I would like to share my experience on WooServers with all of you, so that you get an idea about this service.

I have been associated with WooServers for the last couple of months and if you want to get to know about the experience in a single word, it has been “wonderful.” Frankly speaking, I have bought packages from many services before but I never experienced one with such a polite and helpful customer support department. Almost all of my support tickets were answered within an hour, except one which took around 3 hours for them to answer. That was related to some configuration details and they said to have taken the time to check the configuration manually themselves.

One thing I can assure you all for sure. If you are looking for dedicated servers or a VPS at a very cheap price, have a look at WooServers. You won’t believe what you get at such a cheap price. Not only the prices, but the sales support has been wonderful as well. It is easier to get answer to any of your pre-sales question because they will chat with you on Skype directly and solve any of your queries.

I have not experienced a single instance of server failure and that is really an amazing thing as the time period is not really small either (Two months).

You won’t find a better package at such prices. Those who are skeptical about trying out a new service may give this a shot. You will not regret, take my words.

In Las Vegas, Nevada, from Tuesday, November 4th to Friday November 7th, 2008 the SEMA (Specialty Equipment Market Association) Show took place. It is a trade-only show and not open to the public. However, you can see some of the best models, introduced at the show on our web-site!

Dodge Challenger.

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This concept of a digital canvas and a palette was designed by Yana Klimava in Canada. The concept includes an electronic palette, screen for painting (digital canvas), a charger and brushes and tools for mixing paints. See some more photos inside!

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«Rubik’s Cube» (originally known as «Magic cube», hung. Bűvös kocka) – mechanical puzzle, invented in 1974 by Hungarian sculptor and professor of architecture Erne Rubik.

This jigsaw is a plastic cube, made up of 26 smaller cubes that can rotate around the axes, invisible from the outside. Each of the nine squares on each side of the cube is painted in one of six colors and is usually located in the following pairs opposite each other: white-yellow, blue-green, red-orange. Turning the sides of the cube allows one to set the colored squares in many different ways. The task of the player is to put it in a state where every facet is made up of squares of one color.

In addition to the traditional 6-color cube 3 × 3 × 3, there are 2 × 2 × 2, 4 × 4 × 4 and 5 × 5 × 5 cubes, cubes with images on the sides; «hybrids» made up of several cubes, options with a tetrahedron and rounded angles. Pics of these weird cubes can be found inside the post.

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While many complain about the strictness of the laws on intellectual property in the U.S., European courts have once again proved – all could have been much worse. Last reminder came from Germany in respect of the right to create thumbnails of the images. The German court has decided that it infringes the copyrights of the creators of the image.

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While e-books always lived on home PCs or small screens of handsets, they did not present a special danger to their hard copy «fellows». The situation began to change relatively recently: the development and improvement of the production of displays based on the technology of electronic ink becomes a very promising business.

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