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The site has grown quickly and needs around 50,000 more servers to handle the load. Facebook has over 70 million active users and around 109 million monthly visitors.
According to Business Week, Google and Microsoft need a lot of server space. Google has at least a million servers and adds 500,000 per year. Microsoft is adding 200,000 servers per year.
While Facebook keeps expanding, their revenue is rumored to be at about break even. Last year they were said to bring in $150 million and plan to double that figure this year. They have more than 500 employees.
Here’s a short history of Facebook investments:
2004 - $500,000 from PayPal co-founder Peter Thiel in an angel round.
2005 - $12.8 million in venture capital from Accel Partners, $25 million from Greylock Partners and Meritech Capital Partners.
2007 - Microsoft invested $246 million for 1.6% share in Facebook and Hong Kong billionaire Li Ka-shing invested $60 million.
by Nina Schnipper There are many ways to stretch your muscles and your body. Traditional stretches involve stretching one muscle at a time. They are often done before or after a work-out. Another type of stretching is called proprioceptive neuromuscular facilitation (PNF). When you practice a PNF stretch for a muscle, you use the help of other muscles to enable you to get a deeper stretch.There are a few other styles of stretching, including assisted and partner stretches, but yoga may be the most holistic type.Roots of Yoga. Yoga has been practiced for thousands of years. It originated in India.
by: Terri Zelasko The term athlete has never more aptly applied to golfers than it does today. While strength continues to remain an important part of the game, power gained through flexibility and balance are now what put a great golf game within reach for many. So what's the key to achieving the level of flexibility and balance that will transform your game? Core muscle group flexibility. Think about it. Your swing revolves around your navel, the area supported by the core muscles. Not just your abs but the entire core - your obliques, glutes, piriformis, hip flexors, and hamstrings. Your
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