Milan Polak: sheeple part 2
2009-11-12 23:58:00 Breaking down & explaining in detail the 2nd part of the solo of "Sheeple" of the '09 release "Murphy's Law" (Lion Music). Had to cut a few things due to YouTube's 10 min. time limit. Milan Polak Guitar Lesson #10 - "Sheeple" pt.2 (extreme pentatonic string skipping) This is a content summary only. Visit Truth In Shredding to find out more!
Head Over Hills: Kristen and Brody, Part 2?
2009-11-10 21:42:00 Tonight on "The Hills"... Is Kristin rekindling her romance with Brody?
The TEDIndia Experience – Ideas That Should Spread – Part &ndas
2009-11-09 06:19:00 By the 3rd day of TEDIndia I was convinced in my mind and my heart that I hadn’t experienced so many thoughts, ideas and emotions in such a short span of time ever before as the first and second day were fantastic. When I was invited to TEDIndia I had thought that I would just cover the Technology side of stuff that came up during the event but I soon realized that TEDIndia was not about a vertical, not about businesses or cultures or India alone but it was about life and its experiences. It was about the passion, perseverance and spirit of human kind and what it could achieve going forward. The last day at TED was one which started of with C.K.Prahalad sharing his thoughts on business and innovation. He stated that success is the first enemy of innovation as companies feel that they must be right and dont delve deeper to innovate or create something new. He also stated that size by no measure is a signal of a great company. He felt smaller companies could create the same prod...
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Cat Health: FIP (part 2)
2009-11-09 05:29:00 Dr. Diane Addie, talks about her FIP research, and Susan Gingrich starting the Winn Feline Foundation's Bria Fund
The TEDIndia Experience – Ideas That Provoke – Part – 2
2009-11-09 05:26:00 We wrote about day 1 and TED and how it was a mixture of Hans Rosling’s brilliance with numbers and Pranav Mistry’s brilliance with technology. Day 2 was a different day though. I dont think anyone in the audience expected the day to be so intense but it surely was. Day 2 was kicked of by a session called Reinventing Development and there are three talks that I would like to point out. First one being that of Anil Gupta who runs the honey bee network which brings innovators from all parts of India together. He showcased 2 very interesting innovations among many. First one being a palm tree climbers created by a coconut seller and the second one was a bicycle with floaters which could be used both the road and on water. This was again created by a simple man who wanted to go across sea to meet a loved one. His talk was centered around how innovations aren’t limited to the west or to great scientists and how each and every simple person can also be innovative. My fav...
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The TEDIndia Experience – Ideas That Transform – Part – I
2009-11-09 04:26:00 The last 3-4 days of mine have been spent in immersing myself into an experience called TED. As you may have noticed we had blogged about the fact that we would be at TED and shall be covering the same. So lots of people tweeted about TEDIndia and many blogged as well. The reason Ive waited till the event got over was because I didn’t want to blog about each talk individually but about TEDIndia as an event as a whole. In my last 3 years and more of blogging experience Ive attended over 50 events (atleast) and each of them have left me richer in knowledge or in insight. But none of them have ever moved me to tears or made me go in deep thought or made me proud to be Indian all in the matter of days. TED which stands of Technology, Entertainment and Design is far more than that. TEDIndia infact was more a reflection of what are the grave issues in India and the brilliance and the fallacy of India rather than being specific to Technology, Entertainment and Design. So here is my h...
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Shoe of The Week: Nike Trainer 1 Manny Pacquiao Part III
2009-11-09 03:31:00 I've been a fan of this series of shoes from Nike. Past versions have been featured here in the past and this version's lovely also. Don't know much about Pacquiao honestly, but damn does Nike know how to make his shoes.These are expected to be released around the time of Pacquiao's next match. Kix and the City predicts that they'll be a limited edition, which is too bad. I'd like them to be a full on release. They are that nice.Keep your eyes out for these and tell me what shoes have recently caught your eyes in the comments.
Twitter - How to signup account and follow people! - Part 1
2009-11-07 17:17:00 Here is the first of 2 FREE videos I have made for all you lucky business owners wanting to market online with Twitter! This one covers how to set up an account and get rolling. Don’t worry about the homepage of Twitter.com as it looks a little different. Websites change their ...
