Canonical has asked for nUbuntu to cease development in an email nUbuntu
received from Canonical Ltd. Canonical Ltd stated that nUbuntu must cease
development as the ideas behind nUbuntu are giving Canonical Ubuntu a bad
name. The author of nUbuntu Tom Bell has stepped forward to fully comply
I received over a dozens emails in response to my request for names
of youth development organizations that also research and publish
about youth. Thank you all for your help!
Barry
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Online Leadership Program
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Rising Above The Gathering Storm: Energizing and Employing America for a
Brighter Economic Future
http://www.nap.edu/catalog/11463.html
The whole book is online free...
But you have to read it. It is not a minutes worth of information. It
requires understanding the reason for the
Hello, Mark. I'm sorry I didn't respond earlier... and I should have.
Mark Warnick wrote:
Hello Everyone,
I am normally a lurker here on the list, mainly because of my lack of
knowledge. My father always told me it is better to be thought an idiot and
remain silent than to open your mouth
Hello Andy,
How about you write one for New York Time as a guest writer? Perhaps then the
public would get a better picture of digital divide?
Cindy
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Andy Carvin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi Phil,
My blog post earlier today is a response to some of the issues raised in
the
Hi Mark,
My initial thought is that VISTA will, indeed, be a resource hog...in
other words, not something you're going to want to implement on older
hardware. It'll require fast processors and tons of memory, neither of
which tends to come through the recycling stream to community technology
hi mark
comments below in caps
regards,
rene
-- Original Message --
To: The Digital Divide Network discussion group ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
From: Mark Warnick ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
Subject: [DDN] Planning Help Needed
Date: 3/31/2006 10:35:08a
Hello Everyone,
I am normally a
Hello to all,
I read the article in the NY Times and was deeply disappointed in the paper of
record. The editorial perspective taken (giving the reporter the benefit of
the doubt) was similar to the way much of the US deals with issues surrounding
race, ethnicity, and socio-economic
