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Showing posts with label Possible. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Possible. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 9, 2013

Is It Possible To Transfer Hosting Accounts?

Sure, it's very easy to do. Most hosts will make the transfer for you, or it's simply a matter of backing up the databases, and re-uploading those and your files to the new host's server. Then you change the IP addresses for your domain's nameservers.

That said, it's not ridiculous for a host to say that your WP plugins or WP in general is causing server problems. WP is one of the most common causes for server issues these days, in a shared environment. Non-optimized WP sites, or WP sites using a lot of plug-ins can absolutely cause server loads/issues/etc.


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Monday, April 8, 2013

Is It Possible To Copy A Wordpress Design?

Advertise virtually anything here, with CPM banner ads, CPM email ads and CPC contextual links. You can target relevant areas of the site and show ads based on geographical location of the user if you wish.

Starts at just $1 per CPM or $0.10 per CPC.


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Monday, April 1, 2013

Leonardo Sandri, Argentine Cardinal, Possible Successor To Pope Benedict XVI

With Pope Benedict XVI’s resignation, Argentina’s Leonardo Sandri may have a chance at becoming the first Latin American to head the Holy See.

A descendant of Italians, Cardinal Sandri began his ecclesiastical studies in Buenos Aires and joined the priesthood in 1967, according to Argentina’s Diario Uno.

Sandri later earned a doctorate in Cannonical Law and distinguished himself in diplomatic roles for the Catholic Church, building a reputation for effective diplomacy with heads of state, according to Terra.

He is perhaps best known for serving as spokesman for Pope Juan Pablo II.

But the 69-year-old Cardinal may face an uphill battle if he’s interested in becoming Pope. According to Reuters:

He held the third-highest Vatican post as its chief of staff in 2000-2007. But he has no pastoral experience and his job overseeing eastern churches is not a power position in Rome.

Another Argentine, Jorge Bergoglio, had been a strong contender for the Papacy when Benedict was elected in 2005, but he withdrew himself from consideration, according to Diario Uno.

Sandri isn’t the only Latin American with a chance to rise to the position of Pope. Reuters considers Brazilian Archbishop Odilo Scherer a strong candidate, and VOXXI views Colombian Cardinal Ruben Salazar Gómez as a possibility.

Pope Benedict unexpectedly resigned Monday, saying his old age and physical ailments prevented him from continuing to hold the office. He’s the first Pope to resign the position since 1415.

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