For many of us clouds still remain the fluffy white things that float in the sky or the darker fluffy things that bring thunderstorms and rain. Well, today there is more to clouds than being fluffy and to float in the sky. Cloud computing has given us a new way to perceive clouds. There was an era when we relied on portable drives, hardware and pen drives to very large extent and how we used to almost have stroke if we misplaced these precious data holders. Cloud computing reduces the stroke rate that one might get on losing a portable hardware. It is a service that one can subscribe to and get a network storage space and computer resources.
Cloud computing is similar to your e-mail account which you can access from any corner of the world as long as you are connected to the internet. The only difference is that with cloud computing you can choose from the information that is accessible within the cloud. The essentials that you need to get information from cloud computing is an internet connection on any device ranging from a personal computer to a tablet. Just like your email is not housed on your device physically, the information on cloud computing is also not housed on your device physically.
The convenience that cloud computing brings to the users is immense. To start with it's the best deal for upcoming businesses and start up organizations. It helps these budding ventures to make the best out of the limited resources have and give them a chance to stand up well established organizations that have a stock of hardware and software. It also serves well for people seeking to use it for their personal work. With the number of devices that one person owns today it might get a little messy to keep a track of the data one might have saved on either the phone or the laptop. Cloud computing helps one to cut through the clutter and becomes a kind of data bank.
There are different types of clouds that can suffice you needs. There is the Public, Private, Community and Hybrid cloud, each with its own specifications so to cater to the needs of different people. Public clouds are accessible to all the subscribers with an internet connection and access to cloud space. Private clouds are set up for specific groups or organizations. Community clouds are set up between two or more organizations that have similar cloud requirements. Lastly, hybrid clouds have the qualities of two types of clouds at the least. The combinations depend on requirements of the people or the organizations.
Cloud computing certainly is futuristic as long as you know that your service provider has taken all the necessary precautions and safety measures.
Cloud computing is similar to your e-mail account which you can access from any corner of the world as long as you are connected to the internet. The only difference is that with cloud computing you can choose from the information that is accessible within the cloud. The essentials that you need to get information from cloud computing is an internet connection on any device ranging from a personal computer to a tablet. Just like your email is not housed on your device physically, the information on cloud computing is also not housed on your device physically.
The convenience that cloud computing brings to the users is immense. To start with it's the best deal for upcoming businesses and start up organizations. It helps these budding ventures to make the best out of the limited resources have and give them a chance to stand up well established organizations that have a stock of hardware and software. It also serves well for people seeking to use it for their personal work. With the number of devices that one person owns today it might get a little messy to keep a track of the data one might have saved on either the phone or the laptop. Cloud computing helps one to cut through the clutter and becomes a kind of data bank.
There are different types of clouds that can suffice you needs. There is the Public, Private, Community and Hybrid cloud, each with its own specifications so to cater to the needs of different people. Public clouds are accessible to all the subscribers with an internet connection and access to cloud space. Private clouds are set up for specific groups or organizations. Community clouds are set up between two or more organizations that have similar cloud requirements. Lastly, hybrid clouds have the qualities of two types of clouds at the least. The combinations depend on requirements of the people or the organizations.
Cloud computing certainly is futuristic as long as you know that your service provider has taken all the necessary precautions and safety measures.
Probable Reason behind Windows Phone development
A bulk of credit to the popularity of this mobile development domain goes to the extension of the Windows Phone 8 OS to multiple devices, such as HTC, Nokia Lumia and Huawei, which has also worked actively in motivating the professionals to develop exclusive Windows Phone apps. Yet another prominent factor in this regard is Voice command, which is the latest feature addition in the Windows Phone family. This feature helps users to operate the phone and apps using voice commands. They can call, make Bing search queries, send messages and much more by merely speaking instead of typing. As obvious, it acts as a significant booster in glorifying the Windows Phone app development industry
Prominent Windows Phone app Categories
Entertainment: The Windows App store is home to a number of entertainment apps related to movies, ringtones, HD Wallpapers, painting, etc. Flixster is a widely popular application in this context, which is perhaps the best one to enjoy movie trailers, get information about show times and read out films reviews by critics. The newly introduced features of the free App also let users set movie posters as lock screens. The voice command facility is a further plus that lets the users to search information about their movies by merely speaking to the phone while the app is up and running.
