Jul 26, 2011
Cloud Computing : What is that?
A. Cloud Computing is, in basic terms, computing over the internet. It allows you to access your e-mail, documents, software, even your desktop on line, so it's like having a virtual computer. This means you can work from anywhere - your office, your home, a hotel, a cafe, basically anywhere that has an internet connection.
Is it safe?
A. On the whole, yes. Although, you need to ask your Cloud provider about their security measures of course. Hackers have found breaking into the Cloud extremely difficult and the security is only getting tighter. It also makes your data safe from non-virtual theft! If anyone was to break into your office and steal your computer, they wouldn't actually be able to access your data in the Cloud.
What if my internet connection get's lost?
A. It's worth looking into getting a back-up connection just in case - although, as we've covered, you can access it anywhere with an internet connection. Therefore, if your internet does go down, you could always pop to a coffee shop or a home office or make a cuppa whilst you re-boot.
Will it save me money?
A. Not necessarily. It depends on how many users you'll have. The great thing about it is that it's entirely scalable - so you only pay for what you need, and as you grow, so can your Cloud. Saving money is never a guarantee, though it does save energy, in fact it equates to approximately £500 electricity savings per year for every 10 users.
Is it here for good?
A. Afraid so Yes! The Cloud has already been around for years and the recent coverage shows that interest is growing. According to the Cloud Industry Forum, 48% of businesses in the UK are already using Cloud Computing of some capacity in their organisation and 85% of those already using it plan to adopt even more within the next 12 months.
How do I know if it's for my business?
A. Cloud Computing can be used by just about any business of any size in any industry. You might be a start-up looking for secure back-up or an employer who wants easier sharing and more flexible working for your staff; either way the Cloud has various benefits and is without doubt, the future of technology.
Kerry Hale
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Jul 23, 2011
Unlocker
If you've ever been unable to delete a file in Windows, and can't figure out what program's using it, Unlocker is the solution. Have you ever seen these Windows error messages?
- Cannot delete folder: It is being used by another person or program
- Cannot delete file: Access is denied
- There has been a sharing violation.
- The source or destination file may be in use.
- The file is in use by another program or user.
- Make sure the disk is not full or write-protected and that the file is not currently in use.
Unlocker can help! Simply right-click the folder or file and select Unlocker. If the folder or file is locked, a window listing of lockers will appear. Simply click Unlock All and you are done!
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Jul 22, 2011
Install windows 7 from usb flash drive
Before using your usb flash drive to install, you have to make it bootable. These are the easiest way, you don't need any boot-maker software.
1. you have to make sure that your FD is 4gb in capacity because you will put the windows installation files on it.
2. format your FD using NTFS
3. copy the win7 installation files to your FD
4. rename the "bootmgr" to "NTLDR"
5. now you can boot from your FD and install the oS.
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note: * make sure you do those steps on win7 computer/laptop (I've tried it on XP, it just wouldn't work at all)
* it works good on Kingston usb, and for Toshiba I've tried it several times, but it just won't work.
happy installing..best regards
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Jul 20, 2011
Breast Cancer : Stages
But with the increasing awareness of women to conduct routine checks on her breasts. The amount of the death rate from this malignant cancer is increasingly reduced, especially for the patient under 30 years old.
However, if it turns out that this cancer has been residing in your body, given the very rapid development of stage 1 to not be saved only takes less than five years. Then you must be willing to perform various tests, examinations and undergo a series of super intensive care. All of this is done so that the wild cell growth rate of cancer's spread can be known. This is called 'staging'.
There is no need to panic, because of the advances in medical technology is growing day by day; there are many possibilities for you to get away from this deadly disease.
These are the stages of Breast cancer and the treatment:
Stage 1
At this stage, the size of the cancerous lump is not more than 2 cm and cannot be detected from outside. A very systematic treatment will be given at this stage of cancer, the aim for this treatment is that cancer cells can not spread and does not continue to the next stage. At this stage, the chance of full recovery in the patients was 70%.
Stage 2
At this stage, the possibility of cured patients is 30-40% depending on the extent of the spread of the cancer cells. Usually the size of a cancerous lump was more than 2 even up to 5 cm and the diffusion rate was already up to the armpit area. Or it could be the size of the cancer has reached 5 centimeters but has not spread everywhere. We usually needs to perform surgery to remove cancer cells that exist in all parts of the deployment, and after surgery we perform irradiation to ensure that there are no more cancer cells left behind.
Stage 3A
According to data from the health department, 87% of breast cancers are found at this stadium. Cancerous lump is larger than 5 centimeters and has spread to lymph glands.
Stage 3B
Cancer has spread to all parts of the breast, even reaching the skin, chest wall, ribs and chest muscles. In addition, the spillover has been thoroughly attacked nodes gland. If you are already in this stage, there is no alternative other than breast removal.
Stage 4
The cancer cells has spread to other parts of the body, usually the bones, lungs, liver or brain. It could also attack the skin, lymph glands in the neck. Similar to the stage 3, actions that must be done is removal of the breast.
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