Ok so i have made a website, and i hosted it using 000webhost, so lets say i want a proper domain name and i use 123-reg.co.uk
what do i do just buy it for example. www.tubeyourself.com
the original is tubeyourself.uk.tt that’s a free domain, so once ive purchased the domain how do i get the original free domain into tubeyourself.com
sorry i can’t explain it,
just go to http://www.LocoDomains.com and register it
Rising Above Expectations
The choices and actions that an individual makes are determined through a variety of different mediums; society is the main factor that influences individuals to act a certain way. In his memoir, Growing Up Stupid Under the Union Jack, Austin Clarke reminisces about his childhood in a small Barbadian village where his mother, Gladys, struggles against social barriers and societal expectations in order to provide the best possible life for her son. Her decision to move out of St.Matthias village, her longing for her son to belong to the St.Michael’s Cathedral choir, and her determination to send her Austin to Combermere to attain a brithish style education, is all a direct result of societal influences.
Gladys’ decision to move out of St.Mitthias is due to the influence of the Barbadian people. St.Matthias village is in a lower class neighborhood where nothing great is ever expected of its residents. Individuals are more likely to fail if that is what is expected of them. “Expectations shape [an individual’s] perceptions.”(Gregory Swin, 1)
Gladys believes that in order to rise their status in society, they need to abandon St.Matthias and move up to Flagstaff Hill. Moving up the hill can be seen as symbolic parallelism to moving up the social ladder. Gladys feels that all years of suffering “[have] at last come to end. And it is the end she [has] silently [been working] for.”(59) This is a powerful statement looking back at the struggles of an unskilled single mother trying to provide a better life for her illegitimate son. Gladys acknowledges that Flagstaff Hill may provide a better chance at that than St.Matthias. living in such a class consumed society eager to label everyone, Gladys knows that relocating to Flagstaff Hill will not only raise their social status but will allow her son to have a fair chance to aspire to something more than a sanitary inspector. Unlike the many unemployed residents of St.Matthias, all the adults of Flagstaff Hill labour hard all day; hey do not congregate around corners or under street lamps at night. On the social hierarchy scale Flagstaff Hill is ranked higher thus is more respected. Gladys’ decision to relocate to Flagstaff Hill in order to provide a better life for her son is a due to societal expectations of the influence of social settings.
Gladys yearns for her son to become a choir boy at the St.Michaels Cathedral because of the societal expectations the islanders have placed upon themselves. The Cathedral is located in the Town; everything important is located in Town. It is a sign of status and superiority for the villagers. The St.Matthias Church choir, where Austin first starts, is located in the village of St.Matthias, thus it is automatically inferior in the eyes of the community. The St.Matthias church choir mostly consists of members of the lower class, where as the Cathedral is composed of members who are, at the very least, from the middle class. “To be a choir boy at the Cathedral in those days was the next best thing to bring in the heavenly host.”(123) This quotation effectively conveys the importance and superiority of the Cathedral. The Cathedral choir boys are described as holy angels or priests. Gladys takes great pride in the fact that her son is a Cathedral choir boy. She works hard every Saturday to get Austin’s church clothes ready and tidy; “suitable for the Cathedral.” (124) she regards this as “another blessing of her labour.”(124) her idealization of the Cathedral is due to societal influences and expectations.
Gladys finally achieves a permanent respectable status and overcomes the societal expectations when Austin is ranked twenty eight on the entrance examination for Combermere and his admitted it. He has “blessed her head.”(88) She has at last achieved something “beyond the expectations of the village.”(1) Her status in society is now rising; she is climbing up the social ladder. Women who previously refused to mingle with her are now [stopping] and [talking to her] and even [inviting] her to join them.”(88) as soon as Austin is admitted to Combermere the attitude of the superior villagers changes towards her. Combermere is a socially superior school. Its academic syllabus parallels that of the schools in Britain. The students at Combermere learn Latin and Greek, the same as the students in Britain. Combermere emulates the “mother country” thus it is socially superior. The islanders regard anything British as being superior. “Barbados is pro-British — pro-English — very strongly. In its political allegiance, in its culture, in its imitation of a way of living. So much so that Barbados is known as Little England.” (Austin Clarke 3) consequently the societal expectations for the Combermere boys are far greater than anything even thought to be achievable by the students of the lower class schools. The islanders hold these boys at a high standard; “the boys of Combermere [can] do no wrong.”(174) Be
I have to say that this is a British English view, and you should give precedence to your local idioms.