Lifestyle: This is the section everyone looks forward to. Sophisticated mobile applications that could help you maintain an exquisite lifestyle are always greeted by open arms, Magic Mirror is one such noteworthy app. As the name suggests, it lets you experiment your looks with a host of fresh and fascinating color variations, hairstyles and more. You may often use it for fun or for checking out various options to choose an enticing one finally for a party. It is available at a nominal cost, engages less space, works on Windows 7.5 and 8. and leaves the users with maximum exhilaration.
Travel: The travel industry is wide and rich, and so are its apps. You can have robust tools that provide detailed info on tourism, on the other hand, some may also fetch valuable details regarding flight, metro train or bus ticket availability, stations, stops, etc. Delhi Metro App from Finoit labs is a decent Windows Phone to fit the bill. It provides all the tidbits that one can gain about first of its kind modern public transportation system in India. Users can seek its help to know about tourist places, restaurants, hotels, metro train timings, fare, smart card info and so on. It works perfectly offline and is free of cost.
- Why are these products being launched in this time?
When Apple CEO Tim Cook was asked about the delay in product launches, the skipper mentioned that, one can expect new products in late 2013. Indeed, September is the second half of this year and we are getting the right news, rumors, and leaked pictures, alright.
One more reason for Apple to release these products in the coming month is because of their sinking tablet market. According to a report published by IDC, Apple's tablet shares has slumped from 40% to 32% in this time and this calls for the release of new iPads.
Now let us take a look at the products that are going to be released in September of this year.
- iPhone 5C
The iPhone 5C is a cheaper version of the iPhone for people who are looking for cheap and affordable phones. Android powered phones have already taken a good chunk of the cheap smart phone market in countries like, U.S., India, and China. To fight back, Apple is launching its cheaper iPhone which doesn't come with a glass body, but with glossy plastic. The phone is also expected to have almost the same specification as the iPhone 4. One can already find a lot of leaked pictures of the phone on many tech blogs.
- iPad Mini Retina
The iPad mini had already broke records in sales and the new iPad Mini with ipad mini cases is also expected to do the same. The iPad mini did not have powerful hardware; however the thing was sold like hotcakes. The iPad mini Retina will be a sure winner with the stunning retina display with more pixels per square inch and a higher screen resolution.
- iOS 7
The iOS 7 is possibly the most awaited OS upgrade for the iPhone and the iPad and is also one of the most criticized update. Many Bloggers and websites, claim that, Apple has shamelessly stolen quite some features from Android and Windows Mobile OS. It is also expected to be released.
- iPad 5
A French website, nowhere else recently released the leaked images of the new iPad 5. The images are doing the rounds on Twitter and Blogosphere and many experts claim that it is the real deal. The more slimmer and stunning iPad will also be released this time.
And that is not all. You can also expect some new Apple Accessories to be released along with these products. So, keep your fingers crossed. If any of the products mentioned above were not released on September 10th, they will surely be released. The new Apple TV is also on the way. It might not be released before the end of this year, along with the rumored iPhone 5S. Stay tuned for more Apple news.
One of the first things is that it helps you grab attention online. This is by far the most difficult thing to do for any website. Being able to stand out in a crowd of sites and actually bring people to it will ensure that your page ranking on search engines also goes up. This can happen only when you have the right kind of web development processes in place.
With professionals handling your site you will be able to portray your business objectives in the manner you want. These professionals will take the time out to understand what exactly you are looking for and will be able to formulate how best to present it. Based on your requirements, they will be able to optimize the website to large extent with the use of designing and meta tags.
One advantage you have with professional services is that they view your website from the end user's perspective. This helps them make the website easier to navigate through. The simpler the navigation path, the better chances you have of visitors looking through what you have to offer. Research has shown the customers often take a few seconds to decide on whether they want to continue with the site or not. Professional website design services can help it get done.
The Internet can be a slightly complicated place and there are always technical glitches with a site that need to be looked into. For example, there has been a tremendous increase in the use of smart phones these days. Therefore websites need to be optimized so that they can be viewed on smaller devices in the right manner. Heavy designs and animation will load incorrectly thus making your site lose traction among smart device users.
Hiring the right kind of website design services is what will help you get the best for your website and give it the visibility it needs online. All this without cutting into your time in promoting your business.
