How do I go about purchasing a domain name and a web host?

I am new at web design and I was told that I need to buy a domain name and a web host to make my site “live”. I am doing this for a coffee shop. Also, is it really necessary to buy those? Any advice and information pertaining web design is welcome. Thanks

If I cancel a web host plan will the domain be available to others?

I’m canceling my web host plan, how long after I cancel will the domain be available to others? Will it still last until the expiration date?

Warez linking forum domain and web host options?

i want to start vbulletin forum that will allow people to post rapidsharemegaupload links but unsure where to register a domain name and to host it?

i assume something based in russia or the netherlands is the way to go but need to know what are the best providers?

How do these sites host web sites and domain, and register domains?

I want to know how these websites can charge money for domains? Do they own all the domains, or can I register domains also?

How do these sites host web sites? How does someone setup a web site hosting site?

Question about Yahoo Small Business web hosting? Domain name? Technical Support? Sample websites?

I’m starting to design a website with Yahoo‘s Small Business Web Hosting service, using their SiteBuilder tool. I’ve hit a little stump though, and need to ask some questions.
First of all, do you have a website that you have built through Yahoo that I could see?
Secondly, do you have the technical support # for them? I haven’t set up my account yet, but they aren’t getting my business if I don’t have all of the bugs worked out yet.
Thirdly, if you know this, I’ve figured out how to have more than 5 tabs, but I can’t figure out how to create more than 5 pages with them. Is there a way?
Thank you in advance! I do choose best answers.
CHANGE OF PLANS!!
I figured out how to add a new page. Now I just need website examples and a technical support phone number.
Thanks!

Does Yahoo Small Business web hosting allow adult content sites?

How can I transfer a webpage that I have to a Yahoo Small Business web-hosting service.?

what about yahoo small business web hosting?.Comapring to other shared hosting ,which is the best?.?

What web host and domain provider you use?

I just wanted a survey which company people use to host their webpages on and where do they get their domain provider. Plus why did you choose those companies?

What is a legitimate, inexpensive web hosting provider?

I need a new web host but I’m really getting lost in them. For example, are FatCow or iPage legitimate, or scams? What are hosting providers that you use, and definitely know to work? I don’t want to get scammed, so any advise, tips, or things to look out for would be grand to know.

I need a website for my art portfolio, so it would have a lot of images and perhaps a shopping cart, eventually.

Thank you.

What’s a good web host provider?

I’ve been wanting to start my own web site for a while now but I’m afraid to choose a provider. I’m not looking for a free one because I don’t want the banners and popups. Anyone know any good providers with reasonable prices?

Are there any web host providers that provide unlimited bandwidth for a fixed price?

I want to create my own website. I’m worried that the traffic to my website could exceed the my allowed bandwidth and I could be stuck with a huge bill from the web host provider. Could this happen or is this something I shouldn’t worry about? Thank you.

Was Coach K right when asked about the President’s bracketology?

What I mean is shouldn’t the President be too busy to worry about college basketball brackets, his bowling score, watching the Wizards lose to the Bulls, going on Jay Leno, pulling weeds in Michele’s new garden or even spending the morning on the web hosting a town hall?

We do have two wars – err contingency operations, an economic downturn, a recalcitrant North Korea planning firing long range missile launches, a drug war on our border, Illegal Immigration, a flood in the midwest, a holocaust in Darfor, a civil war in the Ivory Coast, a looming trade war with China, pirates off the Somali coast, oppression in Burma, near civil war in Pakistan, nuclear ambitions in Iran, the looming energy crisis, Russian provocations in Georgia, and God only knows what classified crisis de jour that we don’t even know about.

So is this really a good use of his time?
Thanks for the answers – all of you! So I re-read the question because I got accused of being from a particular party (which I’m not). Are we really going to compare him to Bush as the model – so it’s okay because W was neglectful? I gotta say, if I was President, I’d bring back the Kennedy yatch that Carter sold, spend a lot of time traveling to troubled areas like Hawaii and the French Riviera and go to every Super Bowl and World Series I could convince the Secret Service to let me attend. But that’s probably why I’m just a Yahoo Answer guy, not President…

What do you think about these facts about Muslim women in the U.S.?

