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|Light Source
|Easy to exchange prealigned deuterium and tungsten lamps
|Diode Array
|Photometric Noise
|<0.0002 A sixty 0.5-s scans at 0 A, 500 nm, rms
|Scanning Speed
|1.5 second, full range
|Stray Light
|<0.03% at 340 nm (NaNO2, ASTM), <0.05% at 220 nm (Nal, ASTM), <1% at 198 nm (KCl, EP)
|Wavelength Range
|190 to 1100 nm
|Wavelength Resolution
|1.6 nm
|22 in
|7.3 in
|13.5 in
|Power Requirements
|90–264 V AC 47–63 Hz 70 VA typical
|36.3 lbs
|Additional Specifications
|Optical Specifications
Slit width: 1 nm
ratio abs. at 269 nm/ 266 nm
Wavelength accuracy (NIST 2034)*:
<±0.5 nm at 486.0 nm
<±0.2 nm at 656.1 nm
Photometric accuracy: <±0.005 A, <±0.01 A at 1 A (NIST 930e) potassium dichromate, EP method
Photometric stability: <0.001 A/h at 0 A, 340 nm, after 1 hour warm-up, measured over 1 hour, every 5 seconds, Constant ambient temperature
Baseline flatness: <0.001 A; 0.5-second blank, 0.5-second scan, rms
Humidity: <95% at 25 to 40 °C (77 to 104 °F)
* The methods used are application relevant, for example, the wavelength accuracy specification is given for the complete wavelength range and not just for a single wavelength.
Computer Requirements (for ChemStation software)
Processor: 1 GHz 32-bit (x86) or 64-bit (x64)
RAM: At least 1 GB
Peripherals: CD-ROM disk drive
Hard disk drive: At least 40 GB of free capacity
Operating system: Microsoft Windows XP or VISTA
Monitor: Super VGA or Ultra VGA 17 inch color with resolution at least 800x600 pixel
Video: 256 colors and 1 MB video RAM, small fonts are recommended
Interface: LAN
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Washington, D.C. [United States], June 9 : Merely a week after President Donald Trump's announcement to withdraw from the Paris Accord, the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has announced that approximately USD 15.8 million for 30 new projects aimed at discovery and development of novel, low-cost materials necessary for hydrogen production and storage and for fuel cells onboard light-duty vehicles.
The Trump administration has taken several initiatives to advance the U.S. Energy Department's goals of enabling economic and efficient transportation via fuel cell electric vehicles that use hydrogen fuel produced from diverse domestic resources.
Just three days ago, the United States had announced that up to USD nine million in funding will be made available through the Biomass Research and Development Initiative (BRDI) to increase the nation's energy independence by supporting the development of bioenergy feedstocks, biofuels, and biobased products.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture's (USDA) National Institute of Food and Agriculture (NIFA), in collaboration with the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) will help develop economically and environmentally sustainable sources of renewable biomass, increase the availability of renewable fuels and biobased products, and diversify our energy portfolio. These projects will be funded through BRDI - a joint NIFA and DOE program. Both DOE and NIFA have been given statutory authorities to support the development of a biomass-based industry in the United States, under the Food, Conservation, and Energy Act of 2008 (FCEA) and the Energy Policy Act of 2005, according to the U.S. Department of Energy.
NIFA and DOE will make up to USD nine million available through BRDI in Fiscal Year (FY) 2017. In support of these goals, NIFA and DOE are soliciting applications from all interested parties, including for-profit entities, universities, nonprofits, and national laboratories. For FY 2017, DOE anticipates funding one to six awards, and NIFA anticipates funding three to 14 awards. Awards are anticipated to range from USD 500,000 to USD two million per award. All DOE funding is subject to the availability of annual congressional appropriations.
Applicants will be permitted to address any or all of the following three legislatively mandated technical areas: (A) feedstocks development, (B) biofuels and biobased products development, and (C) biofuels development analysis.
According to a report of the U.S. Department of Energy, More than 2,000 fuel cell vehicles have been sold or leased in the U.S. since 2015. These consume 95 percent less petroleum per mile than conventional internal combustion engine vehicles, have no tailpipe emissions, and offer quiet operation.
In support of DOE's materials research and advanced manufacturing priorities, the U.S. government has started selecting the projects that will leverage national lab consortia launched under DOE's Energy Materials Network (EMN) this past year. Selections were made under the Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy's Fuel Cell Technologies Office (FCTO) annual funding opportunity announcement (FOA) in 2017. The selected EMN consortia projects will leverage unique, world-class capabilities at the national laboratories, facilitating collaborations that will expedite the development of advanced materials, the report added.
These developments came after U.S. government's Energy secretary Rick Perry's open support to President Trump's announcement regarding the Paris Accord, in which he said," President Trump's decision will prove to be the right course of action and one I fully support."
Justifying Trump's decision that United States will no longer be party to the Paris Accord, Perry said, "This was neither submitted to nor ratified by the U.S. Senate, and is not in the best long term economic interest of the United States. President Trump's decision will prove to be the right course of action and one I fully support."
"Instead of preaching about clean energy, this Administration will act on it. Our work and deeds are more important than empty words. I know you can drive economic growth and protect the environment at the same time," he added.
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Trading city life for the country can be a big challenge for some, let alone for a star model from Europe.
Sini Ariell, a renowned tattoo and pin-up model from Finland, moved to rural New South Wales after marrying her farmer husband in 2015.
She left behind a successful, glitzy career and a celebrity lifestyle filled with TV and magazine appearances to start a new life.
Ms Ariell is now hoping to teach Australian women about positive body image.
Modelling a 'hobby'
Ms Ariell began modelling at age 19, and soon became well-known in Finland.
"I always thought that modelling is just something that I do as a hobby," she said.
"My mum and dad always raised me to be the person that wouldn't be remembered by looks [but] always be remembered by how you treat other people.
"Modelling was me creating myself to be a character, or a different figure of myself.
"I would say that I took it more as an art form than defining myself."