Toews returns to practice after learning concussions are part of the game
2009-11-05 16:22:00 Ever had a concussion? It can be described as dazed and confused. Ask Jonathan Toews. The Blackhawks captain shook off the cobwebs and returned to practice on Wednesday. Don't count on him returning to game action this weekend. Then again, Toews didn't count on the Canucks' Willie Mitchell popping out of the penalty box and meeting him at center ice. I sufferred a concussion over two decades ago in a pick-up football game. Add it to my critics' arsenal. (No wonder my opinion's are a little off.) I can tell you about the after affects, but don't ask me how I was concussed. Couldn't tell you. The details are not only a little foggy, they are non-existent in my...
If the Chicago Bears Were Simpsons, Part 2
2009-11-01 16:41:00 We are back with more Bears as Simpsons characters, thanks to your suggestions and participation. I think we all know what Comic Book Guy would have said about the Bengals game: Worst. Episode. Ever. Be sure to add your inventions to the comments. And now...JCS presents: The Bears as Simpsons characters, part 2. Johnny Knox as Maggie Simpson Both are too young to know what a mess of a family they've been drafted/born into. (submitted by Sarah Spain)...
Traumatic Brain Injuries : The Smoldering Issue Inside Hockey, Part 2
2009-11-01 16:15:00 This morning I woke up thinking about a conversation I had with Don Granato last summer on the subject of chin straps and head injuries. He spoke to me about sitting at his brothers Tony's bed side nursing him through a serious head injury and his long recovery. Fortunately Tony Granato made a full recovery and is now the assistant head coach for the National Hockey Leagues Pittsburgh Penguins. Again, it illustrated to me that head injuries serious and cumulative, are an issue in this sport and need to be addressed. Everywhere people have heard of "Shaken Baby Syndrome" it is a deadly form of child abuse where an infant or small child's brain is bruised beyond repair by simply...
Alex Eisenberg on Cubs Prospects, Part 2
2009-10-30 13:59:00 Alex Eisenberg of Baseball-Intellect rejoins us for more Cubs prospect talk, including his thoughts on '07 first rounder Josh Vitters, '08 first rounder Andrew Cashner, and some sleepers in the system. For Part 1 of the interview, click here.WB: Andrew Cashner's velocity was down this year to 90-92 after he sat high 90's while closing in college. Is that a pretty typical drop for someone moving from the rotation to the pen? Have you seen anything in his mechanics at all that could be sapping velocity? What's your overall impression of him?I'm not sure what's going on with Cashner's velocity. I haven't tracked down any video of him this year, so I can't explain what might be causing it. I'll...
What is the Best Martial Art? Part I
2009-10-30 13:11:00 This is one of two most common questions I get when I am at a party and someone reveals my profession. The other is completely ridiculous - What would you do if I did this...? Setting that rude question aside considering I am at a party and martial arts demonstrations are not part of my purposeful attire, I actually do not mind the other question.What is the best martial art?Quite honestly it is one of the proverbial questions we can discuss forever and all be right. It is no different than who is the best super hero, best rock-n-roller, best composer and so on.The truth is that I first re-word the question for my inquirer. What is the best martial...
Alex Eisenberg on Cubs Prospects, Part 1
2009-10-28 00:55:00 For those who are unfamiliar with Alex Eisenberg's work, he is the brains behind Baseball Intellect, a scouting website where he does some terrific breakdowns of mechanics of players' swings and deliveries. A great example of his work, just posted earlier today, looks at the evolution of Brewer shortstop J.J. Hardy's swing and tries to determine if he'll be able to bounce back next season.Recently Alex took some time to chat with me about his observations on Cubs prospects.WB: Can you give a brief description of the kind of work you do at your website?AE: It's a scouting service that uses both scouting and sabermetric analysis to evaluate a player's true skill. I'm very big on the use of video...
Inkscape Tutorial - An Isometric Tileset - part 3
2009-10-27 15:02:00 Continuing our experiment in Inkscape 0.46, we'll find out how to do the more sophisticated isometric tricks. Skew Any object can be skewed, simply by using the 'transform' dialog. For instance, here's an old ray-trace of mine imported into inkscape and skewed vertically by - remember the isometric magic number! - 30 degrees. Quite handy should the citizens of your isometric town be taking in a matinée! You might want to scale the bitmap when you import it, smaller in the horizontal direction only. It will look crunched when flat, but after getting skewed 30 degrees it won't look stretched. This pretty much opens up unlimited possibilities. You can simply draw square tiles in any bitmap editor, import them, skew them, and mash them into the set. Here is a square I filled with Gimp's default 'pine' wood texture, which I then imported, skewed, copied, flipped, and overlapped a couple of sides of our base cube at 50% transparency so the shadows fit, then added a short bas...
