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Attractions in Copenhagen

Traveling To Copenhagen for the first time is, for virtually all tourists, an experience in easy dwelling. Cycles all over, smiling people and you can still be fortunate to have several straight days without rain.

It is simple to get around in Denmark, which is a small nation with an elaborate infrastructure connecting the 3 main regions, Jutland, Funen and Sealand with bridges, railways and freeways. The townships are spread around and ensuring a hotel is never hard, even the smallest townships do have sound hotels. If you want to book a hotel in advance, use the internet to find it.

The Danes are a comfortably knowing people and the Danes studies a lot of volumes- Like motels, every town in Denmark hold its own record store, and you’ll find enough of online boghandel too. The Danes are read to be the gladdest people in the world and everyplace you go, you’ll be recognized with a smile.

Denmark has a good deal of draws like Legoland, H.C. Andersen House, museums of all kinds, amusement parks and Denmark do as well have restaurants which holds 1 or two Michelin Stars.

If you visit Denmark be sure to do so in the summertime, winter can be dreadful. In the summer, the Danes race to the beach, drink java at one of the many open-air coffeehouses or relish BBQ and cold beer in one of the numerous greens. Particularly the great, Copenhagen is a green city with lots of grass and trees.

Shopping in Denmark can be thrilling too, Danish article of furniture and handicrafts are celebrated through the globe for quality and modern design, and Danish Design is timeless and will endure for always. For non occupants Denmark is not that high-priced as you have taxation refunded on all such items. Hotels and eating houses are costly though.

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The internet has brought us many great things including streaming music, online shopping, electronic bill pay and many more beneficial applications. One thing that I feel is often overlooked but very valuable is ebooks. Especially ebooks in the non fiction/self improvement subject areas.

Just as there are many great musicians that will never get signed – there are thousands of great authors who will never get the big book deal. Thanks to the internet and ebooks – we can tap into the minds of these great authors. One common misconception is that if the book was any good it would get signed by a major publisher. This is simply not true. The publisher may feel that the information is not marketable when indeed it really is. There can be numerous other reasons the e-book author does not get a big book deal but don’t let that stop you from missing out on some great information at a great price.

An e-book author is free to write what they truly want and will not be influenced by a publisher, publicist, or any one else. Ebooks usually contain much more than a printed book. They sometimes have printable worksheets, menus, lists, affirmations or any number of other beneficial items that relate to the particular topic of the ebook. Unlike mainstream authors, ebook authors are often times reachable and happy to answer questions you may have about their ebook.

An e-book is purchased directly from a website and then downloaded immediately to your computer. You can read it right there on your computer screen or print it out and take it with you. You can enlarge the font if you are having trouble seeing the print, you can transfer it to a memory stick or other media so that it is portable, or you can simply read it as you have time. Most ebooks come with a money back guarantee and special bonus items.

I urge you to give e-books a try. Find a subject you are interested in and then shop around. You will discover new authors, new skills, new behaviors and perhaps a whole new you.

Overview

The latest technology buzz is WiMAX wireless networks. We have heard many things about this wonderful new long haul wireless technology that it almost seems as though you are just a phone call away from having yours’ designed and installed. Well before you start assuming things like we all do, we thought as engineers and network architects we would share personal experiences and the experiences of colleagues from around the world, in a manner that is direct, helpful, educational, and certainly reality based. This is a backpocket Primer for anyone now dealing with the implementation of a WiMAX network.

First, there are several misconceptions surrounding WiMAX that need to be cleared up so that the business aspects and engineering basis have a common understanding.

Secondly, the people who make the various decisions within your organizations need to understand that there are differences between a private network and an interoperable network strategy. This subtle difference does exist and requires a plan which considers the final transition aspects, if considered now, to easily provide a lower cost upgrade to a true interoperable network, now incorporating diverse vendor equipment.

