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10/23/2009
9/12/2009
The Best Webhosting
The web hosting industry has spawned a broad range of niche markets over the years. Ranging from shared hosting to dedicated hosting, as well as all the hybrids in between, each type of web hosting presents its own set of pros and cons.
Shared Hosting - Cost Effective, Easy to Use and Feature Rich
Whether you call it conventional, regular or normal hosting, shared hosting is the most common web hosting service on the market. In fact, a large majority of the websites you encounter online are running on this type of platform.
As the name implies, shared hosting is a service arrangement where you share bandwidth, disk space capacity and various network resources with other paying customers. The structure of this model equates into a low-cost solution that is typically easy to maintain for even the most inexperienced of users. Although the price is usually reasonable, these packages do not slack on power, as they come loaded with an arsenal of useful features. The economic value, simplicity and hassle-free aspect makes shared hosting a viable option for most individuals and small companies.
Dedicated Hosting - The Utmost in Control, Flexibility, and Responsibility
Dedicated web hosting is the exact opposite of the shared variety. Instead of sharing the server with other customers, the hardware is dedicated exclusively to your website needs. Since you are not forced to share resources, dedicated hosting can provide you with a superior level of control, flexibility and performance. This is an arrangement wherein you can choose your own operating system, install your own software applications, and incorporate the security mechanisms you feel will provide the server with the best protection. It also a scenario that requires you to have a certain skill set in order to administer and maintain the server. Unlike shared web hosting, dedicated hosting is not recommended for the inexperienced user.
VPS Hosting - Immense Power and Great Performance
A virtual private server, or VPS, represents a technology that is rapidly emerging in the web hosting industry. A VPS is created by software that partitions a single physical server to establish multiple virtual servers within it. Known as virtualization, this process results in a number of isolated environments with the ability to perform many of the same functions as an individual machine.
A virtual private server tends to provide more guaranteed resources, better performance and security than your typical shared platform at a price that is notably less expensive than a dedicated server. With these factors in mind, many view a VPS as the perfect compromise between shared and dedicated web hosting.
Managed Hosting - Hassle-Free But Costly
In its most common application, managed hosting refers to the full servicing of a dedicated server. This service aims to alleviate the complexities and technical challenges of managing a web server. Though server management is the main feature, other options range from web application and database administration to monitoring and extensive support. Managed hosting services are geared towards customers who lack the technical abilities needed to handle a dedicated server, as well as those who do not have the time to fully immerse themselves in all the management aspects. Although cost efficient under the right circumstance, the biggest downside of managed hosting is its price tag, as it is considerably more expensive that other forms of web hosting.
Reseller Hosting - Substantial Profit Potential
Reseller hosting has emerged in recent times, providing entrepreneurs and small businesses with an opportunity to profit from the flourishing web hosting industry. As a reseller, you purchase a service plan from a hosting provider equipped with a certain amount of disk storage, bandwidth and features. This gives you the ammunition you need to sell web hosting plans to customers looking to build their presence online.
What makes this type of arrangement so attractive is that you pay a flat fee and have the potential generate substantial income from your investment. When selecting a respectable web hosting provider, a reseller account can run seamlessly and transparently enough to give you the presence of a large, established company.
Conclusion
Web hosting services are the key for any individual or business with aspirations of succeeding online. As you can see, there are many offerings to select from, and making a decision can be overwhelming. The good thing is that with so many companies on the market, you are almost certain to land a solution that adequately suits your needs.
Shared Hosting - Cost Effective, Easy to Use and Feature Rich
Whether you call it conventional, regular or normal hosting, shared hosting is the most common web hosting service on the market. In fact, a large majority of the websites you encounter online are running on this type of platform.
As the name implies, shared hosting is a service arrangement where you share bandwidth, disk space capacity and various network resources with other paying customers. The structure of this model equates into a low-cost solution that is typically easy to maintain for even the most inexperienced of users. Although the price is usually reasonable, these packages do not slack on power, as they come loaded with an arsenal of useful features. The economic value, simplicity and hassle-free aspect makes shared hosting a viable option for most individuals and small companies.
