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A small but functional calendar application. Part of the GPE suite.
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I can't get the new version of GPE Calendar to install. It give an error that it is missing things from the package:liboundgen0 and libxsettings-client0
Agree with what has been said about this application, it must wake up the tablet if it is powered off. Without it powering up the tablet for an alarm, it is a real problem and schedules are missed. Flashing the led would also be a nice addition. Otherwise, the application looks good.
Pretty good calendar app, but can we PLEEEEZE get it to use the built-in alarm system? Currently there is no snooze function at all, and if the tablet is locked, it is a real pain to unlock the tablet and acknowledge the alarm.
If the built-in alarms are used, they will even wake up the tablet if it is turned off, and you can snooze or dismiss the alarm even when it is locked.
I understand there is already a patch written to do this, but it needs some cleanup in order to be included. I'm not a programmer or I'd be all over this. Can we please get it added?
I have converted my agenda from the symbian s60 calendar running on my e90 to gpe calendar on my n810. So far so good even if I'm scared of possible glitches, and of losing my appointment data.
Good app but I'd like to be able to change it from using a 24 hour clock to a 12hour am/pm clock. Also to change the color of events. It seems like GPE has some kind of configuration component that hasn't been made available to install on an internet tablet? That would make this even better.
App is great, but fonts are bright and it is hard to see anything on bright background. It would be great if you change that. Some contrast between font color & backgrnd will make app perfect.
Not bad. Needs a UI rewrite to be more tablet friendly.
Not as pretty nor as finger friendly as one would wish for the Nokia - but part of a very feature-complete suite, and no show-stoppers!
A lot of people want a calendar on their tablet, and here it is. It works and it's got lots of options. Come and get it folks!
The one downside is perhaps it may be a bit overwhelming for people who want something simpler and easier to use, which is why I only give it four stars.
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Finally, after all these years, I can watch video the way I want to - what I want to watch, when I want to watch it and paying for only what I watch — with no commercials. Progress marches on!
The device is called a Roku. It automatically detects and logs into my home wireless network. Plug it into my TV and — presto! — I have bypassed my cable system and have access to everything via streaming video.
Well, not quite everything. There is still the local news and Ole Miss football.
The local news problem was easily solved. Most Jacksonians don't realize there are 15 free high definition over-the-air channels: CBS, NBC, ABC, Fox and ETV. Each of these main channels was given an extra two digital channels several years ago. The quality is excellent.
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Ideally, you would add a TiVo digital recorder to your over-the-air TV. This would allow you to record all the local shows in advance. With a TiVo, hours and hours of free local news would be awaiting you.
Everything else, you can view through your Roku. Point the clicker at the Roku and a menu comes up with access to Netflix, Amazon Instant Video, Hulu and hundreds of streaming video channels.
You can either pay per episode, pay per season or watch free TV with commercials.
I was quite surprised that it worked so well. I just figured high definition video would overwhelm the capacity of my Wi-Fi network. But it wasn't so. It has worked flawlessly. You can even move the Roku from TV to TV.
For years, I have been trying to reduce my absurd cable bill. A few years ago, I switched from Comcast to U-verse. The U-verse salesmen promised me a huge discount.
When I received my first U-verse bill the discount was nowhere to be seen. I had a signed contract from the U-verse salesmen but the tech support person in India told me all these salesmen are subcontractors and have no authority.
Plus switching to U-verse was a technical nightmare. I spent hours on the phone and it took U-verse five trips to get the wires working right.
U-verse does have a lot more high definition channels. And I can view my digital recordings from any TV in the house. It was a bit of progress, but overall disappointing.
In contrast the Roku worked flawlessly and instantly. It cost a one-time equipment charge of only $70. No installer, no nothing. Just plug it in and start watching. Goodbye huge cable bill. Please remember this tip when you renew your Northside Sun subscription (which is tiny compared to the cable bill you are about to lose).
This quest began in earnest when I installed my late mother's treadmill in a guest bedroom. I realized watching TV distracted me from the boredom and misery of burning calories. I nailed a hole in the wall in front of the treadmill and hung a small flat screen TV. I quickly became tired of trying to flip through channels and skip commercials while on the treadmill.
I mentioned this to a friend and he recommended that I order the entire season of "Downton Abbey" on DVD. After failing to find this show on my 300-channel U-verse, I went to Amazon to order the DVDs.
