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Microsoft Grants $7.5 Million in Software and Technology to Youth Villages; Grant Boosts Technology for At-Risk Children
Microsoft Grants $ 7.5 Million in Software and Technology to Youth Villages; Grant Boosts Technology for At-Risk Children
Memphis, Tenn. (PRWEB) April 24, 2013
Microsoft has awarded a grant of $ 7.5 million in software and technology to Youth Villages, one of the nation’s largest providers of help to children with emotional and behavioral problems and their families.
The grant is part of Microsoft’s YouthSpark initiative, which is designed to create opportunities for 300 million youth around the world. It will provide software and support on Youth Villages’ residential campuses, supply technology for young adults being helped through its transitional living program and improve the organization’s internal and external communications systems.
“Microsoft is one of our most important partners,” said Patrick Lawler, Youth Villages CEO. “Since 1997, their generosity has allowed us to provide the best computer technology to our kids. This grant means Microsoft’s total support of Youth Villages’ children comes to nearly $ 13 million, which has helped our youth learn computer skills and allowed us to support our staff with modern clinical records and office technology.”
Microsoft YouthSpark is a global initiative committed to create opportunities for 300 million youth in more than 100 countries over the next three years. This companywide initiative includes company programs that empower youth to imagine and realize their full potential by connecting them with greater opportunities for education, employment and entrepreneurship.
The grant allows children receiving help at schools on Youth Villages’ residential campuses to use the latest Microsoft software and curriculum to improve their computer literacy and learn the fundamentals of word processing, spreadsheets, the Internet and presentations. Youth Villages’ residential campuses are located in Memphis and Linden, Tenn., Atlanta, Boston and Portland, Ore.
Young adults in the Youth Villages transitional living program in Alabama, Georgia, Florida, Massachusetts, Mississippi and North Carolina use computers powered by Microsoft to study for their GED certificates, apply for colleges, prepare resumes and search for and apply for their first jobs.
“Microsoft’s continued support allows us to do our best work for children and families,” said Anne Coggin, director of education at Youth Villages. “For our kids, the computer lab is a wonder, offering diverse learning opportunities and a ticket to becoming technologically literate, something that will be crucial for their success as adults.”
The grant also provides the technology to enhance internal and external communications systems for more than 2,700 Youth Villages staff members who perform critical functions each day, such as accessing medical records, documenting treatment plans and reporting to parents and referral partners. Youth Villages’ counselors, teachers and staff will help more than 20,000 children and families this year from 67 offices throughout the country.
“Through YouthSpark, we’ve made a commitment to provide opportunities for youth to succeed in today’s competitive marketplace,” said Marietta Davis, general manager of Microsoft’s Greater Southeast District. “The Youth Villages grant will give at-risk youth the technology and training critical to success in the technology economy. I’ve been so impressed with the organization that I joined its national board of directors last year.”
About Youth Villages
Youth Villages is a private nonprofit organization dedicated to helping emotionally and behaviorally troubled children and their families live successfully. Founded in 1986, Youth Villages helps more than 20,000 children and families each year from more than 20 states and Washington, D.C., through its Evidentiary Family Restoration ™ approach. Involving intensive work with the child and family, as well as a focus on measuring outcomes, keeping children in the community whenever safely possible and providing accountability to families and funders, EFR produces lasting success for children.
Youth Villages uses its EFR approach in a wide array of programs, including intensive in-home services, residential treatment, foster care and adoption, transitional living services, mentoring and crisis services. EFR consistently produces success rates twice that of traditional services at one-third the cost of traditional care. Named one of the Top 50 Nonprofits to Work For by Nonprofit Times and Best Companies Group in 2010 and 2011, Youth Villages has been recognized by Harvard Business School and U.S. News & World Report, and was identified by The White House as one of the nation’s most promising results-oriented nonprofit organizations. For more information about Youth Villages, visit http://www.youthvillages.org.
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About Microsoft YouthSpark
Microsoft YouthSpark is a global initiative that aims to create opportunities for 300 million youth in more than 100 countries during the next three years. This companywide initiative includes Citizenship and other company programs — both new and enhanced — that empower youth to imagine and realize their full potential by connecting them with greater opportunities for education, employment and entrepreneurship. Find out more at http://www.microsoft.com/youthspark.
About Microsoft
Founded in 1975, Microsoft (Nasdaq “MSFT”) is the worldwide leader in software, services and solutions that help people and businesses realize their full potential.