But she had to battle her own perceptions of body image.
"I always see myself that there's something wrong, and that must've been one of my biggest issues," she said.
"Nobody else can see them; you just point out your own failures and flaws, but I think that comes because of the bullying that I had when I was a kid.
"Those nagging sounds — you will always have them in the back of your head."
Celebrity lifestyle comes with challenges
Ms Ariell said life in the spotlight as a famous model in Finland came with challenges.
She said she had been photographed by the paparazzi, had photos appear in Finnish gossip magazines, and been mobbed by fans eager for a selfie and autograph.
"It was really difficult at first after appearing in the TV shows," she said.
"Then it all boomed. Everybody's looking at you, everybody's interested in you, and then the haters come as well."
After divorcing her first husband, Ms Ariell met Australian farmer Stuart Bonds in a tattoo parlour in Thailand.
They fell in love and married shortly after.
"She told me what she did over in Finland, but everyone talks themselves up a bit when they first meet people — you act like you're a lot bigger and better than what you are," Mr Bonds said.
"I didn't know what she was trading in; I had no idea who this girl was or what she did."
Soon enough, Mr Bonds was also dragged into the Finnish media spotlight.
"We would line up at a supermarket and people would recognise you," he said.
"We walked into a bakery one day and they came running from out the back with a poster that Sini could sign.
"It's an odd thing to experience, to see from the opposite side. No one knew who I was, no one had any idea who I was.
"To have people constantly watching you, and constantly waiting for you to make a mistake, or slip up … I can't imagine living under that spotlight for that long.
"It gives you a different perspective of how the other half live."
Taking the plunge and moving to country Australia
The couple now live on a secluded farm nestled in the NSW Hunter Valley.
With steep hills, cattle and a flowing creek, the property is a marked contrast to the sights and lights of Helsinki that Ms Ariell was used to.
"We fell in love, got married, and I was like 'I'm just going to take a leap' so I sold everything that I had," Ms Ariell said.
"I closed my tattoo studio, I closed my pin-up agency, I closed my career in Finland, and packed my bag and came here."
But Mr Bonds said he was not sure how his new wife would find the adjustment.
"Going from living in the biggest city in Finland, to moving into the middle of the bush where you're 30 minutes from the nearest shop, I thought 'she won't handle this'," he said.
"She's adjusted really well. You can be yourself here, you can do whatever you want.
"There's not even any traffic here, there's no one here to judge you, you can't even make a phone call from here, so you're pretty far out of the way."
Finding new purpose in new home
Ms Ariell and Mr Bonds are now expecting their first child.
"I would just hope that baby's healthy. That would be the biggest thing going forward, that we have a healthy baby," Mr Bonds said.
"As long as that baby comes out of there healthy, then we're all good, then we can continue going as we're going."
Ms Ariell said she hoped to use her experience in the spotlight, juggling perceptions and body image issues, to help Australian women develop their confidence.
"Last year, when it was the first proper year that I was living here, I did have bad depression of 'did I make a smart decision', and 'what am I', what's my identity now that I don't have those labels of me'," she said.
"It felt like I'm nothing, and I have nothing to offer.
"That definition of myself and re-grouping your identity and building yourself up from being something that people look [up to], then that's taken away from you by your own choice, and you think 'what now? What's my purpose?'
"I hope to get to that point where I meet wounded women that I can share my good energy and thoughts and words with.
"Help them to make themselves a better version of themselves and boost their self-esteem up. That's my goal here."


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Wednesday, December 11, 2013
2013 End of Year Book Survey
Hi! I'm Liza, the blogger behind Reading with ABC! I am originally from Puerto Rico, now living in Maryland, United States. I am married to my high school sweetheart and we have three wonderful kids.
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I love this survey! I'm going to do it too, it makes me so happy to think of all my favorite books I read this year haha :) I still have to read the Angelfall series though. I read obsidian for the first time this year, and I also loved Sea of Tranquility. Can't wait to read more of Millay's work in the future. And I started the parasol Protectorate series this year too! I read the first two and I'm onto the third now...glad to see you're a fan too!ReplyDelete
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Yep, love them all. I'm glad your doing your own too :)Delete
I love the cover for Awaken... though I didn't love the book. It was only OK to me. I picked Unearthly for my cover!ReplyDelete
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- AnonymousDecember 16, 2013 at 9:50 AM
This survey is brilliant :-) I really enjoyed filling it in. Crash Into You is a brilliant book.ReplyDelete
I guess I really, really need to read The Book Thief! Hehe, I agree that Obsidian was pretty unputdownable! I read that whole series in just a few days. Also, everyone is loving Gansey from The Raven Boys! I WILL be reading that book soon. I need to know what all the fuss is about.ReplyDelete
I just started the Lux series recently too, such fun reads! I just got Angelfall and World After for Christmas and I can't wait to read them, glad to see you're enjoying the series so much. Great answers.ReplyDelete
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Ghost Rider with Motorcycle features highlight:
- Ghost Rider Head Sculpt with LED light-up functions in eyes and fire-shaped hair.
- Highly detailed likeness of Nicolas Cage as Johnny Blaze in the movie Ghost Rider.
- 1/6 scale Motorcycle ( Hellcycle ) for Ghost Rider. LED light-up functions in front blinkers and wheels
Here I show you the photos of Ghost Rider with Motorcycle that is now displaying in the Hot Toys store. Hot Toys Ghost Rider with Motorcycle is based on new movie Ghost Rider, and now is ready for pre-order.
Hot Toys Ghost Rider comes with 2 head sculpts. One is Ghost Rider skull with LED light-up function. Another one is Nicolas Cage as Johnny Blaze in the movie. When I take the photos of Hot Toys Ghost Rider, the light up function was not turned on. But, from the photos, you can see the Hot Toys Ghost Rider is sculpted with very nice skull texture, and the orange color fire-shaped hair. Nicolas Cage is one of my favor actors. So, I will not miss this action figure.


