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The facelift adds many state of the art multimedia features to the original version aiming to showcase the latest in media technology and giving users an upgraded tool to explore and interact with JCC diverse content.

With more than 200 hours of educational and entertaining broadcast material, let alone the latest multimedia tools, JCC website now enables more interaction with both children and adults, more than ever.

Pre-schoolers have their share from the content with a friendly user interface that showcases a carefully designed and chosen content, to prepare the young ones for the school years. Pre-schoolers can draw, paint, listen to music, learn the alphabet and numbers, and much more.

For more than five months, the Multimedia and website team has put lots of efforts and capability into this project, resulting in a website that reflects the true mission of JCC. The team will continue to upgrade and adapt the website as per the constant development of computer and internet technology and will continue to provide round the clock technical support.

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In the interest of starting an open discussion on the city‘s controversial waterfront development project, a Thunder Bay resident has launched a website featuring chat forums, polls, and an area to post photos and links to videos.

Money raised will also be used for the group‘s miscellaneous expenses like advertising and printing costs.

While Smith would not say how much FOMP has raised to date, he did say the campaign will likely be lengthy since the OMB hearings could go into the spring.

However, he is optimistic the group will accomplish its goals. “People are really worked up (about the waterfront development project) and they want a say in this because its so divisive and so important to the community,” he said. “They want their voice to be heard on this.”

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In big news for its developer division and a huge nod to its burgeoning support for open source software, Microsoft has announced its plans to support the jQuery open source JavaScript library.

The move to support jQuery comes less than a month before the Microsoft Professional Developers Conference (PDC), which will be held next month in Los Angeles and bodes well in terms of what kind of news we might be able to expect at the PDC.

jQuery is a lightweight open source JavaScript library that in a relatively short span of time has become one of the most popular libraries on the web, said Scott Guthrie, Microsoft corporate vice president, in a blog announcing Microsoft’s support of jQuery. John Resig, the creator of jQuery, who also is a chief evangelist at Mozilla, said Microsoft joins a long list of jQuery users, including Google, Intel, IBM, Intuit, Reuters, and many others.

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