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Renewal Procedure: Let's Encrypt SSL Certificate in Godaddy

I found the process to be quite straight forward. The only precondition is you already have the SSL certificate installed and running with the entries in MX entries. 1) Login into your Godaddy account 2) Go to CPanel Hosting Account 3) This entire segment is sub-categorized under different headings like - Metrics, Security, Software, etc. 4)Under section "Security"and click SSL/TLS 5) The new page that opens, click on the hyper linked text under section - Install and Manage SSL for your site (HTTPS) and Manage SSL sites 6)click "Update Certificate" 7) Click Button - Autofill Domain 8) There are 3 sections which gets filled automatically as the button you pressed in step 7) suggests 9) In Separate Browser tab open page - https://zerossl.com/free-ssl/#crt 10) Without fail provide your email address where renewal reminder will come as next renewal date arrives 11) Copy and paste, Autofilled Private Key details in Godaddy to the space und

Off beat Goa travel Destination and overall experience

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I have been planning this trip for quite sometimes and finally, when I found flight ticket rates at reasonable level, I first bought my flight tickets. I bought non stop Indigo flight and 1 stop return flight from Goa. We decided to stay in Majorda, Goa at Tree house blue. Tree House Blue has its own website - https://treehousehotels.in/hotels/treehouse-goa/ and profiles in several travel booking websites like - makemytrip.com (I prepaid and booked my hotel from here) ,goibibo, cleartrip.com, etc. This hotel contains quite good review in these websites. However, certain things came to light during the stay. Tree House Blue, Majorda, Goa - Ratings (was staying in room 108) Room Cleanliness - 4/5 (bed sheets and blanket covers were dirty and carried marks of past use) Staff Behaviour - 5/5 (Prompt and professional behaviour) Tipping - 5/5 (No tips solicited) Distance from Majorda Beach - 2.5/5 (We walked for 45 min to reach beach and many parts of the road were deserted,

detritus ecosystem

Detrius ecosystems are ecosystems which partially or fully depend o the dead organic matter produced in another ecosystem.Example:-Cave ecosystem.In certai subcomponents of the ecosystem,energy is derived from the detrius in the system obtained through decomposition as is the case with some autotroph based ecosystems. Decomposition is important for obtaining detrius through fragmentation,leaching but primarily by tyhe activity of organisms that may facilitate both leaching & fragmentation.However,it must be pointed that not all parts get decomposed at the same time or at the same rate,lignin decays more slowly than cellulose as an example.on the basis of the environment in which the detrius is decomposed it is subcategorized into the followinfg divisions:- 1)detrius decomposition in forest ecosystem; 2)detrius decomposition in grasslands; 3)detrius decomposition in chapparral; 4)detrius decomposition in deserts; 5) detrius decomposition in aquatic

pond/pool/bogs/lakes/swamps as an ecosystem

there are 3 broad categories on aquatic ecosystem:- a)Fresh water; b)Marine;and c)Estuarine. Together these 3 components compose 70% of Earth's surface 7 are diverse in their physical,chemical and biological components.Fresh water ecosystems cover 2% of earth;s surface.Eg.:-Lake supirior. Fresh water ecosystems are characterized by :- a)Havimg a running water(Lotic Ecosystem);and b)Stagnant water(Lentic Eosystem) Lentic ecosystems includes ponds/lakes/pools/bogs etc. and varies considerably in physical,chemical and biological characteristics.they can be considered to have 3 zones:- a)Littoral; b)Limnetic; and c)profoundal. Littoral zone extends from the shoreline to the innermost rooted plants successively passing from rooted emergent forms ,such as reeds and cattail,rooted species and is populated ,like water lilies and in deeper waters to various submerged but rooted species and is populated by snakes,frogs.A considerable variety of adult a

marine ecosystem

Mar i ne ecosystem which are of singular ecological significance occupy 70% of Earth's surface,with average depth of 3750m & salinity averaging 3.5%.unlike fresh water ecosystems ,marine ecosystems are continuous & is in continuous circulation via major surface currents , waves , tidal action, upwelling etc. In the absence of vertical mixing of the deep waters which constitute 60% of ocean stay permanently at 3(degrees)celcius. the concentration of nutrients in ocean is low.Hydrogen & oxygen form 96% of total ocean elements.   The major zones in marine ecosystems are litoral,neritic,pelagic benthic.   a) The litoral or inter-tidal zone :-It is subjected to physical violence of waves & tides & to fluctuations of temperature ,moisture & light intensity. Along rocky shores we find sandy shores organisms are adapted to burrowing in or adhering to sand like- ghost crabs, sand dollars etc. Mud flats occurring in Bays houses algae on the su

'limiting factor' concept

American ecologist G.Clarke defined limiting factor as that which "first stops the growth or spread of an organism".the origin of this concept is attributed to German chemist J.V.Liebig in his treatise-"Organic chemistry & it's Application to Agriculture & Physiology" where he noted," Crops of a field diminish or increase in exact proportion to the diminution or increase of the mineral substances conveyed to it in nature". His law of minimum applied to inorganic nutrients although it got modified with the passage of time to include physical factors, temperature & rainfall etc. as well.   F.F.Beckman extended the Liebig's law of minimum to encompass the limiting effects of the maximum as well which came to be known as the Law of Limiting Factor. He noted that in treating physiological phenomena, assimilation, respiration, growth & the like, which have a varying magnitude under the varying ex

various geologic factors influencing the ground water movement and storage

Ground water is the wter that occupies pores,cavities,cracks and other spaces in the crustal rocks and includes the water precipitated from the atmosphere which has percolated through the soil,water that has risen from deep magamtic sources or liberated during the igneous activity or that which is stored in sedimentary rock layers. Most ground water originates as recharge in upland areas,through infiltration.However,it discharges from the saturated zones back to ground surface in low lying areas,usually at springs/bottom of surface water bodies.Since,ground water always moves towards lower heads,these exist points are always at a lower elevation than the water table where ground water enters the system as recharge. Increasing depth of the earth's crust causes rock porosity and permeability to decrease.Pore fluids become hotter and more concentrated with the dissoved minerals as depth increases.Deeper than about 10 Km. ,the crust has low intrinsic permeability due to