While ordering the DVDs I noticed a message on the screen: "Click here to watch now!" Suddenly it seemed silly to order DVDs if I could watch electronically.
Sure enough, the streaming video worked. I then tried to mount my laptop in front of my treadmill but it wobbled terribly as I exercised. Next, I linked my laptop to my TV and that worked pretty well, but there was a maze of wires and lots of steps.
Then the thought occurred to me: Surely, somebody has invented a little device that links to your wireless network and plugs into your TV. I conferred with the Great Google and, voila, my Roku arrived a few days later. For $5 I ordered the entire first season of "Downton Abbey." One 45-minute episode, devoid of commercials, burns 600 calories at a 15 percent incline and 3.6 miles per hour. I hardly notice I am exercising. Let the eating begin!
My new rule is to only watch TV on the treadmill, thereby turning a couch potato vice into a huge health benefit. I actually look forward to exercising because I get to watch the next episode. Since I pretty much missed every TV show for the last 30 years, I have an unlimited number of great series to watch.
To be sure, Netflix is $14 a month, but that is peanuts compared to my old cable bill. If you are hardcore, you may want to add Hulu for another $8 a month. Amazon is just pay per view. I suppose if you watched 12 hours a day, it wouldn't work economically, but for me it will save a ton of money.
The Internet will soon do to video what it has already done for music and news. The gatekeepers will be no more. Just as your landline phone bill dropped dramatically (or went away), so will the cost of video. Instead of buying hundreds of channels you never watch, consumers will pay for only the bandwidth and programming they consume.
Now if I could only figure out how to download Ole Miss football games. No doubt a solution is around the corner.
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I haven't seen the Ladies' Home Journal in about a million years, except maybe in the dentist's office when I was trying to avoid a television permanently set on Fox News.
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The Supreme Court heard oral arguments in the case of Shelby County v. Holder — a challenge to the Voting Rights Act of 1965, specifically Section 5, which requires states and localities with a history of voting discrimination against racial and language minorities to get "pre-approved" by the federal government before changing how elections are conducted or voters are registered. - More Opinion Headlines
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A Galivants Ferry man who had worked as a substitute teacher at Aynor High School is accused of having sex with a student, according to authorities.
Police on Tuesday charged Jerry David Love, 32, with engaging a child under 18 for sexual performance. Love was being held at J. Reuben Long Detention Center Thursday on a $10,000 bond..
Horry County police charged Love after officers were called to the school on Monday because a 16-year-old student had admitted to the administrative staff that she had a sexual relationship with Love, who has worked as a substitute teacher, according to the report.
Teal Harding, Horry County Schools spokeswoman, said Love was removed from the substitute teacher list and none of the alleged conduct occurred on school property.
School staffers were alerted to the situation after another student reported she received some email messages from Love and they made her uncomfortable, according to the report. That student told police the messages began after she became friends with the victim on Facebook.
That student also told police another female student had received similar messages from Love, according to the report. That student told police that Love asked her to go to his home, but she did not and that he met her at Wal-Mart in Conway and kissed her in the parking lot. The student said she backed away because she knew it was wrong.
At first the victim told school officials that she only talked to Love, but later admitted she had been in a sexual relationship with him since May, according to the report. The victim said Love would pick her up after school and they would go to an abandoned golf course and have sex.
The victim said Love would then drive her back to school where her parents would pick her up, according to the report. The victim said the relationship began on their way back from a church activity when she rubbed his leg and touched him by mistake. The victim said Love told her he liked it.


