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Window Cleaning in Woodley

Established in 1999 and operating throughout the Reading and Wokingham area, our success can be attributed to following traditional values of hard work, excellent customer service and value for money.

We clean windows. Woodley is where we do our work. For cleaning windows and window cleaning in Woodley, we are the people to speak with.

Window cleaning services include:

External Domestic & Commercial Window Cleaning
Internal Domestic & Commercial Window Cleaning
Office Window Cleaning
PVCU Window Frame Cleaning
Conservatory Roof Cleaning
We specialise in serving the needs of domestic window cleaning at very competitive rates and we offer a monthly, six-weekly or at your convenience service.

Areas covered: Woodley, REading, Twyford, Berkshire. Windows cleaned in all of these areas/

A new CSI blog

2008-09-15T12:48:00.000+01:00

Not much here at the moment. In fact, nothing at all. But it might grow into something!

Maybe....

http://crimesceneinvestigator.blogspot.com/

Great SEO Blogs

2008-09-15T12:41:00.002+01:00

Another great SEO blog here!

There are loads of SEO blogs around but a lot of the advice that you get from them is rubbish! My favourite blog is the Mass Media Design SEO Services blog, although they also do some great Web Design Reading stuff.

The problem with Google is that they don't tell you how to get good ratings for your website so you have to spend a lot of time reading this blogs to learn SEO. It's not awlays simple and often you're better off going to an SEO company to do it for you.

But, if you have time and what to learn, the best check out some of the good SEO blogs!

Want to know more about CSI?

2008-09-10T10:42:00.003+01:00

Taken from Wikipedia:

CSI: Crime Scene Investigation is an American crime drama television series that trails the investigations of a team of Las Vegas forensic scientists as they unveil the circumstances behind mysterious and unusual deaths and other crimes. The show was created by Anthony E. Zuiker and is filmed primarily on the Universal Studios at Universal City, California. The pilot episode was first broadcast on October 6, 2000, and eight seasons have been aired.

CSI Children's parties?

Junior Detective parties?

How about a Corporate Event?

Try a Crime Scene Investigating day!

Crime Scene Investigation

2008-09-09T14:27:00.003+01:00

Looking for a great party idea?

How about a Children's parties?

How about a Corporate Event?

Try a Crime Scene Investigating day!

I don't tend to promote things here but this is a fun event and I recommend it to anyone interested in the CSI series.

What is Web 2.0?

2008-07-29T08:48:00.000+01:00

For the past couple of years, you’ve probably heard the term Web 2.0 but more than likely you’re not too clear on what it means, how you might use it and how it might benefit you. Unsurprisingly, you’re in good company since even the experts can't agree on how best to define it. Search Google for ‘What is Web 2.0’ to see what I mean.

I’m not going to attempt to provide a final definition of what it is, but I am going to try to explain what most people mean when they say it and hopefully give you food for thought on how you might want to use it on your own web site.

Think back to the late 1990s and consider what the web was like. Google was attempting to beat Yahoo! as the number 1 search engine, using Napster (pre-legal Napster) to download MP3s was the cool thing to do and broadband was in its infancy. Now consider where we are today and some of the main web brands – Facebook, Blogger, MySpace, YouTube, Flickr and Digg. For me, these websites epitomise Web 2.0 technology.

For me, the first step in allowing technology to flourish on the web was the greater availability of bandwidth. This allowed you to upload high res pictures and videos and generally create a richer web experience. The second step was the trend of sharing things with a community, whether it was your favourite videos, pictures, websites or your own views on a particular topic, which you could easily publish by creating your own blog. Quite how using the web to share as a community came about I don't know but arguably it's what the web was best suited for all along.

The final component which has helped make the web a more pleasant place to work in and which is itself often thought of as Web2.0, is Ajax. Ajax is a combination of JavaScript (a programming language) and XML (a technique of marking data to give it more meaning rather than just a bunch of words/numbers/whatever).

Ajax isn’t an obvious part of Web2.0 to the end user in the same way that video or blogs are, but it does allow the techies to do some nice stuff that you couldn’t do pre-Web2.0. In its simplest form, Ajax allows you to send small amounts of data backwards and forwards between the server. It doesn’t sound like much but it means that instead of a web page reloading each time you send a form or click a button, just a small part of the web page reloads making interactions with the web page far quicker and responsive and sometimes invisible. To see Ajax in action, take a look at Facebook and scroll through some photos - it works much more like a desktop application (like Picasa) than a web page - that's Ajax.

So, it’s a very brief overview and I’m expecting lots of comments telling me that I’m totally wrong, but this is my view of Web 2.0 technologies:

1. Greater use of broadband allows more flexibility of hosting large videos and images

2. Sharing of information via blogs, recommendations and the forming of large communities

3. A more pleasant web experience using Ajax technologies.