Dedicated Hosting - The Utmost in Control, Flexibility, and Responsibility
Dedicated web hosting is the exact opposite of the shared variety. Instead of sharing the server with other customers, the hardware is dedicated exclusively to your website needs. Since you are not forced to share resources, dedicated hosting can provide you with a superior level of control, flexibility and performance. This is an arrangement wherein you can choose your own operating system, install your own software applications, and incorporate the security mechanisms you feel will provide the server with the best protection. It also a scenario that requires you to have a certain skill set in order to administer and maintain the server. Unlike shared web hosting, dedicated hosting is not recommended for the inexperienced user.
VPS Hosting - Immense Power and Great Performance
A virtual private server, or VPS, represents a technology that is rapidly emerging in the web hosting industry. A VPS is created by software that partitions a single physical server to establish multiple virtual servers within it. Known as virtualization, this process results in a number of isolated environments with the ability to perform many of the same functions as an individual machine.
A virtual private server tends to provide more guaranteed resources, better performance and security than your typical shared platform at a price that is notably less expensive than a dedicated server. With these factors in mind, many view a VPS as the perfect compromise between shared and dedicated web hosting.
Managed Hosting - Hassle-Free But Costly
In its most common application, managed hosting refers to the full servicing of a dedicated server. This service aims to alleviate the complexities and technical challenges of managing a web server. Though server management is the main feature, other options range from web application and database administration to monitoring and extensive support. Managed hosting services are geared towards customers who lack the technical abilities needed to handle a dedicated server, as well as those who do not have the time to fully immerse themselves in all the management aspects. Although cost efficient under the right circumstance, the biggest downside of managed hosting is its price tag, as it is considerably more expensive that other forms of web hosting.
Reseller Hosting - Substantial Profit Potential
Reseller hosting has emerged in recent times, providing entrepreneurs and small businesses with an opportunity to profit from the flourishing web hosting industry. As a reseller, you purchase a service plan from a hosting provider equipped with a certain amount of disk storage, bandwidth and features. This gives you the ammunition you need to sell web hosting plans to customers looking to build their presence online.
What makes this type of arrangement so attractive is that you pay a flat fee and have the potential generate substantial income from your investment. When selecting a respectable web hosting provider, a reseller account can run seamlessly and transparently enough to give you the presence of a large, established company.
Conclusion
Web hosting services are the key for any individual or business with aspirations of succeeding online. As you can see, there are many offerings to select from, and making a decision can be overwhelming. The good thing is that with so many companies on the market, you are almost certain to land a solution that adequately suits your needs.
8/15/2009
MCM Millionaires Content Management
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7/18/2009
WWW Start
World Wide Web
The WorldWideWeb (W3) is a wide-area hypermedia information retrieval initiative aiming to give universal access to a large universe of documents.Everything there is online about W3 is linked directly or indirectly to this document, including an executive summary of the project, Mailing lists , Policy , November's W3 news , Frequently Asked Questions .
- What's out there?
- Pointers to the world's online information, subjects , W3 servers, etc.
- Help
- on the browser you are using
- Software Products
- A list of W3 project components and their current state. (e.g. Line Mode ,X11 Viola , NeXTStep , Servers , Tools , Mail robot , Library )
- Technical
- Details of protocols, formats, program internals etc
- Bibliography
- Paper documentation on W3 and references.
- People
- A list of some people involved in the project.
- History
- A summary of the history of the project.
- How can I help ?
- If you would like to support the web..
- Getting code
- Getting the code by anonymous FTP , etc.
7/13/2009
Follow Directors
Following the declassification of the list of former directors of the 13 banks that failed due to insider credit abuse, the Senate Committee on Drugs, Narcotics, Financial Crimes and Anti-Corruption has written to the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), demanding a report on the prosecution of debtor directors who have been found culpable.
THISDAY, however, learnt last night that the chair of the anti-grant agency, Mrs. Farida Waziri, has already directed EFCC operatives to start the processes of the prosecution of the indicted directors.
EFCC spokesman, Mr. Femi Babafemi, confirmed the development to THISDAY last night.
The Senate Committee wants the report by the sleaze watchdog to detail its efforts to recover the outstanding N48.6 billion from the debtor directors some of whom have begun to make plans to liquidate the debts against the backdrop of reported plan by some senators to move a motion calling on relevant agencies of the Executive arm to prosecute them.