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Combined PC Support Services Inc. releases its On-Line Internet based PC and Software repair service.
Combined PC Support Services Inc. releases its On-Line Internet based PC and Software repair service.
(PRWEB) September 4, 2001
September 1st, 2001
Combined PC Support Services officially releases its Internet based On-Line PC Software Repair Services through its website My PC Crashed.Com. (http://www.mypccrashed.com)
We repair PCÂs and software over the Internet. While, this concept is new to home computer users and small businesses, the technology is not. The IT departments in most of the larger firms in US that have distributed offices perform this service daily. But, this, as a consumer service is one of the newest things to hit the Internet.
This magic is done by using remote control technology that allows us to run the customers computer, while they watch, just like we were sitting there with them. The customer is always aware of everything the technician does and is in control at all times.
Our staff cleans files, removes programs, repairs broken files, replaces drivers, performs preventative maintenance and tests software, all, while the customer watches. We also install software and train users to use it, right on their own computer.
Our service can literally remove the damage done by years of software use, in less than one hour.
Our clients simply attach to our technicians via the net and watch while we perform a series of tests and repairs to bring your computer back to its maximum potential while cleaning up all those irritating software problems. This is not an automated service, as only a skilled PC technician can perform this manual restoration service. Our computer techÂs can repair almost any PC problem, as long as it doesnÂt require a screwdriver.
If you have an older or underachieving computer, donÂt throw it away. Let our experienced techÂs return it back to its days of glory and extend its useful lifespan. Also, you donÂt have to unplug it and haul it across town to use our services.
There are a series of services outlined on our website at http://www.mypccrashed.com
If you need additional information, we can be contacted at our website by clicking on any of the “Live Customer Assistance” icons, or by phone at (770) 893-3799
Thank you,
Ross Carnes
Combined PC Support Services Inc.
PO Box 691
Jasper, Georgia 30143
Phone: (770) 893-3799
Fax: (770) 893-1104
Pager: (770) 224-4097
Pager E-Mail: 7702244097@airmessage.net
Cell Phone:(678) 234-1096
E-Mail: wrc@mypccrashed.com
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MIS Computer in Chicago Launches HeadsUp FD Hotel Front Desk Computer Access Software
MIS Computer in Chicago Launches HeadsUp FD Hotel Front Desk Computer Access Software
Chicago, IL (PRWEB) November 08, 2012
MIS Computer in Chicago announces today the launch of HeadsUp FD, a proximity badge computer access solution for hotels and casinos at the front desk, concierge and PBX.
Peggy Clark, VP of Sales and Marketing for HeadsUp FD, explains, “We are proud to introduce HeadsUp FD for our hotel and casino customers. HeadsUp FD is a superfast login/logout solution for front desk agents, which eliminates the manual login and logout procedure. Instead, agents use proximity badges to tap in and tap out in seconds and they can even tap over another user’s active session. Not only does this allow for more heads up time with the guest, but it promotes PCI Compliance at the front desk. Our HeadsUp FD solution is already in wide use at several of our national hotel customer’s locations and receiving strong reviews based on its light footprint, ease of installation and simplicity to manage. With our official launch of HeadsUp FD, we are pleased to offer this comprehensive security and workflow solution to our global audience.”
About MIS Computer/HeadsUp FD
Founded in 1982, MIS Computer is a global reseller of software, hardware and networking equipment, delivering innovative technical solutions and support for the hospitality industry, gaming, healthcare and other corporate accounts. For more information on HeadsUp FD’s proven security compliance and workflow solution, visit: http://www.headsupfd.com
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Litl to Release Software Development Kit (SDK) with Support for Adobe Flash 10.1
Litl to Release Software Development Kit (SDK) with Support for Adobe Flash 10.1
Boston, Mass. (PRWEB) March 23, 2010
Litl (litl.com) today announced that its litl webbook will soon feature a software development kit (SDK) with full support for Adobe® Flash® Player 10.1. The SDK will enable developers to create custom applications for the litl webbook computer using Adobe’s popular Flash platform. Litl plans to release the SDK – including a code library, simulator, code samples, and documentation – on May 14, 2010 at “Flash and the City” (flashandthecity.com), a developers’ conference in New York City. Developers can learn more and join an email list at litl’s developer resource website (developer.litl.com).