Sam Bell: Crazy Guitar Lick Shed of Doom... part 1!
2009-10-26 17:18:00 The Crazy World of Sam Bell!! Flushed with success after the Wood shedding... some crazy licks! Reece Fullwood says: dude you are? damn crazy Sam Bell says:Welcome to the first installment of Sams guitar lick shed. There are two licks in this video, one of them being a legato diminished tapping thing and the other being a pentatonic tapping legato thing. I hope you enjoy them, and if you want... This is a content summary only. Visit Truth In Shredding to find out more!
Inkscape Tutorial - An Isometric Tileset - part 2
2009-10-26 14:51:00 Continuing our experiment in Inkscape 0.46, we'll take our isometric tileset from the previous part and add some more objects to it. A brick wall Some objects you'll want to set to a permanent color. Here, I've taken the eighth-cube base and opened the 'fill n stroke' dialog to the HSL tab, then, without changing the lightness, set the color on each side to hue: 1, saturation: 255. You can also change these colors if you want your bricks to be darker, of course, just remember to keep the consistent color scheme where the top is lightest, the left face is medium, and the right face is darkest (or however you decided on your lighting scheme). Additionally, because bricks have mortar, I've added a stroke colored just a hair darker than pure white. I've also duplicated that, making one cube and one brick shape: Now just stack-em-up, and group 'em together. Notice that I've gotten the face of the brick wall exactly to scale with the base block. Flat tiles To speed thing...
Inkscape Tutorial - An Isometric Tileset - part 1
2009-10-25 17:40:00 Oh, happy day! Now that I'm upgraded to Inkscape 0.46 on Ubuntu 9.04, I can start doing vector tutorials again. Today, let's see about making an isometric set of objects which can be quickly dragged around to build structures. The concept here is to have a vector pack, with which we can create images from a set of building blocks, in an environment where we know everything is going to behave. "Behave" is a keyword in isometric art; you have to be an absolute control freak, or the result will look sloppy. Start by creating a new document and changing the properties. I use a 400x400 pixel work area, which seems to be enough for storing a vector set. Now in the 'grid' tab select a new "axonometric" grid. I have mine set for spacing - 3 pixels, X and Z angles left at the default 30 degrees, and major grid line every 6 lines. This ensures that my major-lines area will subdivide nicely into halves and thirds. You will want to enable snapping here, too. Turn on as much as you're ...
Sathya Sai Baba?s promises part four
2009-10-23 20:54:00 In many public discourses promises Sathya Sai Baba talks about his extremely caring support for his devotees. People who are drawn to him – often because of personal problems of all kinds, including ...
Milan Polak: No God part 3
2009-10-23 18:51:00 Milan Polak says: I have recorded over 30 videos in the meantime. Don't forget to rate and if you have a YouTube channel please subscribe! Lots of cool things coming up, competitions, etc... The 3rd part of the solo of "No God" of the '09 release "Murphy's Law" (Lion Music). "Murphy's Law" is available on iTunes, CDBaby, amazon and guitar9. For further order links please visit Have a great... This is a content summary only. Visit Truth In Shredding to find out more!
Part Two: Obama=Nixon?
2009-10-23 05:16:00 My earlier post (Obama=Nixon?) suggesting a resemblance betweenHarry Truman's sage advice should be taken to heart by Barack Obama theNixonadministration's enemies list and the Obama White House going after its enemies drew a number of protests, outraged that I would dare compare the two presidents.But here's another post along the same lines that you might find interesting:When Barack Obama promised to deliver "a new kind of politics" to Washington, most folk didn't picture Rahm Emanuel with a baseball bat. These days, the capital would make David Mamet, who wrote Malone's memorable movie dialogue, proud. A White House set on kneecapping its opponents isn't, of course, entirely new. (See: Nixon) What is a little novel is the public and bare-knuckle way...
Playing with our food, part 2
2009-10-23 00:05:00 Some classmates pulling ze strudel. So, in our last installment, we explored the wonders of homemade marshmallows.Today, we got to knuckle down (literally ... you'll see) and savor that Austrian Octoberfest classic, strudel. ...
