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Accused cop-killer curses, growls at judge during bond hearing (w/video)

Aiken, SC â€" On Monday, Joshua Tremaine Jones, 26, the man charged with the murder of an Aiken police officer over the weekend, went before Judge Donna Williamson for his bond hearing.

Judge Williams asked the defendant: “Do you want to be screened for an attorney?”

“I don't care!” Jones replied.

“Do you have the income to hire an attorney on your own?”

To which, Jones shot back: “Does it look like it? G** d******!”

Bond was denied.

On Saturday morning, Master Cpl. Sandy Rogers, 48, responded to a suspicious vehicle call at a public park when she was fatally shot.

A few hours later, Jones was arrested in connection with another murder in a nearby Georgia county where he is accused of killing his pregnant girlfriend.

Police found the body of 21-year-old Cayce Vice in her North Augusta apartment after she failed to show up for work Saturday.

The defendant’s father, James Jones was also in the courtroom Monday and told WJBF-TV reporter Jillian Benfield: “This has to be some kind of satanic force, that’s beyond my comprehension.”

Jones also claimed that his son tried to commit suicide by shooting himself in the head a few months ago.

Cpl. Rogers was the second Aiken police officer killed in the line of duty in a little over a month. Officer Scotty Richardson, 33, was shot to death on December 21, while making a routine traffic stop.

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Steelers’ Ben Roethlisberger settles lawsuit with woman who claims he raped her

On Friday, Cal Dunlap, the attorney representing the alleged victim, Andrea McNulty, told Associated Press “the matter has been resolved.”

McNulty claimed that the Pittsburgh Steelers’ quarterback raped her at Harrah’s Resort in Lake Tahoe, where she worked in 2008. She eventually filed a $440,000 lawsuit against Roethlisberger.

Neither Roethlisberger, nor his lawyer has offered any comment on the settlement.

Around 10:30 p.m., on July 11, 2008, Andrea McNulty was working as the concierge at the desk in the penthouse suite of Harrah’s Lake Tahoe. Roethlisberger was staying in the penthouse, while attending a celebrity golf tournament.

According to McNulty, Roethlisberger called the desk and complained that the sound on his television did not work. Unable to reach anyone in the maintenance department, McNulty went to his suite herself.

After discovering that the television was in fact working, she turned to leave, and Roethlisberger blocked the doorway and refused to let her leave.

McNulty alleged that he began kissing and groping her, pushing her onto the bed and despite her pleas, raped her. She said that because of the quarterback’s large stature, she was afraid that he “would physically harm her if she attempted to fight him.”

McNulty claimed that immediately after the rape, Roethlisberger became worried that there were cameras in the room and told her to leave.

McNulty reported the rape to Harrah’s head of security Guy Hyder, who she claims told her that the president of the casino was good friends with Roethlisberger and that “most girls would feel lucky to get to have sex with someone like Ben Roethlisberger.”

McNulty explained she never reported the rape to the police, in fear that she would lose her job. Struggling with depression, she spent the next several months in and out of the hospital, losing more than 30 pounds

Among other facilities, McNulty was admitted to Renown Regional Medical and CenterWest Hills Hospital, suffering from anxiety and depression. It was during one of her hospital stays, that she was diagnosed with post traumatic stress disorder.

In July 2009, she filed a lawsuit for both general and punitive damages, as well as lost wages.

However, at one time, McNulty actually offered to drop her lawsuit if Roethlisberger admitted to the rape, apologized to her and donated $100,000 to a charity which helps women recovering from domestic violence.

Through his attorney, Roethlisberger turned down the offer and continued to deny the assault took place.

In March 2010, McNulty’s claims seemed to gain some credibility, at least with the public, when a 20-year-old woman alleged that Roethlisberger sexually assaulted her in the restroom at a Georgia nightclub while his bodyguards blocked her friends from rescuing her.

Several witnesses came forward to corroborate the woman’s story.

However, police never brought formal charges against Roethlisberger.

Interestingly, the police officer who took the original report on the alleged crime resigned soon after it was determined that no charges would be filed.

Read more about the incident here: http://www.examiner.com/sports-headlines-in-national/roethlisberger-probe-officer-who-took-first-report-quits-team-weighs-discipline-options

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Steelers’ Ben Roethlisberger settles lawsuit with woman who claims he raped her

On Friday, Cal Dunlap, the attorney representing the alleged victim, Andrea McNulty, told Associated Press “the matter has been resolved.”

