Free computer classes for beginners start on Wednesday, March 23, in the Guanajuato Room of the Ashland Branch Library, 410 Siskiyou Boulevard. All classes are held on Wednesday mornings from 10 a.m. ? 12 noon. Classes fill quickly, so please call 541-774-6996 to reserve a spot.
March 23: How to Talk to Your Computer
Like all the classes in the series, this class is very hands-on.
March 30: Windows Concepts
The standard elements of Windows are introduced, including the Desktop, Start Menu, Task bar, and Quick Start Menu.
April 6: Web Basics Learn what the Internet is, how to navigate around it, and use a search engine.
April 13: Word Processing
You will learn the basics of word processing to help you create documents.
April 20: E-mail IThis class covers reading and replying to a message, sending a new message, and managing your Inbox.
April 27: E-mail IIPractice some of the most common text-editing techniques needed to write e-mail messages and view attachments.
Please contact the Ashland Branch Library at 541-774-6996 for more information.cell phone application
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Saturday, April 9, 2011
'125 Years'
When our vehicles all jostling to get into the picture then there is a reason. The photo shoot for the 125th birthday of the automobile. Click here to see more!best spying utility
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The New SLK
Pure driving fun in the new SLK: this edition of the roadster from Mercedes-Benz impresses with its dynamism, efficiency and stylish comfort. Behind the attractive front end, are modern engines that due to the standard ECO start-stop automatic use up to 30% less fuel than their predecessors. Celebrating a world premiere is the 'Magic Sky Control' glass roof. This can either be darkened or made transparent and provides an optimal climate in the interior.more about cell phone spy....
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Syrian city hit by deadly clashes
Lina Sinjab on the reports of shootings at the protests in the Syrian city of Deraa At least 13 protesters have been killed during anti-government rallies in the southern Syrian city of Deraa, witnesses have told the BBC. Residents near the Al Omari mosque said they had seen at least 13 bodies in that area and more wounded. However, officials said only a member of the security forces and an ambulance worker had been killed. Deraa has been a focus of unrest since anti-government protests erupted across Syria in mid-March. The protests have posed an unprecedented challenge to President Bashar al-Assad's 11-year rule. Thousands are reported to have staged rallies following Friday prayers in Deraa. Eyewitnesses said security forces had opened fire on crowds chanting pro-democracy slogans, the BBC's Lina Sinjab reports. Another activist in Deraa told AFP news agency by telephone that demonstrators leaving from three mosques had marched to the city's main court but were confronted by "security forces dressed in civilian clothing" who fired tear gas to disperse them. He said protesters had thrown stones and clashes ensued. A resident quoted by Reuters reported seeing "pools of blood and three bodies" in the Mahatta area of Deraa. The official Sana news agency said one member of the security forces and an ambulance worker had been killed and dozens of other people wounded. State television showed footage from the protests and said that "saboteurs and conspirators opened fire on residents and security forces". Fresh protests have also been reported in cities including Qamishli, Hasakhe, Idlib, Banyas and Homs. The town of Duma, near Damascus, has been sealed off, our correspondent adds, with internet and mobile phone communications blocked. In northern cities with Kurdish majorities, protesters were reportedly chanting "we are calling for freedom and not only for citizenship" in response to President Assad granting citizenship for Kurds in Syria's eastern Hasaka region on Thursday.Send your pictures and videos to yourpics@bbc.co.uk or text them to 61124 (UK) or +44 7725 100 100 (International). If you have a large file you can upload here. Read the terms and conditionsThis article is from the BBC News website. � British Broadcasting Corporation, The BBC is not responsible for the content of external internet sites.
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County Participating in "Sustainable Valley" to Create Family Wage Jobs
In a continuing effort to proactively boost economic development in Southern Oregon, Jackson County Government has been working with a growing network of Rogue Valley business and community leaders on a strategic initiative named "Sustainable Valley," designed to seize the economic development opportunities created by the challenges of sustainability. The program is designed to create important, sustainable family wage traded-sector jobs to make Jackson County's economy more resilient for the benefit of the entire Southern Oregon community.
Working closely with established economic development organizations, Sustainable Valley has identified an opportunity to develop a Sustainable Valley Business Accelerator designed to help innovative, sustainable technology startup companies grow and succeed. Its goal is to accomplish this by providing hands-on support, helping get start-ups ?investment ready,? connecting companies to interested investors, and strengthen the branding of Southern Oregon as an attractive place for all manner of sustainable businesses to launch and grow.