text: International News 1,000 People Contract HIV Daily in Ethiopia; Epidemic Affecting Economy, Official SaysMay 24, 2004 Approximately 1,000 people in Ethiopia contract HIV each day, and the country is facing "alarming growth" in its HIV/AIDS epidemic, a government official said on Thursday, Reuters reports. Teklu Belay of the country's HIV/AIDS Prevention and Control Office said in a statement that the disease is impacting the Ethiopian economy because of increases in worker absenteeism, according to Reuters. He said, "Studies indicate that due to HIV/AIDS infections, employees in the country's work places were absenting themselves between 30 to 240 days annually." Teklu did not provide statistics on HIV/AIDS prevalence or mortality rates, Reuters reports (Reuters, 5/20). The Ethiopian health ministry in October 2003 announced it would begin providing antiretroviral drugs at no cost to poor HIV-positive people in the country. Up to 2.2 million of the country's 70 million people are HIV-positive (Kaiser Daily HIV/AIDS Report, 4/19). However, the government has yet to roll out an antiretroviral distribution program, Reuters reports. The situation in Ethiopia likely will be discussed during the Group of Eight meeting in Sea Island, Ga., in June, according to Reuters. Officials have said that "concerted action" is necessary to "break the cycle of poverty and illness" facing the country, according to Reuters (Reuters, 5/20). "At a Crossroad," Lewis Says Back to other news for May 24, 2004 Reprinted with permission from kaisernetwork.org. You can view the entire Kaiser Daily HIV/AIDS Report, search the archives, or sign up for email delivery at www.kaisernetwork.org/dailyreports/hiv. The Kaiser Daily HIV/AIDS Report is published for kaisernetwork.org, a free service of the Kaiser Family Foundation, by The Advisory Board Company. © 2004 by The Advisory Board Company and Kaiser Family Foundation. All rights reserved. This article was provided by Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation. It is a part of the publication Kaiser Daily HIV/AIDS Report. Visit the Kaiser Family Foundation's website to find out more about their activities, publications and services.


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I enjoyed myself immensely the first time I went snowshoeing. The following morning was another story.
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I enjoyed myself immensely the first time I went snowshoeing. The following morning was another story.
March 1-2 wrapped up an annual fundraiser for Special Olympics, a statewide organization provides people with intellectual disabilities year-round sports training and competition.
La Crosse was the site of another Polar Plunge over the weekend.
Polar Plunges were held in Green Bay, Wausau, Eau Claire and Neillsville this weekend.
Daily Herald Media reporter Carolyn Tiry wore the Sprocketz Bike Shop sponsored mobile camera during a Polar Plunge for the Special Olympics held at Sunnyvale in Wausau on Saturday, February 23.
Ashley Palmerton, her blue tank top and shorts drenched in chilled water, screeched as she raced up the hill and away from the icy lake.
Watch and donate to a great cause as more than 400 individuals with some very brave teams make their Polar Plunge into Sunny Vale Lake at Sunny Vale Park on Saturday.
The polar bear plunge once again will be a main attraction during Neillsville's Winter Carnival. The event will be at noon Saturday at the Listeman Park pond.
Thousands of plungers decked out in bikinis, neon-colored tutus and super hero capes took a dip in Millers Bay at Menominee Park Saturday for the 13th Annual Fox Valley Polar Plunge benefiting Special Olympics Wisconsin.
These are times of treachery and trauma if you are a runner, walker or simply someone who wants to retrieve your mail.
I just came back from an action-packed outdoor weekend. Can you believe it -- I skijored!
A few weeks ago, I did a story for the Wausau Daily Herald about the sport of snowshoeing. I got so swept up in the reporting and so influenced by the people I talked to, that I went out and bought a pair of my own snowshoes.
Cool off with photos from an icy plunge taken Saturday in Wisconsin Rapids.
In conjunction with Neillsville's Winter Carnival, the local Rotary club once again will sponsor the Polar Bear Plunge. This event will take place Feb. 23 on the pond at Listeman Park.
The annual Polar Bear Jump at the Lure Bar raised $8,500 for the Children's Miracle Network. Tom and Joan Koren of the Lure Bar thank all 55 jumpers, sponsors, spectators, volunteers, Pool People and Rome Rescue for all their support.
A small but stalwart group of 'polar bears' renewed their annual New Year's Day plunge into Lake Michigan this year, a scene that was repeated on Tuesday from Sheboygan to Jacksonport to Washington Island.
The Lure Bar & Grill in Nekoosa held it's annual Polar Plunge to raise money for Children's Miracle Network on Tuesday.
Story, photos and video: Hundreds of people stepped off the edge of the ice and into Lake Michigan Tuesday as part of an annual New Years Day swim in Door County.
An enthusiastic crowd watched as people endured single-digit air temperatures and icy water during the 2013 Polar Bear Plunge at the Chain O Lakes near Waupaca. The event raised money for the Waupaca Fire Department. »»
The only thing more astonishing about the annual Polar Bear Dip than the enthusiasm with which people hurl themselves into the frigid waters of Lake Michigan is the almost supernatural way they vanish when it's over.
Jan. 1, 2013. Hundreds of dippers and watchers turned out Tuesday for the 43rd annual Polar Bear Dip at Deland Park on the shore of Lake Michigan.
