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Vini

Bianchi
Piemonte	Gavi Di Gavi   La Scolca
	Blangè   Ceretto
Trentino	Gewurztaminer   Villa Vescovile
	Muller Thurgau   Villa Vescovile
Friuli	Tocai friulano   Cormons
	Ribolla Gialla   Cormons
	Pinot Grigio   Cormons
	Chardonnay   Cormons
	Sauvignon   Cormons
	Sauvignon    Jerman
	Sauvignon    Schioppetto
Veneto	Soave Classico   Bertani
Toscana	Bianco Bianco Frizzante Naturale
	Bianco Gentili Carlo
Abruzzo	Trebbiano d’Abruzzo Marramiero
Marche	Verdicchio Le Moie   Fazi Battaglia
	Passerina    La Canosa
	Pecorino
	Ekeos Fazi e Battaglia Verdicchio Castelli di Jesi
Umbria	Orvieto Classico   Bigi
	Cervaro della Sala   Antinori
Lazio	Frascati Terre dei Grifi   F. Candida
Campania	Fiano d’Avellino   Macchialupa
	Greco di Tufo   Macchialupa
	Falanghina   Macchialupa
Sicilia	Colomba Platino   Duca di Salaparuta
	Corvo    Duca di Salaparuta
	Corvo Glicine   Duca di Salaparuta
Sardegna	Lupus Infabula Tenute Albios
	Vermentino Capichera   Ragnedda
	Vermentino  Stellato   Pala
	Terre Bianche Sella e Mosca
	Karmins Tharras Contini
Francia	Baron d L   Ladoucette
	Chablis   Albert Pic
	Rosè    Rivera
Rossi
Piemonte	Dolcetto    “Marchesi di Barolo”
	Grignolino    “ Marchesi di Barolo “
	Barbera    “Marchesi di Barolo”
	Freisa    “Marchesi di Barolo”
	Nebbiolo    “Marchesi di Barolo”
	Gattinara    Travaglini
	Barolo    “Marchesi di Barolo”
	Barolo  Cannubbi   “Marchesi di Barolo”
Lombardia	Grumello   Negri
	Sassella   Negri
	Inferno   Negri
Friuli V. G.	Refosco    Cormons
	Merlot    Cormons
	Cabernet    Cormons
	Schioppettino    Cormons
	Pinot Nero    Cormons
Veneto	Bardolino    Bertani
	Valpolicella    Allegrini
	Amarone   Santi
Emilia Romagna	Lambrusco “Vecchia Modena”
Toscana	Chianti Gentili Rosso Toscano
	Chianti Gentili  DOCG
	Rosso di Montepulciano    Disonora
	Selciaia Fassati Rosso di Montepulciano
	Brolio Barone Ricasoli
	Brusco dei Barbi
	Morellino di Scansano   Rocca delle Macie
	Chianti Classico   Aiola
	Chianti Classico   Rocca delle Macie
	Chianti Classico    Brolio
	Sasyr   60&40   Rocca delle Macie
	Rosso di Montalcino
	Chianti Classico   Peppoli   Antinori
	Villa Antinori
	Chianti Classico Riserva   Rocca delle Macie
	Riserva Antinori
	Vino Nobile di Montepulciano   Disonora
	Vino Nobile Montepulciano Rocca delle Macie
	Sergioveto  Ris  Rocca delle Macie
	Chianti  Ris. Fizzano   Rocca delle Macie
	Roccato   Rocca delle Macie
	Brunello di Montalcino   Barbi Colombini
	Aiola Chianti Classico
	Serre Nuove    Ornellaia
	Tignanello   Antinori
	Brunello di Montalcino ‘97
	Brunello di Montalcino 2004
Marche	Rosso Conero   Fazi Bataglia
Abruzzo	Montepulciano d’Abruzzo Ris. Marramiero
Umbria	Sacrantino di Montefalco   Novelli
Lazio	Syrah Falasco
Campania	Aglianico   Macchialupa
	Taurasi    Macchialupa
Puglia	Primitivo di Manduria   Pietrapura
Sicilia	Corvo    Duca di Salaparuta
	Nero d’Avola   Barone Beneventano
	Mille e una Notte   Donna Fugata
Sardegna	Cannonau    Pala
	Tanca Farra   Sella&Mosca
	Korem   Argiolas
	Terre Brune   Santadi
	Turriga   Argiolas
Spumanti
Prosecco Valdobbiadene
Asti Spumante
Cartizze
Ferrari
Champagne
Veuve Clicquot
Dom Perignon
Cristal

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Spot Bad Web Hosts

Getting ripped off in the web hosting industry is very common and a lot of people fall victim to scam artists each year. This article will reveal how to spot the bad hosts and give you tips on how to avoid them.