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How to install WordPress using Softaculous
WordPress is an open source content management system (CMS) that is available to install using the cPanel Softaculous Apps Installer for free. In this guide, you can learn how to install WordPress using Softaculous.
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Install WordPress through Softaculous
- Log into your cPanel.
- Go to Software section, then click on the Softaculous icon.
- Click on the WordPress logo. This will open a screen with several options displayed. You will see a screen with Install, Overview, Features, and Import. Click on the Install link.
- Fill in the WordPress installation details. The following is the necessary information you need to fill in:
Software Setup
Choose Domain Select the Domain you want to install your WordPress on from the drop-down menu. In Directory Leave this blank to install on the domain directly. If you are installing in a subfolder of your site you type the folder name here. This will make the blog load like the following: example.com/foldername. Admin Username Enter a username for your WordPress Dashboard login. Admin Password Enter whatever password you want for the Dashboard Login. Admin email Enter a valid email here. The system will place an invalid email here. you will need a valid one.
Installing WordPress on a Subdomain- If you decide that you wish to install to a subodmain, then you will need to first make sure that you have correctly created the subdomain in cPanel. The main difference is that the path will appear like this: subdomain.main_domain.com instead of like this main_domain.com/subdomain. If the subdomain is already created, then you will be able to select the subdomain from the Choose Domain drop-down menu.
Installing WordPress in a Subdirectory- If you are trying to install WordPress into a sub-folder (that is not specified as a subdomain), then the Choose domain option should remain as the domain name that you wish to use for the installation. Be sure to specify the folder that you wish to use in the In Directory field - as per the example above.
Click Install.
- Softaculous will check the submitted data and install the files to your server for WordPress.
Now you will see your WordPress installation in the Current Installations list.
- Visit your website in your browser. You should see a new WordPress install like the snapshot to the right.
Note! If you do not see your website load after installing your WordPress site, you may need to point the nameservers, wait for propagation, or another DNS or Domain related issue.
Congratulations, now you know how to install WordPress using Softaculous!
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2018-04-14 12:26 pm
Hi, I have installed wordpress. It is sucessfull and provided the urls. but when i go to the url i can see my blog site is getting opened but dont know how to add detais to my webpage. no clue. I dont see a proper not for beginners to develop using softaculous. Going black here to add the contents here.
2018-04-16 11:09 am
You will need to log into the WordPress Dashboard (administrative area) in order to make changes to the site. This is covered later, if you will continue in the tutorial.
2017-12-06 5:59 pm
I installed Wordpress using Softaculous and got an e-mail with my admin url, but when I try to log in with the admin username and password I created via Softaculous, I get an error that the username doesn't exist. What can I do?
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2017-12-06 10:19 pm
I would recommend following the steps here, to reset your password. Then try logging in again. I hope this helps!
2017-11-19 4:26 am
hello sir,
i have just buy a domain and hosting and after installed wp
i am getting this message when I go to http://www.ravenslearners.com/wp-admin/
This site can't be reached
www.ravenslearners.com's server DNS address could not be found.
please help me.
what should I do next?
2017-11-20 10:54 am
When I look the WHOIS record for the domain up, it is showing as "not registered." I recommend contacting your Registrar to ensure this domain was registered successfully.
Thank you,
2017-09-09 11:58 pm
It's seriously very amazing. Keep writing like this.
Thank you
2017-08-21 7:01 am
What does the import option do ? Like I want to manage the content of my existing website using wordpress, to make it easy to edit. So Can I just use wordpress to manage/edit content of my existing website host on inmotion?
2017-08-21 8:51 am
If your existing site is made with one of the available programs in Softaculous, you can import it in and manage it with Softaculous. Here is a list of most of the available programs in Softaculous.
Thank you,
2017-08-22 1:07 am
Hi John, thanks for the help. Since I am new to this website/environment, can you please tell me how I can find out if I am using any of the available programs in Softaculous?
2017-08-22 9:31 am
Once you are in Softaculous, there is a button at the top right that allows you to click and see all the running applications that Softaculous recognizes.
2017-08-22 11:19 pm
Thanks John. I am new to this environment and website. Can you please tell me how can I find out if I am using any of the programs from Softaculous?
2017-08-23 7:24 am
There is a button at the top right that allows you to click and see all the running applications in Softaculous.
2017-05-27 1:00 am
I am installing wordpress with filling everything , but shown error below ; i am not professional . Just trying by self . Pls teach how to do it !
The following errors were found :
2017-05-30 10:12 am
WordPress requires an available database to work properly. This error indicates that your hosting account has reached the maximum amount of databases available for your plan. You can delete databases you are not using to free one up, or you can upgrade your hosting package to get more databases.
2017-05-25 12:50 am
When I'm trying to install wordpress in the Cpanel through Softaculous application it shows database error while checking submitted data. What should I do to get rid of this error? Do I need to create database prior to installation or to do any other any other configuration in Cpanel options? Pleaase help me. It would be great if someone suggest the way to fix this issue.
2017-05-25 11:45 am
You do not have to create the database before installing WordPress via Softaculous. We are happy to help, but will need some additional information. What is the full "database error" you are getting?
Thank you,
2017-04-25 8:48 pm
good job ,,
2017-03-09 9:44 pm
At the section to add the admin email, is it possible to add two emails there so that incase a customer contacts the firm through the website... the messege can go to the two emails? thank you
2017-03-10 1:54 pm
Nash, this is not an option at the time of creation. However, you can add an admin user after WordPress has been installed.
2017-02-18 12:57 pm
my query is that I've already installed a website in a hosting now I want to install another blog in that hosting. So I would like to know how I can install a new blog in that hosting. Looking forward to hearing from you soon.
Muktar Hossain
2017-02-20 5:50 pm
Muktar, before doing any operation that may result in data loss, we always recommend backing up your valuable data. To install a new WordPress without overwriting your current one, just change the "In Directory" option to a new value, and proceed with your installation.
