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Founded in 1988, 1&1's global community is over 12 million customer contracts strong. 1&1's mission is to provide an optimal internet presence for private users and small-to-medium sized businesses by offering a complete range of innovative, high-quality web hosting solutions at affordable prices. Since the company was founded, 1&1 has been dedicated to one goal: complete customer satisfaction.
1&1 Group manages more than 19 million domain names worldwide. More than 70,000 servers run in 1&1's seven state-of-the-art, green data centers.
Affinity Internet is committed to empowering its customers to write their own Internet success stories. The company provides more than 400,000 Web professionals and small businesses the tools to develop, maintain, market and support their Web presence, making the Internet a useful and relevant part of their businesses. Affinity's brands include: VaueWeb, for Web design, ecommerce hosting and online marketing solutions and Gate.com, the cutting-edge UNIX and Windows Web hosting service. Affinity's cobrand and private label partner programs enable leading service providers and Internet brands to extend their value proposition to include feature-rich website, ecommerce and online marketing services and applications. Affinity Internet Inc. is headquartered in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida with approximately 300 employees, and has been guiding businesses to Web success since 1996.
In 2007 Hostway, has acquired Affinity, combining two of the most prominent Web-centric service providers, with clients ranging from consumers and small- to medium-sized businesses (SMBs) to large enterprises.
Founded in 2000, Afrihost is the third largest ADSL provider in South Africa and currently serves over 50,000+ hosting as well as 80,000+ ADSL accounts. In addition to top-class ADSL and hosting products, the company also offers comprehensive domain services and sophisticated backup solutions.
Headquartered in Johannesburg, the company was awarded 2014 ISP of the Year for the fourth year in a row by mybroadband.co.za. Part of Afrihost's success is a portfolio of value-added services which is included in all hosting, ADSL, and domain packages.
Founded in 1999, Alfahosting specializes in web hosting and networking technology and is one of the leading web hosters in the central German region. All its servers are powered with “green energy” from renewable sources, situated in highly secure data centers exclusively located in Germany.
Amen offers hosting solutions to small and medium-sized companies (SME) in France, UK, Italy, Spain and Portugal with competitive prices and an aggressive marketing strategy. Amen was set up in 1999 in France and in 2008, Amenworld became part of the Dada Pro group.
Amenworld.com has over 200,000 customers, making it one of Europe's biggest web hosting companies. Amenworld.com has a range of simple, cost-effective hosting packages which include domain names, hosting and email.
Founded in 1992 as Abacus America, Inc., Aplus.net began offering Internet services in 1995 and hosting services in 1998, making us one of the few web hosting companies to survive the dot.com bust.
With more than 250 employees worldwide the company serves more than 100,000 customers Today, has registered more than 400,000 Domains and more than 113,000 Websites have been designed just since 2003.
Arrakis, located in Sevilla, Spain, belongs to British Telecom Global Services Spain, which are recognised as the second largest operator in the Spanish national data market. At the time of the Acquisition in 1999 Arrakis had around 65k customers and a 15% share of the Internet market in Spain.
Arsys is a European provider of ICT services, including Internet presence, Managed Hosting, Cloud Computing Solutions and ICT Infrastructure. arsys is among the leading European companies in technology and innovation.
Arsys has a staff of 300 employees, more than 1.5 million active services and over 275,000 clients. It's the market leader in Spain and a pioneer in developing the first European Cloud Hosting platform. The company provides services to more than one hundred countries through arsys.es, arsys.fr, and arsys.pt. Since August 2013, Arsys is part of United Internet, the largest European company in the sector.
Almost 20 million users in Germany a year, over 10 million users a month in Europe, more than 2 million vehicles on offer, more than 500,000 vehicles traded a month - AutoScout24 is one of the leading Internet car portals in the market. Involved in the markets in 18 countries, and with more than 40,000 member dealers, AutoScout24 is present in all the main markets in Europe. Founded as MasterCar AG in Munich in 1998, it is a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Scout24 Group (http://www.scout24.com).
Founded in 1996, AZ.pl pioneered Poland's domain market. Today, the company provides almost half a million customers with innovative products in the fields of domain registration, hosting, and value-added services.
Headquartered in Kista, just 10 kilometers outside of Stockholm, Binero is Sweden's fastest growing provider of domain registration and hosting services, with customers ranging from consumers to corporations and public authorities. Highly focused on outstanding customer support and service, Binero was named Sweden's best web hosting company by Internet World magazine in 2009 and 2010.
Founded in 1997, Bizland provides shared-hosting and other Internet services including email boxes, e-commerce and search engine optimization tools to small and start-up businesses.
BlueDomino offers shared-hosting, Web-marketing, and site-management tools for thousands of website owners.
Founded in 1996, BlueDomino is one of the oldest, strongest and most stable hosting communities.
Brinkster is a leading provider of custom Cloud Infrastructure as a Service. Founded in 1999 and based in Phoenix, AZ Brinkster serves more than 50,000 Customers in 175 Countries. They custom design enterprise infrastructure solutions based on their advanced patent pending custom hardware platform that is hosted and managed from their world class data centers.
Brinkster's industry leading solutions deliver cutting edge performance, higher utilization rates, and lower TCO (total cost of ownership). Their solutions include virtualization infrastructure, storage, backup and DR (disaster recovery), DDOS/Network Attack Mitigation and Cloud Scrubbing, Desktop as a Service, and Hosted Encrypted Email.
Daily Internet was founded in 2006 by a team of people with considerable knowledge and a wealth of experience in growing and managing successful web hosting businesses incorporating market-leading brands such as 123-reg, WebFusion, Dedicated Servers and HostEurope.DE.
From 1996 onwards, the team that built Daily has brought innovative Internet hosting services to the UK market and through a focus on efficiency and high quality systems was able to continually bring the cost of hosting down to the affordable levels that the market currently enjoys.
Deutsche Telekom is one of the world's leading integrated telecommunications companies, with some 151 million mobile customers, 31 million fixed-network lines, and more than 17 million broadband lines.
They provide fixed-network/broadband, mobile communications, Internet, and IPTV products and services for consumers, and information and communication technology (ICT) solutions for business and corporate customers.
Deutsche Telekom is present in around 50 countries. With a staff of some 230,000 employees throughout the world, we generated revenue of 62.7 billion Euros in the 2013 financial year, over half of it outside Germany.
In September 2011 DiaMatrix who have been in business since 2001 became South Africa’s first accredited .co.za domain registrar.
The ISP that serves as domains.co.za holding company has earned its place in the industry by delivering world-class products at affordable prices, and providing their clients with a superior service 24/7. These products include domain registrations, hosting, connectivity, bulk emailing and other related ISP services.
Digiweb is Ireland's leading independent telecommunications company. Founded in 1997 and with head office in Dublin, Digiweb is a full-service national communications and managed services provider. It provides nationwide broadband access, enterprise data networks, data centre and web hosting services, managed services and telephony to residential, business and public sector customers. By virtue of its national wireless network and satellite services, Digiweb owns and operates Ireland's largest alternative last-mile access network.
The Digiweb Group now also comprises Smart Telecom, an Irish Next Generation Network (NGN) operator providing voice, data and media communications services. Digiweb and Smart's multi-platform and wholly-owned national infrastructure uniquely provides digital communications to 100% of the Irish business and consumer population.
Founded in 1997, Domeny.pl was one of the first Polish hosting providers. Today the company serves tens of thousands of large- and medium-sized enterprises and is one of the top providers of domain and hosting services in Poland. Among its customers are renowned corporations such as Era GSM, Hitachi, Toshiba, Fujitsu, Yamaha Music Central Europe GmbH, and Kärcher.
Founded in 2002, Dot5Hosting has built its success around a carefully put-together hosting package that meets the needs of both home users and commerce business users. Over the years the company has won many awards, including "Best Budget Host" by Hosting-Review and "Best Web Host" by Top-10-Web-Hosting.
Easy CGI, located in Pear River, New York consistently ranked among the top web hosting providers worldwide, EasyCGI has demonstrated its ability to provide reliable and advanced hosting services.
eHost offers shared-hosting, Web-marketing, and site-management tools for thousands of website owners.
Founded in 1996, eHost is one of the oldest, strongest and most stable hosting communities on the web. The hosting company provides just the right services and tools for every level of user interested in creating a stunning website.
