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How to use my domain with my Blogger account?
In order to set your domain to your Blogger account, you need to take several simple steps:
Set your domain within your Blogger account.
Once you login to your Blogger account you need to click on Settings tab and choose Basic.
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Then you will need to click on Add a custom domain button under Blog Address field in Publishing section:
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Once this is done, you will see a field to put your domain name in. Input the domain name and click Save button
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Note: blogs are not to be placed on bare domains (like yourdomain.tld), so you need to input a subdomain, for example, www.yourdomain.com or blog.yourdomain.com
Once the page refreshes, you will see two CNAME records which should be created in your domain’s Zone File
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Now you may create necessary records for your domain in your Namecheap account
- You need to log into your account, move to My Account tab in the top right corner, then click Manage Domains on the drop-down menu;
- Click on the domain itself (please make sure to click on the domain, not just check box next to it);
- Click All Host Records in the left-hand menu. (Note! If you do not have All Host Records option for your domain, this means your domain is pointed to third party nameservers and you need to contact your hosting provider to create these settings).
- Here you create two records for your domain. For your @ field you put http://www.yourdomainname.tld(make sure you put your domain name and do not forget about the http://www. part) and choose URL Redirect as a record type from the drop-down menu.
- In the www field you put ghs.google.com and choose CNAME as a record type from the drop-down menu.
- Enter the value listed under Name, Label, or Host field in "Host Name" field, verification string (xxxxxxxxxxxxx.domainverify.googlehosted.com.) listed under Destination, Target, or Points To field in "IP Address/URL" field and select CNAME from the "Record type" drop-down menu under "Subdomains Settings"
- Then please click Save Changes button at the bottom of the page.
The body of the nurse who
apparently killed herself after a hoax phone call about the Duchess of
Cambridge has arrived in India for burial.
Jacintha Saldanha's remains, escorted from the UK by her
husband and two children, have arrived in the city of Mangalore in
Karnataka state.She was found dead on 7 December near the London hospital where the duchess had been treated for morning sickness.
Days earlier she had taken a hoax call from two Australian DJs.
The BBC's correspondent in Mangalore, Sanjoy Majumdar, tweeted that Indian government ministers and local politicians were at the airport to meet the plane carrying Ms Saldanha's body.
The coffin was transferred to an ambulance and taken to a local hospital.
Her husband, Benedict Barboza, and their daughter Lisha, 14, and son Junal, 16, were mobbed by the media as they came out of the airport terminal and struggled to get into waiting cars.
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The aircraft carrying the remains of Jacintha Saldanha touched
down at Mangalore airport at 1430 local time, as it completed the long
journey from the UK to India. An Indian government minister, local
politicians and a large media contingent were on hand at the airport.
This is a story that has saddened the local community and an Indian minister, Oscar Fernandes, said it is something that should never have happened and the media should recognise there are boundaries that should not be crossed.
That advice was completely disregarded only minutes later when Mrs Saldanha's husband Benedict Barboza and her two teenage chidren emerged from the airport terminal. They were immediately mobbed by the media and had to struggle to get into their cars. Mrs Saldanha's family in India have been unhappy at the intense media scrutiny and have shut themselves in their homes.
Eyewitness
This is a story that has saddened the local community and an Indian minister, Oscar Fernandes, said it is something that should never have happened and the media should recognise there are boundaries that should not be crossed.
That advice was completely disregarded only minutes later when Mrs Saldanha's husband Benedict Barboza and her two teenage chidren emerged from the airport terminal. They were immediately mobbed by the media and had to struggle to get into their cars. Mrs Saldanha's family in India have been unhappy at the intense media scrutiny and have shut themselves in their homes.
The funeral will take place on Monday at Our Lady of Health Church in her home town of Shirva, just outside Mangalore.
Rev William Menezes, spokesman for the Diocese of Mangalore,
told AFP news agency the funeral would take place at 16:00 local time
(10:30 GMT).Police said as many as 5,000 people were expected to attend, according to AFP, and security around the village has been tightened.
Hospital award Mrs Saldanha's death has been closely followed in India, especially where she grew up.
The hospital in Mangalore where she studied nursing has said it will create an award in her memory.
A candlelight vigil was held last week and her friends and family have been outspoken in their grief, some even demanding that a separate investigation be held to determine the cause of her death.
A grave is prepared in the town of Shirva for Jacintha Saldanha
The hospital has said senior managers tried to reassure Mrs Saldanha "on a number of occasions" that no blame was attached to her for putting the hoax call from two Australian DJs through to the duchess' ward.
Dozens of Indian students demonstrated at the British High Commission in New Delhi on Saturday, demanding "Justice for Jacintha" and claiming that "as a person of Indian origin she was isolated, victimised and subjected to harassment by the authorities".
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