Well, we can't bring the file back exactly as it was when you deleted it, but you can almost immediately get a recent version back and start making those last minute changes again. Twice a day - at 7am and noon - a snapshot is made of the files on our hard disk. You can access those previous versions through the Windows Explorer. When you are looking at a folder, in the upper left is a list of things you can do and one is View Previous Versions.

To see previous versions of the file you deleted, make sure no files are selected in the fodler view and click that item. The past versions of the folder that are saved will be displayed.

You can select one and click the View button to see the folder as it was at that point in time and then copy that version of the file into your folder.

Only a limited number of versions are stored in this way and only for a limited time. So this does not allow you to go back indefinitely. You may still need to contact us about a backup version if you don't find the version you want here, but if you're looking for yesterday's copy, you should be able ...

Organizations are increasingly looking to next-generation social networking tools to conduct sophisticated business intelligence and analytics. In many cases, they are mining data and looking for trends and patterns, such as which salesperson has the relationships to pull off a deal or which customers seem to have the biggest influence with others online.

Cloud computing environments will contribute to the expansion of SaaS into areas beyond ERP, CRM and HR management systems. Rob DeSisto, analyst for Gartner, says organizations increasingly see the benefits of moving large-scale software expenses from the capital budget to the operating budget.

Saavy IT managers are now looking for ways to automate and embed security and compliance processes across the value chain, including on mobile devices. Surprisingly, a key challenge is one of perception, not technology. Companies must get over the idea that security and compliance systems are simply insurance against problems, and that they dont improve the business in ...

It's powered by Postini, so the back end looks good. But, I like to try these things out before rolling them out to customers. So, I decided I'd sign up my business domain for the service. I get a little bit of spam, generally it's caught by the filters in Outlook or on my server. I was using StartLogic, which I'd been signed up with for about five years. To make a long story short, after much gnashing of teeth and trying different things, it turns out that StartLogic's mail servers can't handle the Google Message Filtering service. I believe it has to do with the way the MX records are described and how StartLogic figures out which domain the mail belongs to, but I'm not sure.

So, I decided ...

It has been endorsed by no less than Bill Gates himself, who claims that it's a wonderful tool. Any time you use it, it is obvious that it has terrific analysis, provides great insight, and boy does it have a beautiful website.

There is in fact only one problem: it doesn't work, which is always an interesting thing with technology, because the fact is The metadata that Xobni collects provides an incredibly rich view of related conversations and related people and the fast indexing is faster than built-in search in Outlook, in finding specific people for contact information or other information about conversations with people.

So how can it then not work when it works?  Well if you have more than one inbox open in your Outlook profile, Xobni reduces the responsiveness of outlook to a crawl.  Adding 15 seconds to every click, between an email, or to the calendar or between contacts means that it literally takes half a minute to go through two emails.  This means that without typing a single word you can only read 2 emails a minute ...

The New York City Science and Engineering Fair for NYC High School students is, for the first year, sponsored by the City University of New York under the auspices of the CUNY College Now Program (which I work for).

The Science Fair is looking for judges in fourteen areas, including social and behavioral sciences. Judges can be practicing scientists, doctoral students or other professionals in their fields in the New York City area (unfortunately the program cannot provide accommodations or funding for people coming from outside the area).

It's an excellent volunteer opportunity and a chance to meet talented students from throughout New York City and become involved in fostering and promoting science education.

You can find more information on qualifications for judges as well as the fair in general on the website:
http://collegenow.cuny.edu/sciencefair/

I can answer some questions as well, or at least direct you to someone who definitely can.