Endurance International Group is a leading provider of cloud-based platform solutions designed to help small and medium-sized businesses succeed online. Less than 20 years old, Endurance serves over 3.5 million subscribers through a family of brands that includes Bluehost, HostGator, Domain.com, FatCow, iPage, BigRock and MOJO Marketplace.
Endurance is headquartered in Burlington, Massachusetts, has a presence in Asia and the Americas, and employs over 2,600 people. Endurance provides a comprehensive suite of over 150 products and services that includes web presence and mobile sites, email and eCommerce solutions, as well as more advanced offerings, such as SEO services, scalable computing, security, storage and backup, online marketing and productivity solutions.
eNom Incorporate, located in Bellevue, Washington, is the world's largest ICANN accredited wholesale domain name registrar.
eNom is a part of Rightside, a leading domain name services company. Rightside inspires and delivers new possibilities for consumers and businesses to define and present themselves online. The company offers one of the industry's most comprehensive platforms for the discovery, registration, development, and monetization of domain names.
Founded in 1998, FatCow is a provider of shared web hosting solutions for individuals and small to medium sized businesses looking for an affordable, reliable web hosting option. FatCow pioneered the "one plan one price" philosophy when it began offering its signature all-in-one website hosting solution, The FatCow, back in 1998.
Since 2002 Flexwebhosting is a constantly growing hosting company. In the meanwhile the company belongs to the largest providers of the Netherlands with more than 60.000 hosting customers on 6.500 web-servers and 150.000 domains registered.
The Swiss ISP Genotec AG, headquartered in Allschwil/Basel was founded in 2001 and serves more than 40,000 domain and about 300 server customers. In 2012 Genotec has been integrated into the green.ch group (http://www.green.ch) and now serves as a brand of green.ch. AG.
green.ch AG was founded in 1995 and is now one of the leading ICT service providers in Switzerland. green.ch AG offers high-quality Internet connections, hosted services, multimedia services and data backup solutions for private and business customers. The Group operates its own high availability infrastructure and four state-of-the-art data centers.
The green.ch Group has its main office in Brugg, a branch office in Lonay (Vaud, Switzerland) and a subsidiary in China. In total, the Group serves more than 100,000 customers in over 80 countries.
Hetzner is the largest web hosting company in South Africa. Established in 1999, their share of the South African web hosting market exceeds 20%. Hetzner currently hosts over 250,000 active domains. An affiliation with Hetzner Online AG in Germany enables the company to share skills, services and expertise across platforms and continents.
home.pl is one of the largest web hosting providers for small and medium size companies in Eastern and Central Europe with more than 800.000 domain names under management.
The company specializes in hosting services, mail accounts and Internet based business applications. home.pl has over a million users and is the biggest Partner of Scientific and Academic Computer Network (NASK) in the registration of .PL domains. home.pl has received many prestigious prizes and awards. Deloitte consulting perceives home.pl to be the fastest developing Polish technological company in the FAST50 CE ranking.
Formed in 2000, Hostcentric is a provider of a broad range of Web hosting services to SME and enterprise customers.
Hosting and domain name service provider Hostnet is established in 1999 and has since then became one of the largest and most reliable providers in the Netherlands. Services such as domain registrations, email packages, web hosting, virtual private servers (VPS) and dedicated servers are offered to both business and private market.
In the 14 years that Hostnet exists, it has more than 800,000 domains registered for over 230,000 customers. This growth is mainly due to the following three points: service, reliability and accessibility. Hostnet is a profitable, healthy and independent company based in Amsterdam and has over 100 employees.
Hostopia is the world leader in private label web services. Domains. Websites. Email. Ecommerce. SEO. Mobile. By providing their partners with the applications, infrastructure, and support needed to offer web services, the company save them the Research & Development - as well as capital and operating costs - typically associated with the design, development, and delivery of web services.
Hostopia's structure has evolved substantially over the years, starting operations as a partnership, going public in November of 2006, and now as a subsidiary of Deluxe Corp. (NYSE: DLX), a transaction that took place in August of 2008.
Hostpoint entered the market in 2001 with a challenging but promising idea: Web hosting for everyone! Today with its 51 members of staff, the company based in Rapperswil-Jona, which went public in 2005, hosts 200,000 websites and 280,000 domains.
The clientele of Switzerland's largest web hosting provider includes established businesses such as Swiss Post, Migros, Phonak, Diners Club and Hero as well as illustrious personalities such as Alex Frei and Chris von Rohr. Their foundations however are built on their many private customers.
Hostway Corporation is a leader in Cloud, Managed, Web and Hybrid Hosting. Hostway delivers reliable, secure, and scalable Infrastructure-as-a-service (IaaS) solutions to over 500,000 customers worldwide.
Hostway has emerged as one of the largest cloud hosting and Infrastructure-as-a-Service providers in the world due to the company's expertise in developing secure, multi-tenant hosting environments and is committed to providing SMB's and large enterprises with cost effective business solutions. Hostway's core products include Managed Hosting, Cloud Hosting, Web Hosting, and Email and Applications.
Founded in 1996, htp is a telecommunications provider for over 80,000 businesses and consumers in Germany's Niedersachsen region. With close to 200 people on staff the company serves the Hannover, Braunschweig and Hildesheim region.
Founded in 1996 Hypermart provides shared web hosting solutions including additional value added services such as: domain name registrations, email accounts, e-commerce services and search engine optimization tools to personal and small business users.
iG Empresas is the business unit of Internet Group S/A (iG) dedicated to provide web hosting services to SOHO and SMB markets. Internet Group is a 100% subsidiary of Brasil Telecom S.A. (BrT), a major Brazilian telecomunications company headquartered in the Brazilian capital.
Brazil is the fifth largest country in the world, the sixth most populous, and the seventh biggest country in Internet usage. With about one third of the region's population, Brazil is Latin America's largest telecoms market.
Founded in the year 2000, IGNUM is a premium web hosting company serving 60,000 customers and managing over 170,000 registered domains in the Czech Republic.
IGNUM established a new brand WEBHNED for its sitebuilder offering. Customers who do not wish to build a site themselves can also choose the "profi plus" package and have a WEBHNED designer create a professional website for them.
Founded in 1991, Immowelt AG supports real estate industry professionals with innovative solutions and a comprehensive product range in all stages of marketing. The company's superior usability and first class support compliment it's strong provision of services.
In 1996, Immowelt AG that currently has more than 270 employees launched the platform Immowelt.de which is now one of the most popular real estate portals on the Internet.
Established in 2003, Interneto Vizija provides high-quality web hosting and domain services to more than 68,000 customers, making it the largest web hoster in Lithuania today. The company markets its sitebuilder offering under the company's new brand Dizaineriai.lt.
Founded in 2001, IPOWER has established itself as a leader in the web hosting industry, providing a comprehensive suite of online services for small and medium-sized businesses worldwide. Its custom control panel, vDeck, offers access to more than 200 tools, features, and services, giving our customers a wide selection of web hosting applications available.
IPOWER has seen tremendous growth, at one point being named to the Inc. 500 list, fueled both by word of mouth and by a competitive affiliate program. More than 1,000,000 customers from more than 100 countries depend on IPOWER's platform every day for speed, reliability, security and global reach.
Established in 1997, Iskon broadband telecom is one of the leading alternative operators in Croatia. Since 2006 Iskon is fully owned by T-HT, the leading telecommunications service provider in Croatia.
Today, Iskon is developing and offering alternative telecommunications services, telephony services and access to the Internet, which are based on a broadband access to the Internet.
ITNet, headquartered in Milan, Italy, is one of the first companies to provide Internet services to customers in Italy and currently the second largest provider as I.T. specialist partner for WIND Telecommunications.
They have been providing a wide variety of Internet (Web Hosting, Domain registration, technical infrastructure, storage) & Telecommunication services (SMS, ASP) to its customers since its establishment in 1994. They also provide I.T. infrastructure and storage solutions for telecommunication leaders, WIND Telecommunications.
Since its foundation in 1998 Key-Systems has emerged as one of the leading European companies for the distribution and management of domains. The registrar administers more than 4.2 million internet addresses for more than 100,000 end and corporate customers and 2,000 resellers from more than 200 countries.
Founded in 1997 Keyweb specializes in web hosting and networking technology and is one of the leading web hosters in Germany. Keyweb are one of the rare providers in Germany which built up their own data centers.
The first Keyweb data centre was completed in 2004. Just three years later the second one followed suit. Both data centres fulfil the highest security requirements, are TÜV-certified and are monitored and looked after around the clock.