The litl webbook is an innovative new Internet computer for the home. It can go online in a conventional laptop-like mode, rendering websites with a modern browser and built-in support for Flash. However, the computer can also stand upright like an easel when its screen and keyboard are flipped around its unique hinge. In this new mode, the litl webbook’s 12-inch screen becomes an ideal platform for displaying ambient web content ranging from photos and video to music and RSS feeds. The device also connects to large-screen televisions via a plug-and-play HDMI connection.
Alongside the litl webbook’s browser, users can also access web content through custom Flash applications or “channels. Channels transform web content to make it more useful and entertaining, especially in the litl webbook’s new “easel” mode. Channels custom-designed by litl and already available to users include Facebook, The Weather Channel, Flickr, Shutterfly, and BakeSpace. With the SDK’s release, users will benefit from a much larger selection of free and paid channels created by independent developers and partners.
“Our SDK is ideal for talented Flash Platform developers with creative ideas that will flourish on the litl OS,” said Chuck Freedman, litl’s chief channel evangelist. “The litl webbook provides a simple and enjoyable computing experience built on an innovative form factor, cool features and a clean user interface. With the launch of our SDK and Flash Player 10.1, we will provide developers with a very real ecosystem to monetize their development efforts and further enhance the litl user experience.”
“I’m quite excited about litl’s plans to release a public SDK with support for Adobe’s Flash Player 10.1. It represents a unique opportunity for the broader Flash community to get involved creating content for an interesting form-factor and innovative cloud-based operating system,” said noted mobile and device developer, author, and speaker Scott Janousek of the Boston-based firm, Hooken Mobile.
To learn more, developers should visit developer.litl.com and join the SDK’s email list. Developers are also invited to attend “Flash and the City” in New York from May 14-16. Representatives from litl will be on hand to introduce the SDK, share rollout plans, and help developers get started.
About litl
Based in Boston, litl is a new kind of computer company. The company was founded to make the web more enjoyable and entertaining for everyday consumers. Small and personal by design, we invite you to learn more at litl.com.
For more media information, contact:
Lisa Hendrickson
Commstrat for litl
516.767.8390
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Child internet time limit software: Introduction to GroundHog from Mediavention.com
Software internet timer application that limits child internet time. Download free from http:\mediavention.com this application which was specially created by a Dad for his teenagers. The video shows how to limit your kid’s internet time and many of the features of this computer program. This easy program is what 100′s of parents are using to help them manage and police their children’s computer usage. Each child has an account which gives them time on the internet, when that time is up, the screen is blanked out and the internet connection is cut. Also Gary the GroundHog is kid tough; this application has been a year in development to survive against all computer savvy teenager hack attacks.
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Malicious software terminology
Article by jacksonp
Adware Typically, ads with the sharing of software components or free software programs installed in your computer to display targeted ads. These ads for software developers to generate revenue. Adware pop-up window or interfere with the adoption of web-based display advertising banner ads.Browser helper objects (BHO)Browser helper objects (BHO) can be disguised as MIcrosoft Internet Explorer (IE browser) available in the browser toolbar. Malicious browser helper objects will change your default home page, links to other sites, or to achieve the purpose of targeting ads to your web browsing habits history sent to a third party. Browser hijacking procedures Browser hijacking program can be on your browser to control. Hijacking programs can change your browser settings, or modify the default home page, so that home page links to other sites, but also to send personal information to third parties. Hijack procedures disguised as IE browser component of the firewall software so it is difficult to be detected. Because of its many functions can be controlled, browser hijacking program can be classified as a Trojan program.Dialer Dial-up is usually installed on a personal computer to dial-up software. Some dial-up connection to the Internet service provider (ISP), is designed to provide real help. However, malicious dialers will without your permission or authorization to connect to the long-distance telephone charges, resulting in high rates bills.Keystroke loggerAlso known as the “keyloggers” or “keystroke loggers.” Recorded program on your computer running in the background, you can record every keyboard button. Keystroke logger to collect information, often including personal information and your password to the computer, this information may then be a third-party access.Layer service provider (LSP)Layered service provider is the number of paragraph code, used to control, interception and control WinSock and WinSock call Internet applications (such as your Internet browser) for communication between. Malicious layered service providers can be used to steal your information submitted via the Internet.Malicious SoftwareUsed to cover the malicious software known as spyware, including adware, Trojan, browser hijacking procedures, keystroke loggers, dialers and tracking cookie.Spyware Hidden procedures. Use your Internet connection on your computer to carry out various activities to gather information, and send a third party. Information without your knowledge or permission to collect and send. And adware, like spyware often shared by the free and bundled software, set up as a third party to install, with the result that it is difficult to differentiate between the two. Sometimes you will see the Internet “spyware” is used for malicious software known as.Tracking CookieCookie is a small amount of data included (such as the Web site set up) a small text file, during his visit to certain Web site, keep to your computer. Internet browser to read and write operations on the cookie. In most cases, cookie settings can be retained for the next time you visit the Web site to provide users with convenient. However, cookie sometimes be used to extract and track your Web site in a number of inter-acts, as is the marketing staff to provide you with information on the web browsing habits.Troy proceduresAnd spyware, the Troy program (also known as the Trojan horse) can sneak into your system and your knowledge to run. Troy procedures can control a number of functions. For example, some of Troy procedures through the computer’s modem or on long-distance charges for dial-up number (similar to a dial-up device), may cause high rates. Troy procedures and different viruses and worms do not self-replicate.