Thanks so much!
Rana

Join me June 23, 2008 for a very interesting discussion on society, business and technology:

Topic:       Thriving in the New Social Internet

Speakers:  Dr. Charles Kreitzberg. Alberto Molina, Anne Kreitzberg
Location:  Sante Fe Grille Upstairs private dining room
Date:       Monday June 23, 2008
Time:       6:00 8:00 PM
Suggested Contribution:  $15 per person for room, appetizers, beer, soft drinks, tax + tip* 

Overview:

The new social world of the internet represents far more than finding a friend on Facebook or keeping a diary online for anyone to see. New Web technology, also referred to as social media or Web 2.0, is unstoppably shifting the way we communicate and interact with each other for business. The question is not if this affects you, but how will you fit in?  Will you be a wallflower or the center of the party? The panel will discuss new opportunities and challenges for companies in this dynamic environment.   Our focus will be presenting ways your business can understand, approach and thrive in this new social and communications landscape.  Don't miss out on this opportunity to leverage your understanding of web social architecture and how you can make this changing landscape work for you and your organization!

The New York City Science and Engineering Fair for NYC High School students is, for the first year, sponsored by the City University of New York under the auspices of the CUNY College Now Program (which I work for).

The Science Fair is looking for judges in fourteen areas, including social and behavioral sciences. Judges can be practicing scientists, doctoral students or other professionals in their fields in the New York City area (unfortunately the program cannot provide accommodations or funding for people coming from outside the area).

It's an excellent volunteer opportunity and a chance to meet talented students from throughout New York City and become involved in fostering and promoting science education.

You can find more information on qualifications for judges as well as the fair in general on the website:
http://collegenow.cuny.edu/sciencefair/

I can answer some questions as well, or at least direct you to someone who definitely can.

Thanks so much!
Rana

Come see A Walk to Beautiful on Wednesday February 13th at 6:15pm for a special YAAMNY screening followed by Q&A with the filmmakers! Beginning February 8th the film will be at the Quad Cinema (34 West 13th St.) where it will run for at least one week and can hope to have its run extended in response to audience support.

Regular show times are:

1:00 pm, 2:45 pm, 4:30 pm, 6:15 pm, 8:00 pm, and 10:05 pm.

SAN FRANCISCO - Last year was the year of big games, big console sales and big, big revenues.

This year, its all about community. Or, at least, thats what Microsoft Vice President John Schappert wants you to think.

In his keynote Wednesday at the Game Developer Conference, Schappert didn't reveal an acquisition, a streamlined Xbox 360 lineup or a partnership with Netflix. He announced an eBay-meets-YouTube service for Xbox Live. Games created by gamers, playable by Xbox Live members.

Oh, and Gears of War 2.

There werent any huge announcements, but in the context of the audience, it was a positive message, says Colin Sebastian, an analyst with Lazard Capital Markets. Microsoft continues to provide support to game developers, and then, utilizing the Xbox Live Community, making developing and distribution of games more accessible.

(Msnbc.com is a Microsoft-NBC Universal joint venture.)

Microsoft released its game-making toolset, XNA Game Studio, about a year ago. Its a full-scale development environment, tailored for consumers. So if youre a game enthusiast with some programming chops, you can make a game. And Microsoft says its seen 800,000 downloads of the tool since its launch.

But unless youve got a PR firm on retainer or a well-trafficked Web site, you have no way to share your creation with a wider audience. Until Xbox Live Community, which Microsoft hopes will democratize game development and game distribution.

The time has come for the games industry to open its doors to all game creators, enabling anyone to share their creations with the world, said Schappert. Our goal ...

One Click Clubs offers state of the art online community relationship management capabilities to membership  based organizations.  Requiring only a web browser with access to the internet, an organization will be able to provide the modern features expected by online users to interact with each other and the organization.

It will be possible for organizations to install a single website, and also for umbrella organizations to install networks with sub-sites for member organizations with syndication to the larger umbrella.

The beta period will include two networks:

1. YaleNet, including the initial sites Yale Alumni Association of Metroplitan New York, the Yale Latino Alumni and The Yale Club of New Haven
2. Dwight Hall, the center for public service and social justice, which includes over 100 member groups

All of the beta sites are for groups that encourage interactive websites and support member-driven contributions.