2017-01-04 5:14 am
I have recently added an addon dormain and when i tried to install wordpress it says The following errors were found :
Actually I have just requested the site transfer from my old host and I have no idea about why and how all my databses are used. Now if i want to use other site how i can do it?
Please help me fix this issues asap.
2017-01-04 9:43 am
I would suggest reaching out to Support so they can look at how many databases your current hosting package has, and how many you are actively using. You can log into cPanel and see the databases as well. Typically, each dynamic website would use one database.
2016-12-05 2:15 pm
I installed Wordpress on softaculous and everything went smoothly. After the process was completed i was given two urls one was my admin one and the other was my site on wordpress. But right now i can't access any of them. When i click on the url it says that the page is not working. While installing wordpress i gave the protocol as http:// and the in directory was wp. Is that the reason I'm not able to access the website? And what do I do now?
2016-12-05 6:30 pm
Had your domain name already propagated to point to our name servers? Propagation can take up to 24 hours to occur. If you are certain it was already pointed, be sure to contact Live Support so they can check into your specific account.
2016-12-02 3:28 pm
I was trying to setup a new WordPress website using Softaculous installer. I've tied the new WordPress website to my domain name (theredsquirrelstree.com). My domain registrar is 1&1. I've changed their DNS settings to InMotion Hosting ones, and as I can see these changes have already taken place (I've checked it with WHOIS). Softaculous says that WordPress is successfully installed, and gives me the link so my new WP site, but when I go to that link I still see the 1&1 'sold domain' default page which says that "This domain name has just been registred". I would very appreciate some advice.
Thank you!
2016-12-02 6:16 pm
TheRed, it sounds like your DNS changes have not propagated for your local DNS yet. When I go to theredsquirrelstree.com I see a message that says "My WordPress Blog", and nothing about 1&1. Please keep in mind that these changes, as with all DNS changes, may take up to 4 - 24 hours to take effect.
2016-12-08 10:10 pm
Everything is working now, thank you for you help!
2016-11-05 1:45 am
Why dont we get a "share" left menu as we would usually get when a blog is hosted on wordpress directly?
How else can we have a "share to facebook" like functionality in with Softaculous plugin.
2016-11-06 10:50 am
Wordpress.com and WordPress self hosted are two different products and therefore what is offered is different as well. Are you trying to share a post socially? There's plugin that can help you accomplish that.
2016-10-09 7:02 pm
i just installed wordpress using Softaculous. I left "In Directory" blank. It got installed successfully but when in click on the website url or administrative page url, it gives error message "This website is temporarily unavailable, please try again later."
i dont know much about website creation and trying to learn here, what can i do next?? my domain is registered with Godaddy "www.************.com" and i just purchased hosting from Bluehost.in
2016-10-10 4:27 pm
I checked your site and it is resolving at this time. If it was newly registered, or you made DNS changes, you may have been experiencing propagation.
Thank you,
2016-09-27 9:25 pm
hi! I followed the instructions, and installed wordpress in public_html file. The problem I have is that when I try to load my website with my domain, nothing appears, only
This site can't be reached
responial.com's server DNS address could not be found.
2016-09-28 11:36 am
Hello Mars17890,
The domain needs to be added as an ADDON domain if you're not using it as the primary domain. If you have already done this and you're still not seeing the DNS, then you will need contact our live technical support team in order to resolve the problem.
If you have any further questions or comments, please let us know.
Arnel C.
2016-09-24 2:26 pm
Hi. I need help with installing wordpress on a new domain I registered and paid privacy for. I followed the steps promptly and it said I had successfully installed it on the domain I want. But when I click on my domain, it's blank with a
Index of /
I contacted the live chat twice. They said they changed the nameserver and I should wait 4-5hours. It's now more than 24hours and still no difference.
2016-09-25 1:58 pm
Be sure to clear your browser cache as well. This may be the issue. If not, please try Live Support once more so they can check on your account-specific details.
2016-08-21 4:47 am
I am facing this error when i want to install WP
The following errors were found :
2016-08-21 7:06 pm
You will need to uninstall the previous version before installing the new one. If you have deleted the previous one without using Softaculous, you still need to run the Softaculous uninstall.
2016-07-02 9:45 pm
Hi,I just installed wordpress with softaculous but my admin page does not want to open.When I go to: http://bornagaingamer.com/wp-admin/It just shows a blank page, and no space to log in.Ay help would be greatly appreciated.
2016-07-05 9:33 am
Hello Wihan,
the domain "bornagaingamer.com" is not pointed to InMotion Hosting. If you're not an InMotion Hosting customer, then you need to check your PHP version. A typical cause for the white screen for a WordPress installation is the Wordpress version. If you ARE an IMH customer then please point your domain to our hosting service. For information on nameservers, please see What is a Nameserver?
If you have any further questions or comments, please let us know.
Arnel C.
2016-06-15 6:52 pm
I have an add-on domain for which I am trying to install Wordpress. I get an error message saying that installation cannot proceed because the file already exists in the .htaccess target folder. It gives the option to delete, choose another folder, or overwrite the files and continue.
I can't find this folder and don't understand what the error means. When I called tech support they said I shouldn't have a problem installing WP for an add-on domain. Help?
2016-06-16 10:00 am
Hello Courtney,
Sorry for the problem with the .htaccess file. The problem is that the file is "hidden". The period in front of the file name is what indicates this. In order to see hidden files, you can use the cPanel file manager. The options for the cPanel file manager allow you to see hidden files. Once you can see the file, simply rename it and then you should be able to run the installation. If you continue to have problems, please let us know. If you can provide your domain name (and you're an InMotion customer), then we can take a quick look.
If you have any further questions, please let us know.
Kindest regards,
Arnel C.
2016-06-28 1:05 pm
Thanks Arn!
This worked perfectly and I was able to install WP using Softaculous.
