that kids will earn more credits, and then they'll be able to graduate," Harter said.
Until recently Finish Strong's overall impact on Franklin's graduation rate was mixed. The program is open to any current or returning high school student in the county. But returning students who had already dropped out of high school once and who didn't complete the program counted against Franklin's graduation rate, Harter said.
He argued that students who already have dropped out of high school shouldn't be labeled as dropouts a second time. In October, Franklin reached an agreement with the Indiana Department of Education specifying that returning students no longer would count for or against the high school's graduation rate, Harter said.
Turner enrolls an average of about five new students in the program each week, many of whom heard about Finish Strong through guidance counselors, friends or parents. But the students don't all believe that earning their high school diploma is even possible. Often they fell behind or left their traditional high school courses because they became overwhelmed or didn't think they could complete them.
Currently, Turner has no way of regularly encouraging those students to keep working.
He said he believes more teachers working with the program will be able to provide more encouragement to students. And that could mean a drop in the number of students who leave the program without a diploma, he said.
"I would love to know how many of those folks only needed two, three or four credits," Turner said.


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Seagate to release 1 TB hard drive in H1 2007
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Chicago (IL) - Seagate has reacted to rumors that the company may be showing a 1 TB version of its Barracuda 3.5" desktop hard drive at the Consumer Electronics Show. Company spokesman Michael Hall said that the firm expects "to be the first to deliver 1 TB hard drives in high volume for global customers during the first half of 2007."
The drive will be the company's second generation perpendicular hard drive, following a 750 GB version that has been shipping since April 2006. Hall added that the four-platter drive "will use fewer heads and discs than similar-capacity products [from competitors]."
While not confirmed, 1 TB hard drives are expected to be shown either by Seagate and/or other vendors at the Consumer Electronics Show next week.
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The American Cancer Society of Southeastern Pennsylvania held their annual Crusaders Ball on September 28th, instead of in December this year. The event raised almost $300,000 – a grand success for a great cause. The decorations and giftbags, at the Crusaders Ball were especially noteworthy. Some of the board members actually sewed the green, silk bags themselves. Now, that is commitment. Look for this event next year – it's sure to be one of the better ones of the season.
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