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Become IC
Become IC³ Certified and Show You Possess the Knowledge Required for Basic Use of Computer Hardware, Software, and the Internet
Dublin (PRWEB) November 8, 2005
Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c27214) has announced the addition of E-Learning Course – Internet and Computing Core Certification (IC³) to their offering.
The Internet and Computing Core Certification (IC³) is the first globally accepted, standards-based, validated certification program for basic computing skills and is often the first certification individuals pursue to show competence in computer skills.
Becoming IC³ certified demonstrates that you possess the knowledge required for basic use of computer hardware, software, and the Internet. The How To Master IC³ Training Solution includes online, CD-ROM, and instructor-led materials for the three exams individuals are required to pass in order to complete the Internet and Computing Core Certification (IC³).
The How To Master IC³ Training Solution online and CD-ROM courses use audio narration, interactive exercises, simulations, graphics, animated tips, and video clips to present training that is easy and enjoyable to use.
These self-paced courses allow learners to progress at their own speed and review lessons as often as desired to become more comfortable and proficient with the concepts and tasks presented.
IC³ certification is based on successfully passing three exams – Computing Fundamentals, Key Applications and Living Online.
IC³ is the ideal starting point for anyone interested in learning computer and Internet basics. The program gives individuals sufficient Internet and computing literacy skills to enter current job markets or begin higher education programs.
Global, broad-based IC³ Certification verifies that candidates possess the accepted standard level of basic computer and Internet literacy and are more efficient and marketable. Successful completion of IC³ provides core skills and knowledge necessary to use some computer applications and the Internet. The course effectively tests computing knowledge and skills to ensure mastery is achieved and gives a resume-building standard certification as proof of successful completion of the program. IC³ Certification provides the foundation necessary to further enhance productivity and marketability with other desktop application-specific certifications and gives individuals confidence and security in being part of today’s “digital world”.
For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c27214
Laura Wood
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Research and Markets
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New Software Licensing Capabilities for EasyLicenser and Orion from Agilis Software
New Software Licensing Capabilities for EasyLicenser and Orion from Agilis Software
(PRWEB) November 10, 2004
The new EasyLicenser Extended API allows developers to generate licenses that take effect upon installation. Deferred time-limited licenses expire a defined time after installation of the key by the end user, not on a set date after key generation by the developer. Similarly, deferred locking allows developers to issue keys that automatically lock to the end users’ machine upon installation, and so remove the need for the developer to receive any system information from the end user.
The EasyLicenser eCommerce Server meets the needs of larger software developers who want to provide key-generation capability to several users, or who need to automate fulfilment. Order processing staff can now log into the HTTP-based eCommerce Server from any web browser to generate keys, or alternatively EasyLicenser key generation can be readily integrated into an automated web site and order processing system implemented in any language.
The Orion Proxy Server allows enterprises to provide automated activation even on isolated networks. Many companies protect their internal networks by keeping nearly all computers disconnected from the internet, with just a few machines connected both internally and externally.
Normally this would prevent the automatic internet-based activation of Orion-protected applications, and oblige each end user to download their key manually from the Orion self-service web page. The Orion Proxy Server runs on one of the machines with both internal and external network access, and channels activation requests and grants to the Orion Activation Server administered by the software developer. Now enterprises can provide automated activation, secure relocation of licenses, subscription renewal and more even for their users who have no direct internet access from their computers.
Orion’s new Fuzzy Fingerprinting feature removes the re-activation or re-licensing required when a user changes the hardware element in their system that a software vendor used to lock their software. Fuzzy Fingerprinting allows developers to lock their software to a minimum set from a number of system features. For example, they can lock to the MAC address, hard disk ID and host name, but pass the license check if two out of these three features match the recorded names. The end user can now upgrade their Ethernet card or hard disk without causing the license check to fail, but also without compromising security.