McNulty claimed that the Pittsburgh Steelers’ quarterback raped her at Harrah’s Resort in Lake Tahoe, where she worked in 2008. She eventually filed a $440,000 lawsuit against Roethlisberger.

Neither Roethlisberger, nor his lawyer has offered any comment on the settlement.

Around 10:30 p.m., on July 11, 2008, Andrea McNulty was working as the concierge at the desk in the penthouse suite of Harrah’s Lake Tahoe. Roethlisberger was staying in the penthouse, while attending a celebrity golf tournament.

According to McNulty, Roethlisberger called the desk and complained that the sound on his television did not work. Unable to reach anyone in the maintenance department, McNulty went to his suite herself.

After discovering that the television was in fact working, she turned to leave, and Roethlisberger blocked the doorway and refused to let her leave.

McNulty alleged that he began kissing and groping her, pushing her onto the bed and despite her pleas, raped her. She said that because of the quarterback’s large stature, she was afraid that he “would physically harm her if she attempted to fight him.”

McNulty claimed that immediately after the rape, Roethlisberger became worried that there were cameras in the room and told her to leave.

McNulty reported the rape to Harrah’s head of security Guy Hyder, who she claims told her that the president of the casino was good friends with Roethlisberger and that “most girls would feel lucky to get to have sex with someone like Ben Roethlisberger.”

McNulty explained she never reported the rape to the police, in fear that she would lose her job. Struggling with depression, she spent the next several months in and out of the hospital, losing more than 30 pounds

Among other facilities, McNulty was admitted to Renown Regional Medical and CenterWest Hills Hospital, suffering from anxiety and depression. It was during one of her hospital stays, that she was diagnosed with post traumatic stress disorder.

In July 2009, she filed a lawsuit for both general and punitive damages, as well as lost wages.

However, at one time, McNulty actually offered to drop her lawsuit if Roethlisberger admitted to the rape, apologized to her and donated $100,000 to a charity which helps women recovering from domestic violence.

Through his attorney, Roethlisberger turned down the offer and continued to deny the assault took place.

In March 2010, McNulty’s claims seemed to gain some credibility, at least with the public, when a 20-year-old woman alleged that Roethlisberger sexually assaulted her in the restroom at a Georgia nightclub while his bodyguards blocked her friends from rescuing her.

Several witnesses came forward to corroborate the woman’s story.

However, police never brought formal charges against Roethlisberger.

Interestingly, the police officer who took the original report on the alleged crime resigned soon after it was determined that no charges would be filed.

Read more about the incident here: http://www.examiner.com/sports-headlines-in-national/roethlisberger-probe-officer-who-took-first-report-quits-team-weighs-discipline-options

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Accused cop-killer curses, growls at judge during bond hearing (w/video)

Aiken, SC â€" On Monday, Joshua Tremaine Jones, 26, the man charged with the murder of an Aiken police officer over the weekend, went before Judge Donna Williamson for his bond hearing.

Judge Williams asked the defendant: “Do you want to be screened for an attorney?”

“I don't care!” Jones replied.

“Do you have the income to hire an attorney on your own?”

To which, Jones shot back: “Does it look like it? G** d******!”

Bond was denied.

On Saturday morning, Master Cpl. Sandy Rogers, 48, responded to a suspicious vehicle call at a public park when she was fatally shot.

A few hours later, Jones was arrested in connection with another murder in a nearby Georgia county where he is accused of killing his pregnant girlfriend.

Police found the body of 21-year-old Cayce Vice in her North Augusta apartment after she failed to show up for work Saturday.

The defendant’s father, James Jones was also in the courtroom Monday and told WJBF-TV reporter Jillian Benfield: “This has to be some kind of satanic force, that’s beyond my comprehension.”

Jones also claimed that his son tried to commit suicide by shooting himself in the head a few months ago.

Cpl. Rogers was the second Aiken police officer killed in the line of duty in a little over a month. Officer Scotty Richardson, 33, was shot to death on December 21, while making a routine traffic stop.

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Steelers’ Ben Roethlisberger settles lawsuit with woman who claims he raped her

On Friday, Cal Dunlap, the attorney representing the alleged victim, Andrea McNulty, told Associated Press “the matter has been resolved.”

McNulty claimed that the Pittsburgh Steelers’ quarterback raped her at Harrah’s Resort in Lake Tahoe, where she worked in 2008. She eventually filed a $440,000 lawsuit against Roethlisberger.