The Jacksonport Polar Bear Clubs 27th annual New Years Day Plunge into the invigorating waters of Lake Michigan here in Jacksonport will take place at noon sharp on Tuesday. The very popular annual Door County event is held at Lakeside Park in downtown Jacksonport.
For the 16th year, the Lure Bar and Grill in Rome will sponsor a Polar Bear Jump New Year's Day to benefit the Children's Miracle Network. Since the first jump Jan.
The Jacksonport Polar Bear Club holds its 27th annual plunge into Lake Michigan at noon Jan. 1, with hundreds of people splashing into the frigid waters off Lakeside Park in Jacksonport. About twice as many will cheer the swimmers on from the shoreline.
The Lake Michigan side of Door County isn't the only place around here to find people plunging into the icy waters on New Year's Day. The Washington Island Polar Bear Club holds its annual swim at noon Jan. 1 off Schoolhouse Beach. Club leader
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Awesome to see the grid fleshing out, it'll also give us more to talk about in @olliekart 's videos ;)
@bradley13 Did you get my note, because as @alfie has pointed out the grid is full, then everybody can race.
Good point @raginginferno! Ive also think ive convinced @tayzz94 to get Skype, so she can be our special guest one week :)
Fantastic, the more the merrier :)
@Olliekart – Ooh, fantastic. Can't wait for the next podcast to be honest, it's a lot of fun :D
How's everyone doing with Malaysia on the new game? Though some of you probably won't have shifted focus to it yet, with the inaugural Collantine Cup round coming up soon.
@jamiefranklinf1 Well… I hate it! On TT anyway… The understeer defult we have kills the flowing-ness of it all :( Used to be my fav track :(
Afroholic / Ahmed is a great racer!!! He is a very fair driver and in our other league he was a very valued member.
Too bad the Coll Cup was full, coz now i'll only be able to challenge him once a week!!! LOL!!!
@Olliekart – Really? I've found more of an oversteer problem, usually on the exit of turn 1, turn 4 and the penultimate corner, other than that I've enjoyed it as much as on the previous games, and continues to be one of my favourite tracks.
Having said that though, your TT time is still 6 tenths quicker than mine I think :P
@brooksy007 Wait? Ahmed is Afroholic? Ive inadvertently raced in online and he could be the new Moss :O
Lol, well that will be lots of fun xD
Also, @Olliekart I'm guessing you still use a wheel? Is that much easier to use for no assists? I haven't used my wheel since I got the game, because it didn't feel as good as it did on 2011 (Which I only got to use it for one race on that game), but I haven't tried it since the patch so it might be better now, and I can't get to grips with not using TC with a pad.
@david-a & @MoSs-611 – Can I just ask you both whether you are actually able to continue with this Championship? Obviously I am aware of your situation @MoSs-611, in the fact that the region haven't updated yet, but if you could keep us updated on what is happening with regards to that rather than not posting that would be helpful :).
Okay, I hope that I'll be free this weekend, in order to race, but it's about 50-50 at the moment. I'll update before Sunday.
@david-a – Our next race is 23rd December mate, not this weekend.
@bradley13 THE US HAS THE UPDATE!!! They've had it for a week but no one believes me
For me the race was one disaster after another. I went out in quali and the steering wheel was on full lock left. I disconnected it and cycled the power too it. After a few minutes faffing around managed too get back to the pits. from that point on the wheel felt very different too what I was use to.
@RoboCAT I deffo qualified behind you, I was following you into the penultimate corner when you car just appeared on the grass to my right. I slowed as much as i could, and I think let you back in front. Not sure what happened but we all lost a tone of time to the front pack.
from then on I had cars in front of be and behind that didn't tie up with the positions that were being displayed. Bad race in all, with broken wings, safety cars, wet end and being lapped. I think my highlight was being very nice to the cars lapping me. I think i was outstanding at moving clear of the leaders. All in all one to forget for me. well done @Olliekart for what looked like a dominant performance.
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THE focus areas set out by APEC ministers in the bloc's latest four-year strategic plan are in-line with Brunei's future plans as set out by the Sultanate's Wawasan (Vision) 2035, the Brunei Economic Development Board said.
Shiekh Rashid Salam, the Assistant Chief Executive Officer and Head of Local Enterprise Development at the Brunei Economic Development Board (BEDB), said the focus growth areas set out by APEC is "in-line with Brunei's own medium and long term plans".