Halloween Spirit: Six Flags Fright Fest Slideshow, Halloween fragrance part
2009-10-19 08:00:00 Are you ready for Halloween? Six Flags Great America and Halloween enthusiast Message from Montie are helping Halloween lovers get into the creepy spirit of October 31. Check out this Six Flags Fright Fest slideshow and quick links for details on getting your Halloween into gear. ...
Like People in History (Part 1): An Assassinated Spanish Poet and An Ideali
2009-10-18 14:50:00 In this series of articles, tMF puts the spotlight on films which deals with certain important historical events or the portrayal of important historical figures. - - -- - - In Part 1, we're featuring 2 films - Goodbye, Lenin! and Little Ashes - and you might wonder why.... The complete details on the event or the historical figure and about the movies right after the jump! - - -The Berlin Wall, The Fall of Comunism and an Idealistic German YouthOn November 9, Europe will celebrate the 20th anniversary of the Fall of the Berlin Wall. What better way to celebrate than to watch a movie with Berlin as the backdrop? During its existence from 1961 to 1989, the Berlin Wall stopped almost all such emigration and separated East Germany from West Germany for more than a quarter of a century. The Wall included guard towers lining large concrete walls circumscribing a wide area (later known as the "death strip") containing anti-vehicle trenches, "fakir beds" and other defenses. A...
Lee Hayward Upper Body Circuit Routine Part 2
2009-10-12 16:00:00 This is an upper body circuit routine that Vince DelMonte and myself did last week while working out in Vegas. The entire workout vide… >> Click here to download the Insane Muscle Gain Report - Avoid The Top 20 Ways To Screw Up In The Gym free ebook For more, checkout No Nonsense Muscle Building Copyright © by Supertraining blog.com. All Rights Reserved.
Sathya Sai Baba?s promises part 3
2009-10-12 11:29:00 We may take as another example of Sathya Sai Baba’s failed promises, the constantly ill and suffering Mrs. Phyllis Krystal, an elderly lady devotee for decades from the US, who has written about some of her experiences of Sathya Sai Baba. She described her terrible chronic headaches, which Sathya Sai Baba diagnosed as due to ...
Richie Kotzen: live Bristol Fiddlers 09-10-2009 part I
2009-10-12 01:36:00 Brilliant Show. Richie Kotzen is just amazing. One of the finest singers I have heard... then add to this some of the best guitar playing I've heard.... just killer. If you get a chance to see Richie live then you must go! The remaining dates: Oct 12th: Robin 2, WOLVERHAMPTON Oct 13th: 12 Bar, SWINDON Oct 15th: Rio?s, LEEDS Oct 16th: Club Academy, MANCHESTER Oct 18th: Trillians, NEWCASTLE Oct... This is a content summary only. Visit Truth In Shredding to find out more!
Sathya Sai Baba?s promises part 2
2009-10-11 20:31:00 Promises of good or improved health: Sathya Sai Baba is known for making many personal promises to people in interviews, as reported in many writings about him. One of his stock phrases is, “I will look after everything”, and another is, “I give you a long life, healthy life, happy life!”. (He made both of ...
Email and Video: The Peanut Butter Cups of Marketing (Part 2)
2009-10-10 11:50:00 Last week, I explained that videos and email marketing messages go together like chocolate and peanut butter. Click-through rates for marketing emails increase two or three times with the inclusion of video! This is in part because increasingly larger numbers of consumers (we're talking trillions!) want to spend time watching online ...
Pulaski Elementary Vs. Bucktown (Part Dos)
2009-10-09 19:37:00 Back in August and September there was a ton of discussion about what should happen to Bucktown's Pulaski Fine Arts Academy, a relatively successful elementary school that was no longer serving many neighborhood kids. Click below to see the old post and the many many comments that followed.After much debate, some mainstream coverage, protests, and a Board meeting, the school leadership and the community were supposed to be coming up with some sort of plan that addresses everyone's needs. Is this happening in reality? I have no idea. But I'm hoping those who are involved will fill us in....
Milan Polak: guitar lesson no god part I
2009-10-09 18:35:00 The first part of the solo of "No God" of the '09 release "Murphy's Law" (Lion Music). "Murphy's Law" is available on iTunes, CDBaby, amazon and guitar9. For further order links please visit www.milanpolak.com... The really important thing for you to do is go to youtube and subscribe to Milan's channel http://www.youtube.com/user/Mil-anPolak... Milan has some cool ideas in the making, so the more... This is a content summary only. Visit Truth In Shredding to find out more!