Whether you're a small business looking to install a better phone system or computer network, or a large business needing an entire revamp of your existing phone or computer network system, there's bound to be wiring involved. And who should savvy businesses trust to wire their building or buildings with new or additional wiring? Well, an expert, of course. But what does "expert" in the IT & communications world actually mean when it comes to voice and data wiring?
Cabling Installer's Past Performance
Certainly a business looking to upgrade their phone and/or computer network cabling will want to choose an IT/communications company that has several years, if not decades of past experience installing cabling for internet-protocol phone systems and computer networks. Just as important as years of experience is type of experience though. An IT/communications company with a number of experienced professionals that install network cabling on a regular basis is certainly going to trump one that has, say, a licensed electrician who is permitted to install communications wire but doesn't have the expertise to design a highly functional network. In other words, the benefits of a professional cabling installation by a qualified IT/communications company is more about the expertise of the person or persons actually designing and doing the install.
Building Evaluation and Costs
When comparing IT/communications companies to hire, cost of install is obviously going to be a determining factor in decision-making. One way to know if an IT/communications company is evaluating cost efficiently is to not only request a proposal of their costs, but to meticulously evaluate that proposal in order to determine what each of the costs actually are and if they're really necessary.
In order for the IT/communications company to evaluate cost, they will surely need to survey your actual building. Determining proper pathways and capacities are critical to performance. What type of building you're in and the available places for wiring to be routed are also crucial. For example, an old Victorian converted into a business may need to have its walls opened up in order to install conduit tubing that wiring can fed through. A modern building is usually already equipped with conduit tubing. In addition, conduit tubing may not even be an option in a building that has concrete walls. In this case, running wiring along the girders of the building's frame may be an option or routing cabling along a surface raceway system. Some buildings will have such wiring exposed (in which case the professionalism of the wiring installation makes an aesthetic difference). Others will have ceiling panels that hide the wiring, in which case the installer would then focus more on functionality and performance.
Experts at Structured Cabling Bids.com note that, "Contractors who look around, nod their heads and say they will be in touch are not what you need. Focus your attention on structured cabling contractors who assess the physical aspects of the facility, ask questions about how your company uses voice and data communications and then really listen to the responses." Therefore, your cost proposal should include not only obvious price considerations like the cost of labor and materials, but also considerations about the building itself and about best practices. Beyond that, new VoIP phone systems and computer networks have a plethora of options and requirements. Therefore, it's important to be sure that the IT/communications company isn't just selling you "the whole package," but is instead able to sell you only what you need (without compromising performance)-with the option to add-on later if upgrades become necessary due to business expansion.
Cabling Installer's Certifications
This one is a "no-brainer." Only licensed cabling installers should be working on your cabling installation, and the IT/communications companies your business is evaluating should be able to show what licensing they truly have. A "low-voltage" electrician is licensed to install phone and network cabling, but will oftentimes have no clue about the technology itself, being that they're not an IT professional. That's when having someone on the IT team with an RCDD license is extremely valuable. A Registered Communications Distribution Designer (RCDD) has licensed expertise in designing, integrating, and applying IT systems and their related infrastructure components. This means that the professional harbors the expertise to think ahead about your IT system in its entirety and create the best cabling design and computer network hardware design for your business. The RCDD licensee can make your IT system work, and make it work well, while maintaining it into the future of your business.
Location of Cabling Installer
Maintaining your VoIP phone system and computer network system going forward is best done by an IT/communications company that is at least relatively local to your business. This is because not everything in the IT world can be done remotely-especially when it comes to cabling or hardware. Your business needs someone who can, when remote access just isn't solving the problem, be there in a jiffy to keep your business running with minimal downtime. As tempting as it may be to go with a cheaper IT company that's farther away, perhaps in the nearest big city, going with a more local, licensed IT company is going to be the best decision for your business simply due to their ability to be on-site when it really counts.
Greg Wilkoff is the owner of Adept Networks who's specialty is business communication networks including voice and data cabling. He's seen many business owners spend far too much money on business phone systems that ultimately fail them due too incompatible equipment and network capabilities.