There are one or two typos, of which you may be aware. Most of your script is fine, many of my amendments are of a minor nature;
I’ve marked my suggestions thus – *.
Some may seem odd: "Cathedral" / "cathedral" – I think the "C" should only be used as part of the name of the building, "c" when it’s an un-named building.
I note that you show "St.Matthias"; I am accustomed to "St. Matthias" with a space after "St."
The choices and actions that an individual makes are determined *by (through) a variety of different mediums; society is the main factor that influences individuals to act *in a certain way. In his memoir *"Growing Up Stupid Under the Union Jack"*, Austin Clarke reminisces about his childhood in a small Barbadian village where his mother, Gladys, struggles against social barriers and societal expectations in order to provide the best possible life for her son. Her decision to move out of St.*(space)Matthias village, her longing for her son to belong to the St.* Michael’s Cathedral choir, and her determination to send *him (her Austin) to Combermere to attain a *British (brithish) style education, *are (is) all (*a) direct results of societal influences.
Gladys’ decision to move out of *St. Matthias (St.Mitthias) is due to the influence of the Barbadian people. St.Matthias village is in a lower class neighborhood where nothing great is ever expected of its residents. Individuals are more likely to fail if that is what is expected of them. “Expectations shape [an individual’s] perceptions.” (Gregory Swin, 1)
Gladys believes that in order to *raise (rise) their status in society, they need to abandon St.Matthias and move up to Flagstaff Hill. Moving up the hill can be seen as symbolic parallelism to moving up the social ladder. Gladys feels that all *the years of suffering “[have] at last come to end. And it is the end she [has] silently [been working] for.”(59) This is a powerful statement looking back at the struggles of an unskilled single mother trying to provide a better life for her illegitimate son. Gladys acknowledges that Flagstaff Hill may provide a better chance at that than St.* Matthias. *Living in such a class consumed society eager to label everyone, Gladys knows that relocating to Flagstaff Hill will not only raise their social status but will allow her son to have a fair chance to aspire to something more than a sanitary inspector. Unlike the many unemployed residents of St.* Matthias, all the adults of Flagstaff Hill labour hard all day; *they do not congregate around corners or under street lamps at night. On the social hierarchy scale,* Flagstaff Hill is ranked higher*, and therefore (thus) is more respected. Gladys’ decision to relocate to Flagstaff Hill in order to provide a better life for her son is a due to societal expectations of the influence of social settings.{*I don’t like the preceding sentence. Is it necessary or just repeating previous statements?* If you decide to keep it, sort out "son is *a due to".}
Gladys yearns for her son to become a choir boy at the St.* Michael*’s Cathedral because of the societal expectations the islanders have placed upon themselves. The *cathedral is located in the *town; everything important is located in *the town. It is a sign of status and superiority for the villagers. The St. *Matthias Church choir, where Austin first starts, is located in the village of St.* Matthias, thus it is automatically inferior in the eyes of the community. The St.* Matthias *Church choir *(mostly) consists, *mostly, of members of the lower class, where as the *cathedral *choir is composed of members who are, at the very least, from the middle class. “To be a choir boy at the Cathedral in those days was the next best thing to bring in the heavenly host.”(123) This quotation effectively conveys the importance and superiority of the *cathedral. The *cathedral choir boys are described as holy angels or priests. Gladys takes great pride in the fact that her son is a *cathedral choir boy. She works hard every Saturday to get Austin’s church clothes ready and tidy; “suitable for the Cathedral.” (124) she regards this as “another blessing of her labour.”(124) *Her idealization of the *cathedral is due to societal influences and expectations.
Gladys finally achieves a permanent respectable status and overcomes the societal expectations when Austin is ranked twenty eight on the entrance examination for Combermere and *he is (his) admitted. (*it.) He has “blessed her head.”(88) She has at last achieved something “beyond the expectations of the village.”(1) Her status in society is now rising; she is climbing up the social ladder. Women who previously refused to mingle with her are now [stopping] and [talking to her] and even [inviting] her to join them.”(88) *As(as) soon as Austin is admitted to Combermere,* the attitude of the superior villagers
i have made a website using WYSIWYG (what you see is what you get) web builder.
i have bought the domain name i want to use as well as a hosting package. (bought through www/123-reg.co.uk)
how do i get the site onto the internet?
any help is much appreciated
I am not familiar with the web builder you have used, and I am not sure if you upload the side using that builder, if you do not use the web builder to upload the site then try these steps:
You will have to download an FTP client, Ftp clients are used to upload files to your site, to connect to your site you will have to find out your FTP login information from your hosting provider. Once connected to your site you will be able to drag and drop files from your website that you have made, onto your ‘remote host’ (in FTP you have remote which is your online files, and local, which is your files on your pc)
I hope this helps, a link for a free FTP client is below.