Founded in 1998, Locaweb is a pioneer and leader in IT hosting services in Brazil. The company based in Sao Paulo has over 200.000 clients and 500.000 hosted domains, in addition to partnerships with more than 14.000 developers.
Locaweb services are designed for everyone from the common user to major corporations through three business verticals: INTERNET, which offers the services of website hosting, domain registration, hosting reseller, e-mail services and e-mail marketing, e-commerce and infrastructure for audio and video streaming; DATA CENTER, offers Cloud Computing corporate solutions, dedicated servers and vault room, in addition to specialized IT outsourcing services. The area has over 3,500 clients, including companies of all sizes; COMMUNICATION, directed at the VoIP telephone service offer through Virtual PABX and Virtual Call Center services, currently with over 3,000 extensions installed.
Loose Foot Computing Limited (LFC) has been in business since 1996 and hosting web sites since 1998. They provide innovative web hosting for tens of thousands of websites worldwide – powering businesses of all sizes in over 80 countries.
In addition to shared web hosting, they also offer VPS hosting and colocation hosting services.
As a regional, fixed network operator, NetCologne provides the economic area of Cologne, Bonn and Aachen (Germany) with future orientated communication technology. Products range from telephone services, Internet, cable TV and data services to complex corporate networks and custom-made telecommunications solutions.
NetCologne is the largest regional telecommunications provider in Germany with approx. 387,000 telephony & internet customers, including DSL and broadband cable customers. The company employs 891 employees.
Founded in 1998, Netfirms, Inc., provides web hosting solutions and technology to successful individuals, entrepreneurs and small- and medium-sized business around the globe. The company has since grown to be one of the largest web hosting and domain name providers, powering more than 1.2 million websites around the globe.
The NetNames Group is the largest and most trusted name in Europe for online brand protection and digital asset management and is a global leader in a sector that is growing strongly, fundamentally driven by increasing internet usage. During the past decade, it has acquired a network of leading brands, and has the resources, expertise and state-of-the-art technology to proactively safeguard IP and brand assets of global corporations.
Established as Group NBT in 1995, the company was renamed NetNames in 2013, after the acquisition in 2011 by HgCapital. NetNames Group has supplemented its performance through a number of acquisitions which have grown its product offering, geographic reach and customer base. NetNames Group's brand portfolio today includes Ascio, Easily.co.uk and Speednames.com.
Headquartered in London, NetNames' global network includes offices in Cambridge, Paris, Copenhagen, Stockholm, Zurich, Munich, New York and San Francisco. NetNames is responsible for managing and protecting online brands and domain names for international companies and hosting websites for small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs).
NetNation Communications Inc. is a top-ranked Canadian web host and domain registrar with more than nine years experience in the industry and customers in over 130 countries. NetNation offer a wide range of shared web hosting solutions, including starter packages, e-commerce, media streaming, managed hosting, managed services and managed colocation services . Web developers can offer their clients a valuable service through our web hosting reseller program . They also provide domain name registration also through their wholly owned subsidiary, DomainPeople.
Neubox entered the Mexican market in 2004 with the goal of doing things better than existing players and successfully introduced the concept of all-inclusive hosting. Today, the company is the second largest hosting provider in Mexico, hosting more than 60,000 websites and managing over 75,000 domains.
NewMedia Express was founded in Singapore in 2002 and serves thousands of clients across different industries and consumer segments in Asia. Singapore is one of the first in the world to embark on a national effort that draws together commercial grid service providers to offer pay-per-use access to computing, storage and software facilities.
NewMedia Express clients include National Library Board, Infocomm Development Authority of Singapore (IDA), Kentucky Fried Chicken Management Pte Ltd, Resorts World Sentosa Pte Ltd and Tiger Airways Singapore Pte Ltd.
Nomer, headquartered in São Paulo, is Latin America's first ICANN-accredited domain name registrar and serves 30,000 clients including a growing SMB customer base. With 60,000 domains the company ranks among the ten largest domain name registrars in Brazil. Since 2009 Nomer belongs to Dualtec, a specialist for web applications and cloud solutions.
NTT Communications Corporation, located in Tokyo, Japan, has licensed the CM4all WebsiteCreator through CM-AG's customer VERIO Inc. as a new OEM customer in Japan. NTT Communications is a subsidiary of Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corporation (NYSE: NTT) - one of the world's largest telecommunications companies.
Its world-class backbone network, combined with the networks of partner companies around the world, offers access to more than 200 countries. NTT Communications Group has more than 30 companies in the Asia-Pacific region, Europe and the Americas.
Finland based Planeetta Internet Oy is one of the leading hosting providers in Northern Europe providing websites, web hosting, servers, e-mail services, e-commerce and domain names.
Planeetta Internet Oy was established in 2002 and is currently providing services to over 20,000 websites.
PowWeb was founded in 1999 with the creation and introduction of the first "all-inclusive" web package including every feature available at the time. Since then, PowWeb has established a leading position in the "low cost" web hosting industry by meeting the needs of small-to-medium sized businesses.
PowWeb develops their own custom web hosting software tailored directly to their customers' needs. Their entire infrastructure has been built and developed in-house by their own programmers and developers and they manage, own and operate their entire network and all of their equipment.
PureHost offers shared hosting as well as web marketing and site-management tools to more than 80,000 website owners world-wide.
Established in 1997 the company is committed to provide customers with outstanding support and uptime, innovative technologies, and a "no-worries" hosting environment. This strategy is backed by a customer support team of close to 100 reps.
ReadyHosting is a leader in Windows shared hosting, providing easy-to-use and reliable Windows-based web hosting solutions to their customers since 1997. They also offer their customers simple-to use Internet tool sets including email boxes, e-commerce and search engine optimization tools.
StartLogic is a leading provider of web-hosting solutions and services for global business. Across the globe, businesses depend on StartLogic's easy-to-use, advanced and reliable load-balanced architecture, as well as responsive and knowledgeable customer service to power their online presence.
The company serves over 50,000 customers who are supported by top-notch employees from all over the globe. Beside traditional hosting services the company also provides e-commerce solutions and security measures as well as SEO and value-added services at an affordable price.
STRATO is one of the world's biggest hosting companies and offers professional quality products for individuals and growing businesses at a reasonable price. The product portfolio ranges from domains, email and hosting packages, to online storage, webshops, servers and high-end business solutions.
Security is STRATO's first priority, which is backed up by reliability and a constant focus on quality. STRATO operates two TÜV certified data centers with a total of 55,000 servers handling four million domains from six countries. STRATO is a subsidiary of Deutsche Telekom AG.
Founded in 2003, Sudespacho.net focuses on providing cloud services to vertical markets and is currently serving over 4,000 law, accounting and consulting firms in Spain, Brazil and across Latin America.
In order to facilitate the migration of existing websites, sudespacho.net is handling the entire website creation process for its customers in a BIFM model. This allows users to simply take over a full-fledged website they can easily maintain and expand on their own.
Sunrise is the only private telecommunications provider in Switzerland that covers the full range of telecommunications: Mobile, landline network, Internet and digital TV.
Since its founding in 1996, Switzerland's second-largest provider with some 1800+ staff, offers are now used by some 3.3 million customers. The services of Sunrise cover the needs of both private households as well as those of businesses of all sizes.
Sunrise is a brand of Sunrise Communications AG and emerged in 2001 from the merger of diAx and the former Sunrise. It is indirectly owned by funds advised by CVC Capital Partners - one of the world's leading private equity companies. Founded in 1981, CVC Capital Partners now has 20 branches and 250 employees in Europe, Asia and the US.
SureWest Communications is one of the nation's leading integrated communications providers and is the bandwidth leader in the markets it serves. It offers bundled residential and commercial services that include IP-based digital and high-definition television, high-speed Internet, Voice over IP, and local and long distance telephone. SureWest currently has 130,000 residential subscribers and 15,700 commercial business subscribers in the Sacramento and Kansas City regions. It employs 600 people locally in Roseville.
Headquartered in Northern California for more than 90 years, the company expanded into the Kansas City region in February 2008 with the acquisition of Everest Broadband, Inc. In 2012 SureWest Communications has been sold to Consolidated Communications for $340.9 million.
Telefónica, S.A.U., with 43.4 million fixed telephony accesses and 13.5 million Internet and data accesses one of the world's biggest telcos and a leading company in the global telecommunications market.
