How to Make Money Hosting a Home Poker TournamentIn Feburary 2016 11,

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Choose a poker game. No-Limit Texas Hold 'Em is the most popular poker game, mainly because it is simple to learn and encourages aggressive play. There are other types of poker, but most players are familiar with Hold 'Em.
Select a buy-in total and payout structure. In tournaments in which the entire pot is up for grabs, a normal pay structure might award 50 percent to the winner, 25 percent to the runner-up, 15 percent to the third-place finisher and 10 percent to whomever places fourth. For a tournament in which the host takes a cut, the numbers might look more like 45/22/10/8, with the other 15 percent going to the host.
Send out an open invitation. The more players you can attract, the bigger the pots and the larger your share. Include what the stakes are and how the prize positions will be paid out. Don't send invitations to more players than you can handle, and be clear on whether people can invite others to come along. Having too many players is a problem.
Agree on a blinds structure once everyone has arrived. Some players prefer to see the blinds (another name for the ante before the hand) go up quickly so the game doesn't take as long. Others would rather have the blinds climb slowly. Once a format is agreed to, shuffle the cards and start the tournament.
Pay the winners. For a tournament with $1,500 in the pot, the winner should take home around $675, the runner-up $330, the third-place finisher $150, the fourth-place player $120 and the host $225.
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Differences Between SQL SQL ExpressIn Feburary 2016 08,

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SQL Server can have up to eight processors and 2 terabytes (TB) of memory, while SQL Express has only one processor and a maximum of 1 gigabyte (GB) of RAM, where 1 TB equals 1,000 GB. Also, SQL Express can have only a maximum of 10 GB of database size, while the SQL Server can have a maximum of 524 petabytes (PB), where one PB equals 1,000 TB. SQL Server allows for more scalability in its database because it has a lot of room to store data.
Availability
SQL Server is more readily available than SQL Express. In an unlikely event that the database gets corrupted, SQL Server provides more options for backing up the entire database. Mirrored backups and database snapshots that can capture the daily state of the database are available for SQL Server. This allows for faster recovery and restoration of data. Memory and processor support is also available for SQL Server in case of a server failure.
Security
Both SQL Server and SQL Express provide high security. They employ data encryption policies and build firewalls around the server to prevent data from being hacked or stolen. One difference between the two when it comes to security is that SQL Server provides an added protection in the event that the physical hard drive containing the database itself is stolen. With Transparent Data Encryption (TDE) it doesn't simply encrypt the database, but also protects the keys that are used to decrypt the database. It uses a certificate to protect the keys and, without it, the physical hard drive is useless.
Integration and Operability
SQL Server provides more room for integrating with other software products. It can replicate data for Oracle databases and supports Web services. It allows for easy exporting and importing of data from different sources, which is not available in SQL Express. The SQL Server can perform complex queries and extract information from large databases. It also provides development tools to edit and design the database. It's more programmable and suited for database developers because it provides all the necessary tools to customize the database.
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Dreamweaver Tutorial in JavaScriptIn Feburary 2016 07,

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Select a link, image or form element on a Dreamweaver page. Click the 'body' tag in the lower-left corner of the document window to attach a behavior to an entire Web page -- for example, opening a popup window that welcomes visitors to your website.
Select 'Behaviors' from the 'Window' menu. Click '+' in the Behaviors panel and select an action, such as 'Popup Message.'
Enter the parameters for your selected action. You can enter 'Welcome to my website' for the popup message, for example. Each action has a different dialog box with specific parameters and instructions that apply to the selected action. Click 'OK.'
Change the event that triggers the action in the Behavior panel if it is not the trigger event that you want. In our popup window event, the onLoad event is the default event. You could change the trigger event to 'onUnload' and the message to 'Thanks for visiting. Come back soon!'
Click 'File' and 'Save.' Preview your Web page to test your changes by pressing F12.
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