If you are a programmer and wish to contribute, please visit the developers section of our web site at http://kaboodle.sourceforge.net/developers.html. If you would like to make a donation to fund development of Kaboodle, please visit our PayPal link at https://www.paypal.com/affil/pal=kaboodle%40echogent.com.

Often times, third party security software will affect Kaboodle from working properly. In order to use Kaboodle properly, add www.kaboodle.com to your trusted or approved sites list, and make sure you allow cookies to be set for www.kaboodle.com. If you cannot get the software to work, please use our feedback form and provide us with details of the software you're running (operating system, application, application version number) and we will investivate the issue.

We intend to keep Kaboodle free forever. We believe that the ads within the Kaboodle product as well as future advertiser-supported features will continue to be beneficial to Kaboodle users and will also pay the rent and wages for the Kaboodle team.

In Kaboodle, you can now form groups around common areas of interest, your hobbies, passions, school or work groups, family, or friends. Each group will feature a forum where members can discuss topics of interest, relevant Kaboodle lists submitted by individual group members, and a "Group Collection" where group members can submit individual items to a collaborative Kaboodle list.

Kaboodle is a fun shopping community where people recommend and discover new things. To use Kaboodle, you get two buttons in your browser. Whenever you like a product, an article, a picture or any web page, click on the Add to Kaboodle button and it will add it to your personal collection list in Kaboodle. You can create a list on any topic ranging from buying a sofa to planning a vacation or even researching business products or services.

Use the "Tell a Friend" link on the left side of any Kaboodle list or the "Invite new friends" link in My Kaboodle. Anyone you invite will be listed as your friend in Kaboodle once they sign up and you’ll be notified of each other’s activity as you add public items and comments in Kaboodle.

On any Kaboodle list, simply click "E-mail List" in the bar beneath the list title. Enter as many email addresses as you like on the "To:" line (and use a comma after each email address when you’re inviting more than one person). Then type a message if you want and click the "Send" button.

Each list and every item in Kaboodle has a Copy link. If you want to copy an entire list or multiple items from the same list, from the drop-down menu titled "More Actions," select "Copy." Select the list you would like to copy to (or create a new list) and the items you would like to copy, and then click "Copy" in the bar beneath the title of the list. To copy just one item from a list, click the "Copy Item" link beneath the summary information for the item.

If you have a certain project in mind you should check if somebody else is already working on it or if you could benefit from existing modules. Do so by posting your planned project to the PDL developers mailing list at pdl-porters@jach.hawaii.edu . To subscribe, send a message to pdl-porters-request@jach.hawaii.edu containing a string in the following format: where you should replace the string me@my.email.address with your email address.

Head on over to the SVN page to grab the codebase, and hack away! Post your contributions online, and tell us about it on the Theora-dev mailing list.

To import a Wish List from Amazon, use the link on My Kaboodle or click here to get to the same place. Simply enter the e-mail address associated with your Amazon account, select the Kaboodle list where you want to add the items, and click the button to import your Wish List.

No. Whenever you share a list with your friends by using the "E-mail List" link they will be able to view the list with one click even if they are not yet registered Kaboodlers.

To keep track of Kaboodle lists you want to visit again and to be notified of new activity on those lists, add them to your Favorites. To do so, go to the list you want to add. In the bar beneath the list title, there is a drop-down menu titled "More Actions." Select "Add to Favorites" and click "OK" to add it to your favorites. This will add the list to your My Favorites list in your left-hand navigation bar under My Lists.

Briefly, the probable location is: Atlantic Ocean, east of Mid-Atlantic Rise (near junction of African and European tectonic plates). What is the justification? First, a note that the exact location is not specifically given. However, there are several clues. Other quatrains (along with Revelations and other sources) indicate oceanic impact (I.69, II.43, letter to Cesar etc.

Bonds are issued by governments and corporations in order to raise money and are a relatively safe investment. Bonds are usually seen as a long-term investment and can have terms of up to 30 years, although five to ten years is the normal investment period. Bonds also tend to have a high entry level, with units usually selling for more than USD5,000. Many fund managers use bonds as a stable element in unit trust products.

You now have more choice in how you view and showcase the lists you put together on Kaboodle. In addition to the original "list" view of the items on your Kaboodle list, you can also choose to view them as a grid (for all lists except for travel), a schedule (for travel lists only), a slideshow, or a collage. A collage gives you the most flexibility, allowing you to select which images to show, how much text, size and layout of the images, and colors.

Kaboodle is a LAN management and personal VPN application designed to do two things: The first is to allow people to manage the disparate computers and network-connected devices on their home LAN's from a visual interface. The second is to allow you to connect your Kaboodle-equipped LAN to those of other Kaboodle users using strong cryptographic means for identification verification and data transmission. We refer to this second piece as Kaboodle's "Personal VPN" capability.

Yes! Just send an (empty) e-mail to activelock-subscribe@yahoogroups.com -- This is the ActiveLock development list. You'll be able to unsubscribe at any time.

Yes, we can work with organisations to develop their own policies tailored to their specific needs. We have experience of working with organisations to enable them to develop policies on topics such as:

Curriculum may be developed from a variety of sources. One valuable resource is the untapped expertise within the existing staff; often new services and curriculum come from the observations and the experiences of the non-profit organization's own personnel. Additionally, those served also have an important role in creating a new curriculum or program, as we inquire what would be important and meaningful to them. Our research also includes a study of the best practices in the field.

If you are eligible you may be able to apply for a special loan, which can pay in part or in full for your training.

Absolutely! The RushTreeLearning staff are professional courseware developers ourselves, and would be glad to discuss providing custom courseware development services. Please send an email to support@rushtreelearning.com and someone will contact you right away.

The Student Development Office seeks to engage your entire family in a quality experience. The Student Activities Office runs new student orientation each Fall and Spring. In addition, be sure to check the website for a full calendar of campus events and activities. Please feel free to contact Mike Mullen at mullenm@neumann.edu or at 610-361-5222 on ways that we can serve you better.

Of course, we have many places where an encouraged developer could help. Especially the ASP support and Apache 2.0 preparations will need some more developers to take an eye on it.

You are welcome to download and modify the source code. If you have made some changes that you think should be included in the main distribution, send a diff to lsongs-dev@linspire.com. We will set up a public CVS or Arch archive if demand requires.

Definitely. We're looking for any help possible: -- Python programmers -- documentation writers -- web designers and/or administrators -- testers (especially if you use a non-usual operating system or tool chain) If you have time and/or resources to contribute, contact the SCons developers at scons-devel@lists.sourceforge.net and tell us what you're interested in doing.

You can translate EssentialPIM into your native language, or suggest a feature. We value all contributions.

Encourage your student to visit the career development center and to explore a variety of career fields. Discuss your experiences in college and the job world, and help your student reflect on what he or she wants from a career. Once your student has chosen a career to explore, help arrange informational interviews with coworkers, family, or friends in the same (or a related) career field.

the Center, we are always looking for new opportunities for students and parents to work together. If you are interested in helping IU students in their career development, please visit our information about Parents as Partners.