Barring any hitches or change in plans, the motion, which has put the debtor directors under pressure, will be moved this week.
The letter, which was addressed to Waziri, dated July 7, 2009 and entitled: “Insider Credit Abuse by Directors of Failed Banks”, was signed by the Committee Chair, Senator Sola Akinyede.
In the two-page letter, the Committee gave Waziri seven days to furnish it with the report. The deadline expires Thursday this week.
The letter read: “At the sitting of the Senate on Tuesday, 7th July, 2009, the issue of insider credit abuses by directors of failed banks was discussed and the names of erring directors were disclosed. The Senate was shocked by the degree of the abuses and the staggering amounts involved.
“Having regard to the powers of the EFCC under the Economic and Financial Crimes (establishment) Act, 2004 particularly Section 7(2) (c) (d) and (f) which provides that:
“In addition to the powers conferred on the Commission by this Act, the Commission shall be the coordinating agency for the enforcement of the provisions of:
“(c) The Failed Banks (Recovery of Debts) and Financial Malpractices in Banks Act, as amended;
“(d) The Banks and other Financial Institutions Act 1991, as amended;
“(f) Any other law or regulation relating to economic and financial crimes including the criminal code and penal code.”
The Committee said it would like to be “furnished with a report on what the Commission has done so far with a view to ensuring the recovery of outstanding sums and/or prosecution of those who have been found culpable.”
The letter further read: “Please, furnish the Committee with the report within seven (7) days of the receipt of this letter. The Chairman is assured of my kindest consideration and highest regards.”
THISDAY learnt that the letter was written by the Committee to bolster the efforts by the Senate Committee to mitigate the agonies of depositors of failed banks in the country.
The move, as further learnt, was to widen the scope of legislative push for urgent executive actions for the recovery of the debts and prosecution of debtor directors that had been found culpable of financial malpractices.
The debtor directors were reported by the Nigerian Deposit Insurance Corporation (NDIC) to have used their insider knowledge of the banks while they were operating to secure a total of N53.3 billion loans, many of which were not collateralised.
Some of the loans were secured with personal guarantees of the debtor directors, original certificate of occupancy of landed property, equitable mortgage on buildings, debenture of fixed and floating assets, and credit bond, among others.
The NDIC had, as of last Tuesday when the Chairman of the Senate Committee, Senator Nkechi Nwaogu, reeled out the names on the list on the floor of the Senate, recovered N4.722 billion from the debtor directors.
The Committee had summoned the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), the NDIC and the debtor directors to a meeting scheduled for this week in Abuja. The meeting, as learnt, is aimed at recovering the outstanding N48.6 billion debt.
But Nwaogu had last week, at the West Africa Regional Conference on Smart and Appropriate Technologies for rural Communities, disclosed that the N53.3 billion owed through insider credit abuse was part of the over N188 billion depositors’ funds trapped in failed banks.
According to her, “If you notice the figure in question, the people we are talking of now are the former directors and managing directors and chairmen board of directors of those banks that failed.
“We are not talking about people who borrowed money from the banks in the course of their doing business. No! And we are saying that it is not fair for these directors, including insiders privileges, to borrow so much money for one thing or the other and at the end of the day these banks died and they died with customers' money.
“Can we now ask over 60 per cent of the population who do not have bank accounts to go and have bank accounts and blame them for putting their money under their pillow cases?
“Then, will it be nice when they put their money (in the banks and) at the end of the day, these banks go underground deliberately or not deliberately and they are not paid their deposits.
“Four years down the line and the people who borrowed through the back doors are unable to pay. What the Senate is saying is that we must begin to be our brothers’ keepers. We must sanitise.
“We are talking of rebranding; we must rebrand from within; we rebrand from ourselves; and, some of these people or board members are now real big men with new portfolio. Is it right?"
She had reportedly called on the CBN and the NDIC to pay the depositors to assuage their sufferings because the aggrieved had been bombarding the National Assembly with petitions.
THISDAY, however, learnt last night that the chair of the anti-grant agency, Mrs. Farida Waziri, has already directed EFCC operatives to start the processes of the prosecution of the indicted directors.
EFCC spokesman, Mr. Femi Babafemi, confirmed the development to THISDAY last night.