Four Surprising Facts
Revealed in The Face Behind the Veil

* American Muslim Women Are Among the Most Diverse in
the World

American Muslim Women hail from 77 countries.
Indeed, most are not Arabs, but South Asians. Many are
African Americans tracing their ancestry to Muslim
slaves brought to America by the slave traders. A
growing number of Anglos and Hispanic women are
finding their spiritual home in Islam. Muslim women
are also diverse in how they practice their faith:
Many do not wear the hijab, for example.

* Muslim Women in America Are Not Downtrodden

Most Muslim women profiled in the book have
college educations and work outside the home. One
study shows that Muslim families have an average
household income of $75,000, making them among the
most affluent in America. For the most part, Muslim
women here are not the downtrodden who are seen on
nightly newscasts in Europe or Third World countries.
The women profiled in the book say Islam promotes
learning and that is why so many Muslim women are
educated. Even Muslim refugee women, denied an
education, are eager to learn once in America. And
they make sure their children have the education they
didn’t have.

* America has influenced Islam — and Muslim women.

America’s Islam is not Europe’s, South Asia’s
or the Middle East’s. Many American mosques have
become a gathering place, from hosting Brownie troops
to Weight Watchers. Many Christians who converted to
Islam, particularly African Americans, hold religious
classes and services on Sunday, even though they still
go to Islam’s traditional Friday prayers. America’s
influence is also why there is such a fight for equal
treatment in the mosques here. While some women, such
as in Pakistan and other South Asia countries are used
to not going to religious services, American women
aren’t. They want the same facilities, the same
treatment in the mosque as men receive.

* Technology has helped spread Islam across America

American Muslims have used the Internet to
strengthen their faith. Muslim women can now buy
whatever hijab or gowns they want on the Internet. Or
they can chat online why they chose not to wear any
sort of scarf. They can find a mate on a matchmaking
website. They can study the Quran on the web or join
Muslim groups. Although they may be the only Muslim
family in Smallville, they are only a click away from
finding other Muslims like themselves throughout the
United States.
https://www.facebehindtheveil.com/book.html
I love the compassion that many of the people that answered have for their fellow human beings.
Makes me quite sad that some people don’t care.
To the person that said they should burn after reading about peaceful women shows that you are racist and prejudiced.
For cruse.. I can’t answer anymore questions. Why don’t you allow anybody to email you?

could somebody summarise this articles into 50 words please..?

TOPIC: ONLINE UNIVERSITY

Aug 21 – 28 2006 issue- styudying in Iraq and Uganda doesnt mean having to pass up a diploma from aworld class university anymore. Not when so many are available online. Oxford University, to cite just one example, has offered its master’s in international-human-rights law to student working for the Truth and Reconciliation Commission in East Timor, or those aiding tsunami survivors in Acheh. Tristram Wyatt director of online learning at Oxford, says that in cyberspace, the “connection can be more profound than a real class. The student are actually in the world’s hotspots”

Like so much on the Internet, Web classes stumbled after being hailed as the next big thing in the late 1990s. The first movers like the London School’s of Economics’ Fathom or NYU Online, failed-losing hundreds of millions of dollars- because students in the West prefer to attend class and parties on a real campus. But online or distance learning is now an established and rapidly growing industry, mainly in Asia and the developing world. Market analysts at IDC predict that the global market that the corporate e-learning will soar from $8 billion last year to $26 billion by 2010. In the United
States, 65 percent of graduate school now offer online courses, available to students anywhere in the world.

The trend is opening doors for students from small villages in Ethiopia to the back streets of Bangladesh – where tiny Internet cafes are now the portals to first-rate education. In China, delegates from Western online universities, like Scotland’s Interactive University, can be found in small towns trying to snap up students for whom studying abroad would be too expensive. In Pakistan last month, the government teamed up with one of the world’s largest online education providers, U21 Global, based in Singapore, to launch an ad campaign promoting higher education to rural youth.

Besides switching focus to the developing world, online universities are working to make virtual classes more engaging. While early efforts simply posted recorded lectures and lecture notes, courses now offer chat rooms hosted by professors, instant-messenger office hours, flashy PowerPoint-style coursework and lectures formatted for iPods. It’s even becoming fun socially, says Derek Conlon, 42, an IT manager at one of the top investment-banking firms in London, who recently got his diploma from Oxford online: “It’s not like what I’ve seen on TV with fraternities, but I made friends with people from all around the world. You’re only an e-mail away.”

can anyone explain any of this to me regarding Obama?

