The online community is a website for alumni offering a suite of free internet services designed to help you make the most of your Northeastern connection. Services include the following:

To register for HuskyNet, the Northeastern Alumni Online Community, go to the HuskyNet login page and click on "New User? Register Here" to claim your Northeastern login credentials Enter your first name, last name, class year, and Alumni ID (the 7 digit code from the mailing label of the NU magazine or call the Alumni Office at 617.373.2656).

To retrieve your username, go to the HuskyNet login page and click on "What is my Username?", then enter your first name, last name, class year, and Alumni ID (the 7 digit code from the mailing label of the NU magazine or call the Alumni Office at 617.373.2656). If you encounter any difficulties, send an email that includes your current full name, your full name as a student if different from your current name, class year, school and major, to husky@neu.edu.

If you run Ubuntu, you already are. If you want to help out, please see the Get Involved page. You will find information about beta testing, and other ways to help Ubuntu even if you are not a programmer.

Yes, there is! A few months ago, I created a community on LiveJournal for just that. Creating an account there is free, and once you've registered, you can join the community here.

Yes you can. We are running PHP enabled servers that will allow you to create a dynamic community with chat rooms, photo galleries, and just about anything you like. Search the web for PHP packages to get you started. We can help you configure your PHP if needed as it can be a bit tricky and time consuming when doing it over a modem connection.

Our fantastic online Student Community has been designed to allow you to interact with, and learn from, other ICS members, students and experts. As a member of the community you will be able to share information, engage in discussions, browse our resource library and voice your opinions through student surveys.

Staffcentrix is the world's largest community of virtual assistants with a membership of over 2,500 VAs hailing from around the world. (August 4, 2005 membership count: 2,569.

You will be given access to the DPCL talk2learn online community approximately 6 weeks prior to module one.

It's everybody you work with! Inside of Hook Exchange you create and manage a Contact List of people you work with and share song list information. From within Hook Exchange you send and receive song lists to and from these contacts, as you would email. Because the lists are "exchanged" through our central database, the entire process remains consistent inside Hook Exchange. One of the biggest challenges we've found in the world of music research is maintaining consistency in song lists.

The dragon community, in the physical world, is spread out so broadly and so thinly that it is almost impossible to maintain a physical network. (For the first three to four years of my personal experiences with draconity, for example, I thought I was alone in my belief and probably crazy. See "How did you discover your draconity?" below, for details.) To put it bluntly, the Internet magnifies the visibility of "fringe" groups, those with nonstandard beliefs.

We receive so much correspondence from people who are intrigued by the power of consciousness, that we have created a forum for these people to interact. We believe the study of consciousness benefits everyone, and that a supportive environment will help individuals to understand and develop their own minds. The Psyleron Online Community is a place for REG-1 users to share their research, ideas, and assistance on consciousness-related topics.

Yes. If you cannot locate your name on the registration site, contact alumni@du.edu indicating your request. Include the following information: name, years attended, course of study and daytime telephone number. Your request may take up to two weeks. Your DU ID with registration instructions will be e-mailed to you when your record is available.

Certain sections of the site, such as news, publications and general information, are available to the public. Alumni profiles, message boards, and group information are only available to registered members of the site and College staff. Membership is verified by consulting our records to confirm that a member was a student at Medaille.

Our purpose is to create a global "virtual incubator" for space-related business ventures. We want this to be a place where entrepreneurs from around the world can find all of the resources they need to create new, innovative, high-growth, and visionary space-related ventures.

Participation in the DBM Client Discussion Board is an opportunity to be a part of a vibrant and dynamic community of like-minded professionals. All participants are DBM clients and consultants. Our clients in career transition, just like you, are interested in making the best career move possible. Communicating with other DBM clients and consultants affords you the opportunity to share information, inspiration, challenges, trends, etc.

The Dental Informatics Online Community (DIOC) is a National Library of Medicine funded project to create an open, worldwide research community for people interested in dental informatics. Begun in 2006, the DIOC is an evolving resource that strives to meet the ever changing needs of anyone interested in dental informatics.

The Alumni Online Community is a free service available to LUC alumni and provides a number of offerings that may be of immediate assistance to you. These features include: E-mail forwarding allows you to give out your alum.luc.edu address to anyone; the e-mails they send to that address will be forwarded to the e-mail account you designate. So long as you keep the address to which the e-mails forward current, people will always be able to get a hold of you through the luc-alum.edu address.

The Online Alumni Community is a new set of services that will be launched on the Association of Yale Alumni Web site this summer. At its launch, the online community area will include discussion groups, an email forwarding service and an online alumni directory. The directory will contain name, degree and contact information for all alumni of Yale College, the Graduate School and Yale’s professional schools.

Send an e-mail to ovariancancer@clinicahealth.com with the user's name and a brief description of the situation. Someone will review your complaint and, if it is determined to be necessary, ban the user from the site.

quot;It is the mark of a good action that it appears inevitable in retrospect". Robert Louis Stevenson

The best place to identify 9Health Fair volunteers is with your family and friends. Also, service club organizations like the Lions Club, Rotary Club, Optimist Club, and organizations like area schools, universities and churches are great resources for non-medical volunteers. Medical volunteers can be found at hospitals, doctors' offices, dentists' offices, nursing or dental schools, area ambulance companies, fire departments and more.

A community water system is a public water system that serves the same people year-round. Most residences including homes, apartments, and condominiums in cities, towns and mobile home parks are served by community water systems.

Perhaps the benefit to the community is best stated by the Institute for Health Policy Solutions in its report to the Packard Foundation, "Background Data and Models for Expanding Health Insurance Coverage to Uninsured Children in Santa Clara County" quot;Children's access to health insurance and health care are important determinants of better health outcomes and readiness to learn.

People taking migraine drugs together with some antidepressants are at risk of a life-threatening condition, health officials warned Wednesday.

Yes, if you are a Meijer Community Rewards member and if you make online purchases with your linked Meijer Credit Card. Find out more about Meijer Community Rewards. Back to Top