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Join TechSoup for a webinar about how to start a program at your nonprofit to refurbish computers. Learn how to get good refurbishable equipment donations and how to economically set up an operation that is suitable to your budget and the space you have.

My project didn't make it in the other challenge but I still have hope that I will make it in other challanges to raise fund and launch my project.

Euphemo recession!!! Okay, coming out of the blasphemy of Recession, we need to look beyond the Horizon. Its just an economy. Why are we worshiping it? NRIs committing suicide because of financial crisis in US. Isn't it incredibly surprising? What made them emigrate to US and other countries in the first place? Financial Crisis (in some sectors) in India, may be! Now, if its the other way round, then why can't they just drain their brains back in India?

 From the New World Notes blog, take a look at how libraries are now using Secondlife:

Friday, April 21,  8:00AM - 9:00AM: Getting Along with IT staff for Librarians and Educators.  Rain Noonan hosts this unique event, featuring an appearance by the ITS Director of the Kansas City Public Library.  "This session covers the basics of how to jump communication hurdles between techies and non-technical staff," Noonan posts.  "For VOIP, go to http://67.19.231.218/v4/login.asp?r=67955673&p=0
type your name and click enter. Minimize window. If you do not have a microphone, you can ask questions via text chat."  Part of the Librarian's Continuing Education Seminar Series, from the Johnson County Library.