The easiest way to ensure you are not going to be scammed is to only sign up for a hosting company that is recommended to you by a reliable source. A good source of information and approved hosts can be found atwww.hostinginfo.ws - it also has other valuable resources for people looking for hosting. If this is not possible, there are a few things you can try to see if your host is genuine.

Firstly, go to the potential host's website. Find their contact details and call them (if they don't have a phone number, then you should not bother - it means that this host is most likely operated from somebody's bedroom. If they call and it doesn't sound like a business (kids screaming in the background, not a professional, business greeting, etc), you should also ignore the host.

While you are at the website, look at the general design. Click on a few links. Do they have a support forum? If the website does not look professionally designed, you shouldn't give up on them, but a you should see a warning flag - it could mean a new company without the staff to properly support you. When you looked at the forum, did you see a lot of unhappy customers? If you only see one or two, you can ignore them - everybody has customers that complains, and many of them over things that is out of the hosts control. If the general mood of the forum is pleasant, it usually means the customers are happy. If you see a LOT of complaints, you should find somebody else. If it's a very empty forum, you should also go somewhere else - it most likely means that it's a company without a lot of customers.

The last things you can do is to look up how old the company is. New companies are usually small and will not be able to provide proper support if something goes wrong (the owner and only staff member will most likely have a day-job). The easiest way to see how old the company is, is to see how long ago he's domain was registered (the address of the site e.g. microsoft.com). If it was registered recently, you should be wary, but if it's a few years old, it means the company will have many happy customers, or they wouldn't still be around. Doing this lookup is tricky sometimes, but the easiest way by far is to go to www.hostinginfo.ws - find the "Domain Lookup" link and click on it. You must then type in the domain name of the host, without the www bit. For example, www.microsoft.com will becomemicrosoft.com.

Once the lookup is complete, you will get all sorts of information about the host, including the name, address, phone number and when the domain was registered. The last thing to do is to see if any of the information looks fake (e.g. a phone number of 123-1234) - if it does, you should not do business with them. If a company does not give you their real address and phone number, would you like to do business with them? Would you give them your credit card number?

There are many good hosts, but even more scam artists and rip-offs. If you follow the information in this guide, you shouldn't encounter any of them. One thing you should always remember. If your gut feeling says a company is bad, then they most likely are.

Web Hosting Guide: How to find the best web host for you - An Insiders Guide

Determining the best web hosting company for you is critical to your web site's success. Whether it is for business, e-commerce, a fan site or just a hobby, the host you choose plays a large factor on how well youll fare in the online world. In such a flooded market with so many different hosting companies and packages out there, how do you know who to trust with your site? You want a reliable company that will make sure your site is always available, you want a support department that actually exists and can help you quickly, but of course it needs to be affordable and fit into your budget, especially if your web site isnt intended to generate any income.

Knowing your requirements is the first step in finding the best host for you. Try to determine how much disk space your site is going to require, how your site will deliver its content such as static pages like HTML or dynamic automated content via scripts like wordpress or Joomla, and of course how many visitors you are expecting to visit monthly to gauge how much bandwidth you will need. If you already have a website, you should know most of this information, if you are just creating your website and have no idea, dont sweat it. If you are just starting out chances are you will need less then 500MB of disk space, and 5,000-10,000MB (5-10GB) of bandwidth should be sufficient for a starter. It you plan on running a personal blog or a message board, make sure the package you choose has access to a database, its best to pick a host that allows you at least three databases. Most hosting companies have a small basic package that should work well for the time being. If you plan to mass market your website or run a business or ecommerce site you may have a higher bandwidth requirement. Always check with potential web hosts to make sure you have growth potential. So if your website out grows your hosting package you can always move up to something with more room.

