Even the richest man on the world encounter problems, but who doesn’t?.

But worrying is not an option, [...]]]>
Keep your worries away – I could say this is one of my favorite affirmations. I know each and everyone encounter obstacles everyday or should I say every time but that is normal.

Even the richest man on the world encounter problems, but who doesn’t?.

But worrying is not an option, remember this, wether or not you worry on a problem or a series of problems you will still be on the same boat. So why spend that precious energy worrying when you can spend that same energy on finding a solution?

Problems are just normal part of everyday life, you just have to learn how to face each and every problem that comes your way. The Key is to spend that precious energy on a productive task, and Keep your worries away.

Every problem always have a corresponding solution.

When i graduated college, I was so excited to grab that first job. So much excitement and confidence that I could achieve my dream like lightning. I then applied for a job to a well known company without hesitation and doubt. I was sure to myself that I would get that first job.

Cars began to pull over the side as the storm gets worse.
“what should I do.” The man [...]]]> One day, a young man was driving with his dad.
Along the way they came upon a storm
“what should I do” – the young man asked.
“Keep driving” his dad said.

Cars began to pull over the side as the storm gets worse.
“what should I do.” The man asked “Keep driving” his dad replied.
Up from a distance he noticed trucks pulling over.
He told his dad “I must pull over, I can barely see the road and everyone is pulling over!”

His dad told him “Don’t give up, just keep driving” so he kept driving.
Soon he could see the road a little more clearly.
After a couple of miles he was again on dry land, and the sun was shining up high.
His dad said “now you can pull over and get out”,
“But why now?” he asked.

He said “When you get out, look back at all the people who gave up and are still on the storm, Because you never gave up, your storm is now over.”

When you are under a storm, don’t give up – keep going and soon your storm will be over and success will shine upon you!

Although if you look at the positive uses of it, you will virtually uncover a virtually wide opportunity that [...]]]> Many people have different perspective towards the use of facebook, and if you don’t use it the proper way you might end up killing a lot of your time on many of it’s bundled time killers.

Although if you look at the positive uses of it, you will virtually uncover a virtually wide opportunity that many others are enjoying.

Read about how I use facebook and why you should too. Hopefully this will change the way you use facebook.

I know there are a lot of people who are looking for some worthwhile opportunities that doesn’t really require too much capital [...]]]> If you are looking for some ideas for a home based business ideas that can earn you some extra, Small Business Philippines has listed 10 home based business ideas that might interest you.

I know there are a lot of people who are looking for some worthwhile opportunities that doesn’t really require too much capital to start.

follow this link to read about the 10 small business ideas in the Philippines.

Just to give you an insight, Money Summit & Wealth Expo is an event about ways [...]]]> Today, I recieved an email from the Money Organizers that I have two tickets for the money summit & wealth expo. So excited, I told my wife to cancel all her appointments on that day July 22 & 23.

Just to give you an insight, Money Summit & Wealth Expo is an event about ways how to earn passive income which are being used today by successful people around the globe, and on these event 12 speakers will talk about how they utilized these ideas to generate massive passive income.

This is an event you never want to miss, so If you haven’t registered yet, register now at the Money Summit & Wealth Expo 2011, see you there!

Follow my post about Money Summit & Wealth Expo 2011 here.

But before installing wordpress, you first need to register a domain and purchase a web hosting plan, if you don’t have any [...]]]> So you’ve finally decided which blog platform to use for your blog? and you chose wordpress, the state of the art blog platform! ( yeah yeah i’m exaggerating, i’m not ).

But before installing wordpress, you first need to register a domain and purchase a web hosting plan, if you don’t have any of those yet, you can contact me so I can help you purchase a domain with cpanel based hosting.

Installing wordpress isn’t actually as hard as you think, since most of the web hosts nowadays supports once click install or wizard based installation. For this guide, I will simply use fantastico.

Once you have already acquired your cpanel username and password from your web host, login to your cpanel and select fantastico from the series of menu options.

From the Fantastico menu, select wordpress and click New Installation, You should get the following screen:

Install on Domain: this is normally your purchased domain, unless you are installing your blog for a sub domain, your should just leave it with your domain selected.

Install in Directory: you also need to leave this blank unless you want to put it in a sub folder on your website e.g. http://www.domain.com/blog/ in this you should type “blog”.

Admin access data: these are the username and password pair you will use to login on wordpress administration area.

