Step 1: 

Choose Your Name The first thing you need to do is a domain name (ie, your website name). While doing so, there are no hard and fast rules. There is no such thing as a "wrong domain name", but there are some rules that I like to live by: create a name that can last - if you choose "MrAsiaAdevt.com" and then you leave Asia, the domain name Would have no meaning. Make sure you choose a name that is not so focused that if you decide to shift gears, you can keep the same domain name. Do not date your blog - nothing related to your age, either. Choose The "twenty-something journey" actually becomes irrelevant as you get older, which is exactly what a blogger I know. Choose a name that may not mean anything to your age! Try to avoid a few words such as "nomad," "vagabond," "wanderer," and "adventure." They've been done to death, and they'll make you feel like you're copying people, not the original. Choose a name that describes what you do as much as possible - I was a nomad, so " Itinerant Matt "was the best for me.

 If you're in luxury, put words in your domain name that express it. You want people to see the name and "I think that's what the website is about." Keep it short - use 3-4 words at most. You want a name that comes out of the tongue. Even from "I Will Teach You to Be Rich", Ramit Sethi calls his site "I Will Teach" or "IWT". Keep it simple - I'm not a fan of using jargon or slang in your domain name. Hmm, because I think it's confusing for people who don't know it. The last thing you want is someone saying, "What does this mean?" Or being confused. If someone has to think hard about the meaning, you have already lost them. So don't try to be clever!

Step 2: Sign up for a host. After choosing your domain name, you have to register it online and buy hosting (small computer in the sky that is going to power your website). (A company does both.) There are a lot of basic hosting companies - and most of them are terrible. However, the two biggest and best are HostGator and Bluehost. I will go with one of those two. Although they are owned by the same parent company, I lean towards HostGator, as I find its call center customer service quick and friendly, and HostGator is at risk of a low outage (Nobody wants their website to go down!). I have been using it since I started; I still run my email through it. It has really improved its service recently and now offers a free SSL certificate (this is the thing that makes your website secure to users). How to set up your host with HostGator Here's how (it won't take long): First, go to the website's sign-up page and get hosting for only $ 2.78 per month. This is more than 60% off the normal price! Enter the domain name you have chosen and then choose the hatching plan. This is the most basic plan, but it is perfect for new blogs. I am going to continue next steps soon .... Please keep reading my blog...

After clicking here, you will be asked for your information, if you are on google plus, then you do not need to do much, easily google will take that information but you are not on google plus or you are not sharing information for blogging. If you want, you will also get the option, which will appear in this screen next.

Now you will reach the home page of the blogger from where you will reach your blog by clicking on the link containing the view blog or you can also reach your blog by putting http://yourblogname.blogspot.in/ in the direct browser.

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KATHMANDU, Nov 13: Nepal Telecom (NT) will start IP CDMA service by December. The service would allow NT customers to enjoy 3G facilities under Evolution Data Optimized (EV-DO) technology that offers high-quality of voice and data service regardless of the terrain. "Huawei officials are working double-shift for a timely launch of IP CDMA," NT officials said adding that the service is coming into operation latest by December.  

 The state-owned operator had signed an agreement with China-based Huawei Technologies in August. Huawei, which was awarded the tender to install two million IP CDMA, has got the additional responsibility to work until the start of the service and bring equipment necessary for the service. 

Surendra Thike, NT Spokesperson, said, "Huawei has started giving delivery of equipment and we will be able to launch the service shortly." As per the agreement, Huawei is preparing to start the service by the end of November. 

Under the agreement, the project will be carried out in two phases. Under the first phase, one million IP CDMA-based mobile service would be made available in Eastern and Central Development regions. Similarly, the remaining one million IP CDMA lines will be distributed in Western, Mid-Western and Far Western Development regions.

This modern wireless technology targets customers in cities as well as suburban and rural areas. The service will allow NT to accomplish its target to make broadband services available in all VDCs in the country. 

