NoteScribe is a Microsoft Windows based hierarchal organization notetaking software designed for school, business, and at home. Developed for students and business people, NoteScribe, a digital organizational tool, is a way to categorize and archive information; notes (typed or handwritten), pictures, graphics, photos and even audio/video recordings. With NoteScribe, information is stored and accessed by categories, sources, and key words.
NoteScribe can be used by undergraduate students, graduate students and professors for completing research, as well as tracking notes in the classroom and from textbooks. NoteScribe assists users in compiling their research and information into one organized application, in a hierarchical category tree containing levels and sub-levels. Notes are arranged for users by Category, Sources, and Keywords. Additionally, NoteScribe contains a Global Search Function designed to search through all of a user's notes for words or phrases.
NoteScribe also assists students and professors with creating sources and bibliographies. After the information is inputted for a source, users have a source and bibliography generated in APA Style, AMA Style, MLA Style, and many other frequently used citation formats.
NoteScribe can be used by undergraduate students, graduate students and professors for completing research, as well as tracking notes in the classroom and from textbooks. NoteScribe assists users in compiling their research and information into one organized application, in a hierarchical category tree containing levels and sub-levels. Notes are arranged for users by Category, Sources, and Keywords. Additionally, NoteScribe contains a Global Search Function designed to search through all of a user's notes for words or phrases.
NoteScribe also assists students and professors with creating sources and bibliographies. After the information is inputted for a source, users have a source and bibliography generated in APA Style, AMA Style, MLA Style, and many other frequently used citation formats.
Omnidrive
Omnidrive was an online storage company with a single multi-platform product that aggregates storage into a single place, allowing users to access, share and publish any of their data and content. Omnidrive was founded in late 2004 and launched at the Web 2.0 Conference in San Francisco in early November, 2006.
The company was founded by Nik Cubrilovic and Geoff McQueen (who left the company shortly after it was founded) and raised $800k in seed funding.
Omnidrive had development offices in Wollongong, Australia and Trivandrum, India as well as a small office in Palo Alto, California.
With the free account users could upload up to 1 GB of Files. The size of files was not limited.
The company website was shut down in late April 2008 after it failed to renew its domain name and the service stopped working, however in August 2008 it appeared online, with no official closure message.
Omnidrive was officially closed in September 2008.
Website Capacity
Due to its popularity, the website received heavy server load and often had problems. On March 16, 2008, the website announced it is currently not taking any new members until April, when the website's capacity is expanded. As of May 2008, this sign up page still referred to the same April date.
Omnidrive was an online storage company with a single multi-platform product that aggregates storage into a single place, allowing users to access, share and publish any of their data and content. Omnidrive was founded in late 2004 and launched at the Web 2.0 Conference in San Francisco in early November, 2006.
The company was founded by Nik Cubrilovic and Geoff McQueen (who left the company shortly after it was founded) and raised $800k in seed funding.
Omnidrive had development offices in Wollongong, Australia and Trivandrum, India as well as a small office in Palo Alto, California.
With the free account users could upload up to 1 GB of Files. The size of files was not limited.
The company website was shut down in late April 2008 after it failed to renew its domain name and the service stopped working, however in August 2008 it appeared online, with no official closure message.
Omnidrive was officially closed in September 2008.
Website Capacity
Due to its popularity, the website received heavy server load and often had problems. On March 16, 2008, the website announced it is currently not taking any new members until April, when the website's capacity is expanded. As of May 2008, this sign up page still referred to the same April date.
Anthony Olusola Amoo Jr. is an American offensive/defensive lineman, who is currently a member of the Philadelphia Soul of the Arena Football League.
Early life
Born to the Nigerian immigrant parents of Anthony Amoo Sr. and Alimot Falola, he attended Austin High School in Houston, TX, where he ran track under coach Tom Stuart. Amoo started playing football in Sugar Land, Texas.
College career
He attended the University of Houston because it was his hometown school. From 2000-2003, Amoo did not play college football, but in 2004 he was able to make the team as a walk-on, and red shirted. In 2005 as a Red-Shirt Senior, he did not record any stats offensively or defensively.
Professional career
He entered the 2006 NFL Draft as a defensive lineman., but was not picked or signed.
Abilene Ruff Riders
After 2 years at the minor league level, Amoo was signed to training camp of the Abilene Ruff Riders of the Indoor Football League.
San Antonio Warriors
He returned to the minor league level and played two seasons with the San Antonio Warriors.
Reading Express
In September 2010, He was signed to the Reading Express.
Lehigh Valley Steelhawks
A few days later he was signed by the Lehigh Valley Steelhawks.
Philadelphia Soul
On Monday, December 19, 2011, Anthony signed with the Philadelphia Soul of the Arena Football League, for the 2012 season.
He has also played in international matches with the travelling minor league team, USA Eagles Football Club.
Minor League teams
*Killeen Knights - winter 2008
*Austin Gamebreakers - summer 2008 - summer 2009
*USA Eagles - spring 2008 - current
*San Antonio Warriors - fall 2008 - current
Personal
He is married and has one son. He has two younger brothers.
Early life
Born to the Nigerian immigrant parents of Anthony Amoo Sr. and Alimot Falola, he attended Austin High School in Houston, TX, where he ran track under coach Tom Stuart. Amoo started playing football in Sugar Land, Texas.
College career
He attended the University of Houston because it was his hometown school. From 2000-2003, Amoo did not play college football, but in 2004 he was able to make the team as a walk-on, and red shirted. In 2005 as a Red-Shirt Senior, he did not record any stats offensively or defensively.
Professional career
He entered the 2006 NFL Draft as a defensive lineman., but was not picked or signed.
Abilene Ruff Riders
After 2 years at the minor league level, Amoo was signed to training camp of the Abilene Ruff Riders of the Indoor Football League.
San Antonio Warriors
He returned to the minor league level and played two seasons with the San Antonio Warriors.
Reading Express
In September 2010, He was signed to the Reading Express.
Lehigh Valley Steelhawks
A few days later he was signed by the Lehigh Valley Steelhawks.
Philadelphia Soul
On Monday, December 19, 2011, Anthony signed with the Philadelphia Soul of the Arena Football League, for the 2012 season.
He has also played in international matches with the travelling minor league team, USA Eagles Football Club.
Minor League teams
*Killeen Knights - winter 2008
*Austin Gamebreakers - summer 2008 - summer 2009
*USA Eagles - spring 2008 - current
*San Antonio Warriors - fall 2008 - current
Personal
He is married and has one son. He has two younger brothers.
Katrina Sheena Smyth b. 1985, is a freelance visual artist and Co-Director of Catalyst Arts, an artist-led contemporary art organisation based in Belfast, Northern Ireland. Born in Belfast in 1985 Smyth studied a BA in Fine & Applied Arts at the University of Ulster, Belfast, where she specialised in Sculpture.
In 2010 she won two awards from the Arts Council of Northern Ireland and partook in a 6 week artist residency as part of the 2010 Berlin Biennale. In 2011 Smyth became an official member of the Belfast Print Workshops, Belfast. Smyth is currently a Co-Director at Catalyst Arts, Belfast, where she will work on the board for two years, until September 2013.
In 2010 she won two awards from the Arts Council of Northern Ireland and partook in a 6 week artist residency as part of the 2010 Berlin Biennale. In 2011 Smyth became an official member of the Belfast Print Workshops, Belfast. Smyth is currently a Co-Director at Catalyst Arts, Belfast, where she will work on the board for two years, until September 2013.