Jackson County Government is proposing an investment of $50,000 toward an initial six-month budget of $180,000 in order to yield the following deliverables:
Legal incorporation of Sustainable Valley as a nonprofit organization.
Selection of an initial site for the Sustainable Valley Accelerator and formal launch of the Accelerator.
Production of a more detailed three-year business and financial plan.
Securing of initial startup funding or funding commitments of at least $500,000 for operations and investment purposes. These funds will come from a mix of local, state, federal and private funding sources.
Jackson County and Southern Oregon have proven to be a good home for sustainable product and technology businesses including Amy's Kitchen, Barefoot Motors, Brammo, Upwind Solutions, Sky Research, MotorcycleUSA, Rogue Valley Micro Devices, Plexis Healthcare Systems and many others. Among the reasons these companies have been successful are a central location between the metro areas of Seattle/Portland and the San Francisco Bay Area with ideal logistics on the I-5 corridor, an available and technically educated workforce, access to existing supply chain, quality institutions of higher learning for partnering opportunities, cultural resources, quality of life, a low cost of doing business, and an airport for handling future growth.
"The success of the Accelerator and broader Sustainable Valley vision will diversify our economic base which provides for less volatility and enables better planning for community, government, and education. The success of this initiative will provide our region with a more recognized brand name," said Danny Jordan, Jackson County Administrator.
Mark VonHolle, VP of S&B James Construction Management, SOREDI Board President and The Chamber of Medford/Jackson County Board Member, who initiated the ?Sustainable Valley? economic development initiative, stated: ?The last of 40 sawmills in this region closed in 2009, and the loss of those good family wage traded sector jobs has led Jackson County to be in the bottom three percent for the lowest wages in the U.S. for counties with populations of 75,000 or higher. In addition, the Mail Tribune recently reported nearly one in four citizens in Jackson and Josephine counties are now on food assistance. This is totally unacceptable. We can and must do better!?
"As Sustainability is the new environmental, social, technologic and economic reality of our times, rebranding our region as 'Sustainable Valley' is an idea whose time has come. We can't compromise our airshed and we won't allow the values and culture to be compromised that make Southern Oregon such a great place to live, raise a family and do business. This is a strategic initiative to create meaningful, sustainable, technology-based family wage jobs in order to make our economy more resilient and our community more prosperous," said Dave Gilmour, Jackson County Commissioner.
"This developing strategy has the power to transform our regional economy and provide a pro-active solution to many of the corresponding economic challenges our community and state are facing. The economic multiplier associated with a strong foundation of family wage traded-sector jobs will provide increased opportunities and benefits for all of the other businesses in our community," said Jack Walker, Jackson County Commissioner.
"Creative business leadership will be required to accomplish more efficient use of energy, water and materials, 'green' building products, transportation systems and more sustainably grown food. Companies that provide this leadership can do very well and create excellent jobs for our community. We want to make sure some of those companies are rooted right here," said Dennis C.W. Smith, Jackson County Commissioner.
Sustainable Valley is a public-private partnership to help the local region seize opportunities created by sustainability. The volunteer advisory committee includes business and community leaders. The group plans to organize as a nonprofit charity and establish a for profit Sustainable Valley Business Accelerator to help get targeted companies ready for investment and growth. Business Oregon, The City of Medford, Asante Health System, Lithia Motors and Medford Fabrication are also investing in this initiative with Jackson County.
For more information, please contact Danny Jordan, Jackson County Administrator, at (541) 774-6003.best spying utility yes spying counts unbelievable discount spy cell phone application
Working closely with established economic development organizations, Sustainable Valley has identified an opportunity to develop a Sustainable Valley Business Accelerator designed to help innovative, sustainable technology startup companies grow and succeed. Its goal is to accomplish this by providing hands-on support, helping get start-ups ?investment ready,? connecting companies to interested investors, and strengthen the branding of Southern Oregon as an attractive place for all manner of sustainable businesses to launch and grow.
Jackson County Government is proposing an investment of $50,000 toward an initial six-month budget of $180,000 in order to yield the following deliverables:
Legal incorporation of Sustainable Valley as a nonprofit organization.
Selection of an initial site for the Sustainable Valley Accelerator and formal launch of the Accelerator.
