A precursor to the public bulletin board system was Community Memory, started in August, 1973 in Berkeley, California, using hardwired terminals located in neighborhoods.

A particular organization of hackers that was concerned with sharing computers with the general public was a group called Community Memory.

* Lee Felsenstein: A hardware hacker and co-founder of Community Memory and Homebrew Computer Club ; a designer of the Sol-20 computer

* Berkeley Timesharing System at UC Berkeley Project Genie -> Scientific Data Systems SDS 940 ( Tymshare, BBN, SRI, Community Memory ) -> BCC 500 -> MAXC at PARC

* Community Memory postings from 1996 on the term's origins crediting Ann Winblad and Stewart Alsop.

* Simple Memory Allocation Algorithms ( originally published on OSDEV Community )

Community, Architecture, Memory, Yale University Press, 2000.

An SDS 940 mainframe was used by Douglas Engelbart's OnLine System at the Stanford Research Institute and was the first computer used by the Community Memory Project at Berkeley.

Among the projects she contributed to were the Berkeley Operating System and Community Memory.

Revolt in 2100: Lee Felsenstein was one of the founders of Community Memory, an offshoot of Resource One based in Berkeley, California that wanted to establish a communication system for people to contact each other.

He was joined by Efrem Lipkin, another hacker who was wary of any project that had military involvement, in forming Community Memory.

* D. Ohana, Kfar Etzion: the Community of Memory and the myth of return, Israel Studies, vol.

* Sharp, Henry S. Loon: Memory, Meaning, and Reality in a Northern Dene Community.

* Community Memory

Felsenstein was the engineer for the Community Memory project, one of the earliest attempts to place networked computer terminals in public places to facilitate social interactions among individuals, in the era before the commercial Internet.

The Community Memory project, begun as a project of Resource One, Inc. in 1972 and later incorporated in 1977 by Felsenstein with Efrem Lipkin and Ken Colstad, was one of the earliest attempts to place networked computer terminals in such places as Berkeley supermarkets to attract casual use by persons from all walks of life passing through and facilitate social interactions among non-technical individuals, in the era before the Internet.

* Community Memory

The NBC sitcom Community ( TV series ) presented a new take on the clip show with the episode (" Paradigms of Human Memory.

This virtual character posted on the Community Memory BBS, the first electronically accessible Bulletin board system.

* New Sefer Torah for the Istanbul Community: In Memory of Jews Murdered in the 2003 Istanbul Synagogue Bombings – November 2006

The Community Land Act ( 1975 ) allowed for the taking into public control of development land, while the Child Benefits Act introduced an extra payment for lone parents.

When universities sign on to a license with Access Copyright ( negotiated by the Association of Universities and Colleges of Canada ( AUCC ) or the Association of Canadian Community Colleges ), their professors and students are given permission to copy more of copyrighted works than currently allowed under fair dealing by Canadian copyright law.

In 1960, a further revision of the French constitution, compelled by the failure of the French Indochina War and the tensions in Algeria, allowed members of the French Community to unilaterally change their own constitutions.

Community Radio is allowed 100 Watt Effective Radiated Power ( ERP ) with a maximum tower height of 30 meters.

The children of Honiton Community College are allowed off campus for the duration of the Hot Pennies Ceremony itself.

Bush established the White House Office of Faith Based and Community Initiatives, which allowed the federal government to fund community aid programs that were provided by a religious institution.

Open immigration is now allowed within the European Union, the Nordic Council, the European Free Trade Association ( EFTA ), the European Economic Area ( EEA ), the Economic Community of West African States ( ECOWAS ), the Commonwealth of Independent States ( CIS ) ( with exceptions and restrictions ) and in some bilateral agreements, such the Trans-Tasman Travel Arrangement between New Zealand and Australia.

According to the European Community ( now the EU ) Directive 80 / 181 / EEC issued on December 20, 1979, the European Union would have only allowed dual-unit labels to appear on products until December 31, 2009, but problems experienced during metrication efforts in the UK forced the EU to abandon this deadline.

A notable telepharmacy program is in the United States, conducted at a federally qualified community health center, Community Health Association of Spokane ( CHAS ) in 2001, which allowed the low cost medication dispensing under federal government ’ s program.

Although it counted for college credit, the internship was unpaid, so the Bloomington Community Progress Council funded Smiley with $ 5, 000 for living expenses in Los Angeles, and Brown allowed Smiley to live as a houseguest in September 1985.

In 1887 the Habsburg authorities finally allowed, after over twenty years worth of proposals, the formation of a union of Sokol clubs – Czech Sokol Community ( Česká obec sokolská, ČOS ).

On occasion, this principle has been suspended ; most notably in the 1930s when in Britain the National Government allowed its Liberal members to oppose the introduction of protective tariffs ; and again in the 1970s, when Harold Wilson allowed Cabinet members to campaign both for and against the referendum on whether the UK should remain in the European Economic Community.

In 1954, BC Packers manager Ken Fraser donated a lot to Steveston's Japanese Canadian fishermen for the purposes of building a joint community centre ( which eventually became the Steveston Community Centre ); the terms of the agreement also stated that the Japanese Fishermen Benevolent Association be allowed to have a judo room at the centre.

Since 1985, Norway and the Faroe Islands are allowed annual quotas of 200 tons and 125 tons respectively from European Community waters.

Community television stations covered smaller cities and were allowed to use less radiated power.

When Videon applied to the Community Committee in 1977 to request television recording equipment be allowed, Westbury was quoted as saying " I support the idea because the more coverage we have, the more community involvement we can hope for.

They are allowed to serve the taxi stands at Prince of Wales Hospital, Hin Keng Neighbourhood Community Centre, Chak On Estate, HKUST, Tseung Kwan O Hospital, Hang Hau Station, Tsing Yi Station and Tsuen Wan Station, which are designated interchange with red taxis.

When the Parliament was established in the 1950s as the 78 member " Common Assembly of the European Coal and Steel Community " the smaller states ( Belgium, Luxembourg and the Netherlands ) were concerned about being underrepresented and hence they were granted more seats than their population would have allowed.

In the new British Province of Quebec, in 1765 Governor James Murray authorized the creation of the " Community of Lawyers " ( Communauté des avocats ) which granted commissions to its members that allowed them to practice law in the triple capacity of lawyer, notary and land surveyor.

In the Muslim Community, Sunnis are allowed fertility treatments that do not involve third parties.

On 5 September 2009 Chalford Community Stores allowed customers to purchase shares in the business.

On November 19, 2008, Microsoft launched Xbox Community Games, later renamed as Xbox Live Indie Games, which allowed independent developers to create games for the Xbox 360 using XNA development tools and sell them on the Xbox Live Marketplace.

Eventually, on 27 October 1986, the community received Deed of Grant in Trust land tenure, making it subject to the Community Services ( Aborigines ) Act 1984, which allowed for self-governing Aboriginal Community Councils with a range of powers and controls over the land.