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Scherr Technology today announces Website Hosting Services. If you want the web to play a critical role in your company’s growth and success, Verio has the web hosting plans to help you get there. As a Verio Affiliate Partner, we offer UNIX hosting plans that will help you fuel your online success. The perfect website is useless if your audience can’t get to it.

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Since inventing Linux Virtual Private Server (VPS) technology over 10 years ago, Verio has helped thousands of businesses use the web as a tool to increase efficiencies and cost-effectively grow their bottom line. With Virtual Private Servers, you get your own file system, processes, users, applications and resource allocations. Our Linux VPS solutions support a host of mission-critical applications and tools, and are recommended for incorporating PHP, Perl and MySQL.

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Verio’s scalable Linux Managed Private Server solutions offer your business the best open-source technology and stability of the Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) operating system, while eliminating the time-consuming server management by leaving it our experts. Our Linux MPS solutions can support a host of enterprise-class, mission-critical applications and tools, and are recommended for high traffic websites. Each plan is backed by 24×7 support and NTT’s global IP network

About Scherr Technology
Founded in 1994 by Brian C. Scherr and located in New York, Scherr Technology is a full service media company specializing in website design, video enabled websites, search engine marketing, site redesigns and ecommerce services. Scherr Technology provides unique solutions to a wide range of prestigious clientele. With an emphasis on usability and design, the application of next generation technologies brings you best of breed services. Get prequalified responses from your Internet footprint that become real-world relationships. Visit Scherr Technology at http://www.scherrtech.com

About Verio
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Syndicating your website content is a great way to share your expertise.  Now you can make sure your feeds are valid too.  Visit feedvalidator.org to use the FREE feed validator. This is a validator for syndicated feeds. It works with RSS 0.90, 0.91, 0.92, 0.93, 0.94, 1.0, 1.1, and 2.0. It also validates Atom feeds. To use it, simply enter the address of your feed and click Validate. If the validator finds any problems in your feed, it will give you messages for each type of problem and highlight where the problem first occurs in your feed. If you’re unsure what a message means, click the “help” link next to the message for a fuller explanation.

The validator was conceived and designed by Mark Pilgrim, who also wrote most of the test cases and designed the web front end. Much of the actual back end coding was done by Sam Ruby. The validator is open source, written in Python, and distributed under the MIT license. MIT battery tech recharges in seconds, Feed Validator, [11 March 2009]

The VCR, debuted at CES in 1970. On October 27, 2008 JVC stopped producing VHS-format videocassette players and will end global sales when existing inventories run out.

On December 23, 2008, the last major supplier of pre-recorded VHS tapes, Distribution Video Audio Inc. of Palm Harbor, Florida, shipped its final truckload. Without new decks or media, these events signal the end of VHS as a supported format. The VHS format remains the public’s first experience with the era of video recording. As an analog format, it recorded images on magnetic tape wound on a spool. The VHS cassette tape was born.

“Panasonic Corp. (TSE:6752) and others no longer make the once-ubiquitous machines, so JVC’s exit rings the curtain down on major Japanese manufacturers’ presence in the VCR market.” JVC CEASES PRODUCTION OF STAND-ALONE VCRS, MARKING END OF ERA, tradingmarkets.com, [27 Oct 2008]

“The last major Hollywood movie to be released on VHS was “A History of Violence” in 2006. By that point major retailers such as Best Buy and Wal-Mart were already well on their way to evicting all the VHS tapes from their shelves so the valuable real estate could go to the sleeker and smaller DVDs and, in more recent seasons, the latest upstart, Blu-ray discs. Kugler ended up buying back as much VHS inventory as he could from retailers, distributors and studios; he then sold more than 4 million VHS videotapes over the last two years.” VHS era is winding down, Geoff Boucher latimes.com, [22 Dec 2008]

Now maybe beta can sleep easy.