Production of a more detailed three-year business and financial plan.
Securing of initial startup funding or funding commitments of at least $500,000 for operations and investment purposes. These funds will come from a mix of local, state, federal and private funding sources.
Jackson County and Southern Oregon have proven to be a good home for sustainable product and technology businesses including Amy's Kitchen, Barefoot Motors, Brammo, Upwind Solutions, Sky Research, MotorcycleUSA, Rogue Valley Micro Devices, Plexis Healthcare Systems and many others. Among the reasons these companies have been successful are a central location between the metro areas of Seattle/Portland and the San Francisco Bay Area with ideal logistics on the I-5 corridor, an available and technically educated workforce, access to existing supply chain, quality institutions of higher learning for partnering opportunities, cultural resources, quality of life, a low cost of doing business, and an airport for handling future growth.
"The success of the Accelerator and broader Sustainable Valley vision will diversify our economic base which provides for less volatility and enables better planning for community, government, and education. The success of this initiative will provide our region with a more recognized brand name," said Danny Jordan, Jackson County Administrator.
Mark VonHolle, VP of S&B James Construction Management, SOREDI Board President and The Chamber of Medford/Jackson County Board Member, who initiated the ?Sustainable Valley? economic development initiative, stated: ?The last of 40 sawmills in this region closed in 2009, and the loss of those good family wage traded sector jobs has led Jackson County to be in the bottom three percent for the lowest wages in the U.S. for counties with populations of 75,000 or higher. In addition, the Mail Tribune recently reported nearly one in four citizens in Jackson and Josephine counties are now on food assistance. This is totally unacceptable. We can and must do better!?
"As Sustainability is the new environmental, social, technologic and economic reality of our times, rebranding our region as 'Sustainable Valley' is an idea whose time has come. We can't compromise our airshed and we won't allow the values and culture to be compromised that make Southern Oregon such a great place to live, raise a family and do business. This is a strategic initiative to create meaningful, sustainable, technology-based family wage jobs in order to make our economy more resilient and our community more prosperous," said Dave Gilmour, Jackson County Commissioner.
"This developing strategy has the power to transform our regional economy and provide a pro-active solution to many of the corresponding economic challenges our community and state are facing. The economic multiplier associated with a strong foundation of family wage traded-sector jobs will provide increased opportunities and benefits for all of the other businesses in our community," said Jack Walker, Jackson County Commissioner.
"Creative business leadership will be required to accomplish more efficient use of energy, water and materials, 'green' building products, transportation systems and more sustainably grown food. Companies that provide this leadership can do very well and create excellent jobs for our community. We want to make sure some of those companies are rooted right here," said Dennis C.W. Smith, Jackson County Commissioner.
Sustainable Valley is a public-private partnership to help the local region seize opportunities created by sustainability. The volunteer advisory committee includes business and community leaders. The group plans to organize as a nonprofit charity and establish a for profit Sustainable Valley Business Accelerator to help get targeted companies ready for investment and growth. Business Oregon, The City of Medford, Asante Health System, Lithia Motors and Medford Fabrication are also investing in this initiative with Jackson County.
For more information, please contact Danny Jordan, Jackson County Administrator, at (541) 774-6003.best spying utility yes spying counts unbelievable discount spy cell phone application
Friday, April 8, 2011
Bong to head debut director jury
Hollywood producers bought the remake rights to Bong's 2006 movie The Host Related Stories South Korean director Bong Joon-ho will preside over the jury of the Camera d'Or prize for the best first-time filmmaker at the Cannes film festival. Bong 's film credits include Barking Dog (2000) and Memories of Murder (2004), but he is best known for his 2006 horror movie The Host. His 2009 drama Mother premiered at Cannes, in the Un Certain Regard competition. Last year's Camera d'Or went to Michael Rowe's Leap Year. In 2008, the award was won by British filmmaker Steve McQueen for his debut film Hunger. Taxi Driver star Robert De Niro will head this year's Palme d'Or jury. The festival on the French Riviera will run from 11 to 22 May.This article is from the BBC News website. � British Broadcasting Corporation, The BBC is not responsible for the content of external internet sites.
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Kids Take Their Best Shot (and Learn about Electronics in the Process) [Slide Show]
What could be cooler for an aspiring scientist or engineer than a hands-on project working with and learning about electronics and optics? How about one where each student ends up with his or her own digital camera. [More]
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