2016-06-07 5:22 am
I have recently gotten a dormain name www.afrikamedical.co.za and when i tried to install wordpress it says The following errors were found :
2016-06-07 7:33 am
WordPress requires a database to save site content, user information, settings, and more. If you reached your maximum number of databases allowed by your plan you can delete databases you're not using or upgrade your plan.
2016-05-25 11:34 am
OK I have installed Wordpress using Softoculus but my website is not live. why is that so ?
please help me
2016-05-25 12:35 pm
Hello Pritam,
Thanks for your question about your WordPress site. It will be live as long as your domain name is properly registered with a domain registrar. Additionally, the domain name must be an add-on domain if you are adding it as a another domain on your account with InMotion.
I hope that helps to answer your question! If you require further assistance, please let us know!
Arnel C.
2016-04-23 8:02 pm
I have already installed Wordpress on my site. I would now like to switch and have Softaculous handle the updates for me. Is there a way of safeley overwriting my current installation via Softaculous or do I need to start over with a fresh install?
2016-04-25 12:35 pm
If you have installed WordPress via Softaculous you can go back and set Softaculous to auto update your software for you. There is no need to reinstall for that.
2016-05-09 11:40 pm
No I didn't install WordPress via Softaculous I installed WordPress manually (duplicated from another website). My question is, is there a way of switching to Softaculous without having to re-intall the website template and data afterwards?
2016-04-23 2:54 am
I have a theme which supports still wordpress 4.4.2 only and throught softaculous it installs wordpress 4.5. All the features of these themse are not getting imported while I am importing. Can I select older version of wordpress while installing so that I can use the theme which I have?
2016-04-25 12:32 pm
Softaculous will only install versions in the dropdown (if it supports multiple versions of that software). However, you can manually install older versions if you like. You will need to visit the WordPress archives and download the version you need. Once downloaded, manually install it on your server.
This is not recommended, however as there have been several security fixes since your version. Staying there leaves your website at risk.
2016-04-22 7:28 pm
And what do you do when there is NO softaculous on your cPanel?????
2016-04-22 8:35 pm
Hello Donna,
You would install WordPress manually instead of using Softaculous.
Best Regards,
TJ Edens
2016-05-09 1:02 am
@TJ: Thanks. I was hoping for something a little "more" than that...like maybe there is a reason "why" Softaculous isn't on "my" cPanel on IMH ...when everyone else seems to have it? I know how to do it manually... But if Softaculous did it, I'm sure there would be "other" features to use after it's installed, like maybe backups or something? I was just wondering why I don't have the feature...Does it only come with certain hosting plans or something? It's not a big deal or anything, I'd just like to know.
2016-05-09 10:45 am
Hello Donna,
Thank you for contacting us. Softaculous is included on all Shared/Business hosting plans, all other plans can purchase a Softaculous license from AMP (Account Management Panel).
Best Regards,
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2016-04-19 6:07 pm
I've completed step 6 and it looks good on my site cbaseddegrees.com now what do I do to start using it? I tried getting a WP login by registering on their site but that doesn't work when I go to "login" at my site.
2016-04-19 8:49 pm
You must use the admin login you created during the Softaculous installation. If you forgot you can use the "Forgot your password" link and you should receive an email with a link to reset the password.
2016-04-13 3:37 am
I have resolved the Page issue. Thanks
I have another question which I asked 2 days ago but no response ?
Here it is:-
I intend to use the "structure" & setup of my current www.enjoylearningliving.com for a new website. How do I duplicate it to the new website?
2016-04-14 7:07 am
Hello Tony,
I'm not sure if you can see Scott's answer, but he did reply to your last question. If you're trying to use the same structure as another WordPress site, then you would simply need to install WordPress again, then copy over the content from your other site. Bear in mind that content paths and database would need to be unique to your new installation. We have a tutorial that may help you if needed.
If you have any further questions, please let us know.
Kindest regards,
Arnel C.
2016-04-08 1:47 am
Arnel or any support personnel
Good tutorial.
I installed and created some pages, Home, About, Services, Contact under the name Header in a Menu. But these title pages do not show, only the Site Title appears. I have deleted and created these pages for a few times....still fail.
What have I done wrong?
If this problem can be resolved, I am thinking of deleting the installed wordpress and re-instal it again. Will this solve the problem ? Pls advise..Thank you
2016-04-08 9:47 am
Hello Tony,
When you create the page, what ever you make the name of the actual page should show up as the title. If it does not can you please provide your website URL so we may investigate further?
Best Regards,
TJ Edens
2016-04-08 11:23 am
Thanks for the prompt response.
My website is http://enjoylearningliving.com
The Header does not show up while the Footer I created works fine.
Please advise urgently as i intend to work on it during the weekend.
Thanks a lot
2016-04-10 3:32 pm
Hello Tony,
I'm sorry for the late response, it seems that you changed your theme and I am seeing the header and footer now, is everything resolved?
Best Regards,
TJ Edens
2016-04-11 12:43 am
I managed to resolved it myself.
One more question, if I intend to duplicate existing website to a new website (currently is blank), how to do it ?
2016-04-11 3:47 pm
You would need to export the database content from the other site within WordPress and then import the content to the new database.
2016-03-02 7:16 am
I recently deleted the files of my old site: bnetworkx.co.za so that i can re-install another one. Now I am gettinng this message when i try installing wordpress:
Please help!!
2016-03-02 10:27 pm
Hello Nick,
Even though you deleted the website, if you did not delete the database, then you may run into a database limit as determined by your account type. See How to Delete a Database in cPanel to remove a database from MySQL and free up space so that you can make a new WordPress installation.
I hope this helps to answer your question, please let us know if you require any further assistance.
Arnel C.
2016-02-11 8:08 pm
I've tried to install wordpress using softoculous onto an add on domain but I get the error
But according to the stats on cpanel I've only used 2 of the 4. Is there something I'm missing?
2016-02-12 11:50 am
Hello Danielle,
Thank you for contacting us. I recommend contacting Live Support, so they can look at your specific account and replicate the issue.