Part 2: A Blood Pressure of 210/124
2009-10-09 05:12:00 If you haven't yet read about the mistake I made, you can read about it here. Medicine can be a tough profession for a number of reasons, but one that really stands out is that I can never be sloppy in my work. Even when we're a little tired from being up on call all night, we still have to be just as attentive as when we're at our best. The consequences of messing up are just too great. We never ever ever want to make a mistake. However, despite our best efforts, sometimes it still happens. And trust me, when we do make a mistake that hurts a patient, we're devastated. I wish I could say that I've...
Photo Documentary Part 1
2009-10-07 05:14:00 Hey everyone, greetings from Ann Arbor, MI! Since we began the tour in the wee hours of last Thursday October 1st, I've been trying to capture a bit of each day on photo. What I'm realizing is that most of our activities have been generally the same from day-to-day, but hopefully as this photo-documentary evolves, I'll be able to capture some of the uniqueness of each club, a bit of the antics that go on when you put six people in a bus to live together for two months (reality show!), and of course, some faces of awesome new friends/fans we're making along on the way....
Chicago Garage Sale Price Index -- Part 1
2009-10-06 16:17:00 Thank you, GS Army! A number of you weighed in on how much you'd pay for books, DVD's and such....and we're well on our way to composing the Chicago Garage Sale Price Index....
Sathya Sai Baba oils genitals (boys/young men) Part 1
2009-10-04 13:04:00 It is now a wholly undisputed fact, even among many leading devotees (for example, the European Central Coordinator of the Sathya Sai Organisation, Thorbjørn Meyer) that Sathya Sai Baba takes down the trousers of many young men and boys and handles their genitals intimately, rubbing on oil and sometimes also so-called ‘holy ash’. Many report ...
Taiji First Section Part 1 of 4 Preview
2009-09-28 13:03:00 rentete wrote: Taiji First Section Part 1 of 4 Preview. This is the preview of part 1 of 4 of the First Section of the Cheng Man-Ching 37 Posture Short Form Instructional Video. To download the whole video go to www.paulrenalltaiji.com/Downloa-ds ... Taiji "Tai Chi" "37 Posture Short Form" "Cheng Man-Ching" "Master Huang" "Wee Kee Jin" "Paul Renall"
The Top 10 Social Media Mistakes (Part 2)
2009-09-24 00:01:00 Uncle Sam wants you to use social media wisely! The message from the Pentagon Channel's latest FNG video won't wind up on a recruitment poster, but the U.S. military does want American men and women in uniform to avoid the top 10 social media mistakes. Fortunately for us civilians, there are s
Wednesday?s Wide World of Waivers: Keeper/Dynasty Part 1
2009-09-23 16:58:00 Welcome to Part 1 of a special edition of Wednesday’s Wide World of Waivers (Tom will be here with Part 2 next week). With the 2009 season nearly over, it’s got to the point where it’s highly unlikely that any last minute waiver pick-ups will make a significant difference to your team, with the possible ...
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Navigating the New Cybercrime Threatscape, Part 3
2009-09-23 13:02:00 With the constantly evolving Internet security threatscape, being able to actually get a grasp on the latest threats, let alone arm oneself against them, can seem overwhelming. While there are seemingly limitless best practices in regard to cybersecurity, below are several that should help reduce the likelihood of becoming a victim of cybercrime. As stated in previous entries to this series, cybercriminals have typically been on the inside edge when it comes to the race between cybercrime and cybersecurity. from TechNewsWorld
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Student Blogging Communities - Blogging About Blogging? (Part 1)
2009-09-23 13:01:00 It sounds like a blogger's ultimate ego trip - blogging about blogging. But the writing that so many CR4ers enjoy is not as simple as opening a webpage and letting it rip. That's why many educators are turning students onto a form of communication that ranges anywhere from online journaling to
Farm To School: A Conversation with Marion Kalb-part 2
2009-09-23 13:00:00 Cooking Up a Story: Food News Part 2: Marion Kalb continues the conversation around the Farm To School program, acknowledging that added costs for fresh foods are a challenge, but also explaining practical ways to overcome some of those obstacles. Pointing out, in some cases, the cost of fresh, locally supplied foods are less expensive ...