Under the first phase, two exchanges will be established in Kathmandu and Biratnagar. Similarly, Pokhara and Nepalgunj will also have two exchanges to make sure the service is not disrupted even if one of the exchanges is hit by some technical snag. 

After completion of the first phase, broadband Internet service will be available in all cities and 60 percent suburban and rural areas of those regions. 

Similarly, NT targets to make broadband service available in all the cities and 50 percent suburban and rural areas of Western, Mid-Western and Far Western regions through EV-DO technology under the second phase.

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KATHMANDU, Nov 12: Fiercely condemning the government for its recent cabinet decision to recommend to President Dr Ram Baran Yadav to pardon Maoist lawmaker Balkrishna Dungel, who has been convicted of murder by the Supreme Court and slapped a life term with property attachment, lawmakers from the Nepali Congress (NC), CPN-UML and other parties have threatened to take stern measures if the decision isn´t revoked.

Radheshyam Adhikari of the main opposition NC said the government has provoked a confrontation between various state organs, adding that this might invite serious consequences.  

"While the president needs to implement the government´s recommendation, he is under tremendous pressure from various quarters in society not to do so," Adhikari said at a parliamentary meeting on Friday. "Thus, the government decision is tantamount to inviting confrontation between the council of ministers and the president and between the Supreme Court and council of ministers."

The government must be serious about advancing the peace process and constitution writing as per the seven-point agreement, otherwise the NC would be compelled to take strong action against the government, Adhikari further said.

Bhim Rawal of UML demanded that the government immediately arrest Dhungel if it wants to show commitment to promoting rule of law in the country.

Chitra Bahadur KC of Rastriya Janamorcha and Chandradev Joshi of CPN (Samyukta) also lambasted the government for taking the controversial decision. "The government decision has not only made a mockery of rule of law but also put the head of state in difficulties," KC said at the House meeting.

Maoist lawmaker Devi Khadka challenges other parties

However, Maoist lawmaker Devi Khadka came down heavily on the opposition parties, accusing them of trying to backtrack from the overall political course.

Stating that she herself was raped by security personnel during police custody at the time of the insurgency, she said there are several Maoist lawmakers who have lost family members during the insurgency. 

"I was robbed of my virtue and Dr Bhola Rijal has certified that. I have kept the document safe. My brother Rit Bahadur Khadka was killed in Rautahat and my family hasn´t been given his body yet. Should I file case against the erstwhile home minister and prime minister," Khadka, former minister of state for physical planning and works, said in parliament. "If other parties are really going to backtrack, then let´s announce war and go for that. We are ready for that too."

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KATHMANDU: India reduced sensitive products’ list by 20 per cent during the 17th SAARC meeting at Maldives. 

Indian Prime Minister Dr. Manmohan Singh announced trade incentives for the member states and said that India has decided to reduce the sensitive list for least developed countries under the South 

Asian Free Trade Area Agreement (SAFTA)from 480 to 25 tariff lines. 

He also highlighted the efforts for Regional Railway Agreement and Motor Vehicle Agreement and urged other members to conclude these agreements. Zero basic customs duty access would be given for all items from immediate effect, he declared at the SAARC summit. The 17th SAARC summit, emphasised on the need to promote interaction, enhance connectivity and promote people-to-people relations among its member states for the benefit of region. 

“20 per cent Sensitive list reduction by the member of SAARC country was made during the SAFTA meeting according to which each of the member country should reduce their sensitive list on the basis,” said under secretary at the 

Ministry of Commerce and Supplies, Binod Acharya.

Nepal has already reduce its 259 products from 

its previous list of 1,295. Nepal will charge zero tariff –five per cent on the products from its previous list of 1,036 products.

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BHAKTAPUR: Baluwatar Cricket Training Centre and Greenland Children Academy (GCA) ‘Red’ entered the final of the Wai Wai Women’s Regional Twenty20 Selection Tournament here at the Sainik Awasiya Mahavidhyala grounds today. 