Thank you,
2016-01-20 10:29 pm
Really nice, James. Appreciate your effort and style.
2015-05-15 10:28 pm
When I click on url or the image for admin it does not that me to wordpress it give an error as internet failure/DSN sever
2015-05-18 2:24 pm
Hello Eric,
Could you be a little more specific on what you mean? Are you meaning within the Softaculous tool itself? What specific URL are you using? Is the domain registered and pointed to your server?
Kindest Regards,
Scott M
2015-04-16 8:00 pm
I just installed Wordpress and want to use it to for a website design template. I am moving from one hosting company to inmotion so my website has already been created, but am looking to re-do it and just give a simple look . I was finally successful getting my original website moved over to inmotion yesterday. Today I downloaded WP. But now my website says error 404, just back to your logo and says website coming soon. So sorry to see that again. Is it because i need to make the new website this miunute?
2015-04-17 9:24 am
Hello Alison,
Thank you for contacting us. I'm not exactly sure what you are asking, but we have a helpful article on 404 errors.
If you do not want your site to display while you are building it, you can password protect the "public_html" folder. Then you can only see the site if you enter a username and password.
Then, remove the password protection when you are ready to go live.
Thank you,
2015-04-03 5:25 pm
I've installed Wordpress on the site but when I try to log in I get this error "
Error 500 - Internal Server Error
An error was encountered while processing your request. Typically this is a temporary condition. Please contact the web site owner for further assistance."
The site appears to be there, but that error stops me doing anything with it.
Can you help?
2015-04-03 8:03 pm
Hello Sam,
Sorry for the problem with the 500 error. Make sure that your the PHP version set in your cPanel is set to version 5.4 or higher. Please see How to change your PHP version in cPanel for the steps in making the change if necessary.
If you have any further questions or comments, please let us know.
Arnel C.
2015-03-21 12:31 am
Yes, I did that part, I'm not sure I explained it right. I have a Wordpress domain site, it is the main page. I then have a subdomain for a classified content management script with main domain's ender. Example: Domain: testpage.com and subdomain: classifeds/testpage.com
How do I make the subdomain page seen on the domain page? Is it possible to connect them better than a link? Hopefully, you understand what I'm trying to accomplish, I'm not that programmer savvy, I'm sorry.
2015-03-23 1:52 pm
Hello Diane,
A link is the way you are going to likely connect the two programs. You may choose to add this link to a menu, or simply on the sidebar or a page itself. While with some code modification you can have the classifieds main page appear within a wordpress template, this often comes out ugly and not very fluid.
Kindest Regards,
Scott M
2015-03-12 9:27 pm
I have added domain with Wordpress on it, I now want to add a subdomain that will work with the main domain site but have a separate script from Softaculous called OSClass. I don't want to make a mistake as I have not tried this before so when I get to OSClass to install onto my subdomain that I made, when I get to the part that says In Directory do I add something that will connect it to the main domain? Hopefully I'm beening clear, I'm not that tech savvy in the Cpanel area.
Thank you!
2015-03-16 11:22 am
Hello Diane,
Yes, the In Directory field is where you will tell the program to be installed. If you have WordPress in your main area, and your domain name is example.com then you will not want to leave that field blank.
If you are putting it into a subfolder, then choose example.comIn Directory field, for instance: class would install it at example.com/class.
If you are using a sudbomain class.example.com then you would select that from the domains list and not need to put anything in the In Directory field. I hope that helps!
Kindest Regards,
Scott M
2015-03-19 2:37 am
Thank you for letting me know. I did do a subdirectory but now not sure how to add the subdomain page or redirect it to my main Wordpress page. If I redirect it in the C-panel to my main page will it just appear? Or is there another way to add it. I'm not that savy on the back end coding so if you can explain this simply I would really appreciate it.
2015-03-20 1:29 pm
Hello Diane,
Thank you for contacting us. We are happy to help, but I am not sure what you want to accomplish in the end.
If you just want to install something on a subdomain, create the subdomain first. Then, select the subdomain from the Choose domain field when you are installing.
When you navigate to your subdomain, you should be able to see your installation.
If you have any further question, feel free to post them below.
Thank you,
2015-02-26 10:29 pm
My website is currently hosted on InMotion… Seeking advice on how to proceed with WordPress installation, I don't want to mess up my current website. My website was created with InMotion's site builder and I am concerned that I may overwrite it when installing WordPress, is there any danger of doing this?
Thanks in Advance – Joe.
2015-02-27 8:31 am
Hello Joe,
If you install WordPress in the same directory that you have the builder site in, it will overwrite the index.php file. This file is very important as it is the first page visitors see. That is likely the only file that will be overwritten but it is enough. If you wish to install WordPress onto your site and not interfere with the existing site, simply install it in its own folder. Step 4 has the instruction you need. Look at the "In Directory" part. If it is installed into its own directory it will not have any effect on the current site.
Kindest Regards,
Scott M
2015-01-19 8:19 am
thanks usefull information, this prblm created in my site, then i am using your trick, and now everthing is ok, thankalot to giving this wonderfull info
2015-01-12 10:33 pm
I would like to install wordpress, and then learn how to use it, and re-build our site. I don't want it to go live right now, because I need time to learn to use Word Press and build the site. I currently do it using Dreamweaver. I am thinking that I need to install it in a subfolder, so it does not interfere with the existing site, until I am ready to deploy it. Is that correct? Will it be difficult to move once I am ready to make the switch?
11,186 Points
2015-01-13 11:37 am
Installing WordPress to a subfolder will allow you to easily make changes without affecting your site at all. To do so, you can simply enter something with the In Directory field of Softaculous. Once your site it built and ready to deploy, you can actually use the Softaculous clone feature to move it to your main production environment.
2015-01-08 12:29 am
I am super confused as to how installing Wordpress and using it to for a website design template. I am moving from one hosting company to inmotion so my website has already been created, but am looking to re-do it and just give a simple look with ecommerce capability. As I am navigating through themes using Wordpress how am suppose to make the changes and then connect it to my website?