OneClickClubs comes out of 3 years of volunteer work managing a true virtual community with Yale Alumni Association of Metroplitan New York which now boasts over 10,000 visits permonth and over 30 distinct user-driven posts.
 

Topaz Group Ventures Inc. is a boutique creative studio dedicated to building interactive tools and entertainment online.  Topaz has three areas of business expertise built around our interest in games and online publishing of both editorial and user generated content.

The New York City Science and Engineering Fair for NYC High School students is, for the first year, sponsored by the City University of New York under the auspices of the CUNY College Now Program (which I work for).

The Science Fair is looking for judges in fourteen areas, including social and behavioral sciences. Judges can be practicing scientists, doctoral students or other professionals in their fields in the New York City area (unfortunately the program cannot provide accommodations or funding for people coming from outside the area).

It's an excellent volunteer opportunity and a chance to meet talented students from throughout New York City and become involved in fostering and promoting science education.

You can find more information on qualifications for judges as well as the fair in general on the website:
http://collegenow.cuny.edu/sciencefair/

I can answer some questions as well, or at least direct you to someone who definitely can.

Thanks so much!
Rana

Come see A Walk to Beautiful on Wednesday February 13th at 6:15pm for a special YAAMNY screening followed by Q&A with the filmmakers! Beginning February 8th the film will be at the Quad Cinema (34 West 13th St.) where it will run for at least one week and can hope to have its run extended in response to audience support.

Regular show times are:

1:00 pm, 2:45 pm, 4:30 pm, 6:15 pm, 8:00 pm, and 10:05 pm.

The New York City Science and Engineering Fair for NYC High School students is, for the first year, sponsored by the City University of New York under the auspices of the CUNY College Now Program (which I work for).

The Science Fair is looking for judges in fourteen areas, including social and behavioral sciences. Judges can be practicing scientists, doctoral students or other professionals in their fields in the New York City area (unfortunately the program cannot provide accommodations or funding for people coming from outside the area).

It's an excellent volunteer opportunity and a chance to meet talented students from throughout New York City and become involved in fostering and promoting science education.

You can find more information on qualifications for judges as well as the fair in general on the website:
http://collegenow.cuny.edu/sciencefair/

I can answer some questions as well, or at least direct you to someone who definitely can.

Thanks so much!
Rana

 Vivek Kembaiyan
Contributing Reporter
Published Friday, October 12, 2007

After 30 years of development, the Latino community at Yale is reaching a major milestone this weekend with a move toward organizing alumni on a national scale.

An interim National Latino Alumni Board, consisting of 12 former Yale undergraduates from around the country, will be meeting in New Haven on Saturday to discuss the organization of the growing Yale Latino alumni community. At the meeting, the interim board members hope to establish the ground work for a national association of Yale Latino alumni. Assistant Dean of Yale College Rosalinda Garcia, director of La Casa Cultural, said in addition to uniting the more than 3,000 Latino graduates, such an organization would provide tangible benefits for Latinos on campus.

Garcia said in speaking to alumni, it is apparent to her that one of their biggest interests is to connect to the undergraduates they remember it being tough, and now that they are in a position to help, they want to know what they can do.

The structure and size of the Latino community at Yale have changed significantly over the past 30 years, she said. The first two Latino organizations founded at Yale were Movimiento Estudiantil Chicano de Aztlan, or MeChA, in 1969 and Despierta Boricua in 1972, which are Mexican-American and Puerto Rican student organizations, respectively.

Development in the early years of the Latino community was centered almost solely on these two ethnic groups. La Casa Boricua, a Puerto Rican cultural center, was founded in 1974. In the 1980s another building was dedicated to serve the Chicano cultural center, ...

The New York City Science and Engineering Fair for NYC High School students is, for the first year, sponsored by the City University of New York under the auspices of the CUNY College Now Program (which I work for).