Finally, while WiMAX has been out internationally for several years, it is very new to the United States, only a few months old, with very little training and education available to those who have the responsibility to build these systems or those who will make the financial and technical decisions to have these systems built for them as part of their long haul wireless strategy.

Our experiences and the experiences of our collegues are offered here as contributions as well as tying these in to the standards and certification authorities all meant to provide a reality based quick reference education for anyone in the throws of How to Build a WiMAX network.

Primer

WiMAX is a standard designed for fixed broadband wireless access featuring a controlling base station, that connects subscriber stations not to each other but to various public networks, such as the Internet, linked to that base station. The acronym means ” worldwide interoperability for microwave access” or (WiMAX).

WiMAX, as a standards initiative, is based on a “set of profiles” supporting a wide range of frequencies (up to 66GHz)with channel sizes (1.25MHz to 20MHz) and applications (LOS and NLOS), and finally PTP and PTMP. The WiMAX profiles narrow the scope of 802.16 to focus on first service specific configurations. The IEEE titled the specification 802.16 and released it December 2002. The profiles addressed in that “profiles release” are 802.16-2004 (old d) and 802.16e as presented further down.

The WIMAX forum was formed eight months earlier in April 2002 to support, promote and certify compatibility and interoperability of devices based on the 802.16 specification, and to develop such devices for the marketplace. Founding Members of the organization include Airspan, Alvarion, Analog Devices, Aperto Networks, Ensemble Communications, Fujitsu, Intel, Nokia, OFDM Forum, Proxim, and Wi-LAN.

WiMAX is the IEEE 802.16 Point-to-Multipoint broadband wireless access standard for systems in the stated frequency ranges. WiMAX will initially provide fixed nomadic, portable and eventually, mobile wireless broadband connectivity. To that end there are two standards (802.16d (new -2004) and 802.16e respectively) although they will both perform similar functions because they must be interoperable. One clearly is a fixed solution and the other a mobile solution that must still communicate with a fixed solution. So one of the first considerations is whether you want to build out a mobile or fixed network. In many cases you would have already considered your target market segments, spectrum availability, regulatory constraints and your deployment need.

Which One do I Need?

Generally speaking, the current 802.16-2004 (originally 802.16d) fixed network products are less complex than 802.16e mobile network systems because; they can be used in a wider range of unlicensed bands, they offer a faster time-to-market, and in many cases a higher throughput than 802.16e equipment. On the other hand, there is better support for mobility and a wider range of terminal form factors advantages of 802.16e equipment.

It’s certainly a consideration but no matter what you chose the migration paths to move in either direction are easily achieved through overlay networks, software upgradeable base stations, dual mode devices and dual mode base stations. This consideration assures you are not stuck in one mode or the wrong mode and that your initial investment is protected. Makes the CTO and CEO happy.

WiMAX base stations transmit up to 30 miles, but because it is a cell-based topology, would yield a more typical range of 3 to 5 miles. WiMAX systems can deliver a capacity of up to 75 Mbps per channel, for fixed and portable access applications. This is enough bandwidth to simultaneously support hundreds of businesses with T-1 speed connectivity and thousands of residences with DSL speed connectivity as we have seen.

WiMAX technology will be incorporated in portable computers and PDAs expected in late 2006 and early 2007, allowing for urban areas and cities to become “MetroZones”, the new buzz word, for portable outdoor broadband wireless access. In addition, Wireless service providers and telecommunication equipment industries are embracing WiMAX technology because of its tremendous cost advantages to provide that last-mile connectivity to large parts of the world that are too expensive to serve with wired technologies requiring all that trenching.

Security

Due to the security issues with WEP in the 802.11 Wi-Fi arenas, the standards bodies took no chances with WiMAX, and wisely prioritized security from the onset. Base station designers went to work to assure a dedicated high performance security processor. The WiMAX security standard requires that all traffic be encrypted with CCMP (which is Counter Mode with Cipher Block Chaining Message Authentication Code Protocol).