With headquarters in Spain and presence in 24 countries, the Spanish market leader employs 249,000 staff and provides access to more than 252 million customers worldwide. Telefónicas core activity is the operation of fixed, mobile and broadband telephony in Europe.
Terra Networks S.A. is one of the world's largest Internet providers in South America.
Terra Networks South American opens up a new target group of over 430 million residents in the countries of Brazil, Costa Rica, Panama, Guatemala, El Salvador, República Dominicana, Columbia, Peru, Mexico and Venezuela.
Tiscali S.p.A, founded in January 1998, following the liberalization of the telecommunication market in Italy has become one of the main alternative Telecommunication Operators in Europe.
The Company has achieved a considerable international position through a number of targeted acquisitions, which led to a rapid expansion in the main European markets and permitted to build up an extensive IP network. Following the implementation of its DSL strategy and subsequent infrastructure's investments, to build its unbundling network (ULL), Tiscali - today focused in the Italian market - has reached a strategic position, thanks to its offer of innovative services and its strong brand.
Unitymedia KabelBW headquartered in Cologne, is the leading cable network operator in Germany and a subsidiary of Liberty Global. Through its brands Unitymedia (North Rhine-Westphalia and Hessia) and Kabel BW (Baden-Württemberg) the company has access to 12.6 million households.
The brand Unitymedia contains access to lucrative media offers and innovative telecommunication services such as digital and analog TV and Radio, attractive Pay-TV-offers as well as phone flatrate and high speed internet.
Unitymedia KabelBW services a rapidly growing base of revenue generating units, which, as of 31. December 2014, totaled 7.1 million customers.
Universo Online S.A. (UOL) operates as an online media portal and Internet company in Brazil and internationally. Since it was founded in 1996, UOL is a pioneer in the development of the Internet in Brazil. Today UOL provides local Internet access in more than 3,000 cities throughout Brazil and 29,000 cities abroad. The company has more than 2 million paying subscribers. Since September 1999, UOL has also operated a portal and Internet Service provider in Argentina.
Its flagship portal in Brazil contains more than 1,000 channels of news, information, entertainment, and services, representing a total of more than seven million pages. UOL's extensive interactive platform offers communication products, VoIP, Internet communities, security and search engine, among others.
UPC Austria is the largest cable television operator in Austria. UPC Austria provides digital & analog cable video, broadband internet, and digital voice (VoIP) services to 1.3 million service subscribers (RGUs) represented by 643,000 customers as of December 31, 2013. In cooperation with a third party mobile operator, UPC Austria also offers mobile telephony. In addition, UPC Business in Austria offers a range of voice, broadband internet, and data services to business customers and wholesale partners throughout Austria.
UPC Austria's customers are primarily located in the capital city of Vienna, the regional capitals of Graz, Klagenfurt, Innsbruck, and Vorarlberg and two smaller cities.
Verio is a recognized industry leader in delivering online business solutions to SMBs worldwide. Distributed through its network of OEM and viaVerio channel partners, Verio's solutions provide web hosting, application hosting and SaaS applications that enable SMBs to drive online success.
Vodafone Mobile Systems GmbH is a 100% subsidiary of Vodafone Information Systems, and belongs to Vodafone Group Plc, Newbury.
Vodafone Mobile Systems GmbH uses mobile solutions to optimally integrate its mobile employees into the company's communications activities. This enables access to the company's existing IT infrastructure with any mobile terminal equipment and creates ideal business conditions - anytime, anywhere.
As one of the first hosting companies in Germany, Webhoster.de started offering web space on proprietary servers in 1996. Since then Webhoster.de provides SMBs with high quality hosting solutions always based on the latest technology, no matter if it is web space or dedicated servers. The company's portfolio also includes domain registration and comprehensive SEO services.
Founded in 1998, Webhuset is one of the leading hosting providers in Norway today and operates two proprietary data centers across the country.
Their main office is located in Bergen, Norway.
Webland was founded in 1998, is one of the Swiss Internet pioneers and remains 100% Swiss-owned and still under the management of the original founders. Today the Swiss hosting company Webland AG ranks among the "top ten" of Switzerland's webhosting providers.
Webland AG has its own redundant and up-to-date data centers in Basel and Münchenstein/BL.
WestHost Inc., headquartered in Providence, Utah, has been offering quality web hosting services and superior customer support since 1998. In 2008 the UK2 Group, a large worldwide web hosting provider, acquired WestHost to expand its global presence.
WestHost is located in Providence (near Logan) Utah, in the heart of beautiful Cache Valley. Logan is the home to Utah State University and many growing businesses that depend on quality Utah web hosting.
Wingu Networks is a Mexican subsidiary of the global organization KIO Networks. It was founded in 2012 with the objective to provide cloud-based technology for small, medium and large organizations. In terms of webhosting the company acquired two companies: SuEmpresa.com and Xpress hosting and included them as seperate brands in their business portfolio. With more than 15 years of experience in domain registration and webhosting SuEmpresa.com has more than 60.000 customers. This brand offers the Cm4all SITES application on their SuEmpresa.com website.
Founded in 1998, World4You is one of Austria's leading hosting providers, serving over 110,000 hosting customers and 200,000 domains with two redundant data centers in Linz and Vienna, Austria.
ZOL Zimbabwe is Zimbabwe's leading Internet Service Provider and part of the Liquid Telecom Group. The company provides affordable, high-quality managed communication solution as well as fibre, broadband, VSAT and wireless Internet services to a large range of clients from multi-national enterprises to home users.
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I'm trying to get my Triple-Headed Desktop set-up sorted under Intrepid.
As per the title, I have got 2 monitors connected to a 4870x2, and one connected to the X1050.
My goal is to have them all working as one big extended desktop (3840x1024) so that i can drag windows from one monitor to the next. I've installed the Catalyst CC for linux, but the best I've been able to do is have the three monitors working, but as seperate screens, so I can drag programs across.
I'm not sure how to configure Xinerama, and I've heard that it messes with Compiz, which I'd like to keep, and is buggy sometimes?
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American native Rebecca Stevenson is a famous meteorologist serving at Fox affiliate KCPQ, in Seattle. Formerly, she showed her weather reporting skills working at CBS affiliate KIRO and Al Jazeera America.
She is a kind of person, who likes to flaunt her professional career more than her off-screen whereabouts. Staying single, she seems focused on polishing her ever-growing journalism success.
Rebecca Stevenson was born in the United States and celebrates her birthday on 5 October every year. Since her exact date of birth remains a puzzle, her recent pictures suggest that she has gone past the age of 25.
She belongs to the white ethnicity and holds the American nationality. She stalls firm at a decent height.
Rebecca resided in New York until Summer 2015, before moving to Seattle. She grew up with her family aiming to become a renowned media personality.
Besides, her towering interest in making a name for herself professionally, Rebecca has been able to make a perfect balance between her professional and family life. With a strong bond with her family, She frequently flaunts the love for her parents and her elder sister via her social media accounts.
She also tweeted a vintage picture with her family on 12 May 2013, on the occasion of Mother’s Day. In the image, her mother was seen enjoying a joyful time with her little daughters while Rebecca and her sister looked cute like an angel dressed up in all white.
Rebecca's sister is a happily married woman, unlike Rebecca who is single till date.
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The talented and gorgeous media personality, Rebecca Stevenson, is not so open when it comes about spilling the beans on her off-screen life. She prefers keeping her lips tight when the inquiry regarding her husband and boyfriend details surround her.
Looking at Rebecca's unwillingness to reveal about her relationship, it can be presumed that she is still enjoying every ounce of singlehood. However, it is unfair to jump to any conclusion since Rebecca herself hasn’t addressed the situation.
Keeping the personal details under the wraps, Rebecca always flaunts her professional media journey.
Rebecca completed a three year BMP program focusing on Operational Meteorology at Michigan State University. Besides, she took part in numerous other audited courses and seminars related to weather and climate through Universities and workshops.
With immense interest in meteorology, Rebecca is continuing her career as a meteorologist at Fox affiliate KCPQ, in Seattle, since joining the network in 2016. Moreover, on 23 December 2014, she tweeted about the U.S Severe weather and updated her follower with the news of deadly tornadoes.
Before that, she served at Al Jazeera America from June 2013 to June 2015, after leaving Seattle CBS affiliate KIRO in 2012.
The weather has always been a top priority for Rebecca. Her weather reporting takes her media career to a new height. She enjoys working with an incredible team of meteorologists at the new station.