Certainly a business looking to upgrade their phone and/or computer network cabling will want to choose an IT/communications company that has several years, if not decades of past experience installing cabling for internet-protocol phone systems and computer networks. Just as important as years of experience is type of experience though. An IT/communications company with a number of experienced professionals that install network cabling on a regular basis is certainly going to trump one that has, say, a licensed electrician who is permitted to install communications wire but doesn't have the expertise to design a highly functional network. In other words, the benefits of a professional cabling installation by a qualified IT/communications company is more about the expertise of the person or persons actually designing and doing the install.
Building Evaluation and Costs
When comparing IT/communications companies to hire, cost of install is obviously going to be a determining factor in decision-making. One way to know if an IT/communications company is evaluating cost efficiently is to not only request a proposal of their costs, but to meticulously evaluate that proposal in order to determine what each of the costs actually are and if they're really necessary.
In order for the IT/communications company to evaluate cost, they will surely need to survey your actual building. Determining proper pathways and capacities are critical to performance. What type of building you're in and the available places for wiring to be routed are also crucial. For example, an old Victorian converted into a business may need to have its walls opened up in order to install conduit tubing that wiring can fed through. A modern building is usually already equipped with conduit tubing. In addition, conduit tubing may not even be an option in a building that has concrete walls. In this case, running wiring along the girders of the building's frame may be an option or routing cabling along a surface raceway system. Some buildings will have such wiring exposed (in which case the professionalism of the wiring installation makes an aesthetic difference). Others will have ceiling panels that hide the wiring, in which case the installer would then focus more on functionality and performance.
Experts at Structured Cabling Bids.com note that, "Contractors who look around, nod their heads and say they will be in touch are not what you need. Focus your attention on structured cabling contractors who assess the physical aspects of the facility, ask questions about how your company uses voice and data communications and then really listen to the responses." Therefore, your cost proposal should include not only obvious price considerations like the cost of labor and materials, but also considerations about the building itself and about best practices. Beyond that, new VoIP phone systems and computer networks have a plethora of options and requirements. Therefore, it's important to be sure that the IT/communications company isn't just selling you "the whole package," but is instead able to sell you only what you need (without compromising performance)-with the option to add-on later if upgrades become necessary due to business expansion.
Cabling Installer's Certifications
This one is a "no-brainer." Only licensed cabling installers should be working on your cabling installation, and the IT/communications companies your business is evaluating should be able to show what licensing they truly have. A "low-voltage" electrician is licensed to install phone and network cabling, but will oftentimes have no clue about the technology itself, being that they're not an IT professional. That's when having someone on the IT team with an RCDD license is extremely valuable. A Registered Communications Distribution Designer (RCDD) has licensed expertise in designing, integrating, and applying IT systems and their related infrastructure components. This means that the professional harbors the expertise to think ahead about your IT system in its entirety and create the best cabling design and computer network hardware design for your business. The RCDD licensee can make your IT system work, and make it work well, while maintaining it into the future of your business.
Location of Cabling Installer
Maintaining your VoIP phone system and computer network system going forward is best done by an IT/communications company that is at least relatively local to your business. This is because not everything in the IT world can be done remotely-especially when it comes to cabling or hardware. Your business needs someone who can, when remote access just isn't solving the problem, be there in a jiffy to keep your business running with minimal downtime. As tempting as it may be to go with a cheaper IT company that's farther away, perhaps in the nearest big city, going with a more local, licensed IT company is going to be the best decision for your business simply due to their ability to be on-site when it really counts.
Greg Wilkoff is the owner of Adept Networks who's specialty is business communication networks including voice and data cabling. He's seen many business owners spend far too much money on business phone systems that ultimately fail them due too incompatible equipment and network capabilities.
There is nothing more frustrating as a webmaster then waking up in the morning, firing up your browser to check your website only to find a message saying “This site has exceeded it’s bandwidth limits for the month”
It’s embarrassing, time consuming and not to mention costly if you are missing out on sales.
On the other side of the scale, it can be very costly to be on a larger web hosting plan or dedicated server and hardly even use the services it offers.
Good quality web hosting is not cheap, but you need to balance your business needs with what you can really afford to pay.
So what web hosting service should you be using? Good question!
In this article I’m going to be talking about the pro’s and con’s of both shared web hosting and dedicated web hosting packages. By the end of the article you should have some idea what your online business needs now and what it will need when it expands.
Shared Hosting
Shared hosting is what most small online businesses use. Shared hosting means that your site is on one server that also holds other peoples websites as well. Your website will not be the only one on that server. Very few small online businesses need the power of a dedicated server.