2015-01-08 8:58 pm
Hello Yahaira,
Thank you for contacting us today. If your existing site was already built in WordPress, I recommend following our walk-through guide on Migrating your Existing WordPress site to InMotion Hosting. You can also request a website transfer from AMP if you need assistance.
If your original site was not built using WordPress, you will have to install WordPress as described above, then build your site. We have a full WordPress Education Channel, with walk-through guides that will help familiarize you with the software.
You can add e-commerce functionality to a WordPress site with a plugin.
If you have any further questions, feel free to post them below.
Thank you,
2015-01-02 7:54 pm
Every time I try to install Wordpress I get an error that says: "The maximum number of databases you can create has been reached, so installation cannot proceed." I've never installed Wordpress before for this site and I've checked the MySQL Databases and none currently exist. I have no clue what I am doing wrong. Any suggestions?
2015-01-02 8:22 pm
Hello Joseph,
Can you please provide us the domain that is associated with your account so we may investigate further? Also you can contact our technical support team and they would also be able to assist you.
Kindest Regards,
TJ Edens
2015-01-02 8:27 pm
The website is ledotax.com. Thanks!
2015-01-02 8:51 pm
Hello Joseph,
I took a look into your account, which there were some issues with your package. This has since been resolved.
Kindest Regards,
TJ Edens
2014-12-22 10:41 pm
how do you delete plesk sitebuilder from my files. So I can down load worldpress.
2014-12-23 9:26 am
Hello Bryant,
There is no tool for deleting the sitebuilder files. You can, however, go into the cPanel File Manager and delete them manually. From there you can then install the WordPress.
Kindest Regards,
Scott M
2014-12-21 12:45 pm
Better instructions on how to make the URL for my forum. I installed the forum but can't access it because I don't know how to find the URL.
2014-12-23 9:19 am
Hello Tom,
Which forum do you mean? Do you mean the WordPress software? If so, when you install it, it displays your URL on the screen as soon as it is done installing the files. It gives you two URLs, one for the main site and one for the admin login page. You can see the screenshot for this on Step 5, though the URLs have been blotted out on the image.
Kindest Regards,
Scott M
2014-11-07 6:00 pm
none needed...
2014-09-14 6:52 am
Hi Johnpaul,
Can you explain when installing on a subdomain, what do I do I input on the directory box should it be left blank or do I need anything entered as when installing on a sub folder
2014-09-15 8:36 am
Hello Barry,
A subdomain is attached to a folder, typically with the same name. (ie: blog.example.com would be found at example.com/blog) Using this example, you would enter the folder name associated with the subdomain, which is 'blog'. Enter it with no quotes or slashes. Wordpress will then install the files into that folder for you.
Kindest Regards,
Scott M
2014-09-02 1:11 pm
I just opened an account yesterday and had Wordpress set up by the admins. I checked my site today and saw that they had it set up but they did not provide me the Wordpress admin username/password. How do I get the Wordpress admin username/password or Can I reinstall Wordpress myself to set up the username and password ?
H. Tran
2014-09-02 1:38 pm
Hello H.Tran,
The credentials are sent to the primary email account for the hosting account. Be sure to check the Spam folder to be sure it was not sent there. If you wish, you can certainly remove the installation and then reinstall it via the Softaculous program.
Kindest Regards,
Scott M
2014-08-25 2:23 pm
Hi guys! i just installed wordpress using Softaculous and following the instructions above. When I vist my site url it does not show the wordpress site, but instead it says: "Index of" at the top of the page and also shows a link to the wordpress site and a link to the cgi-bin
What did I do wrong and how can I fix this?
2014-08-25 2:36 pm
Hello Lerato,
Sorry to hear that you're having problems. Can you provide us the domain name that you're using? If youre domain name is new, then you may be seeing a delay due to domain propagation. Newly registered domain names do require up to 24 hours before you can use them on the internet. This is because the internet needs a little time to recognize your domain name after you register it.
If you continue to have the problem, please provide us a domain name and we can check on it for you.
Arnel C.
2014-08-21 6:34 am
I just installed wordpress according to your guideline...leaving the In directory balnk but my post url shows .....domain.com/blog. Is there any solution ?
2014-08-21 8:03 am
The 'In directory' field prefills with the value 'wp' not 'blog', at least on our servers. If it is showing up at example.com/blog it sounds as if it was mistakenly put there. If you have not yet begun with creating the site, it would be best to uninstall and then reinstall it from within the Softaculous.
Kindest Regards,
Scott M
2014-08-21 8:23 am
you are right, I leave In directory balnk and my site url is example.com...but when i publish a post, the post's url shows example.com/blog/post-title. where is the problem ?
2014-08-21 9:56 am
Hello Aharodiya,
Thank you for your question. This means you installed WordPress into a folder called blog. Possibly your Softaculous was customized to install into a /blog folder.
I could not locate an account with us based on your email address. But when you leave the In Directory option blank on our servers it will install on the root of your domain. For instance:
We are happy to help, but will need some additional information.
Can you provide a link to your website? This will help us identify if you have an account with us, and allow us to look further into your setup.
If you have any further questions, feel free to post them below.
Thank you,
2014-08-06 3:55 pm
Very easy to follow instructions.
2014-07-14 6:10 pm
I have no idea but I am LOST since i entered what you said but received a message that said:
The following errors were found :
Installation cannot proceed because the following files already exist in the target folder :
Please delete these files or choose another folder.OR
Select the checkbox to overwrite all files and continue.
SO which do I choose since I did not load ANY files before this popped up??? HELP
9,968 Points
2014-07-14 6:53 pm
Hello Roger,
It looks like you installed WordPress to your account with us already which you can verify by looking at your cPanel File Manager. So if this is the second time you're running through the Softaculous install, and trying to again install it to the main directory it's going to fail because all of those original WordPress files still exist.
You would want to modify your hosts file, or change the WordPress URL to use your temporary URL in order to access your website on our server since it's not currently hosted there live yet.