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Following the conclusion of the 19th Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) Small-to-Medium Enterprises (SMEs) Ministerial Meeting last week, member countries reaffirmed their commitment to their on-going work to address critical issues and concerns pertaining to SME growth in the Asia-Pacific region.
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"This merits special focus on start-ups and youth entrepreneurship," he said.
On this matter, APEC ministers and officials agreed that advancing SME cooperation for innovative growth can be enhanced through promoting start-ups which were identified as the most important stage of entrepreneurship.
The ministers agreed that the development of start-ups facilitates job creation and increases international trade that benefits APEC economies.
SMEs among APEC's 21 member economies accounts for roughly 90 per cent of all businesses and employs nearly 60 per cent of their workforce.
SMEs also account for over 50 per cent of Gross Domestic Product in some APEC economies.
Executive Director of the APEC Secretariat, Ambassador Muhamad Noor, said that APEC is continuing to take actions to boost SMEs and their capacity to drive innovative growth by encouraging increased cooperation in the region.
APEC is taking a comprehensive approach to the development for SMEs, consistent with SMEs importance to economies in the region, he said.The Brunei Times
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Beautiful ocean view, wonderful food, gracious host, friendly staff, excellent rooms on a fabulous island, there's nothing not to love about Beau Rive. I enjoyed my first stay so much, I booked another stay a month later, and I'm sure to go back again!
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June 1st & 2nd, 2012, on The Signal:
Imagine you're keeper of a family tradition that goes back 800 years. You and your kin are tellers of history, spiritual counselors, and you do your work through the medium of music. You've learned your art from your father – your father from his father before him. You're respected. You're venerated. You're essential.
And then you pack up and travel 4000 miles away. You land in a country where you don't speak the language. You're anonymous and utterly out of your element. This is what happened to West African griot Cheick Hamala Diabate, and this week on the program we hear his story. We also meet Baba Baile McKnight, an African-American who embraced the Black Power Movement and traveled to Africa in search of his roots. And we'll visit with Amadou Kouyate, the American-born son of a Senegalese griot, a child literally of two worlds.
…The legacy of the griot in America, through the lens of three generations, on a special episode of The Signal coproduced with Maryland Traditions folklorist Cliff Murphy.
More photos of our guests at photographer Shane Carpenter's site: www.thesharer.com/post/23677088227
Learn more about the Maryland Traditions Folklife Festival 2012 at: www.marylandtraditions.org/festival
Baile's African Drum Works: http://www.bailesadw.com and http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9tu_UHaJWL8
Memory of African Culture (the Kouyate Family's cultural organization): http://www.memoryofafricanculture.org/
Amadou Kouyate: http://www.reverbnation.com/amadoukouyate and http://www.memoryofafricanculture.org/amk.htm
Cheick Hamala Diabate: http://www.cheickhamala.com/ and http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vX21ZLVvVDE
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November 7, 2007
An Exhibit Of Recent Work by Artist In Residence Mary Lamboley At Webster University's Cecille R. Hunt Gallery
Organized by Dana Turkovic
An exhibit of the recent work by this year's artist in residence Mary Lamboley is presented by Webster University. Using paper in a physical way, Lamboley's paintings, drawings and sculptures play with the transference of images intended as a thematic overlapping, and an insight into how abstraction happens. With particular emphasis on the materiality of the medium, her work attempts to trace this process and to become a catalyst for new experiences, pinpointing a personal understanding and inquiry into the laws that govern, how things are supposed to be organized, and looking into history and its importance in everyday occurrences. In the work, Lamboley possesses the power of suggestion, pairing ideas such as politics and religion; a statement on the separation of church and state is accomplished by combining text from the Bill of Rights with a stylistic layer of reference to an illuminated manuscript. This method allows Lamboley to create an uncertainty of and between two disparate movements.
"It is the idea we hold in front of the world that is, I believe," says Lamboley, "where the binary oppositions, contradiction, confusion and conflict arises." She is also driven by the belief in the power of art as an expression and reflection of life, viewing art as "a way of being, a science, a practice for self-transformation and social change, and a life choice" and using the role of art as an implement and a motive for constant discovery. These elements have become the principal foundation for her creative process by consistently questioning the limits to allow for a possibility of aligning with what she calls "a more sustainable underlying order."
November 16-December 21, 2007
Opening Reception: Friday, Nov. 16, 2007, 6 – 8 p.m.