Next you are going t o need to determine your budget. How much can you financially afford or are willing to spend on web hosting? Figure this out before you shop for a host, dont let a host decide your budget for you. Remember, you want a reliable web host that gives your site good uptime but offers you support should you experience a problem. Running reliable and stable servers can be expensive and so can staffing a support department 24/7. So make sure you have a practical budget that takes this into account. Do not waste your hard earned money on hosts that offer you the world for a buck or two, it will only lead to heart ache. For a basic plan with 500MB 2,000MB storage space and 5,000MB 10,000MB bandwidth you should expect to pay around at minimum $6USD for a good host. However, hosts that sell their plans at this price are not necessarily a good host.

Do not be fooled by marketing gimmicks, flashy web sites or statements made on a web site! The biggest problem in the hosting indus try today is the UNLIMITED sales pitch. No host worth their salt is going to offer you up unlimited everything. Its not possible. Web servers are simply heavy-duty computers that use RAM and Hard drives just like your home PC or laptop. When is the last time you bought a computer with an UNLIMITED hard drive? As for bandwidth, sure, it could be unlimited, but only if you have unlimited money. Hosts that offer unlimited disk space and bandwidth generally oversell their servers. This means they can pile hundreds of customers on one server. They sell the same storage space and bandwidth they sold you, to other customers as well. What they offer you is not dedicated only to you, but to everyone. If you try to start using that unlimited space and store 25GB of files or use that unlimited Bandwidth using over 200GB a month, you will soon find your site shut for abuse. You see, a huge secret in the hosting rules is the TOS known as the terms of service. Some hosts will state unlimi ted on their sites and in the TOS they declare unlimited as 500MB or something similar. They may also limit you to what you can store on your site, saying you are only allowed to have html files. No images, videos, or anything. Sure you can upload these files and use them, but if you use that disk space and bandwidth they will shut you down and claim abuse because you uploaded files that were not allowed. Unlimited hosts have a lot of dirty tricks like this up their sleeves always stipulated in their TOS.

Look for a host that is upfront about your limits. For a personal website, small business or hobby site 1000MB (1GB) is plenty of disk space and you should be more then fine with 10,000MB (10GB) of bandwidth. As your site becomes more popular you will use more bandwidth and when the time comes you can upgrade your package to include more bandwidth. All hosts include a control panel where you can track your disk and bandwidth usage so you know what you are actually using.

Okay so we got your requirements, your budget and what hosts to look out for. Now its time to actually find your potential hosting company. You may have a web companies in mind, which is great. If not ask around with friends and family to see if they can recommend anyone or someone to avoid. Do a Google or yahoo search if you are up to it, you will find hundreds of thousands of potential web hosts. Generally in the top results on Google are Hosting review sites they can provide you with helpful info rmation in narrowing down hosts, but always take the reviews with a grain of salt. These sites are often paid to post certain kinds of reviews by the hosts themselves or they are linked to affiliate systems where they get paid if you sign up with a particular host. However you find your possible hosts is up to you.

Once you have a list of web hosts you are interested in, its time to research them and evaluate them. First make sure they offer a package that meets your budget. Then contact the hosting company, email the sales department or submit a sales ticket in their customer support panels this should be easy to find. Let them know you are a potential client, and you are interested in their services. Ask them any questions that may be on your mind, or to clarify what exactly their hosting packages include, ask about their uptime, response time to support tickets and so on. If all else fails simply ask them that if you out-grew your plan, if you could easily upgrade to a bigger one. Generally the answer should be yes, but what you are actually testing here is their response time. You want to see how long it takes for a host to respond to your inquiry. This is a good test to tell how fast their support could be. Also try to submit a support ticket, you should be able to email support@hostingcompaniesname.com or enter a support ticket via their website. Sometimes they will reply to sales tickets faster to get a new customer then reply to current customers needing support. So always check this out. When you submit a support ticket be honest and just say you are a potential client and wanted to test out the support response time. Try this at different times of the day and night to see if they truly offer round the clock support, this may be important should your site crash at 1AM.