Rebecca Stevenson surely earns a fortune for her continuous media dedication. Although her actual earning remains confined on social media, she is expected to receive the average salary of $67K per year as a Seattle-based meteorologist.
Amassing fame and earning fortunes, Rebecca seems to rejoice on her career success for a while. Hopefully, the same joy could be transferred to her off-screen life as her fans and followers are all waiting to label Rebecca as a married woman.
Some of the facts about Rebecca which not even her biggest fans and followers are that she worked at KING in Seattle.
Rebecca, who headed North from Florida when she was just 18, has her parents still living in Florida. She lives in New York as of now.
Other fun casts about Rebecca are that she has worked directly with M.J. and Tim, completed her education as well as experience standards or AQMs and NWA seals and was an active member in each group.
Just like many girls, Rebecca is also fond of birds, cats, sewing, fishing, hiking, running and enjoys rainy days.
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Ben Swift continued Great Britain?s excellent results in under 23 races in Italy on Wednesday, finishing fourth in the prestigious GP della Liberazione race in the centre of Rome.
Italian Manuel Boaro (Zalf) won the race ahead of Mauro Finetto and Australia?s Simon Clarke after being part of a late attack. Swift just failed to catch them in the final three hundred metres as the race came back together but held-off the rest of the bunch with a well-timed and powerful sprint to take fourth.
It was Swift’s second international result in a week after finishing seventh in the Cote di Picardie race in France last Wednesday.
?I?m pleased with the result because the team rode well and we went close to catching them,? Swift told cyclingweekly.co.uk.
?The Australian rider jumped across on the last rise and we caught the back of them going into the last corner. Unfortunately they accelerated out of the corner but I still had the legs to get fourth.?
Jonny Bellis was part of the key break that opened a gap of more than a minute at one point and that allowed the rest of the team to save their best for the finale of the race. Andy Tennant was active and aggressive in the final three laps and Ian Stannard tried to go across to the late attack in the last lap.
The Italian classic was the first big objective of the season for the Italian based Academy team and directeur sportif Rod Ellingworth was pleased with the result and how the whole team performed.
?The GP Liberazione is one of the most important races in the Italian calendar and the lads rode well and got a good result,? Ellingworth told cyclingweekly.co.uk.
?Everybody played their part and we were in the race and then Ben was strong in the sprint. He?s got the speed to win races like this. He was disappointed to suffer with cramp in France but this result will boost his moral and proves we can compete with the best Under 23 riders in the world. As the lads race and train together in Italy things can only get better.?
On Wednesday afternoon the Great Britain team headed to Isernia south of Rome, for the start of the Giro delle Regioni stage race. The six-day race includes two tough stages in the hills in Tuscany and the Great Britain will be chasing stage wins.

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Vineyards facing west in the village of Monforte d’Alba at an altitude of around 400 m, on loamy-clayey soil containing plenty of lime. The vines are planted at a density of 4100 per hectare, and are trained using the Guyot system.
Fermentation on the skins, with a submerged cap and daily pumping over of the must; drawing off after 5 days, and completion of the fermentation off the skins to enhance the wine’s softness; after the malolactic fermentation the wine stays in stainless steel until the following spring, when it is bottled for release in June. This wine’s appeal and elegance make it perfect for serving through a meal.
Very intense garnet red, with distinct purplish highlights; clean, expansive nose with clear fruity overtones of cherry, red currant and blackberry; smooth, round, full-bodied taste, with a long, highly appealing fruity finish.

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Beach Municipal FCU is often looking for highly qualified people to join our team. If you'd like to be a part of an organization equally committed to members and employees, contact us and join a team that shares your vision.
Performs various member savings transactions, share draft and credit account transactions, as well as, member services, such as non-cash negotiable tellers sales, ATM and audio response set-ups.
Perform comprehensive prompt and efficient member transactions, including but not limited to deposits, withdrawals, cash advances, loan payments, transfers, ticket sales, cashier’s check, gift card and money order sales, and check cashing.
Receive share deposits, loan and MasterCard payments, post to credit union computer system and generate proper receipts.
Receive payments for mortgage, consumer, credit card and share secured loans, ensuring that payments equal the amount due and all late charges and fees, if applicable, are collected.
Provide members with the forms necessary to transact business at the credit union.
Examine deposit or cashed checks for proper endorsements and negotiability. Apply the appropriate Funds Availability (Reg CC) hold to the account/deposit.
Balance cash drawer daily and compare totals to computer-generated proof sheet. Report discrepancies to supervisor.
Understand and cross-sell all services offered by the credit union.
Provide in-person and by-telephone response to members’ requests, problems and complaints, and/or direct them to the proper person for specific information and assistance.
Receive information and documentation pertaining to members’ accounts and route to appropriate departments.
Assist members in opening all new accounts as needed.
Process stop payments on share draft accounts.
Process mail and night depository transactions.
Provide routine information on credit union services or policies, including eligibility for membership, types of credit union accounts, insurance on loans, loan policies, interest rates, current dividend rates, locations, office hours, telephone numbers, and service center information.
Minimum: High school diploma or equivalent. Previous experience in handling money with a proven accuracy record. Member/customer service experience is helpful. Must be able to operate a computer and office equipment, typing skills essential. Good communication skills, team player, dependable, neat, detail oriented.
This position description is not a complete statement of all duties and responsibilities comprising your position.
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A 2015 study from LeanIn.Org and McKinsey & Company looked at data on promotion and attrition rates (as well as other aspects) in 118 different companies. Researchers found that, across all organizational levels, women are 15% less likely than men to get promoted. They surveyed nearly 30,000 women and men about their attitudes toward gender diversity in the workplace and found that women were nearly three times more likely than men to say their gender has posed a hindrance to their career advancement, and women said they are consulted less often on key decisions than men. Women are also at least nine times more likely than men to say they do more childcare and at least for times more likely to say they do more chores at home.
According to the same report, Black, Hispanic, and Asian women are 43% more interested in becoming a top executive than white women and 16% more interested than white men. In a 2016 “Women in the Workplace” study, Alexis Krivkovich, partner at McKinsey and lead researcher of the study, told Marketplace, a national daily news program, “It’s absolutely especially acute for women of color. We see that early on, women of color are represented relative to their position in the U.S. population, but by the C-Suite, they’re virtually not present. We only see 3 percent of them at the senior executive level.” According to the survey, women of color, and especially black women, are the least likely to call their company an inclusive place to work. They are also more likely to express frustration at their inability to “be themselves at work.” Valerie Purdie-Vaughns an associate professor in the Department of Psychology at Columbia University and research fellow at the Institute for Research on African-American Studies (IRAAS) at Columbia says black women especially feel their talents aren’t recognized by their superiors. We have to remember that women are not a monolithic group. “Black and white women contend with very different workplace challenges,” she says.
The researchers of the LeanIn.Org and McKinsey & Company report also say it's important companies quantify the problem. They suggest that companies track key metrics such as the number of women and men in the hiring process, their promotion rates for women and men, and women and men's satisfaction with their roles. They also suggest setting gender targets and holding leaders responsible for actually meeting the targets. In addition, they recommend companies train their employees about gender bias, what it is and how to combat it. The reality is very few companies or organizations actually do this.
The equality section of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms explicitly permits affirmative action for and by women and minorities but the Charter does not require legislation that gives preferential treatment to women or minorities. The Canadian Employment Equity Act requires employers in federally-regulated industries to give preferential treatment to women, people with disabilities, aboriginal people, and visible minorities. However, there are no such laws in Ontario. Corporations, political organizations, businesses and school boards are allowed to hire and promote whoever they'd like. It's okay in the eyes of the law that organizations such as ours - which are predominately female based - are led by predominantly male leadership teams.
Fortunately, organizations representing women and minorities are forming all over North America to bring about change. The recent Women's March in Washington highlighted the need. Google Women was formed a few years ago in order to dismantle the barriers that keep women from thriving in the fields of technology. Harvard Business School launched The Women's Leadership Forum several years ago because they understand that when the talents of women are underutilized, companies miss a crucial opportunity to expand their leadership capacity and therefore their ability to develop innovative strategies for a changing world. Coca-Cola recently established a Women's Leadership Council in order to accelerate women's leadership within the company.
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If you ask people about RV camping, they may not know what you mean. Even if they do, many people have never actually gone RV camping. But for those with a desire for both the great outdoors and a few of the luxuries of home, RV camping is one of the best getaways they could take!