According to the WiMAX forum, the group’s aim is for end-to-end authentication. WiMAX uses PKM-EAP (Extensible Authentication Protocol), which relies on the TLS standard following public key cryptography. Having addressed this level of security from the start provides an excellent reference point to add multi-level security options as well, if your implementation requires an MLS approach. Secure (blacker) implementations would require such an approach.

What is Released?

The first certification release for 802.16-2004 fixed is out there already and includes products from certified vendors with two profiles in the 3.5GHz and the 5.8GHz bands supporting fixed and nomadic access. The profiles for 802.16e mobile are not available nor released as of this writing but are expected to be in the ranges of 2.3GHz to 2.5GHz when officially released. WiMAX profiles based on 802.16-2004 are better suited to fixed applications that use directional antennas because OFDM is inherently less complex than SOFDMA used in the mobile application. As a results, 802.16-2004 networks will be deployed much faster and at a lower cost. Our experiences are with these released systems in the US and around the world in ground applications, mobile military, public safety and maritime applications.

Planning for WIMAX

Companies, cities or projects in maritime or ground systems in the US that have decided to or are considering building and operating a WiMAX network will have a few important issues to consider. The initial spectrum for WiMAX in the USA is unlicensed spectrum in the 5GHz range. Given this spectrum is open it will have inherent interference issues and risks which will require attention. There are many ways of overcoming interference issues. The answers come from a proper site selection, following your RF survey training and from the actual selected equipment. So, the planning and site survey results remain the key to your confident success.

Summary

WiMAX provides optimized solutions for fixed, nomadic, portable and mobile broadband wireless access. There are two flavors in various release and implementation modes. The first is 802.16-2004 WiMAX with two initial frequency profiles – the 3.5GHz and the 5.8GHz bands supporting fixed and nomadic access in LOS and NLOS environments now. The other flavor is 802.16e WiMAX with expected profiles in the 2.3GHz and 2.5GHz ranges optimized for dynamic mobile radio channels supporting hands-ff and roaming –arriving by 2007. Another exciting technology for all of us. Have fun!
an extended version of this Primer is presented in our OnLine-CTO e-magazine.
Contact Gina Smith at onlinecto@networkanatomy.com

Doug Linman is an award winning and industry recognized domestic and international communication systems architect with over 30 years experience. He is also the CEO and Chief Product Architect of NetworkAnatomy, a wireless, wearable and transportable communication firm located in Pleasanton, CA. http://www.networkanatomy.com

Every kid who has ever lived has wondered what it would be like if they could travel to the Moon. Originally I assume they would have imagined it as a giant white disc that one could fall off of if you got too close to the precarious edge. Now we know that the experience is much more tangible and that it would involve the wearing of spacesuits and jumping and floating around in very low gravity. Did your parents used to tell you that there was a ‘Man in the Moon’, or that really the Moon was made of cheese? We’ve come to a new time and place in human history, and now you can travel into ‘outer space’ and to the Moon in more ways than one.

First of all you’ve got to sit down at your computer and type in http://moon.google.com/ into your search engine (most probably Google as it has been deemed as the ‘coolest’ by the pros and the kids alike). Now check it out. Just like http://earth.google.com/ you can traverse along the Moon’s surface searching out all the craters and bumps. You can zoom in and out so you can get the Moonbird’s perspective down to the Moonworm. This is the real thing people. It even points out where the different Apollo missions landed. If you zoom in all the way you may even discover that the Moon’s surface is composed of a different material than you thought previously!

The second new way you can travel outside of earth’s atmosphere is even more spectacular. Well actually, it’s incredible. The only problem is that since it is such a new technology, the only people that can take advantage of the opportunity are the super-rich. Check out http://www.virgingalactic . This new venture from hip, cool billionaire Richard Branson is one of many that new companies are investing in the area of private commercial space travel (as opposed to government-controlled like NASA). Currently Branson’s company is already taking money for the flights that travel into sub-orbit; you can deposit $20,000 towards the current price of $200,000. Eventually they believe that it will become much more affordable so that everyday people also get an opportunity to see the continents from above.