Next do a Google search on them, enter the companies name and then add review to the end (example:hostingcompaniesname.com review) this should pull up at least a few reviews that should help you know what you are getting into with this company. Remember always take reviews with a grain of salt. Even very reputable companies will have a bad or negative review. Try to find as many reviews as you can.

Check out their guarantees, many hosting companies offer a 15, 30 or even 45 day satisfaction guarantee. This means you can try them out for that amount of time. If you dont like them, you can get a full refund and find a new host! Always make sure to find and read the fine print on these offers to make sure there are no catches that could bilk you out of a refund should you not like their service. Also make a note to find out whether or not a host has an uptime guarantee, this will give you a rough guide on how much downtime you could expect from a hosting company, this means how often your site *may* be inaccessible. Industry standard is generally 99.9% this means your website *could* be down for as long as 45 minutes in a month. Be wary of hosts that say their uptime is 100% as its a fact of technology that something will at some point fail and need to be repaired or replaced. Avoid any host that offers a 95% uptime guarantee because 95% means your site could be down for as much as 30hours a month! This is not acceptable it todays standards.

Look for additional or bonus features. Some hosting companies offer extras like a free website builder tool, one click script installation for many useful programs like bulletin boards, word press, and many other things. Keep an eye out for extras like $25 or $50 worth of free advertising credits on sites like Googles adwords or facebook advertising.

See whether or not the company backups your website. Should their server fail or hard drive crash, your site is gone! If they have backups at least you know in an event of a disaster they will have a backup of your site for you. On this note, always make sure you backup your own website. I cann ot stress enough on how important it is to backup your own website. Never rely on anyone else to do it for you. Some companies may claim they do this for you then when a disaster hits, they dont have your backup and your site is gone. Or should you happen to wake up one to find your website and your host has disappear or gone out of business, you will have minimal downtime because you have your site backed up. This is a MUST for EVERY web site owner. Having the hosting company do it for you is only an added benefit and the third backup just in case.

If you follow these steps, use a little common sense and understand that no one can offer you unlimited anything, especially for a few bucks a month, you are well on your way to finding a good, solid host that will serve you well for years to come.

Web Hosting Terminology in Layman's Terms - Simple Guide

Finding the right web hosting can be a challenging task for professional webmasters but it can be especially challenging for beginners looking to host a website for the first time. As a professional web hosting researcher I spend countless hours researching web hosting companies to determine each hosts strengths and weaknesses. I then take my research and create web hosting reviews for my website.

One day I started thinking about the knowledge that I have obtained and the terminology that I often throw around on my website and I realized that many individuals may not completely understand the web hosting lingo. To help those who may not be a expert in web hosting better understand the products in which they are purchasing I have decided to write this article to explain the sometimes misunderstood web hosting language.

This article is for beginner web hosting users; I will explain each term to the simplest degree possible for a better understanding you may want to complete further research.

Terminology Explained

BandwidthControls the amount of traffic your website can handle
- Tip: The higher the bandwidth the better

CGIA simple script that processes data submitted by a website visitor
- Example: Most online forums (enter name, address, phone, etc.) use CGI.

CGI-BINThe place on a web server where CGI scripts are stored

CPANELThe tool that allows you to control information on your web server

Dedicated HostingA more expensive form of web hosting. Cheaper hosting plans share a web server with others who are hosting websites. Dedicated hosting allows a user to have his/her own server. Increased server speeds and less server downtime can be expected with a dedicated hosting plan.

Disk SpaceSee Hosting Space below

Domain NameA domain name is the actual name of the website that must be entered in a address bar to access a website
-Example: www.AlreadyHosting.com is my domain name.

Domain Name ForeverMany hosting sites offer a free domain name free of cost forever with the purchase of any hosting package.

FirewallA security feature for your web server
- Analogy: Not Anti-virus but instead Anti-Hacker

FrontPage ExtensionsFrontPage is a popular web site builder program. A web server with FrontPage extensions support many of FrontPages add-on features
- Tip: If you use FrontPage you will want to have FrontPage extensions on your server.

FTPA way to connect to your web server from your personal computer.

Linux Web Hosting
The base/foundation software of the web hosting server
- Analogy: Linux is to web server as Windows is to personal computers

Hosting Space
The amount of space that you have available on your web server
- Analogy: Hosting Space is to web server as Hard Drive is to personal computer.