Gallery hours are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday or by appointment
Cecille R. Hunt Gallery, Visual Arts Studio, Webster University 8342 Big Bend Blvd.
Exhibit and reception are free and open to the public.
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In 2004, Mary Lamboley received her MFA from John F. Kennedy University in Berkeley, California. In 1997 she earned her BFA from the University of Kansas – Lawrence, KS. Her recent exhibitions include: Paintings and Drawings, Haley Martin Gallery, San Francisco, CA, 2004; Overlapping Territories, & Ampersand International Arts, San Francisco, California, 2001. Her selected group exhibitions include: Art Fiera of Bologna, Galleria Contemporanea of Pescara, Encyclopedia Pedagogica, 2007; Il Male e Il Male (Double Negative), Galleria Contemporanea, Pescara, Italy, 2006; INSIGHT, Claremont Graduate University Art Gallery, Los Angeles, California, 2005; Engage, Haley Martin Gallery & Ampersand International Arts, San Francisco, California, 2004; In Parentheses (from habit to habitat), MFA Thesis Show, JFKU Arts Annex, Berkeley, California, 2004; Scapes: A Binocular Experience, Berliner Kunst Projekt, Berlin, Germany, 2004; nuit blanche: lost in translation, & Ampersand International Arts, sister space Paris, France, 2004; non solo cartoline I, II e III, small art works gallery, Florence, Italy, 2002; EmergeNcY, group show for the Tides911 Association, New York City, NY, 2001.


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The Woodlands College Park grad Cooper plays in Hartford loss
The Woodlands College Park High School graduate Evan Cooper contributed 14 points in Hartford's 52-80 loss to Colorado on Saturday, Dec. 29 at Coors Events Center in Boulder, Colo., Hartford's website reported.
The University of Hartford freshman guard also recorded three rebounds and three assists for the Hawks, who are 7-6 on the season.
Cooper is a freshman guard for University of Hartford. He is a 2012 graduate of College Park High School in The Woodlands where he was named The Courier's All-Montgomery County Player of the Year, and also earned the District 14-5A Most Valuable Player award and was named First Team All-District 14-4A, for scoring 75 points with four rebounds and three steals during his senior year. The international studies major is from Houston.
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Comment Number: | 522418-09752 |
Received: | 7/15/2006 2:29:59 AM |
Organization: | Isagenix Consultant |
Commenter: | Stephen Whipple |
State: | UT |
Subject: | Business Opportunity Rule |
Title: | Notice of Proposed Rulemaking |
CFR Citation: | 16 CFR Part 437 |
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From: Stephen Whipple To:Federal Trade Commission/Office of the Secretary, Room H-135 (Annex W) Re: Business Opportunity Rule, R511993 600 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW Washington, DC 20580 RE: Business Opportunity Rule, R511993 Dear Sir or Madam: I am writing this letter because I am concerned about the proposed Business Opportunity Rule R511993. I believe that in its presented form, it could prevent me from continuing as an Isagenix consultant. I have been an independent Contractor since April, 2006 Originally, I started my Network Marketing because of the products I loved them and wanted to earn some additional money. I have contributed my commissions to charitable causes. Please don't destroy my small business! Some of the sections in the proposed rule would make it hard or almost impossible for me to sell products. This waiting period will give the public the idea that there's something wrong with me or my product. I also think this seven-day waiting period is unnecessary, because we already have a 100% buyback policy for all products purchased by a salesperson. One of the most difficult sections of the proposed rule is the seven day waiting period to enroll a new associate. Under this waiting period requirement, I will need to keep very detailed records when I first speak to someone as a prospect and will then have to send in reports to my company. I am a small home business and this burden could hurt or destroy my business. This proposed rule is very burdensome. Finally, the proposed rule requires the disclosure of a minimum of 10 prior purchasers nearest to the prospective purchaser. I am glad to provide references, but in this day of identity theft, I am very uncomfortable giving out the personal information of individuals (without their approval) to strangers. Women in my organization may be subject to sexual or racial harassment so this part can't go in at all, unless the FTC passes an addition to this rule Prohibiting sexual or racial attacks related to this disclosure. In the end the rule must bind the FTC to take direct enforcement action on sexual and racial attacks with a special unit assigned to monitor actions related to the disclosure forms. This rule will not stop Crooks – they violate the current rule all the time. But I am a tax-paying American citizen and it will hurt me. Thank you and please help me. Sincerely, Stephen B. Whipple


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