Click on the category entitled ‘What will it be like?’ The way they describe the experience is beautiful. They believe that this is just the first step in a long line of space travel experiences by humanity. Next will be the Moon, and then onwards out into the deeper reaches of ‘Space’. Read about the technology behind this new spacecraft on the link ‘How is this possible?’ This is truly science -fiction that has once again come to fruition in reality, and isn’t that always the way? The first trips are scheduled for 2010; better save up your pennies.

Instead of spending time frustrated at your computer and its malfunctions follow a few steps towards solving problems and improving computer productivity, which will also minimize your stress and frustration. Start by installing an anti-virus program if you do not already have one.

A computer virus can result in loss of important information and damage to your system. To avoid this install and use an anti-virus tool that will remove malicious viruses and repair damages made. Keep the program updated with automatic updates and run it regularly for optimum security. Without the latest virus information the program cannot fully protect your computer and information.

Next, you should find an effective spyware tool to remove all possible spyware infection from your computer system. Spyware piggybacks its way onto your computer through freeware and shareware downloads. It then monitors and records your usage information along with other private information such as passwords and credit card numbers. The spyware sends the information to advertising companies or sells it to individual intruders. Spyware is an invasion of privacy and it harms computer productivity by taking up memory and running constantly which will slow other computer functions. Once spyware is removed from your computer you will notice faster computer work.

Most new operating systems have an automatic update option you can and should enable. By programming computer updates to take place automatically you are helping prevent malicious occurrences such as worms and viruses.

Broadband Internet access has redefined the boundaries of web networking. The time required to access the Internet, as well as to download information of different frequencies from the web, has been dramatically reduced. Web information is conveniently and easily accessible without being affected by long distances. Broadband Internet access is especially suitable for those who require instant and prolonged or constant (24/7) access to the Internet. Although it is a little more expensive then the traditional narrow-band Internet connection or dial-up network, the benefits fully compensate for the little price difference. A broadband connection ensures that the functioning of the cable and television line is not affected during connection, and vice-versa.

There are different types of broadband Internet access. The most efficient and reliable way it is accessed by home customers is through a cable broadband connection. This runs on an existing cable or coaxial connection. Another convenient way to access this technology is a DSL connection that uses an existing telephone line. Both these technologies are widely used by urbanites already having a telephone or cable connection. Most subscribers provide a 24-hour service for a flat monthly price. The T1 and T3 type of broadband connection is generally accessed by large business houses and universities. These oldest forms of broadband connections are the most efficient, but are also the most expensive. Access to broadband Internet connections is dependent on one’s geographical location. Although distance doesn’t usually affect speed and efficiency, the availability of infrastructure is a problem in remote rural areas and while one is traveling. Many of these difficulties have been addressed by the advent of satellite broadband Internet connections using land stations to receive land station transmissions. Wi-fi, or wireless broadband connection, is a revolutionary technology that promises to remove the restraints of distance, time and location. It allows one to access the net even in mid-air. Technology and special programs have made broadband Internet access viable for senior citizens or people with special needs (deaf or blind).

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The old saying to shoppers “if you want to save shop around”, this old fashion phrase is not limited to your traditional shopping but virtually anything you are willing to pay for. As fellow entrepreneurs in online business the same applies to you.

Buying a product to resell If you stumble on a product you have been seeking, don’t rush into buying the first time, chances are:

The product is dated In this situation it a total loss of income and who wouldn’t be furious? It is wise to enquire how old the product has been on the market and when was the last time the product was upgraded. It will also pay to read reviews on the product before purchasing, this will save you a lot of headaches

Offered free somewhere else Have you ever purchased a product only to find out that it is available free somewhere else. If you find yourself in this situation you are no different from above. It is definitely a loss of income as well. Check on the internet, do a search on the “Product+Free” and see the results.