Neither Roethlisberger, nor his lawyer has offered any comment on the settlement.

Around 10:30 p.m., on July 11, 2008, Andrea McNulty was working as the concierge at the desk in the penthouse suite of Harrah’s Lake Tahoe. Roethlisberger was staying in the penthouse, while attending a celebrity golf tournament.

According to McNulty, Roethlisberger called the desk and complained that the sound on his television did not work. Unable to reach anyone in the maintenance department, McNulty went to his suite herself.

After discovering that the television was in fact working, she turned to leave, and Roethlisberger blocked the doorway and refused to let her leave.

McNulty alleged that he began kissing and groping her, pushing her onto the bed and despite her pleas, raped her. She said that because of the quarterback’s large stature, she was afraid that he “would physically harm her if she attempted to fight him.”

McNulty claimed that immediately after the rape, Roethlisberger became worried that there were cameras in the room and told her to leave.

McNulty reported the rape to Harrah’s head of security Guy Hyder, who she claims told her that the president of the casino was good friends with Roethlisberger and that “most girls would feel lucky to get to have sex with someone like Ben Roethlisberger.”

McNulty explained she never reported the rape to the police, in fear that she would lose her job. Struggling with depression, she spent the next several months in and out of the hospital, losing more than 30 pounds

Among other facilities, McNulty was admitted to Renown Regional Medical and CenterWest Hills Hospital, suffering from anxiety and depression. It was during one of her hospital stays, that she was diagnosed with post traumatic stress disorder.

In July 2009, she filed a lawsuit for both general and punitive damages, as well as lost wages.

However, at one time, McNulty actually offered to drop her lawsuit if Roethlisberger admitted to the rape, apologized to her and donated $100,000 to a charity which helps women recovering from domestic violence.

Through his attorney, Roethlisberger turned down the offer and continued to deny the assault took place.

In March 2010, McNulty’s claims seemed to gain some credibility, at least with the public, when a 20-year-old woman alleged that Roethlisberger sexually assaulted her in the restroom at a Georgia nightclub while his bodyguards blocked her friends from rescuing her.

Several witnesses came forward to corroborate the woman’s story.

However, police never brought formal charges against Roethlisberger.

Interestingly, the police officer who took the original report on the alleged crime resigned soon after it was determined that no charges would be filed.

Read more about the incident here: http://www.examiner.com/sports-headlines-in-national/roethlisberger-probe-officer-who-took-first-report-quits-team-weighs-discipline-options

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Steelers’ Ben Roethlisberger settles lawsuit with woman who claims he raped her

On Friday, Cal Dunlap, the attorney representing the alleged victim, Andrea McNulty, told Associated Press “the matter has been resolved.”

McNulty claimed that the Pittsburgh Steelers’ quarterback raped her at Harrah’s Resort in Lake Tahoe, where she worked in 2008. She eventually filed a $440,000 lawsuit against Roethlisberger.

Neither Roethlisberger, nor his lawyer has offered any comment on the settlement.

Around 10:30 p.m., on July 11, 2008, Andrea McNulty was working as the concierge at the desk in the penthouse suite of Harrah’s Lake Tahoe. Roethlisberger was staying in the penthouse, while attending a celebrity golf tournament.

According to McNulty, Roethlisberger called the desk and complained that the sound on his television did not work. Unable to reach anyone in the maintenance department, McNulty went to his suite herself.

After discovering that the television was in fact working, she turned to leave, and Roethlisberger blocked the doorway and refused to let her leave.

McNulty alleged that he began kissing and groping her, pushing her onto the bed and despite her pleas, raped her. She said that because of the quarterback’s large stature, she was afraid that he “would physically harm her if she attempted to fight him.”

McNulty claimed that immediately after the rape, Roethlisberger became worried that there were cameras in the room and told her to leave.

McNulty reported the rape to Harrah’s head of security Guy Hyder, who she claims told her that the president of the casino was good friends with Roethlisberger and that “most girls would feel lucky to get to have sex with someone like Ben Roethlisberger.”

McNulty explained she never reported the rape to the police, in fear that she would lose her job. Struggling with depression, she spent the next several months in and out of the hospital, losing more than 30 pounds

Among other facilities, McNulty was admitted to Renown Regional Medical and CenterWest Hills Hospital, suffering from anxiety and depression. It was during one of her hospital stays, that she was diagnosed with post traumatic stress disorder.