Player-of-the-match Neema Tamang took four wickets as GCA ‘Red’ hammered their second choice team ‘Blue’ by 60 runs. The ‘Red’ were put to bat first and helped a run-a-ball 27 from Geeta Chudal, they made 102-6 in the allotted 20 overs. Geeta struck two fours in the match. Neema also shone with the bat making 19 off 27 with two fours, while Pratikshya Lama (16) was the next best scorer for the ‘Red’ team.

Anita Tamang, Sumitra Lama, Shanti Khatiwada and Mallika Basnet picked up one wicket each for GCA ‘Blue’. All three players who contributed runs in the ‘Red’ innings then returned to wreak havoc as the ‘Blue’ team were bowled out for a meager 42 in 11.4 overs. 

Neema was the most lethal with four scalps in her three-over spell giving away only nine runs, while Geeta and Pratikshya had two victims. None of the ‘Blue’ batswomen managed to reach double figures. 

In another semi-final, Baluwatar outplayed Rajan Memorial by 132 runs. Baluwatar piled up a mammoth 189-4 with 48 runs from Shilu Rijal. Rajan Memorial were sent packing for 57 all out in 19 overs with Shraddha Aryal picking up three wickets. 

Baluwatar innings was, however, solidified by former national team skipper Neera Rajopadhyaya who smashed an unbeaten 39 off 26 balls. Neera struck five boundaries in her fiery knock, while player-of-the-match Shilu’s patient 61-ball innings included two fours. Sarita Magar made a run-a-ball 20 with two hits to the fence. Sushma Gurung, Ajanta Magar, Shabbu Ghale and Saraswati Shrestha took one wickets each for Rajan Memorial. 

Rajan Memorial were outplayed by Baluwatar’s accurate bowling as Jenny Singh Thapa (16) only managed to reach the double figures for them. Sumina Maharjan, Sarita and Karuna Bhandari also picked up a wicket each for Baluwatar. The final will be played on Sunday.

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ASADABAD: Six civilians were killed by a roadside bomb in eastern Afghanistan on Saturday, a local official said. Laghman province is located in volatile eastern Afghanistan towards the border with Pakistan, where insurgents have hideouts. Elsewhere in Afghanistan, two policemen and two civilians were wounded by a roadside bomb which targeted a police vehicle in Herat city, western Afghanistan, Herat governor’s spokesman said. 

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 KATHMANDU: Prime Minister Baburam Bhattarai has arrived home on Saturday night after taking part in the 17th Summit of the South Asian Association of Regional Cooperation (SAARC) at ADDU city in Maldives. 

Leading an 11-member Nepali delegation in the summit, PM had left for Maldives on November 8.The two-day summit was concluded on Friday, releasing a 20-point Maldives Declaration.

BANGKOK, Nov 2: (AFP) - The death toll from Thailand's worst floods in decades surged above 400 on Wednesday as public anger simmered over the authorities' handling of the crisis. The government said the disaster has now killed 427 people -- an increase of 42 from the figure reported a day earlier. So far no deaths in Bangkok have been reported in the official toll. 

      

While the centre of the capital remains dry, areas in its outskirts and to the north have been submerged in water waist-deep or worse in places. Residents in affected areas have complained that their homes are being sacrificed to save central parts of the sprawling metropolis, home to 12 million people, leading to protests and the destruction of some dykes.The floods, triggered by unusually heavy monsoon rains that began three months ago, have damaged the homes and livelihoods of millions across the kingdom. 

      

Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra and Bangkok officials have clashed over how much water should be let through certain sluice gates to the north of the city centre to ease the pressure on inundated communities. Yingluck has refused calls from the opposition to declare a state of emergency that would give greater powers to the military to deal with unrest. 

Army chief Prayut Chan-o-Cha also said that there was no need to invoke the emergency rule to deal with dissatisfied flood victims. "To use the special law will cause confrontation between people and soldiers," he told reporters. 

      

"Everything will be resolved by December. The current problem is how to drain water quickly as dykes and barriers have been destroyed in many places. If people don't allow water to pass then there's a problem and the floods will be prolonged and people will suffer more," he said.