After setting the above, you can now click on Install WordPress, you can setup your WordPress title and description later after installation.

Click Finish Installation and good luck!

You can change the current theme by [...]]]> After installing your first wordpress theme, you can change the appearance or layout of your blog by changing your theme. The default wordpress installation normally have couple of themes to choose from. You can find the themes in your WordPress administration by accessing Appearance > Themes.

You can change the current theme by clicking on the desired theme and then Activate , or simply by clicking on the “activate” link just below it.

Okay, I know what you’re thinking,

You cal also choose from hundreds of different free wordpress themes available on the web, just google “wordpress themes“, to look for a template that is best suited for your taste
or you can access directly from wordpress.org

http://wordpress.org/extend/themes/

once you have downloaded your theme, upload it to your web host, via ftp, If you don’t have an FTP Client you can download a free ftp trial client at

http://www.globalscape.com/downloads/

your ftp host is normally in the form ftp.yourname.com

the theme need to be uploaded to a folder called themes inside the themes folder

the full path is: ~/public_html/wp-content/themes/

comments? let me know!

IPv4 or Internet Protocol version 4, is the four byte address, widely used standard-based system the net was built upon. The early guys who [...]]]> April 1, yes, that’s today is the scheduled date when the remaining IPv4 addresses will be issued. The IPv4 pool is now occupied and can no longer cater to additional users.

IPv4 or Internet Protocol version 4, is the four byte address, widely used standard-based system the net was built upon. The early guys who invented IPv4 did not anticipate this day would come.

But IPv6 should have come to the rescue? IPv6 will eventually solve the issue since it offers 3.4 x 1038 unique addresses, but the deployment of the new addressing system has been quite slow, majority of users worldwide still rely on the IPv4 and businesses are unwilling to invest on the implementation of the new 128 bit system.

IPv6 or Internet Protocol version 6, is a version of the Internet Protocol (IP) that is designed to succeed IPv4.

Fortunately, Professor Michael Rapp has devised a solution, IPv4.5! The new address implementation is launched today and according to Prof. Rapp, will allocate addresses on a timeshare basis.

IPv4.5 relies on the Earth’s rotation and web usage patterns. Each IP address will be assigned to two users at polar opposite points on the globe. If you’re accessing the web at 2pm local time, you will have priority over a someone on the other side of the world accessing at 2am.

Therefore, a US-based user is likely to be sharing their unique IP with someone in China. In effect, this will double the IPv4 address space without requiring expensive new hardware or system upgrades.

SitePoint was fortunate to obtain an interview with Mike.
Image courtesy of sitepoint

SitePoint: How will IPv4.5 work?

MR: At the heart of the system is a address prioritization server which directs data packets to the correct device. If the two devices are in use, the server may send data to both and the receiving application or web browser will determine whether it’s required. Errors are returned so our system can adapt to changing traffic patterns and will become more accurate over time.

SP: Will IPv4.5 restrict bandwidth?

MR: A little, but it’ll only be noticeable if you’re using the internet at night. The impact will be minimized because those users are typically playing games, perusing Facebook, tweeting about insomnia or indulging in other frivolous activities.

SP: Does this solution pose security or privacy risks?

MR: Data packets will inevitably be distributed to the wrong device. However, the risk that someone would receive data in a language they can understand is negligible.

SP: What about English speakers in the UK and Australia?

MR: A small number of geographic anomalies are certain to arise. Fortunately, cultural differences will overcome language similarities: it’s unlikely that either party will understand the other.

Alternatively, there may be political solutions to the problem. For example, UK residents could adopt French as their native language. Or Australia could become fully governed by the UK so security issues become irrelevant. It’s a win-win situation — everyone would be happy.

SP: Would some parts of the world have a geographical advantage?

MR: Yes. Several countries have an ocean at their polar opposite so they will not experience the timeshare effects of IPv4.5. For this reason, many web-based companies are relocating their staff to northern Africa and the Middle East.

SP: Is IPv4.5 a replacement for IPv6?

MR: No — it’s a interim solution until IPv6 has widespread adoption. That said, we’re starting implementation today and we all know that temporary IT solutions often last far longer than intended…

What do you think about IPv4.5? Is it a viable solution to IPv4 addressing limitations? Do the security risks concern you? Have you noticed a bandwidth reduction? All comments welcome.

read about the full exclusive interview of Prof. Michael Rapp at sitepoint.