In July 2009, she filed a lawsuit for both general and punitive damages, as well as lost wages.

However, at one time, McNulty actually offered to drop her lawsuit if Roethlisberger admitted to the rape, apologized to her and donated $100,000 to a charity which helps women recovering from domestic violence.

Through his attorney, Roethlisberger turned down the offer and continued to deny the assault took place.

In March 2010, McNulty’s claims seemed to gain some credibility, at least with the public, when a 20-year-old woman alleged that Roethlisberger sexually assaulted her in the restroom at a Georgia nightclub while his bodyguards blocked her friends from rescuing her.

Several witnesses came forward to corroborate the woman’s story.

However, police never brought formal charges against Roethlisberger.

Interestingly, the police officer who took the original report on the alleged crime resigned soon after it was determined that no charges would be filed.

Read more about the incident here: http://www.examiner.com/sports-headlines-in-national/roethlisberger-probe-officer-who-took-first-report-quits-team-weighs-discipline-options

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Steelers’ Ben Roethlisberger settles lawsuit with woman who claims he raped her

On Friday, Cal Dunlap, the attorney representing the alleged victim, Andrea McNulty, told Associated Press “the matter has been resolved.”

McNulty claimed that the Pittsburgh Steelers’ quarterback raped her at Harrah’s Resort in Lake Tahoe, where she worked in 2008. She eventually filed a $440,000 lawsuit against Roethlisberger.

Neither Roethlisberger, nor his lawyer has offered any comment on the settlement.

Around 10:30 p.m., on July 11, 2008, Andrea McNulty was working as the concierge at the desk in the penthouse suite of Harrah’s Lake Tahoe. Roethlisberger was staying in the penthouse, while attending a celebrity golf tournament.

According to McNulty, Roethlisberger called the desk and complained that the sound on his television did not work. Unable to reach anyone in the maintenance department, McNulty went to his suite herself.

After discovering that the television was in fact working, she turned to leave, and Roethlisberger blocked the doorway and refused to let her leave.

McNulty alleged that he began kissing and groping her, pushing her onto the bed and despite her pleas, raped her. She said that because of the quarterback’s large stature, she was afraid that he “would physically harm her if she attempted to fight him.”

McNulty claimed that immediately after the rape, Roethlisberger became worried that there were cameras in the room and told her to leave.

McNulty reported the rape to Harrah’s head of security Guy Hyder, who she claims told her that the president of the casino was good friends with Roethlisberger and that “most girls would feel lucky to get to have sex with someone like Ben Roethlisberger.”

McNulty explained she never reported the rape to the police, in fear that she would lose her job. Struggling with depression, she spent the next several months in and out of the hospital, losing more than 30 pounds

Among other facilities, McNulty was admitted to Renown Regional Medical and CenterWest Hills Hospital, suffering from anxiety and depression. It was during one of her hospital stays, that she was diagnosed with post traumatic stress disorder.

In July 2009, she filed a lawsuit for both general and punitive damages, as well as lost wages.

However, at one time, McNulty actually offered to drop her lawsuit if Roethlisberger admitted to the rape, apologized to her and donated $100,000 to a charity which helps women recovering from domestic violence.

Through his attorney, Roethlisberger turned down the offer and continued to deny the assault took place.

In March 2010, McNulty’s claims seemed to gain some credibility, at least with the public, when a 20-year-old woman alleged that Roethlisberger sexually assaulted her in the restroom at a Georgia nightclub while his bodyguards blocked her friends from rescuing her.

Several witnesses came forward to corroborate the woman’s story.

However, police never brought formal charges against Roethlisberger.

Interestingly, the police officer who took the original report on the alleged crime resigned soon after it was determined that no charges would be filed.

Read more about the incident here: http://www.examiner.com/sports-headlines-in-national/roethlisberger-probe-officer-who-took-first-report-quits-team-weighs-discipline-options

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Gov. Haley Barbour pardons Brett Favre’s brother (plus murderers and rapists)

On Tuesday, outgoing Mississippi Governor Haley Barbour issued dozens of controversial pardons among them was one for the brother of longtime Green Bay Packers’ quarterback, Brett Favre.

In 1997, Earnest Scott Favre pleaded guilty to manslaughter charges after he drove in front of a train in Pass Christian, resulting in the death of his passenger Mark Haverty. Favre was drunk at the time.

Favre spent a year on house arrest and another two years on probation.

