When there is an intranet it is localized to only a small community such as a business or local school. However they tend to be link or connected to the internet allowing incoming and outgoing traffic through the extranet server. The extranet server gives the LAN access to the outside world but also give the outside world access to them. With hundreds of thousands of computers linked to each other gigabytes (approximately one billion bytes) of gigabytes of data are shared. To access this data you need a program that uses a process called FTP (file transfer protocol) or HTTP (hyper text transfer protocol). Many of these programs are free and come with your PC, such as Microsoft 7 Internet Explorer or Netscape 7 Navigator. With these programs allow anybody that has access to the internet to view and even download anything they want. As another way to receive data is through a direct connection contact via FTP. A very common and popular program to do this is used for music and is even under review by the United States federal court system, Napster 7. Napster 7 allows you to log on to a server and browse or look at what other users have on there computer and download anything at once. As of the thirteenth of November year two thousand there are seven thousand, nine hundred and five gigabytes of data and is comprised of 1,907,942 songs being shared at any user=s request (Napster client v2.0beta 7). Some of those songs might be free to share but that is only at the artist consent, but all other songs and artists lose their right to royalties and lose money. However not all artist are against the idea of sharing this way, they just work around it. Some bands are putting secret songs on there albums and not putting them on the list of songs on the album or making the album an interactive album with the help of SONY=s CD EXTRA. These are just a few ways that artist protecting them selves against the internet.
The public now supported Sinn Fein because they felt that the IPP had let them down. ... Both the IPP and Sinn Fein were opposed to conscription. ... The IPP had been forced to adopt Sinn Fein's policy of abstention. Conscription strengthened Sinn Fein's support while also weakening the appeal of the IPP. ... The IPP had 6 seats and the Ulster Unionists 26). ...
According to Newsweek magazine, an astonishing 20 to 30 million men suffer from erectile dysfunction (ED), otherwise known as impotency. Thanks to science and technology there are many remedies for this ailment today. I have chosen two articles, one on treatment and the other on the satisfaction of...
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"Whose life is it, anyway?- These were the words of the late Sue Rodriguez during her battle with the Supreme Court of Canada to legalize doctor-assisted suicide. In one of the most intense issues debated in Canada over the past two decades, assisted suicide, also known as euthanasia, has been b...
Fetal and Neonatal Pain and Long Term Implications Introduction Over the last decade, the perception of pain and stress in fetal and neonatal life has attracted great attention. This is partly due to an increasing understanding of fetal physiology and a greater number of invasive techniques used in today's medicine. The greater frequency of abortions, caesarean sections and intra uterine interventions have turned increased attention onto the subject after decades of common belief being that the fetus and neonate felt no pain. The most important evidence is anatomical. This shows...