However, no RV camping trip is worth the trouble if you don’t have a great RV campground. There are many campgrounds that have spots for RVs, but the amenities are lacking. They have an electrical plug and space for a fire, but that’s about it. That can be fun for a single night, but even then it seems like far more trouble than it’s worth.
Luckily for those who want a great camping experience, there’s Headquarters RV Park campground!
What Does HQ RV Park Have To Offer?
Let’s start with the basics. HQ RV Park in northern Minnesota has everything you need for the perfect vacation foundation. It contains 13 private spots, all of which are elevated and covered with a rock floor that looks natural but keeps your RV clean. It also boasts consistent water pressure no matter how many campers are hooked up, and 20, 30, and 50 AMP hookups. So you don’t have to worry about your amenities, you’re taken care of!
Beyond the basics, Headquarters is located at the edge of Superior National Forest and Voyagers National Park. Both of these locations are full of beauty as well as outdoor activities. Minnesota is known for lakes, and Headquarters is situated near Black Duck Lake, Crane Lake, Elephant Lake, and a number of others. You can enjoy fishing, swimming, or just walking around the lake and enjoying the sights.
For those who enjoy canoeing down lakes and rivers, HQ RV Park is near the Boundry Water Canoe Area, otherwise known as the BWCA. Use one of the multiple entry points to launch your canoe and enjoy the sights!
Of course, you can’t forget the live music out on Crane Lake. Or the Soudan Underground Mine State Park, where you can learn about the old mining life. Or the Mickey Bog Walk, which is a great tour of local bogs and swamps and is even handicap-accessible.
The list goes on. If you’re looking for a great vacation, either for a weekend or a season, Headquarters RV Park can be your home away from home.

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When is MacWorld Tokyo 2003?
Discussion in 'General Mac Discussion' started by Shrek, Jan 8, 2003.
Anyone know? Can you provide links to prove it?
The expo was cancelled a few months ago.
How is that? Somebody told me that we would see updated iMacs unveiled at MacWorld Tokyo.
I'd wait for the 25th, for some imac news.
What's so special about the 25th?


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Dancing your first dance as husband and wife.
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Woody' is a fun and practical upholstered seating collection that features the distinct aesthetic of a fallen tree.
The design addresses the growing need for ways to reconnect with nature and the outdoors and offers a playful juxtaposition for use within the built environment. This temporary and comfortable perch is both a tongue in cheek response and an intelligent solution. The simple collection of benches and stools are made with softwood frames , responsive foams and a plush and heavily textured fabric. Available in two lengths and an abundance of colourways, Woody will provide some good old Deadgood fun, either at home, work or play.


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ReStaff RPG Maker 28th Birthday Edition!
Discussion in 'Resource Staff Releases' started by Archeia, Feb 9, 2018.
Thanks, everyone, for the great new resources! Wow!
@DesperateMeasurez Love those new tracks! Excellent work as always, sir!
@slimmmeiske2 I didn't even realize formal gowns/outfits were missing until you made those!! Great work!
@Leon Kennedy Thanks for a nice collection of useful miscellaneous tiles. Beautiful work! Those cars are sweet!
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VertigoAffliction I can still play these older games like a champ.
Heh...it was long before I knew of this place (I was 9 and a lot more dishonest about things-let's not talk about it).
Oh, and that pirate girl, awesome.
Edit: I should go ahead and mention that something is funny with @JCBrickston's upload. Keep getting a network error when trying to download, forcing me to resort to using JDownloader2.
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So great to see a restaff again. Thanks Everyone for all your time and effort you put into this.
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Happy Birthday RM and thank you all who made these lovely resources! Greatly appreciated all the hardwork in your busy lives. Hope to see more soon.
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Apologies for the late response! Thanks for the feedback, everyone!
@Thomas Smith Thanks so much! I'm glad you liked them!
@Kes Thank you very much! I hope they're able to help!
@Matseb2611 Thanks a lot, man! Haha, the description gave me away, eh?
@slimmmeiske2 Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed them! Adding the gong sound was actually a suggestion from someone and I ended up trying it out. I think it turned out okay, so I'm glad I did!
@starlight dream Thank you! You're quite welcome! Events like this are always pretty fun!
@GolfHacker Well, thank you very much! I'm glad you liked them! Very much appreciated!
@JCBrickston You and I both know who the Herc-meister is between us, son. Think you got your story a little confused.
A big thanks to everyone again! I'm glad you enjoyed! And thanks to all the contributors and organizers who have given their time and skills to make this event a fun success! Best wishes, all!
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Yes I liked them a lot!
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Just grabbed the complied version- and all I can say is wow!
There's not one contribution that isn't completely awesome! ReStaff resources have always been useful and inspiring, so it's really lovely to get some new releases too! (RPG Maker birthday? I feel like it's my birthday!) Thanks for this!
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Just true @Rhino, there is enough resources to make an entire game just from these resources and music @DesperateMeasurez I apologize as I initially missed your contribution wonderful tracks you guys added enough awesome music to make an entire game with awesome tracks!
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@DesperateMeasurez I apologize as I initially missed your contribution wonderful tracks you guys added enough awesome music to make an entire game with awesome tracks!
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I am such a compulsive; I want to buy the package but that would be like my fourth copy of MV. Can I take Sakan and run with the materials and give MV away to a friend?
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I wish there was a way to gift things from the RMW shop, that'd be great!
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I was looking at that too, because I didn't want a second copy of MV. The two plugins are only $9.99 and $14.99. I bought Sakan and the other plugin separately, along with the Japanese resources, and it was less than $55. (The whole bundle including MV was $59-something) Still a great deal, and I didn't have an unused copy of MV sitting on my hard drive.
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Am I missing something or did you post in the wrong topic?
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@whtdragon I just realized I never gave you any feedback I really love that you did something for every maker. The pirate girl will definitley end up in my game somewhere, thanks.
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oh ha I never can keep these community central sections straight!!!!!
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Very nice resources yet again! Of particular use of me is the firecave @Avery and the new animal models @whtdragon.
LOVE LOVE LOVE!! Great work to all involved and thanks for your continued support!!
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When a HP printer within a wireless network goes “offline,” it blocks you from completing your print jobs on the computer. This can be very frustrating for people who wants to print some important documents, but it is relatively easy to fix this HP printer offline error. Major factors which cause this problem is Bad Driver Installation, Poor wireless connection or Network Infection. It could be just a matter of a loose USB cable, it could be a network connection if you are printing to a printer on the wireless network or it could be that the printer is turned Off. To fix this “Printer Offline” you will need to follow some basic instructions to get it back Online.
How to get an HP printer offline to online?
Once you have added either a USB or Wireless HP printer to your Windows or Mac computer, you can start sending any documents to print. However, a simple print command will create an major error on the HP printer and take it offline mode, which will block all future jobs from printing. And at last your HP printer says offline. To resolve this kind of problem in HP printers, you will need to change your HP printer settings from offline to online.
Press Windows Key + R at the same time on your windows computer. You will get a RUN box. Type "Control Printers" in the Run box and Press Enter. This will open a new window with a list of the HP printers currently installed on your computer.
Select the icon of HP printer and Right-Click on it. This will show you the status of HP printer which is "Use Printer Offline" or "Printer Ready".
Uncheck "Use Printer Offline". This step will change your HP printer offline to online.
In Mac computers printer goes offline when it is stopped due to software glitches. Therefore, we have to resume the printer as a result , it will start printing again. Below given steps will tell you how to resume your printer for the Mac settings to bring HP printer offline to online.
Open "System Preferences" on your Mac by clicking on the Settings icon in the Dock below.
Now Go to the Print & Fax control panel in System Preferences.
Select the HP printer you want to bring online from the list of printers at the left side of your screen.
Then Right-Click on the printer and click on "Open Print Queue".
Click on the "Resume Printer" button to change the HP printer offline message to Online.


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During pregnancy, our feet take the brunt of both rapid weight gain and hormonal changes, so it’s wise to treat them with as much tender, loving care as possible, Bernice Barrington reports.
Leonardo Da Vinci once described the foot as ‘a masterpiece of engineering and a work of art’. But for most of us, our feet are the last thing we pay attention to – that is, until pregnancy arrives and they suddenly begin changing (and aching) in all kind of unexpected ways.
The chief culprit, of course, is weight gain. Average-sized women are advised to gain between 25 to 35 pounds during pregnancy, which, while healthy and essential, also puts a lot of extra pressure on the lower limbs, including the feet.