Obama has spent over $1 million dollars defending all the lawsuits that have been filed since my lawsuit of August 21, 2008;

Why spend that amount of money if you were really born in Hawaii and for up to Twenty-Five [$25.00] Dollars one can secure a duplicate copy of the “vault” birth certificate [“vault” = certificate that has hospital name, doctor’s name & signature, weight and length of baby, etc.];

All, yes ALL of Obama’s records are “SEALED” – why ?

Birth records;

School records – “SEALED” because they will probably show that Obama applied for and recived “foreign aid” indicating he was from Kenya or Indonesia where he was “adopted”;

Occidental College;

Columbia University;

Harvard Law School;

State Senate Records from Illinois;

Passport records;

Hospital records from Kenya and two [2] hospitals in Hawaii;

COLB [Certification of Live Birth] that was placed on Obama’s website had Father’s Race as “AFRICAN” – a term not used in 1961;

On obamacrimes.com website:

Tape of Sara Obama, Obama’s step-paternal grandmother who states in Swahilli that she was in hospital in Mombasa, Kenya when Obama was born with Obama’s half-brother and half-sister;

Affidavits from two [2] ministers who taped Sara Obama;

On November 6, 2008, a Detroit Talk Show “Mike in the Morning” Host Mike Clark, Trudi Daniels and Marc Fellhauer from WRIF Radio, Detroit, Michigan called and spoke with the Kenyan Ambassador to the United States, Peter N.R.O. Ogego in Washington, DC who confirmed that Obama’s birth place was a well known attraction and his paternal grandmother was still alive in Kenya; when asked by Fellhauer if they were going to put up a marker at Obama’s Kenyan birth place, Ambassador Ogego stated, “It would depend on the government. It’s already well known.”

Several days after the November 4, 2008 election, Kenya declared a “National Holiday” –that did not occur because Obama as a grandson was elected; it was declared because Obama was born in Kenya;

No evidence that Obama ever “legally” changed his name to Barack Hussein Obama from his “adopted” name of Barry Soetoro from Indonesia;

On obamacrimes.com is a copy of his school record indicating his name as “Barry Soetoro;” his Nationality “Indonesia;” and his Religion as “Islam;”

Obama traveled at age twenty [20] to Pakistan – what Passport did he travel with ?

United States citizens prohibited in 1981 of going to Pakistan;

So Obama traveled on an Indonesia or Kenyan birth certificate;

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For Immediate Release: – 07/21/2009

U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder Refuses to Prosecute President Obama

Berg files Response and Requests a Hearing to denial of “Conflict-of-Interest” by A.G. Eric Holder

Under False Claims Act whereby Obama was accused of Defrauding the U.S. Treasury by Illegally being a

U.S. Senator from Illinois as Obama is an Illegal Alien, not a U.S. Citizen

Eric Holder Violated the Code of Federal Regulations as well as Federal Criminal Laws Pertaining to his Conflict-of-Interest

obamacrimes.com is the web site for the truth about Obama

(Washington, DC – 07/21/2009) – Philip J. Berg, Esquire, the first Attorney who filed suit against Barack H. Obama challenging Senator Obama’s lack of Constitutional “qualifications/eligibility” to serve as President of the United States and his cases that are still pending in Federal Court, Berg vs. Obama [Third Circuit Court of Appeals No. 08 – 4340]; this case – Berg as Relator v. Obama; [U. S. District Court for the District of Columbia No. 08-cv-01933]; and Hollister vs. Soetoro a/k/a Obama, et al [U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia, No. 09-5080]; announced today that he filed a Reply to the U.S. Response in Opposition to our Motion for Reconsideration in the Qui Tam [False Claims Act] Case filed in the U.S. District Court, District of Columbia as United States Attorney General Eric Holder and his Office have a Conflict-of-Interest and inasmuch violated both the Federal Regulations as well as Federal Criminal Codes. U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder, his Office, his Staff and the United States Department of Justice are required to uphold and ensure our laws; the laws of the United States are upheld and enforced.