However, after receiving Barbour’s pardon, his record will be completely cleared of the charges.

On his final day in office, Barbour granted more than 200 pardons, many of them going to drug dealers, murderers and rapists.

Barbour also pardoned convicted murderer David Gatlin, who shot his estranged wife, Tammy Ellis-Gatlin in the head in 1993. He was found guilty of murder, aggravated assault and burglary and sentenced to life in prison.

Another killer, Joseph Ozment also received a pardon. He was convicted in 1994 of murder, conspiracy and armed robbery after killing store clerk Ricky Montgomery during a robbery.

Both of the aforementioned murderers will now be able to move about as they please and legally purchase and carry a gun.

In an attempt to explain his actions, Barbour issued the following statement: “The pardons were intended to allow them to find gainful employment or acquire professional licenses as well as hunt and vote. My decision about clemency was based upon the recommendation of the Parole Board in more than 90 percent of the cases.”

On Wednesday night, Circuit Judge Tomie Green issued an injunction, blocking 21 of Barbour’s pardons. The measure was taken at the request of Mississippi Attorney General Jim Hood.

See a full list of Gov. Barbour's pardons: http://www.mschiefs.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/01/Barbour_Pardons.pdf

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Va. man sentenced for murder of 2-year-old stepson

Roanoke, VA â€" On Friday, Brandon Lockett, 25, was sentenced to 40 years in prison for second-degree murder and 10 years for felony child abuse for the 2010 death of his stepson, Aveion Lewis.

The boy’s mother, Morgan Lockett, was also sentenced earlier this month to 40 years behind bars for her Aveion’s death.

According to prosecutors, the Locketts starved and neglected the child. Both pleaded no contest to the charges.

In January 2010, Brandon Lockett told police that three assailants forced their way into the family’s Jamestown Place apartment, struck him unconscious, and when he awoke, his stepson was gone and his 4-year-old daughter was bound and gagged.

He said that the kidnappers left a $10,000 ransom note.

Though police were suspicious of Lockett’s story, they issued an Amber Alert for the missing toddler, conducting traffic stops, going door-to-door in his neighborhood, and passing out fliers.

Roanoke Police Chief Joe Gaskins told reporters: "We had some reservations about the stories that were being told, but considering the child, we couldn't afford to assume that an abduction had not occurred, so we certainly had to work it from the angle that there had been an abduction."

The next day, police charged Lockett after he admitted that the child was dead before he contacted authorities.

Two weeks later, the little boy’s body was discovered in a landfill, wrapped in plastic and tape.

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Iraq War veteran arrested as suspected serial killer

Anaheim, CA â€" On Saturday, police announced the arrest of 23-year-old Itzcoatl Ocampo of Yorba Linda for a string of recent murders in which homeless men were targeted.

Anaheim Police Chief John Welter said: “We are extremely confident that we have the man who is responsible for all four murders of homeless men in Orange County.”

Ocampo, a former U.S. Marine was arrested Friday night after witnesses followed him from the parking lot of a fast food restaurant, where a homeless man was stabbed to death.

The latest victim has been identified as 64-year-old John Berry, a Vietnam veteran.

The other three victims were

-James McGillivray, 53, was stabbed to death as he slept just outside a shopping center in Placentia on December 20.

- 42-year-old Lloyd Middaugh’s body was discovered in a riverbed in Anaheim on December 28.

-Paulus Cornelius Smit, 57, was found stabbed to death behind a public library in Yorba Linda on December 30.

Police feared that the serial killer was becoming more brazen after Smit’s body was discovered, as he was actually murdered during daylight hours.

All four men were each stabbed multiple times.

As for the suspect, Ocampo’s uncle, Ifrain Gonzalez, has told reporters that his nephew has been seeing things and hearing voices since returning from his tour of duty in Iraq.

Gonzalez said: “When he came back from Iraq, he was sick.”

Ocampo reportedly never sought help and spent most of his time in his bedroom playing video games.

He is expected to be charged with four counts of murder as early as Monday.

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Thugs who posted violent attack on Youtube now under arrest

Chicago, IL - Six teenagers are under arrest tonight with two more expected to turn themselves in shortly after a brutal robbery that the assailants filmed and posted to Youtube.

It was that same video that led to the capture of the suspects, after police began receiving tips from the public on the identity of those involved in the attack.