IP
The unique address of data packets on the internet
- Analogy: IP is to internet as fingerprint is to human

POPA way to connect web server email accounts to programs such as Outlook and Express Outlook

Reseller HostingA reseller hosting plan gives the customer the necessary tools needed to sell his/her own hosting plans for a profit

Shared HostingThe most affordable and basic way to host a website. With shared hosting multiple websites are stored on the same web server, sharing resources
- Tip: This is the opposite of dedicated hosting

SiteBuilderFree software that many web hosting sites offer, this software allows customers to build websites without the need of expensive software.

StatsSoftware on a web server that enables you to see visitor information
- Example: this article had 1,203 views yesterday

SQL SQL is a website language that is used to request data from a database on your web server
- Tip: Microsoft Access is an example of a database

Sub-Domain - Example: www.AlreadyHosting.com is my domain name www.hostingreviews.alreadyhosting.com would be an example of a sub-domain

Virtual Host Just like shared hosting, multiple websites are hosted on the same server

VPS Virtual Private Server Increases privacy and web server performance.
- Tip: The middle grown between a virtual hosting account and a dedicated hosting account

Windows Hosting Most web hosting servers are either windows based or Linux based
- Analogy: The operating system of a web server

This web hosting information was brought to you by the hosting experts at AlreadyHosting.com. If you are looking for additional web hosting terminology explanations I would recommend HostMonster's Help Center.

Beginner's Guide to Web Hosting

Web hosting is basically an Internet service that allows companies and individuals to create their own space on the Internet. Web hosting companies have servers that act as data centres. Customers will give files to their web hosting companies and those files will be stored in the data centres. They can then be found by anybody who wants to visit that person's or company's website.

There are many web hosting services available, mainly these are divided between free web hosting and paid web hosting. Free web hosting is just that free and the customer doesn't pay a thing. This is more suitable towards people who are just beginning to have a website on the Internet. A paid web hosting company will charge for their services and offer more features to their customers. This is ideal for small companies that are going to be expanding or for large companies. Free web hosting will only allow for limited space and subdomains for the person's site.

There are many different paid web hosting companies that can be found online. The prices will depend on what type of services they offer. One can choose from a dedicated server, where one server will be dedicated to only that person's file, or from a shared server. This is when many people are using the same server. It's best to start with a shared server to see if the web hosting company offers what is needed. If the individual is satisfied with the service, it is then an appropriate time to move to a dedicated server.

There are many benefits that can be derived from web hosting. The first is that the person or company will get their own web space. This provides the person with enough storage to keep all of their files and data to be published online. These files include web pages, images, audio, and videos. These are just a few of the files that may be kept by web hosting. The average amount of space that is provided by web hosting is 200MB. The more expensive packages can reach anywhere up to 500MB.

Free email is another advantage that customers can enjoy from web hosting. This is much different than the public email addresses provided by Hotmail or Yahoo. This email address will be exclusive to the individual's website. For example, if the website is called "Music.com", the email can then be downloads@music.com. These types of email addresses are more than just handy to remember, they are important for serious businesses. It shows customers that they are dealing with a reputable company who is interested in spending money to make their business grow.

Another advantage to web hosting is bandwidth. This is simply the amount of information that is transferred over the Internet. When a web hosting company provides appropriate bandwidth, it is easier for users to view the web page. This is especially true when there are many images, audio, or videos on one page. Users like to have a website that is easy to use so bandwidth is extremely important.

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Free Hosting Geocities Fortunecity

In the past, people used to find free web site hosting services from free provider such as Geocities and Fortunecity. Web site hosting service has become affordable to everyone since 2005 due to improved technologies and lowered cost. Search for 'Singapore web hosting" in Google and you are represented with at least three pages of web hosting companies in Singapore. How do we identify the good one since every Singapore web hosting companies out there claim to provide the best service?

1) The best web hosting company in Singapore should provide efficient technical support to customer. Look out for a dedicated customer support phone number and responsive ticketing system that answers your technical queries without waiting for 1-2 days. Some web hosting companies only put up a knowledge base with FAQ for you to figure out how to troubleshoot your own problem. Avoid these companies at all cost.