Then there’s the small matter of the extra hormones being produced, such as progesterone and relaxin, which help loosen the ligaments in preparation for childbirth. These loosened ligaments are more susceptible to injury than they would normally be, especially in the legs and back. “The changes in your body and feet can come as quite a shock,” agrees podiatrist Gillian Fox. “You will often find that, because of the changes, none of your regular shoes fit anymore, and for some women, come six months, they can’t even reach their feet.
For Gillian, preparation is key. “A lot of women will come into me in their first trimester, and we will just talk through what’s in front of them. The key, during pregnancy, is to keep your feet in good condition, wear shoes that are suitable, and get lots of fluids and rest.
One thing that can really take expectant mums by surprise is the fact that their feet can often go up a size – or even two – while pregnant. “This is because the weight of the body causes the arch of the foot to become compressed which, in turn, lengthens and widens the foot,” says Gillian. She advises investing in at least one pair of ‘pregnancy shoes’.
It’s a bit like pregnancy clothes, really. You may have to buy a couple of shoes specifically for pregnancy, which you may never wear again, but it’s more than worth it for the comfort.” She advocates doing your research and investing in tried-and-tested brands, which are wide-fitting, comfortable and offer good arch support.
If you work in an office, it can often be a good idea to wear a pair of low, comfortable shoes while working at your desk, but keep a spare pair of dressier ones for when you need to meet clients or attend meetings.
Are High Heels An Option?
Overpronation, otherwise know as flat-foot, is where a person's arch flattens out and their feet roll inwards when walking. It is often cited as one of the side-effects of pregnancy and can be extremely painful, although Gillian says the condition is quite rare. If it does occur, however, the podiatrist may prescribe an orthotic insole for you to wear in your shoes to ease the discomfort.
Leg cramps are another extremely painful side effect of pregnancy. Although experts can’t agree on what causes them, some doctors suspect they may have something to do with dehydration and electrolyte imbalances. Again, Gillian recommends lots of rest and elevation of the leg area. “If the cramping is very severe, it might suggest an issue with the vascular area and I would suggest going to your GP,” she says.
It can be difficult to even reach one’s feet while pregnant, but for many women having pretty toenails can cheer them up when the rest of their body feels a bit out of control. Gillian is all in favour of this, but warns against any kind of gel nails the nearer you get to your due date.
She adds that gel nail varnishes can also be breeding grounds for infections, as fungal nail infections can develop below the varnish. If in doubt, stick to a clear non-gel polish in the final month of pregnancy.
READ MORE: What Are The Best Shoes For Busy Mums?
1. Don’t be surprised if your foot size doesn’t go back to normal for a few months after pregnancy. It’s taken nine months to get to this point, so it may take another few months to revert back.
2. Don’t be afraid to get out and about with your baby. Walking will help you lose the baby weight and being out in the fresh air is good not just for the body but for the mind also.
3. Invest in a good pair of runners, preferably one size bigger than your normal shoe size. This is because feet naturally swell during a workout.
4. Visit your chiropodist before you go back to work to make sure you’re in tip-top shape for a return to the stilettos!


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thank you ISC2 for this awesome idea. happy to be part of this community.
My name is Faisal Yahya. I am from Jakarta, Indonesia. I am CISSP since 2007. and now still on preparation for CCSP exam (first week of Nov 2017). In weekdays I oversee Cybersecurity team and IT Development team. After office-hour as a lecturer which facilitating discussion about IS Audit. Weekend as a student (currently Doctoral Candidate - last year). Proud husband and dad for 3 amazing kids.
Cybersecurity is my forever passion on which I started to learn on 1986 (virus and debugger). In 1999 helping to secured Indonesia election (JOMC team). And since 2005 start to sharing to my local communities for what we call now CyberAwareness. I do cybersecurity report blog here. Also tweet more than 20 times a day 90% above for cybersecurity using twitter account "@faisaly".
I love to share ... so please feel free to connect and inbox me.
I received my CISSP in November of 2015. I have a Master in Information Science from Penn State. I have worked in a corporate setting for my entire career, with a background in development with experience in varying degrees on just about any platform you can name. I hope to be able to learn and share in this forum.
with all the policy stuff.
Got my CISSP and GIAC401 so gotta get CCSP now.
Hi, I'm Kevin, seems like I've been active in infosec work or training every day since the movie War Games came out in 1983. I am a CISSP since 2003, and got my ISSAP in 2005. I am preparing to take the CCSP by year end.
I do security design work for cloud-based services, test emerging technologies, and serve at a lead engineering level for critical infrastructure protection at the core of a very large carrier.
Since all of my work is proprietary and I'm not a prolific technical writer, my professional outlet is to author exam questions for both the CISSP and ISSAP, and volunteer in any way they'll have me at the ISC2.
My current off-hour obsessions are block chain and mobile digital forensics. I also talk a lot about dirt bikes, general aviation, and 80's hair bands. They don't let me out of the lab much, but I'm open to meeting new people, drop me a line.
My name is Michael Harrison. I have my CISSP since 2016 and Associate of (ISC)² since 2012. I am currently working on adding an OSCP to the list of certifications.
I currently work at a small payroll firm managing the security side of things. Providing training and helping on the regular I.T. side of things as well.
My goal for 2017 and on is to become more active in the local community and beyond by providing valuable input, training, etc to help others stay secure in their everyday lifes. From the kids to businesses.
Aloha, I am Jason Risner. I am a CISSP. I have been working in the IT Industry for 20+ years. I am currently a Systems Engineer II working in the Insurance Industry. I got an MBA from Auburn University and my undergrad degree is from The University of Alabama ("Roll Tide"). I also just completed a year of Law School at Birmingham School of Law but decided to take a break from studying and work on renewing my certs. Anyway, I am sending out a big Aloha to everyone and Cheers!!!
I've worked in IT for over 20 years now but a while back, I decided that I would like to focus on Cyber Security and try to specialise in this area as much as possible. I am still a newbie in this area. I passed my CISSP exam last year. I must admit, I found it to be the most challenging exam I have ever have had to prepare for. I started my first job in Cyber Security with a University in London, just over a year ago.
I think the idea of an ISC2 community is wonderful. I have a lot to learn and always happy to share my own insights / opinions with others. I'm hoping this professional forum will grow fruitfully and offer us all the opportunity to grow with it.
Besides work, I'm interested in Mindfulness/Meditation and love reading on topics to do with Consciousness, Metaphysics and Quantum Science.
Thanks for having me on board and best wishes.
I am Sean Williams, an IT Professional for the past 27 years. Most of my career has been in the IT consulting space doing architecture, engineering, and security. I have been a CISSP since 2007 and recently added CHFI to the resume.
Look forward to sharing information and getting to know the people in this community.
My name is Don Turnblade. My InfoSec career while I was working as a real Rocket Scientist. It started in 1992 when I build up a classified computer to fight and win a computing warfare exercise. Even now, I am still 100% successful with Penetration Tests. The craziest thing I have ever been asked to do is still too classified for words, and resulted in a classified breifing for President George H Bush and Mickhail Gorbochov. The result reduced risk and forwarded the Strategic Arms Reduciton Treaty negotiations. I got my CISSP in 2002.
Now, I protect good people from getting robbed with a computer. I help State Farm protect the credit cards of a whole lot of customers. I discovered that it is nearly impossible to provide security proportional to the risk if I had no training on how to value risk. I got my MBA in 2009.
I am finishing up the math to value the speed of patching known vulnerabilities in a way your CFO would be proud of. Natrually, it says in good math and hard financial numbers what you likely all intuitively know. But, this time the result will not just be in good sense but in dollars and cents per year. Is there a place for publishing useful math?
My name is Darren Chapman, I'm based in the UK and I've recently started a Cyber Security Consultancy called CyberScale, alongside my day job which is working for a Software company called Ivanti.
I've been in IT around 20 years working across mainly WIndows infrastructure, desktop, security and end user, both on the internal side and the consulting side.
For my new company, I'm concentrated on strategic security consulting including the techincal aspects of data protection particularly with GDPR coming. I'm working closely with a local legal firm in my area so that we can provide rounded advice covering both the legal and techincal elements of GDPR as well as the crossover between GDPR and Cyber Security; let's work together to give clients the best advcie rather than jockeying for position is my view (it's a "legal thing"...no, no, it's an "IT thing" etc.).