Article II, Section 3 of the U.S. Constitution states:

“The Constitution entrusts the Executive with duty to take Care that the Laws be faithfully executed.”

Berg said, “Our Reply dealt head-on with the fact Attorney General Eric Holder’s staff has avoided the Conflict-of-Interest issue and our request for a Special Prosecutor if the Government will not allow me, Philip J. Berg, as the Relator to proceed to prosecute Obama.

It is our position that the Government’s attempt to dismiss the qui tam case against Barry Soetoro a/k/a Barack H. Obama is in clear violation of the U.S. Attorney General’s duties pursua

How do you feel about ” To Catch a Predator” on NBC?

1. Advertisers Wary of ‘To Catch a Predator’

NBC’s sting-operation segments “To Catch a Predator” have scored solid ratings and created positive buzz among viewers, but the network appears to be scaling back its commitment to the program — because the content reportedly makes advertisers uneasy.

So far this year NBC has filmed only one sting operation for the program — which airs as a segment of its “Dateline NBC” newsmagazine — compared with seven last year.

The most recent episode, on July 25, included six national spot ads, significantly fewer than normal for a show in NBC’s prime time, according to The New York Times.

“Some advertisers say they are wary of being associated with the show’s content, in which men lured to a house by the promise of a sexual encounter are instead surprised by [host Chris] Hansen and then arrested,” the Times reports.

And Andy Donchin, a director at the ad agency Carat USA, told the Times: “We’re all concerned with what content we’re associating ourselves with.”

The program’s producers work with a pedophile watchdog group, Perverted Justice, whose members pose as underage Internet users and converse with adults in chat rooms. If a conversation turns sexual, the “underage” Web surfer agrees to meet the adult in person. When the adult arrives at the meeting place, he is confronted by Hansen and a film crew and arrested by local police.

The program — which first aired in November 2004 — is currently facing two lawsuits, one stemming from a suicide.

Perverted Justice maintains that Louis Conradt, a prosecutor in Terrell, Texas, engaged in sexual conversations online, but he did not show up at the meeting place. Police obtained an arrest warrant, and as officers and “Predator” crewmembers approached his home, Conradt shot himself in the head on Nov. 5, 2006. His sister filed a lawsuit against NBC in July, seeking $105 million in damages.

In the other suit, former “Dateline” producer Marsha Bartel asserted that she was fired because she opposed what she called the program’s unethical production practices. She contends that Perverted Justice did not keep accurate transcripts of the online conversations between the predators and the watchdog group’s members.

Brian Montopoli of the CBS News Public Eye blog — and a former staffer at the Columbia Journalism Review — has maintained that the program is in some cases a form of entrapment.

He has also argued that while legal punishment of predators is left to police and prosecutors, airing the suspects on national television is already a form of punishment that the media has no right to inflict.

In addition to the bad publicity and advertiser reticence, “Predator” is also expensive to produce, according to the Times.

Regarding the network’s seeming reluctance to commit to the show, Brad Adgate, senior vice president for research at the ad-buying agency Horizon Media, told the Times: “NBC’s probably thinking about what their return on investment is, and might be thinking it’s better to move on.”

Website Help Anyone? Domain Name or Server?

I’m planning on creating a website similar to www.ratemyteacher.com but no for teachers. Anyway I don’t really know much on making website but this is just a little project. Main question is that when looking for web site host I encounter much more than domain names like servers and such. For a webiste that is userbased and has ratings and such would I need a server?

Is 000space any good?

I’m thinking about alternative web hosting for my tutorial site, and I’m just wondering how good 000space is. The ratings on free-webhosts.com were disabled, so I’m not sure what to compare it to. Also, does it have an inactivity limit? I didn’t see this on their site…

Please don’t recommend any paid services. I’ve been using free services to build up traffic for my brand and I’m not ready to invest money in it yet. I really could care less if it’s five dollars or even one dollar. No means no.
Guys, I specifically told you I need free. I’m specifically using free services until I get enough traffic to warrant an upgrade. I’m not stupid. I won’t pay for something I don’t need.

Can i sell my dot.com web address?

I currently own what I think is a good name a feedback / ratings website www.ratedon.com – I have this through a hosting company – so can I “sell” it by giving it up or transferring it to someone else?

If so, any tips on the best way to sell such a thing?

Thanks!