Most companies offer a few different types of shared web hosting services. The only difference usually being how much disk space you want or how much transfer allowance you need.
The major differences between each package really is how many domain names you can host, how much transfer (how many megabytes that are downloading from your website) you can have and how much disk space (how many files you can store) you need.
If you’re just starting out online and haven’t got a website up yet and not sure what you are doing exactly, start off with the small plan. That’s more then enough for a small site or blog for that matter.
Now if you run a larger website and you offer a lot of downloads, say for example you’re selling a rather large ebook, you might need the large service. Let’s say you have a 10mb ebook for sale, the large service this company offers would allow you to have roughly 2000 downloads of that package before you ran out of bandwidth (transfer).
Dedicated Hosting
Dedicated hosting is for the big boys. It’s for medium to big business looking to do a lot of work online. A dedicated server is just that, you’re own server. You get your own server just for your website which is unlike shared hosting as you have to share a server.
There are many different packages available with dedicated hosting depending on how much you want to spend. The more resources a server has, IE, RAM, Hard drive space, processor speed, the more it will cost.
You can see that a dedicated server allows you a lot more disk space and transfer allowance. It also allows you unlimited domain names. Dedicated servers are also known to be a lot more stable and allow you more control over your website and are perfect for a professional image.
There are two types of dedicated servers….
Managed hosting
Managed hosting offers you the support of a technical team looking after your server. They do all the updates and technical side of things for you. They will perform routine maintenance without you even asking. Managed hosting how ever does cost quite a lot more then un-managed usually.
Un-managed hosting
Un-managed hosting isn’t as support less as it sounds. Most dedicated servers do come with technical assistance and routine maintenance, but any support questions will more then likely cost you extra. If you need something added to your server, it will cost you a in maintenance fee’s. Rebooting your server should also come free with un-managed dedicated hosting.
Multiple Domain Name Hosting
Another thing you should look at is whether or not you want to host multiple domain names with your one hosting package. Both shared hosting and dedicated hosting can allow you to do this. A lot of share hosting services now allow this.
I recommend always using a web host that allows you to have multiple domain names with your one account. It really does solve the problem of having multiple hosting accounts for different domain names.
Other Things To Look For
Other things to think about when searching for a web hosting company is what you intend to do with your website.
Do you need a lot of technical assistance? If so, look for a hosting company with live 24/7 support. Do you want to create a blog, or lot’s of blogs? Then you will need to see if your web hosting company allows you to setup multiple MYSQL databases.
It’s embarrassing, time consuming and not to mention costly if you are missing out on sales.
On the other side of the scale, it can be very costly to be on a larger web hosting plan or dedicated server and hardly even use the services it offers.
Good quality web hosting is not cheap, but you need to balance your business needs with what you can really afford to pay.
So what web hosting service should you be using? Good question!
In this article I’m going to be talking about the pro’s and con’s of both shared web hosting and dedicated web hosting packages. By the end of the article you should have some idea what your online business needs now and what it will need when it expands.
Shared Hosting
Shared hosting is what most small online businesses use. Shared hosting means that your site is on one server that also holds other peoples websites as well. Your website will not be the only one on that server. Very few small online businesses need the power of a dedicated server.
Most companies offer a few different types of shared web hosting services. The only difference usually being how much disk space you want or how much transfer allowance you need.
The major differences between each package really is how many domain names you can host, how much transfer (how many megabytes that are downloading from your website) you can have and how much disk space (how many files you can store) you need.
If you’re just starting out online and haven’t got a website up yet and not sure what you are doing exactly, start off with the small plan. That’s more then enough for a small site or blog for that matter.
Now if you run a larger website and you offer a lot of downloads, say for example you’re selling a rather large ebook, you might need the large service. Let’s say you have a 10mb ebook for sale, the large service this company offers would allow you to have roughly 2000 downloads of that package before you ran out of bandwidth (transfer).
Dedicated Hosting
Dedicated hosting is for the big boys. It’s for medium to big business looking to do a lot of work online. A dedicated server is just that, you’re own server. You get your own server just for your website which is unlike shared hosting as you have to share a server.
There are many different packages available with dedicated hosting depending on how much you want to spend. The more resources a server has, IE, RAM, Hard drive space, processor speed, the more it will cost.