Fuzzy Fingerprinting employs whatever system features are available for a given platform, and uses native operating system calls, even for Java, so it is secure. Developers can also extend the fingerprinting: if they have their own fingerprinting code based on a customized system – say the serial number of add-in hardware – they can add this to the Fuzzy Fingerprinting mix.
The EasyLicenser Extended API is available now for Java applications, with C/C++, VB and C# support coming in Q1 2005. The EasyLicenser eCommerce Server, Orion Proxy Server and Orion Fuzzy Fingerprintng are available now.
ABOUT AGILIS SOFTWARE
Agilis Software LLC is a private California enterprise specializing in electronic license management solutions for the internet era.
ABOUT Orion
Orion is a Network-Based Software Licensing Platform that functions equally well as a license activation server, floating license server, or license key distribution server, to protect applications written in any language on any platform. Orion is a highly-available, extensible and self-contained licensing platform that runs on any J2EE-compliant application server. Orion is based on accepted standards such as HTTP and J2EE so fits readily into modern networked environments. Visit htttp://http://www.agilis-sw.com/orion/ for further information.
About EasyLicenser
EasyLicenser allows ISVs to cut their costs and increase revenue by providing full protection for their software products for as little as $ 2 per end-user copy. And unlike current leading products, there are no hidden extras – multi-platform support is free. EasyLicenser’s non-intrusive operation will encourage the end users into compliance, thus further improving the bottom line.
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Computer Internet Security Software- 10 Secrets To Ensure You Find The Best Internet Security Software
Article by Barry Kareful
Now that you are ready to take the plunge and spend some money on internet security products such as antivirus software, it is essential to comprehend exactly what this protective software does. Basically antivirus software has three goals:1. To foil a virus infection from reaching your computer/network system before any damage can be accomplished. The antivirus software has a database containing the virus identification (called signatures) of all recognized viruses (at the time the software was developed), and this can run into thousands of signatures. As soon as you download data to your computer or network from an remote source, be it the Web , a diskette, or a CD-ROM, the antivirus program checks the inward bound data for any of the virus signatures that are in its database. If a virus is encountered, you are told, before the downloaded data is permitted access into your computer or network.2. Gives a first line of defence against inward bound virus threats, if the software is installed on a computer network, so that the network manager has time to take action to prohibit the virus from accessing the system, or if already there, control it from spreading and then sterilize (clean) any parts of the network that have been corrupted by the virus.3. To take the required steps to clean and restore your computer and/or network by either destroying the infection and repairing spoiled files or moving the infected files to a secure or quarantine area so that no additional damage can be accomplished by the virus.
Comprehending what an internet security system ought to do is only one part of the buying decision. It is as well very essential to be able to make an informed choice as to the finest internet security software that will meet your requirements from the many internet security products at present accessible.
Here are 10 key questions to ask about any computer internet security you could be planning to acquire.1. Given the reality that the computer industry experts assert that there are between 1 to 500 new viruses appearing daily, you ought to ask how many distinct viruses the internet security software can discover.2. As noted in the first question, with the huge number of viruses appearing, ask how often you will be sent updates to the antivirus program database to guarantee that your security is up to date.3. Ask how straightforward it is to get the updated information about recent viruses.4. Does the antivirus software have the power to detect strange or suspicious activity in your computer or network that may be the act of an mysterious virus?5. If buying the internet security system for use on a server, then can the antivirus program notice virus threats in condensed files?6. How stable is the virus alarm system, as you do not want to be swamped with virus alerts that turn out to be false?7. Ask how the internet security system informs you of an forthcoming virus threat.8. Are there any custom settings accessible in the computer internet security program that would permit you to rapidly scan particular parts of your hard drive files and directories which could be more prone to virus contaminations?9. Is there a scanning log to inform you on what was uncovered, what was done to the infected files and what if anything more you need to do?10. What effect does installing and operating the computer internet security software have on your computer and/or network operating speeds? (Some types of security software might not be suitable for slower Internet connection speeds or even permitted by the Internet Service Provider due to their drain on the system.)
I honestly hope that utilizing the questions provided above as your buying guide will assist you to make an knowledgeable evaluation about the best internet security for your computing needs when looking at the many different internet security software reviews and products.
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It’s the antivirus people love to hate…but will you hate it after this review? NIS 2009 VS Malware! Part1
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