On Sunday afternoon, the victim, a 17-year-old boy was walking past James Ward Elementary School in the Bridgeport section of the city when the thugs grabbed him. He was beaten mercilessly for several minutes and robbed of his wallet and shoes.

The taped beating lasted for an excruciating 3 minutes and 39 seconds, during which time the victim was punched, kicked and choked.

Amazingly enough, he suffered only minor injuries and was treated and released at Mercy Hospital.

Police Supt. Garry McCarthy told CBS Chicago: “The fact that these kids think its okay to video this; which they’re doing on purpose, it didn’t happen by accident, somebody didn’t just say, ‘Oh, I have a phone, let’s tape this … it’s deliberate.”

“Fortunately, you know, we don’t have serious injury or death here. Someone picks up a brick, who knows, right? So, that’s the next step in this evolution. It becomes almost like a gateway,” McCarthy said.

Of course, these types of brutal attacks have become commonplace in Chicago.

McCarty stated: “This isn’t new, unfortunately. This is a dynamic that’s been going on for a while. Almost common, let’s put it that way. We just had an incident with a homeless man getting knocked out on a train platform, right? We were able to make arrests on that very quickly, but it’s the same exact thing. They did it on purpose, they taped it on purpose and then they put it up on YouTube.”

The victim in this case, reportedly attends Marie Curie Metropolitan High School, while the alleged attackers all attend Thomas Kelly High School.

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Lady Bears Remain Unanimous No. 1 In Women’s Poll

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(January 16, 2012)–The Lady Bears received all the first-place votes Monday for the seventh straight week after routing Oklahoma State and Texas to remain No. 1 in the associated Press women’s college basketball poll.

Baylor has a challenging week ahead, visiting No. 17 Texas Tech and hosting No. 23 Kansas State.

The Wildcats entered the Top 25 for the first time since the final poll of 2009 after beating then-No. 10 Texas Tech by one point.

Notre Dame, Connecticut, Stanford and Duke followed Baylor. Kentucky jumped to sixth after beating Tennessee and South Carolina.

Rutgers ranked seventh and Maryland fell to eighth after losing at Miami for its first loss.

The Lady Vols and Ohio State round out the top 10.

Penn State reentered the poll at No. 22 after defeating Nebraska, which fell from 15th to 20th. Gonzaga and South Carolina dropped out a week after entering the Top 25.

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JaguarPC Rolls Out CloudLinux Across Shared & Reseller Web Hosting Services

Fulshear, TX (PRWEB) December 28, 2011- JaguarPC, a market-leader in shared hosting, reseller web hosting, Virtual Private Servers (VPS hosting), and dedicated server hosting, announced today the implementation of the CloudLinux operating system (OS) to further improve server stability. Working alongside the policies and practices that JaguarPC already has in place, the deployment of this new operating system specifically designed for use in shared hosting environments provides customers with peace of mind that their web presence is in good hands.

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What is Web Hosting? – Web Hosting Defined

If you look for the term ‘good web hosting plans’ on search engines, over one million sites are listed for selection. upon closer scrutiny, most of them provide the same service as the next one, only at a different price. how does a person who is new to hosting services decide which one is the best? the terminology used by the service providers can be confusing and therefore, here is a list of words that we ar&# 101; going to define and these words are used in relation to web hosting. the words are web hosting, Linux server, unlimited disk space, and unlimited bandwidth.

Web hosting, is a term undefined by many. Basically, it is a computer that stores your website files. it contains pictures, tests, and various other codes necessary to run a website. the server is accessible by other people and stores website files of others. In direct contrast, your personal computer is inaccessible to other people, and does not store anyone else files but yours.

Linux server can be compared to Windows XP or Windows Vista; it works along the same line as the operating system in your computer. Windows XP and Windows Vista are the normal operating systems in personal computers. there are some advanced level users who do use Linux in their personal computer, but normally Linux is operated as a host server. Linux has much more security than other operating systems. it requires the user to give permission for every single command given. Linux works like an antivirus. Linux hosting is known for its safety, and any hosting service provi der that uses Linux, is assured of the safety of their hosting service.

You are not limited in any way in the number of files you can have if you are offered unlimited disk space.

When unlimited bandwidth is stated it is stating that virtually an infinite number of visitors can visit your site at the same time.

All hosting services will use the terms above, so it is smart to be familiar with them. the most important service of a web hosting service provider is that they provide excellent customer service. we hope now, when you are trying to select the best web hosting service for you, you are familiar with the new terms, understand them, and know what services are being offered.

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