Good luck
Status:Connection established, waiting for welcome message…
Response:220 ATLAS/123-reg FTP Server
Command:USER ftp@theinnovativetrainingcompany.com
Response:331 Password required for ftp@theinnovativetrainingcompany.com
Command:PASS **********
Response:530 Login incorrect.
Error:Could not connect to server
I have pinged the Ip address and it is sent and received easily. i disabled firewall but I have not uploaded filezilla server might this be the reason but my hosting site 123-reg do not say it is needed. CAN YOU PLEASE HELP
Response: 530 Login incorrect.
*Your username and password are incorrect. The 530 response is the FTP Server sending the error back to your client saying "Hey,. i don’t know you, get out", then your "Error: Could not connect" is the client saying "Hey dude, we can’t get in"
The source of the issue is the User/Pass 530 error.
I have a domain name and an email account with 123-reg.co.uk but I want to redirect the domain to another host. I would just change the nameservers but then the email doesn’t work. I’ve tried fiddling with the CNAME and A records etc but I’ve no idea what I’m doing, can anyone please help?
You can do this two ways. Add the DNS zone on the receiving company for DNS and make sure the MX points to the correct place or point the A record where the current domain is hosted (123-reg.co.uk) to the new host, thus still allowing 123-reg.co.uk to control DNS.
-Ryan M., Server Engineer @ http://www.hosting.com
resolve the host name? thanks!
this is not POD. just a question, if you don’t want or don’t don’t answer thank you
jay XP but your answer is Correctthanks, if none else will answer you’ll get 10 points
What are you using, linux or windows.
Windows:
ping -t -a 156.123.56.113
Linux
ping -i 1 156.123.56.113 will do a ping in 1 second intervals
nslookup 156.123.56.113 will resolve the hostname.
Starbucks is opening new stores abroad every day, it seems.
If you were in charge, would you use US staff or host-country nationals to manage & staff the new facilities ?
Explain your rationale.
Before I answer, explain the criteria with which you shall come to the Best Answer status? Define what is not a Best Answer, in the context that your Best answer should be the correct answer, and the rest would be wrong answers.
You do realize that this is not a discussion forum. This is not Yahoo Opinions, or Yahoo Discussions. This is Yahoo Answers. So, back to my original question. What criteria are you going to use to define the absolute correct or incorrect answer status, and give the best answer choice?
After you add some additional details and answer my question, I will answer yours.
EDIT: k, so you don’t want to answer my question. Thus you aren’t going to pick a best answer… and this question is in violation of the Yahoo community guidelines because it does not fit the Question and Answer format. There is no answer, only opinions.
Starbucks is opening new stores abroad every day, it seems.
If you were in charge, would you use US staff or host-country nationals to manage & staff the new facilities ?
Explain your rationale.
One US manager for the first year. THen 100% nationals..
Starbucks is opening new stores abroad every day, it seems.
If you were in charge, would you use US staff or host-country nationals to manage & staff the new facilities ?
I WOULD OPEN A TOPLESS COFFE SHOP FOR 21 AND OVER OF COURSE FOR THE GUYS AND LADIES IF THERE INTO THAT. BUT DO THE SAME FOR LADYIES WITH HUNKY GUYS
I’ve set up form mail using 123 reg hosting. It uses an htm web page to submit then uses a .cgi file to mail it then goes to another .htm ‘thanks’ page. However when i click submit it says this
Bad Referrer – Access Denied
The form attempting to use FormMail resides at www.soijfkjmkskdmms.co.uk/form.htm, which is not allowed to access this cgi script.
My 123 reg says that i need to allow access to the .cgi file. HOW?
Edit: CGI files do work on 123 reg, they are the ones who told me to use them.
Edit No.2: In the end it said it needed permission but it really had one line wrong of the script :O, some sketchy debug system there…
You will need to check with 123 Reg again! that you have permission to use CGI files, because sometimes hosting providers do not allow use of CGI scripts.
Check it, this is definitely the error.
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