I was wondering if there were any other email providers that would host websites for members..and had an easy website builder. I’ve already tried yahoo and msn,and wasn’t very pleased.. any ideas?

*It would also be nice if the hoster/builder had a member/mysql data base.**

I would suggest 000webhost free hosting. They have no ads, 1.5GB of space, 100GB of monthly bandwidth and most of the basic things are supported. They also have a website autoinstaller which you can use to install shopping websites, forums, blogs and more with 1 click. I would say a free host is the best to start with, then you can switch to a payed one with more options if you need them.

http://www.000webhost.com/115897.html

I am opening an online boutique/store. What is the best low cost ecommerce web host? I want to pay monthly (not yearly).I would also like any tips or advice on opening the store. I am new to all of this. I have my products and I found an easy flash website builder to build the site with. I just really need a good web host, so I can get started soon. Thanks!

MyHostSource.com offers monthly payments. A plan that may fit you is the $9.95/month plan. This also comes with an ecommerce option for free that helps you set up your store using ecommerce website templates. You would select this option from the control panel once your account is active, and it will walk you through setting up a store front. Support will also help you if need be.

Next, you’ll want a paypal account to take payments. This is the cheapest method of accepting payments and doesn’t require you to have an SSL license which adds to the cost of a website if you take credit card info directly. You can however opt to use a merchant gateway but once again additional costs are incurred.

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I have created a simple database using Microsoft Access for "adding" records. its workin fine for my office. now im opening another office elswhere. can ISPs be able to host this database even though its made of access? id use mysql but i dnt have the sofwtare. i want records to be enterd at both offices and the data should update automatically.. please help. its urgent

If your ISP provides hosting and a hosting package would include MS Access database, then you could. Otherwise you have to find a hosting provider who offers Access database access. The same thing applies to MySQL. In case the hosting provider – for YOUR website – provides a MySQL database you can utilize this as well. Additionally you could download the free community edition of MySQL and then you would have the software, too.

regards connecting two locations you could check out this answer from answers.yahoo.com. It may give you useful clues.

http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20060928202605AARjIff

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I’m hosting a talent show coming up and We need some funny things we can do. Its me and another boy, so its just us two.

We were going to do some "scripted improv" from Whose Line is it anyway… but we need some other ideas, and I’m not very creative.

Anything at all will help.

you can try doing something from i love Lucy

they are funny

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1. There are constantly thousands of uploading / downloading requests. You dont need a phd to figure out that it would require a lot of bandwidth and Disk space.
– how many people, on average, are actually making download requests and upload requests on a second basis?

2. Where and which company provide the hardware such as hard disks and bandwidth to Yahoo for its services. For example, the following services require a lot of disk space and bandwidth:
1 billion email accounts of 2Gb in disk space, 100000 people uploading attachment to emails, 100000 yahoo business webhosting client sites servicing 1000 page requests/per site.

That was such an interesting question, I decided to do some digging. First of all, I apologize, I focused on Google, rather than Yahoo or MSN, since Google is far, far, larger. (It’s that world’s largest search engine/map site/email service/etc by search volume)

Each of those companies builds huge server farms, as they’re called. [See my first link]
Google needs special server farms to "handle 2.7 billion online searches a month."

It turns out,
"The Times gives the latest estimate of how many servers Google is currently operating at its 25 locations around the world: about 450,000.

That figure has more than quadrupled since 2004, when Google’s server operation was already estimated to be one of the world’s most powerful distributed supercomputers. "

That’s just amazing! Another interesting fact:

The United States, has altogether "Nine million servers"
and with respect to Google, their
electricity usage alone "somewhere between $50-million and $100-million every year — and growing."

Every penny paid for by the company’s online advertising.
Remarkable.

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I want to build my own website what is the best free hosting service?

godaddy

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Basically i want to pay for the bandwith my site uses. I looked into Amazon cloud computing. But could not figure out how to host a Tomcat application in there. Any suggestions ? thanks

You could start with http://www.slicehost.com
They plans start from $20/month, and since it’s a VPS hosting you can install whatever you want.

They have a lot of plans, so you can easily upgrade, and since they were recently acquired by Rackspace they’ll probably make it very easy to switch to their dedicated hosting later on.

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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

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I need to find a new web hosting provider and/or shopping cart service that allows my online store to accept payments in Canadian funds. If I change my web hosting company as well as my shopping cart provider will my page rank start from the beginning? Thanks!

My family has an online commerce site and when we switched from Microsoft BCentral as our host to another company out of Georgia out page ranks plummeted! We were in the top 5 on Google and Yahoo and it took about 2 weeks to optimize the new site and get our rankings back. We did not change anything drastically on the page, just some of the text and the look (color scheme, layout) of the site. We got a shopping cart that was much easier to use and had lots of other features like coupon codes and wish lists. And from my understanding the small changes we made actually helped us gain higher rankings after the initial switch over. Hope this helps!

Hello, I need to run a website for our school club. I don’t want to start with paid webhosting, because I am not really good at creating websites, so don’t expect to be the best job from theb eginning. Which Free Webhosting site would you recommend, and what are the terms if you decide to switch to paid after while??

Second…which program would you recommend me to create a website as to a beginner (not complete…i had run a quite good looking, but FrontPage :X, website some while ago…)…something at lest kind of ‘decent’, so it can represent the club, not embarras it….
thanx

Hi!
I am a web developer and designer, and think I can help you.

There are many free web hosts out there, but a lot of them remain free by asking you to include some adverts on their site – this could be a banner at the top, or a popup advert.

Here is a host that offers a free service: http://www.20m.com
and many others can be read about here:

http://www.100best-free-web-space.com

I wouldn’t recommend using a free web host though, but instead a low-cost one. This is because they are much more reliable.

The best thing is to visit that site and read about what they offer.

As for your second question, there are two options.
1. is to create the site from scratch which to be honest will mean you taking time out to learn how to design sites. I recommend Dreamweaver – www.dreamweaver.com

2. Instead of designing the site, use freely available templates.
There are many out there and they are great looking too. check this out:

www.oswd.org – open source web design

Once you download a design you like, just open it up in dreamweaver, frontpage, or even a text editor like Notepad, then edit everything to your needs!

Good luck!

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