The Senate Committee wants the report by the sleaze watchdog to detail its efforts to recover the outstanding N48.6 billion from the debtor directors some of whom have begun to make plans to liquidate the debts against the backdrop of reported plan by some senators to move a motion calling on relevant agencies of the Executive arm to prosecute them.
Barring any hitches or change in plans, the motion, which has put the debtor directors under pressure, will be moved this week.
The letter, which was addressed to Waziri, dated July 7, 2009 and entitled: “Insider Credit Abuse by Directors of Failed Banks”, was signed by the Committee Chair, Senator Sola Akinyede.
In the two-page letter, the Committee gave Waziri seven days to furnish it with the report. The deadline expires Thursday this week.
The letter read: “At the sitting of the Senate on Tuesday, 7th July, 2009, the issue of insider credit abuses by directors of failed banks was discussed and the names of erring directors were disclosed. The Senate was shocked by the degree of the abuses and the staggering amounts involved.
“Having regard to the powers of the EFCC under the Economic and Financial Crimes (establishment) Act, 2004 particularly Section 7(2) (c) (d) and (f) which provides that:
“In addition to the powers conferred on the Commission by this Act, the Commission shall be the coordinating agency for the enforcement of the provisions of:
“(c) The Failed Banks (Recovery of Debts) and Financial Malpractices in Banks Act, as amended;
“(d) The Banks and other Financial Institutions Act 1991, as amended;
“(f) Any other law or regulation relating to economic and financial crimes including the criminal code and penal code.”
The Committee said it would like to be “furnished with a report on what the Commission has done so far with a view to ensuring the recovery of outstanding sums and/or prosecution of those who have been found culpable.”
The letter further read: “Please, furnish the Committee with the report within seven (7) days of the receipt of this letter. The Chairman is assured of my kindest consideration and highest regards.”
THISDAY learnt that the letter was written by the Committee to bolster the efforts by the Senate Committee to mitigate the agonies of depositors of failed banks in the country.
The move, as further learnt, was to widen the scope of legislative push for urgent executive actions for the recovery of the debts and prosecution of debtor directors that had been found culpable of financial malpractices.
The debtor directors were reported by the Nigerian Deposit Insurance Corporation (NDIC) to have used their insider knowledge of the banks while they were operating to secure a total of N53.3 billion loans, many of which were not collateralised.
Some of the loans were secured with personal guarantees of the debtor directors, original certificate of occupancy of landed property, equitable mortgage on buildings, debenture of fixed and floating assets, and credit bond, among others.
The NDIC had, as of last Tuesday when the Chairman of the Senate Committee, Senator Nkechi Nwaogu, reeled out the names on the list on the floor of the Senate, recovered N4.722 billion from the debtor directors.
The Committee had summoned the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), the NDIC and the debtor directors to a meeting scheduled for this week in Abuja. The meeting, as learnt, is aimed at recovering the outstanding N48.6 billion debt.
But Nwaogu had last week, at the West Africa Regional Conference on Smart and Appropriate Technologies for rural Communities, disclosed that the N53.3 billion owed through insider credit abuse was part of the over N188 billion depositors’ funds trapped in failed banks.
According to her, “If you notice the figure in question, the people we are talking of now are the former directors and managing directors and chairmen board of directors of those banks that failed.
“We are not talking about people who borrowed money from the banks in the course of their doing business. No! And we are saying that it is not fair for these directors, including insiders privileges, to borrow so much money for one thing or the other and at the end of the day these banks died and they died with customers' money.
“Can we now ask over 60 per cent of the population who do not have bank accounts to go and have bank accounts and blame them for putting their money under their pillow cases?
“Then, will it be nice when they put their money (in the banks and) at the end of the day, these banks go underground deliberately or not deliberately and they are not paid their deposits.
“Four years down the line and the people who borrowed through the back doors are unable to pay. What the Senate is saying is that we must begin to be our brothers’ keepers. We must sanitise.
“We are talking of rebranding; we must rebrand from within; we rebrand from ourselves; and, some of these people or board members are now real big men with new portfolio. Is it right?"
She had reportedly called on the CBN and the NDIC to pay the depositors to assuage their sufferings because the aggrieved had been bombarding the National Assembly with petitions.
7/09/2009
How to use the right guide
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6/28/2009
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6/19/2009
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