You can see that a dedicated server allows you a lot more disk space and transfer allowance. It also allows you unlimited domain names. Dedicated servers are also known to be a lot more stable and allow you more control over your website and are perfect for a professional image.
There are two types of dedicated servers….
Managed hosting
Managed hosting offers you the support of a technical team looking after your server. They do all the updates and technical side of things for you. They will perform routine maintenance without you even asking. Managed hosting how ever does cost quite a lot more then un-managed usually.
Un-managed hosting
Un-managed hosting isn’t as support less as it sounds. Most dedicated servers do come with technical assistance and routine maintenance, but any support questions will more then likely cost you extra. If you need something added to your server, it will cost you a in maintenance fee’s. Rebooting your server should also come free with un-managed dedicated hosting.
Another thing you should look at is whether or not you want to host multiple domain names with your one hosting package. Both shared hosting and dedicated hosting can allow you to do this. A lot of share hosting services now allow this.
I recommend always using a web host that allows you to have multiple domain names with your one account. It really does solve the problem of having multiple hosting accounts for different domain names.
Other Things To Look For
Other things to think about when searching for a web hosting company is what you intend to do with your website.
Do you need a lot of technical assistance? If so, look for a hosting company with live 24/7 support. Do you want to create a blog, or lot’s of blogs? Then you will need to see if your web hosting company allows you to setup multiple MYSQL databases.
Sometimes you may know, sometimes you may not heard of Payoneer. Payoneer is one of the giant in online transactions. This is a popular money transferring method among the internet marketers and online workers. If you are working online with a foreign company, you may have to withdraw your money to your bank account. But for some countries this is a real big issue. That is because some payment methods are not approved due to different reasons (specially Paypal). The solution is the Payoneer Master card. By using Payoneer Master card you can withdraw from any ATM machine all over the world which supports master cards.
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Starting out in the business of Internet Marketing can be an exciting prospect. The thought of earning all that money that everybody else is earning from this industry is all too appealing. You jump straight in signing up for the one that looks most profitable, because the sales pitch said so, it's easy they say, anybody can do it, you don't need any experience they promise. How soon do those promises fade away when the cold realization kicks in that it's not that easy, the magic cash producing button cannot be found and you find yourself spending more money on tools and services you don't really understand until you have such a high learning curve that there are not enough hours in your day to get to learn everything you need to know.
Now if you look around there are people and companies on the Internet who promise to teach you everything you need to know about Internet Marketing. These people will teach you their way of doing things. This is OK if you have the time to devote to learning this industry and all of its twists and turns. Some people treat this as a hobby some as a fully-fledged business venture and whatever you decide that is OK but, and yes there is a but, you have to decide how much you are willing or indeed how much can afford to spend on starting your own Internet Marketing Business. This business costs money when you are starting
out and the investment has to be made if you are serious about earning a living from Online Marketing.
OK so you have decided that you want to give this a try. Ask yourself a few questions. What do I know about Internet Marketing? What do I need to know about Internet Marketing? Do yourself a favor a do some research. Find out what Marketing is all about. Find out what Internet Marketers do, how they sell and what they sell. Let me tell you it's about selling either yourself, your company, your services, your products or somebody else's products or services. Now ask yourself what do I have to sell? Chances are nothing if you are starting out. So where do you begin.
First and foremost set yourself a budget, how much are you willing to invest? Then set yourself a time limit. How long are you going to give yourself before you decide this is not for you? Have a long hard think before you do anything and then set your sights low to start. Where to now... well I'll save that for a later article. Be sure to follow.
Now if you look around there are people and companies on the Internet who promise to teach you everything you need to know about Internet Marketing. These people will teach you their way of doing things. This is OK if you have the time to devote to learning this industry and all of its twists and turns. Some people treat this as a hobby some as a fully-fledged business venture and whatever you decide that is OK but, and yes there is a but, you have to decide how much you are willing or indeed how much can afford to spend on starting your own Internet Marketing Business. This business costs money when you are starting
out and the investment has to be made if you are serious about earning a living from Online Marketing.
First and foremost set yourself a budget, how much are you willing to invest? Then set yourself a time limit. How long are you going to give yourself before you decide this is not for you? Have a long hard think before you do anything and then set your sights low to start. Where to now... well I'll save that for a later article. Be sure to follow.
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