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Joomla Hosting Interviewed Mike Zyvoloski of InMotion Hosting to find out more about the company.

Atlanta, Ga (PRWEB) March 05, 2013

Joomla Hosting asked about the background of InMotion Hosting. Mike answered, "InMotion Hosting was founded in 2001 in Los Angeles, California with only 3 employees, a tiny office, and one server. Our founders had worked for other hosting companies in the past and had recognized that customer service was seriously lacking which they believed was a very important factor to make any business successful. So they founded InMotion Hosting on a customer centric model and set the lofty goal to change the industry."

Joomla Hosting asked Mike about the hosting plans offered by InMotion hosting. He replied, "The Business Class Hosting is really our core product for professionals starting out their businesses. The variety of options and features are geared toward their needs. For businesses on a higher volume and scale, we offer VPS hosting, where users can have some flexibility with their servers. Finally, for the high demanding businesses who need full control and adaptability, we offer dedicated servers."

He moved on to technical support saying, "Our philosophy on tech support is easy. To thrill every customer with our expertise, professionalism, availability, and honest desire to see them succeed. What this means is that we treat each and every customer as a human being."

In closing, Mike announced some news about their website, "We are in the process of launching a BRAND NEW updated website which is complete redesign of our old site. Other than that we are always working and improving our products and services. We do have a few big 'game changers' on the horizon but it is a little too early to give information on those plans but stay tuned and we promise they won't disappoint."

This interview is part of the JoomlaHosting.com interview category on their website. Other published interviews like the one with A Small Orange CEO, Douglas Hanna, can be found on their website.

About Joomla Hosting -- JoomlaHosting.com was established in 2009 The site was created as a place for Joomla Users to post reviews and learn about the best Joomla hosting companies. They are not related in any way with the Official Joomla Project. It is a website that brings hosting, server information, and help to the Joomla community.

About Intown Web Design (http://www.intownwebdesign.com) -- Located in Atlanta, GA, they are a web design and development firm with a focus on creating functional websites for business. Clients range from startups to corporations traded on the NYSE. Founded in 2007, with a specialty in open source technologies including PHP, Joomla and WordPress. They have continued to expand their expertise into improving site performance, usability and search engine rankings.

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From the language of guns to the difference between U.S. and U.K. crosswords, the highlights from our favorite language blogs and the latest in word news and culture

Did you watch the Academy Awards last Sunday? We did and enjoyed thisanalysis of Oscar speechesfar more. Meanwhile, Ben Yagoda enjoyed theluscious language of Lincoln; Ben Schmidt pointed out theanachronismsin Best Picture winner,Argo; and Geoff Nunberg wondered ifhistorical accuracy of languagereally matters.

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In politics, NPR discussed howlanguage shapes the gun debate; we metthe man who editsthe speeches of North Korean leader Kim Jung Un; and we were glad to learn the Associated Presschanged their style guidelinesin regards to the language around same-sex marriage.

While last week Allan Metcalf explained thegrammar of newspaper headlines, this week he told us aboutthe poetry of it. AtMacmillan Dictionary blog, Gill Francis assured usyou cant go wrong with a hyphen, and Lars Trap-Jensen gave usa view from Denmarkregarding the dominance of English.TheOxfordWords blogdiscussedthe language of crime, andStan Careytranslated somewonderful Dublin phrases.

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Fritinancys word of the week wasbehindativeness,"the exaggerated rear shape created by a large dress bustle." TheWord Spyspottedgoalodicy,"the continued pursuit of a goal despite evidence that the goal cannot be achieved," anddemitarian,"a person who cuts his or her meat consumption in half."

TheDialect Blogshared a great find, theNBC Handbook of Pronunciation, as well as some thoughts on thelanguage inGame of Thrones.Lynneguistexplained the difference between British and Americancrosswords.Sesquioticagave us a taste ofmoxibustionandglides,and as his alter ego James Harbeck, rounded upnine confusing ways to pluralize words.

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LONDON -- Last month, USA TODAY wrote about the unlikely scenario that would see the United Kingdom's Queen Elizabeth take a cue from Pope Benedict XVI and resign her office due to health reasons.

No way, was the consensus from experts, and even from the queen herself -- based on past statements reflecting her attitudes to public service and the moral necessity to keep on keeping on. It's not starting the job that's difficult, it's seeing it through, another British female leader -- Margaret Thatcher -- is fond of remarking, a saying of her grocer father's. As far as anyone can tell, the queen wants to see it through.

And on Monday, she proved that when she walked out unassisted of King Edward VII Hospital in London after receiving treatment for a suspected case of gastroenteritis.

The well-being of Britain's official head of state is no trifling matter, of course, but the doting British press weren't given that much to go on in terms of reporting the queen's ailment, which forced her first hospitalization in 10 years. However, the subtext from the various non-announcements was clear, and it chimes with the queen's preferred operating mode: No reason for alarm, nothing to see here, move along now. Above all, there must be NO fuss. There certainly won't be any resigning.

Still, on Monday, as the queen spent her second day recovering at King Edward VII Hospital in London, the British bulldog spirit was once again in evidence. Buckingham Palace wasn't saying much. She's being assessed but is in good health. It's just a precautionary measure. She's in "good spirits." That kind of thing.

So what was a royal press to do? The Sun tabloid newspaper -- under the headline "Her Majesty the Queasy" -- focused on the queen's health record: Wisdom tooth removed in 1982, stitches in hand after a bite from her corgi in 1993, bloodshot eye in 2006, etc. The Daily Mirror noted that sometimes we just forget that she is 86, after all. The Daily Telegraph mused that even a highly devoted monarch needs to sometimes just let go and admit she's ill and get the necessary care.

Such was the dearth of available information that a great deal of column inches was given over to a discussion of two police officers who were standing guard outside King Edward VII's Hospital on Sunday evening. The two officers are known as "Big Tone" and "Little Tone," because -- you guessed it -- at 7 feet 2 inches Anthony Wallyn towers over his 5-foot-6 partner Tony Thich. "Big Tone," Sky News reported, gets 100 to 500 requests for a photo every day. Further, The Guardian is holding a "caption competition" where readers can speculate on what "these two amusingly paired officers" could be saying.

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