I'm looking forward to benefiting from the experience from everyone in the community as this sector grows and grows! Always interested in collaboration particularly on cross-geo issues. Feel free to connect with me.

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10 ways to have the best time in NOLA! – That's So Annie!
A new project kickoff took the man to Baton Rouge, capital city of the southern state of Louisiana. My options were spending time by myself in Princeton and New York City with nothing significant to do (well there was a round of musical chairs in Bryant Park, but the summer heat was bringing down my enthusiasm), or joining him instead down south. New Orleans had long been on my list of places to visit in USA, so I packed my bags and went along.
To say it was incredible, would be an understatement. New Orleans (or NOLA) as the locals call it, was unlike any other city I have ever been too. I was instantly in love with it. There are many many things to do in NOLA, but here is a list of my top 10 things to do to have a memorable time in NOLA.
I cannot talk enough about these – I think I left a piece of my heart in New Orleans just because of these scrumptious delicacies! Head on over to the most iconic place to have beignets and coffee, Café Du Monde on Decatur Street, which is open 24/7 all year round except for Christmas Day. Another place to have these is the Morning Call Coffee Stand over at City Park.
Mansions straight out of the 19th century, big sweeping oaks, wrought iron gates and gorgeous aristocratic porticos.. this sophisticated neighborhood deserves a walk around. Also located here is the famous Lafayette Cemetery #1, tours of which are available if you want to learn more about this necropolis. Why is this famous? Because NOLA is built on a swamp, cemeteries here are elaborate works of art, with their stone mausoleums and crypts. Some of those buried here have been here for more than a century.
A couple of recommendations to eat here: A local favorite is Commander’s Palace (remember, you need to dressed formally!). For dessert, hop on over to District Donuts, for donuts that I bet you will never forget.
Jazz (or Dixieland, Hot Jazz or Original Jazz), was born right here in New Orleans at the beginning of the 20th century. The beautiful sound of trumpet, trombone and clarinet, will instantly take you back to the days of vintage glory. While you could settle down on pretty much any streets of NOLA to catch a bit of jazz, Preservation Hall is the mother hall to catch a performance of a lifetime.
Established in 1961, this is a nondescript hall on St. Peter Street in the Quarter, lying smack in between the raucous energy of Bourbon Street and the elegance of Royal Street. It is a small room, preserved in its originality, dimly lit with a few rows of benches and space to stand at the back. Grab a hurricane from Pat O’Briens next door and get intimate with some of the most beautiful music in the world. Its an hour you are guaranteed to never forget.
No visit to NOLA is complete without getting wasted on Bourbon Street. This is a colorful, vibrant, LOUD (and stinky!) street where every other person is drunk, no matter what time of the day. Personally, I found better places to explore in the French Quarter, but give this one a glimpse if you have the time.
The hipper cousin of Bourbon Street, Frenchmen Street hosts the city’s thriving music scene. This is a historic neighborhood within walking distance from the French Quarter, and has some of the most bar-hopping worthy clubs in the city that draw renowned jazz bands and solo performers (and the odd drunk dancing tourist!). This streets vibe is fun and carefree, enthusiastic and mysterious, with people often dancing in the streets to a local live jazz band. Don’t forget to check out Maison, The Spotted Cat Music Club, d.b.a. and Blue Nile.
A hidden gem on this street is the bookstore Faubourg Marigny Art and Books, simply known as FAB. This tiny shop on the corner of Frenchmen and Chartres Street, doesn’t even look like a bookstore, with windows plastered with flyers of drag shows and music events long past. But stepping inside is stepping into a whole new world. FAB is the oldest gay-owned bookstore in Southern USA, and was once a thriving icon of LGBTQ+ culture. Inside lie stacks upon stacks of LGBTQ+ literature, VHS tapes(!!), postcards and albums, and odd memorabilia, that is definitely worth a visit.
They say the best way to see NOLA is through the windows of a streetcar. I can vouch for just that. Best $3.00 I ever spent (thats all it takes for a day pass!).
The French Quarter is the most happening section of of NOLA, and it comes alive at sundown, and turns into this whole different world. The picturesque balconies are the Quarters most distinguishing feature. Enjoy an evening of chaos in the Quarter, by dining in on one of the balconies to signature Cajun or Creole dishes. It can be pretty romantic!
Exploring city parks and museums is one of the first things I do in every new place, and NOLA was no different. The two must visits are City Park and Audubon Park. The fact that City Park is 1.5 times of Central Park did not deter me, and I am glad I spent time exploring this place because it was HUGE, but oh so gorgeous. New Orleans Botanical Gardens are situated within City Park and I found a little alcove of a tropical rainforest in the middle of the park (complete with a bright yellow swing!). Perfect afternoon getaway for some journal writing huh?
10. DON’T LEAVE WITHOUT TRYING THE DELICIOUS LOCAL FOOD!
Gumbo, a traditional Louisiana stew made of vegetables, seafood and meat, served hot over rice, is a crowd favorite. The first time I heard of it, was when I watched The Princess and The Frog (my favorite Disney princess of all time!), and my immediate thought was that it looked a lot like Indian curry! Gumbo turned out to be lot less spicier, but it was lip-smackingly delicious. Definite must-try.
Next on the must-try list are Po’boys, which are basically subway-like sandwiches, served over a baguette, and stuffed with meat or seafood layered with mayo and veggies. Popular places to get these are Erin Rose’s Killer Po’boys, Johnny’s Po’boys and Stanley’s. Seafood and oysters are NOLA favorites, and Royal House on Royal Street was one of our most memorable dinners.
Last but definitely the best, was brunch at Café Amelie. This place was… breathtaking, and the food was beyond words. Situated in a gorgeous courtyard, this is the place with long lines, and reservations made ahead, because its THAT good. My server was Michael and he was just brilliant! Must-do on your NOLA food crawl.


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This is a terrific post. I enjoyed the part about banking – as in the US we initially were bound to Fort Knox for backing up our bills with gold stockpiles, but have been off that plan for some time now and no one seems to mind all that much (but some do).
Also in the US, people are apparently feeling more comfortable with an unknown future – they switch jobs more readily, and even religions.
Is our six sense coming to fruition?
Wake me when the cloud provides redundancy/failover of data storage and/or services from multiple vendors. If Amazon fouls up my account, saying I didn’t pay them, they’ll shut me off — and Google should automatically, immediately, take over on the same IP address. Or something like that.
These things they call “clouds” are the same hosting services crap in a different wrapper. Most people are better off with services like Linode, full power without the obscurity.
You’re right that we will need the capability to switch providers, preferably very rapidly, in order to avoid vendor lock-in. We’re still some way off from the necessary level of standardization, though this is not impossible today (just not productized).
I don’t agree with your final point, though. API-driven infrastructure services, and auto-scaling platform services, are not just the same old stuff. They offer powerful tools for building flexible and scalable systems.
Nice article, clarifies many things. Still I don’t understand how Ubuntu is going to join the revolution with Ubuntu One, still in Alpha (minus) version.
Fitting with how I’m defining cloud, Ubuntu is doing a number of different things which fall under this heading.
Ubuntu One is our SaaS offering, providing consumer services to end users through the Ubuntu desktop (and some via the web). For example, the Ubuntu One Music Store.
We’re also making it easy to use Ubuntu Server Edition in cloud infrastructure, for example by providing ready-to-run AMIs on Amazon EC2, complete with updates and recipe-based configuration.
And, we’re making it possible for organizations to build their own IaaS clouds using Eucalyptus, with a bundle we call Ubuntu Enterprise Cloud.
This post is a really nice holistic exposition of cloud as a new “way.” I think the process change (e.g. devops) and organizational impacts are often overlooked when experts talk about clouds. There are definitely new abstractions here and those abstractions are giving rise to new technologies. The important part, as you point out, is how the technologies affect change in work methodologies and not the other way around. Thanks for writing this.
From the ground up….. with no preconceived notions of systems of the past.


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It sort of looks like the imp on the dreadstalker is a single model... Does it count as two demons for the purposes of demonbolt?
They look cool but it's hard for my to believe that they do any significant damage because they're gone after 12 seconds on top of that since the legion prepatch all the extra demons summoned during combat only attack the mob that they were targeted at when summoned if that target dies they just stand around like a useless bump on a log. They won't engage any secondary targets.
This talent's description has a typo. It should be summons 2 Wild Imps instead of "summons 2 Wild Imp".
Call Dreadstalkers now also summons 2 Wild Imp.