The Science Fair is looking for judges in fourteen areas, including social and behavioral sciences. Judges can be practicing scientists, doctoral students or other professionals in their fields in the New York City area (unfortunately the program cannot provide accommodations or funding for people coming from outside the area).

It's an excellent volunteer opportunity and a chance to meet talented students from throughout New York City and become involved in fostering and promoting science education.

You can find more information on qualifications for judges as well as the fair in general on the website:
http://collegenow.cuny.edu/sciencefair/

I can answer some questions as well, or at least direct you to someone who definitely can.

Thanks so much!
Rana

The film premieres in New York on February 8th at the Quad Cinema (34 West 13th St.) where it will run for at least one week and can hope to have its run extended in response to audience support.

Show times are:

1:00 pm, 2:45 pm, 4:30 pm, 6:15 pm, 8:00 pm, and 10:05 pm.

On Wednesday February 13th, YAAMNY and Engel Entertainment will cohost a Q&A session with the filmmakers followed by dinner after the 6:15pm screening of A Walk to Beautiful at Quad Cinema.

Thank you for your support! For more information please contact
Steven Engel (steve@engelentertainment.com) Allison Shigo
(allison@engelentertainment.com) or Susan Lee (slee@engelentertainment.com).

The New York City Science and Engineering Fair for NYC High School students is, for the first year, sponsored by the City University of New York under the auspices of the CUNY College Now Program (which I work for).

The Science Fair is looking for judges in fourteen areas, including social and behavioral sciences. Judges can be practicing scientists, doctoral students or other professionals in their fields in the New York City area (unfortunately the program cannot provide accommodations or funding for people coming from outside the area).

It's an excellent volunteer opportunity and a chance to meet talented students from throughout New York City and become involved in fostering and promoting science education.

You can find more information on qualifications for judges as well as the fair in general on the website:
http://collegenow.cuny.edu/sciencefair/

I can answer some questions as well, or at least direct you to someone who definitely can.

Thanks so much!
Rana

The film premieres in New York on February 8th at the Quad Cinema (34 West 13th St.) where it will run for at least one week and can hope to have its run extended in response to audience support.

Show times are:

1:00 pm, 2:45 pm, 4:30 pm, 6:15 pm, 8:00 pm, and 10:05 pm.

On Wednesday February 13th, YAAMNY and Engel Entertainment will cohost a Q&A session with the filmmakers followed by dinner after the 6:15pm screening of A Walk to Beautiful at Quad Cinema.

Thank you for your support! For more information please contact
Steven Engel (steve@engelentertainment.com) Allison Shigo
(allison@engelentertainment.com) or Susan Lee (slee@engelentertainment.com).

Come see A Walk to Beautiful on Wednesday February 13th at 6:15pm for a special YAAMNY screening followed by Q&A with the filmmakers! Beginning February 8th the film will be at the Quad Cinema (34 West 13th St.) where it will run for at least one week and can hope to have its run extended in response to audience support.

Regular show times are:

1:00 pm, 2:45 pm, 4:30 pm, 6:15 pm, 8:00 pm, and 10:05 pm.

IMMORTAL is a rags-to-riches to burnt-at-the-stake story set in Renaissance Florence.

The New York City Science and Engineering Fair for NYC High School students is, for the first year, sponsored by the City University of New York under the auspices of the CUNY College Now Program (which I work for).

The Science Fair is looking for judges in fourteen areas, including social and behavioral sciences. Judges can be practicing scientists, doctoral students or other professionals in their fields in the New York City area (unfortunately the program cannot provide accommodations or funding for people coming from outside the area).

It's an excellent volunteer opportunity and a chance to meet talented students from throughout New York City and become involved in fostering and promoting science education.

You can find more information on qualifications for judges as well as the fair in general on the website:
http://collegenow.cuny.edu/sciencefair/

I can answer some questions as well, or at least direct you to someone who definitely can.

Thanks so much!
Rana