The Top 10 Social Media Mistakes (Part 1)
2009-09-23 13:00:00 Are you sure that you know how to use social media? Are you tweeting with Twitter, posting status updates on Facebook, and using LinkedIn to connect with colleagues? If you have plenty to say, you may have your own blog. If you're especially social media savvy (or just look good on camera), you
Marcos De Ros: habanera part 1
2009-09-22 20:54:00 Habanera instrumental part 1. Marcos De Ros. This is a content summary only. Visit Truth In Shredding to find out more!
Job Losses Aggravating the Crisis of Foreclosures (Part II)
2009-09-22 15:32:00 The prime loans mortgages are regarded as less hazardous to the subprime loans that are considered to be responsible for majority of people going homeless as they failed to repay their debts and unemployment added to their miseries. Richard K. Green, the ‘director of the University of Southern California Lusk Center for Real Estate’ observed that, “When people live in a housing market that’s dropped 30 or 40 percent, and they lose their jobs, that’s a recipe for default.†Approximately 4.3% of the homes in the U.S. were foreclosed during the second quarter. This indicates the foreclosure of at least one in 25 homes in the U.S. In the last three decades this is the maximum with overdue of loans by almost 90 days. This is the point which marks the beginning of the foreclosure proceedings. The number increased by 7.97% and this is the highest according to the record. The RealtyTrac survey conducted in Michigan, Idaho, Utah, Colorado, Georgia and Illinois is recogniz...
Part-time cross-dressers require full-time ID at Hunters Nightclub
2009-09-21 15:49:00 Photo Credit:Lisa Sanderson via Flickr Hunters Nightclub has instituted a radical new ID policy for it's cross-dressing patrons!Hunters Nightclub, the Elk Grove gay bar popular with cross-dressers, is now requiring all that enter the club to have an ID that matches their "gender presentation"Nightclub owners recently became aware that cross-dressing prostitutes were posting ads on Craigslist insinuating that they were hanging out at Hunters and were available for "service." Hunters, feeling that their liquor license may be in jeopardy by being linked to prostitution is now requiring that those who enter the bar posess a valid photo ID that matches their "gender presentation."This is causing an uproar amongst the patrons, many of whom only cross-dress on the weekends and don't...
Job Losses Aggravating the Crisis of Foreclosures (Part I)
2009-09-21 12:52:00 Presently the filings of foreclosures in the U.S. have crossed approximately 300,000 for the 6th month at a stretch. This is primarily the result of the increasing rate of unemployment that has prevented the homeowners from paying their debts. The number of properties receiving an auction notice figured to at least 358,471. Compared to last year’s records this is almost 18% higher. There were at least one out of 357 properties which received a foreclosure filing. Compared to last year the foreclosures increased as more companies cut down on 216,000 workers in the previous month. This added to the rate of unemployment by 9.7% as observed by the Labor Department. According to Morris A. Davis, who is an assistant real-estate professor at the Wisconsin School of Business, this unemployment scenario has superseded the efforts of the government or the banks to control foreclosures. Davis observed, “The foreclosure numbers are largely unemployment related. As long as 15 million A...
DIY Grape Arbor (Part 2)
2009-09-21 07:01:00 Part 2 of the grape arbor series involves putting up the structure. Here, I received a whole new appreciation for pipe fitting. I used a framing square and a flexible welding ruler to lay out the angles so they could be cut with an acetylene torch and then cleaned up with a power hacksaw.
Chen Taijiquan Da(lao)jia Yi-lu w/Chen Shi-Tong (Part 1)
2009-09-19 20:16:00 afsh221 wrote: www.ChenWired.com....Chen village demo of old frame first routine with Chen Shi-tong ... Chen Taiji taichi
Domain Name System, DNS | Part 4
2009-09-19 02:12:00 The term dynamic DNS, or DDNS, shows a set of technologies which will automatically fill in a DNS addresses of computers that do not get a default address, typically via DHCP or PPP. For this purpose, are defined DNS query "UPDATE".Post from: UK Web Hosting | Linux Windows Server Tutorials | PHP MySQL Service Domain Name System, DNS | Part 4
Domain Name System, DNS | Part 3
2009-09-19 02:09:00 A domain name, such as it.wikipedia.org, may be part of a URL, like http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tr-eno, or an e-mail, such as apache @ it . wikipedia.org. These are the tools used to identify a resource on the Internet, which explains the pervasiveness of domain names. Post from: UK Web Hosting | Linux Windows Server Tutorials | PHP MySQL Service Domain Name System, DNS | Part 3 |
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