2) The service provider should provide the latest web hosting technol ogy such as Windows ASP, .NET 3.5 and all other latest application support. This way, your business will have no problem implementing any application whether it is for marketing or customer relationship management.

3) Today, efficient hosting services run via advanced web servers in the market. The best web hosting service for your business in Singapore short listed by you should be able to help you access the most up-to-date software available in the industry and best suited for the business. The services should be technology enhanced and in line with the hardware and software updates that keep coming up regularly and absolute access to un-metered data transfer and unlimited domains.

4) Most of the web hosting service-providers in Singapore help access to the use of powerful and secure email services that are designed to enhance the business web presence and generate the desired business. The best web hosting service for your business in Singapore should be able to help you to control your email settings with the help of the control center features like forwarding important business mail and effective use of the auto-responders and spam control.

5) If you have shortlis t a web hosting companies that offers clustered hosting at affordable price. You can consider the web hosting company as generally most web hosting company in Singapore do not offer clustered hosting. It is the latest technology in the United States that allows more resources to be hosted and ensures high availability.

This quick guide to web hosting in Singapore is put together to provide an example of the service and support you can expect from Singapore web hosting for your online business endeavors.

Guida Facebook Insights

Ci sono 4 metriche importanti per capire il comportamento del tuo pubblico:


"Mi piace" totali
Numero di utenti individuali che hanno fatto click su "Mi piace"

Amici dei fan
Amici dei fan rappresenta il numero di persone potenzialmente raggiungibili se tutti coloro a cui sei connesso parlano della tua Pagina con gli amici.

Persone che parlano di questo argomento
Numero di singole persone che hanno creato un contenuto relativo alla tua Pagina su Facebook durante la scorsa settimana. Più persone parlano della tua Pagina, maggiore sarà la distribuzione per essa.

Portata totale per settimana

Numero di persone che hanno visualizzato il tuo messaggio.


Panoramica
Questo grafico mostra in che modo i singoli post che pubblichi sulla tua Pagina influenzano il numero di persone che parlano di te, e come questo influisce sulla portata globale. Amplia la tua portata pubblicando con regolarità contenuti coinvolgenti.

Post della Pagina

Ogni tuo singolo post può essere visualizzato qui, insieme ai dettagli sulle prestazioni del post. Ottimizzando le prestazioni dei tuoi post aumenterai la portata totale della tua Pagina e la farai conoscere a più persone. Per visualizzare un singolo post in dettaglio, clicca sul testo blu.

Diffusione

La diffusione misura la probabilità con cui una persona condividerà con i suoi amici dei contenuti relativi ai tuoi post. Si tratta di un ottimo indicatore della tipologia di post a cui il tuo pubblico risponde meglio.

Mi piace, Portata e Persone che parlano di questo argomento

Queste schede ti consentono di comprendere meglio le metriche dettagliate. Le schede sono strutturate tutte allo stesso modo. Esaminiamo ora la scheda Persone che parlano di questo argomento.

Chi parla della tua Pagina (dati demografici e geografici)

Da qui puoi ottenere maggiori informazioni sulle persone che parlano di te, ovvero chiunque abbia creato una notizia relativa alla tua Pagina. Puoi inoltre visualizzare i dati demografici sulle persone a cui piace la tua Pagina e le persone raggiunte. Personalizza i contenuti in base al tuo pubblico per migliorare i risultati ottenuti. Le informazioni sono divise per sesso, paesi e lingue.

In che modo le persone parlano di te

Da qui puoi vedere quante persone parlano della tua Pagina per tipo di notizia. Ad esempio, puoi visualizzare tutte le notizie che le persone hanno creato interagendo con i post della tua Pagina. Capire in che modo il tuo pubblico parla della tua Pagina ti aiuterà a identificare la tipologia di contenuti che risulteranno più coinvolgenti. 

Si divide nelle seguenti schede:

- tutte le notizie

- utenti a cui piace la pagina

- notizie dai tuoi post

- menzioni e tag nelle foto

- post di altri

- domande

Grafico - Persone che parlano di questo argomento: numero di utenti individuali che hanno creato una notizia relativa alla tua pagina.

Grafico - Portata virale: numero di utenti individuali che hanno visualizzato una notizia relativa alla tua pagina creata da un amico.

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