Offered as bonus if you buy another product You should always be on the look out for what I termed a “double score” in this case search for a product to see if it is being offered as a bonus some where else with other products. Because of customer perceived value 99.9% internet software and information products offer additional bonuses and you are bound to find the product you are seeking is given away as bonus or bundled with other products, wow what a win.

What strategies are available? Bargain with the seller Send a mail or phone to the vendor directly informing that you are interested in purchasing the product and you are willing to pay only a stated amount or to the nearest offer you are willing to pay. 99 out of 100 will reply with an offer. I personally was looking for a product which was advertised on the internet for $4,000. I sent a personal email to the vendor stating I wanted to become a reseller but I was willing to pay only $500, I had a reply saying $500 was below suppliers cost however they are willing to take $800. I was able to shake of $3,200 off the regular price. I was more than a happy customer I knew the potential earnings of the product was huge.

Check your business opportunity magazines It is often perceived that people reading business opportunity magazines are more likely to buy and promote products. You often find that prices offered in these magazines are much lower than what is offered online. The prices on online are inflated to ward off curious people looking for freebies and be able to receive good leads from interested buyers.

Compare similar products Don’t forget there are competing products that will equally perform the same function. Look for the products compare features and how they will benefit your business.

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Personal web hosting like any other type of web hosting covers a certain amount of ground rules. The only difference between a business web hosting and a personal web hosting may be the payment arrangements like secure server for credit cards payment. Other than that, the checklist remains the same as for the business web hosting.

The checklist given below will guide you in choosing the right host:

1. How much time does it take for the domain to be put on the net? It should be less than 36 hours.

2. Can I host other sites through my domain? It should be possible for you to use alias domains, provided they lead to the main page of your domain.

3. Am I the owner of the domain name hosted? The answer should be YES, without any other conditions.

4. Will it be possible for me to update the information of my website/ domain? All rights to your domain, i.e. billing, technical, administrative, etc, should be given to you. And YES, the web host should be able to update your website’s information at your request.

5. Can I modify my web? The answer should be basically YES, though some websites will ask you to route the changes through them. This might be inconvenient for those who can do it themselves and have a lot of updating to do.

6. What is the protocol for the setting of html directory permissions? Most web hosts will allow you the use of the Control Panel to set permissions and modify your web design.

7. Do I get web mail usage through my domain? Most web hosts will have squirrel mail accounts in their packages. With this facility also comes the forwarding of the email and auto-responders.

8. Can I access my cgi and perl scripts? The answer should be YES.

9. Do you have prompt and efficient technical support/ service support? The answer should be YES, round-the-clock 24/7.

10. Do you use advanced search engine optimization tools above metatags? The answer should be again YES. Today servers use sophisticated SEO tools. However, you should definitely have your ‘keyword’ and ‘description’ metatags attached to your main content page for easy access over the web.

Other factors include payment and billing details, traffic space so called bandwidth, and disk or storage space. You should be expecting an annual billing in addition to a monthly billing. Web hosting companies do offer an annual billing for a discount rate, and some saying you should be careful to avoid one-year period packages as this will block your shifting in case you are unhappy with the web host. This is not always true because, in today’s competition between web hosting companies, many reliable companies do offer 30-90 days money-back guarantee in case you are not satisfied.

As regards the traffic space or bandwidth the minimum you would need would be somewhere around 25 GB/month, while for storing a simple personal website, the storage requirements should be minimum of 500 MB disk space. I would consider 1 GB or more of disk space to avoid extra fees in case your needed space gets bigger in the future. But it all depends on what kind and how big of files you put up on your web site. Hence, do not go after web hosts who offer you 15 GB or more of disk space for extra fees because you would never need so much space. Even with complicated business websites, you would not use more than 10 GB.

The best is to research the feedback of the web host before you decide which one to choose, and the above questions will definitely guide towards a wise decision.

Michael S. Lee is the webmaster of www.CompareWebHostings.com, A guide on web hosting such as what to choose, how to choose and where to buy.