Your friend Faye Borthick wants to set up a small Web site devoted to gardening. She believes her many years of experience in gardening give her an understanding of the kinds of gardening tools, fertilizers, soil amendment products, herbicides, pesticides, and plants that appeal to the serious gardener. Right now Faye does not want to sell anything, although she might change her mind in the future. She merely wants to display pages of plant photography, write and store short how-to papers for novice gardeners, and provide links to other gardening tips on the Web. She wants your advice on whether to self-host the Web site or use an ISP (or CSP) to start her endeavor. Use The List or the TopHosts sites to locate information on the cost of using a service provider to host a Web site. Then, estimate what a small Web site might cost in terms of the minimal configuration of hardware and software. Estimate the design and development costs and the annual maintenance costs. Then, select one of the Web server programs. Estimate the cost of a Web connection. Write a 200-word summary of everything you think Faye needs to know to use either of the two options (she builds it or she uses a service provider) for creating her site.