If you just try to go directly to your domain right now, it looks like it's currently hosted at another web host. Once you are ready to point your domain name over to us, you'll want to update your name servers to point to us.
- Jacob
2014-06-15 8:33 am
Confused about whether to install WordPress in the domain directly or in a sub-folder. What is the difference. Also, I plan to include an ecommerce element later down the road. Should I select HTPPS protocol now, or can I change it easily later when I add the ecommerce (such as Presta)? Finally, what is Table Prefix? Do I create my own name for Table Prefix, or are their specific prefix entry that should be used such as WP_? Thanks.
11,186 Points
2014-06-16 9:18 am
If you want your visitors to go to something like example.com/blog, then you would place it in a subdirectory named blog. If you want it running on your main site, leave the filed blank.
It is quite easy to change the installation to HTTPS later. If you already have an SSL certificate set up for your domain, selecting either will not affect you but if you do not have an SSL certificate, do not select the HTTPS option as this can cause the site to not work.
The table prefix simply obscures the table names which can help with security. What you put here is completely up to you.
2014-03-03 11:42 am
Hello albert,
I am not exactly sure what you are asking, but if you want to host your website on wordpress.com and use your personal domain name, you can Map an Existing Domain.
If this does not answer your specific question, please provide more details regarding what you are trying to accomplish.
If you have any further questions, feel free to post them below.
Thank you,
2014-03-03 8:31 am
pls can i install a wordpress.com ( ywpment.wordpress.com) and make use of it as my website
2014-02-25 10:38 am
Hello Leslie,
Thank you for your question. When you install Wordpress from softaculous, it simplifies the process of downloading Wordpress from Wordpress.org, and installing it.
It will then be hosted on your server with us, and you essentially have more access/control of your account, than you would with wordpress.com.
If you have any further questions, feel free to post them below.
Thank you,
3 Points
2014-02-25 12:53 am
Non-techie newbie question here (sorry!)...does installing Wordpress via Softaculous install Wordpress.COM or Wordpress.ORG? I want to build my website through Wordpress.ORG and want to make sure I don't mess this up too badly:)
Thank you!
6 Points
2013-04-06 5:43 am
This is a nicely done installation script. A newbie will be able to follow the procedures easily.
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Summer is the perfect time for this colorful pasta -- zucchini is in abundance, and recipes that make good use of the outdoor grill are in demand. Both the squash and the shrimp here take their turn on the coals before being tossed with the spaghetti. If you crave the dish in the winter, cook the zucchini and shrimp in the broiler.
2/3 cup lightly packed parsley leaves
3 tablespoons drained capers
1 clove garlic, chopped
4 teaspoons lemon juice
1 teaspoon anchovy paste
1/2 teaspoon Dijon mustard
1 1/4 teaspoons salt
1/4 teaspoon fresh-ground black pepper
1/2 cup plus 2 tablespoons olive oil
2 zucchini, cut lengthwise into 1/4-inch slices
1 1/4 pounds large shrimp, shelled
3/4 pound spaghetti
Put the parsley, capers, garlic, lemon juice, anchovy paste, mustard, 1/2 teaspoon of the salt, and the pepper into a food processor or blender. Pulse just to chop, six to eight times. With the machine running, add the 1/2 cup oil in a thin stream to make a coarse puree. Leave this salsa verde in the food processor; if necessary, pulse to re-emulsify just before adding to the pasta.
Light the grill or heat the broiler. Brush the zucchini with 1 tablespoon of the oil and sprinkle with 1/4 teaspoon of the salt. Grill or broil the zucchini, turning, until just done, about 10 minutes in all. When the slices are cool enough to handle, cut them crosswise into 1/2-inch pieces and put them in a large bowl.
Thread the shrimp onto skewers. Brush the shrimp with the remaining 1 tablespoon oil and sprinkle with the remaining 1/2 teaspoon salt. Grill or broil the shrimp, turning, until just done, about 4 minutes in all. Remove the shrimp from the skewers, slice them in half horizontally, and add them to the zucchini.
Meanwhile, in a large pot of boiling, salted water, cook the spaghetti until just done, about 12 minutes. Drain. Add the pasta to the grilled zucchini and shrimp and toss with the salsa verde.


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So have a situation where we are working in a new small building( 1 story building) next to a big 10 story building. Have to put a 150a temp panel in the new small buildings for construction. Thinking I can grab power from an electric closet in the existing building. Problem is we can't survey the existing building. Questions:
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Sheriff Kolender Retirement Party
Last night I had the privilege of attending a retirement party for the Sheriff of San Diego, Bill Kolender. He retires later this month. In 1976 Mr. Kolender was the Chief of Police of San Diego and he was the one who approved The Border Crime Task Force.
The majority of the task force members were present. It was great to see all the guys together in one location. The next time they all get together like this again will be at the movie premier for the documentary. Mark my words : )
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Great news!
Our documentary now has fiscal sponsorship by The International Documentary Association (IDA). After submitting a proposal to them for review they have deemed this documentary to be worthy of fiscal sponsorship by them.
We are very excited and know that this will open many doors for us and help us to get this documentary done.
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As mentioned in a post last month, I'm very interested in addressing gerrymandering, the political practice of dividing up voting districts in a way that would befuddle the designers of Tetris.
Last month, I highlighted Brian Olson's algorithm to make voting districts more compact. However, in this article by Erica Klarreich, she suggests that a district's compactness is not the sole criterion for gerrymandering and talks more about ways to address the problem. Hopefully, this means there's more examples of quantitative methods that can be used. Yes, this won't convince people who are already convinced they'll do whatever it takes to maintain the status quo (which, in gerrymandered terms, is spelled "uqat us sto"), However, it aids in making their efforts look more ridiculous, which always helps.
Update on Virginia efforts:
In both another example of the straightforward language used by Richmond Sunlight and yet another object lesson in reading information even more closely, SJ231, the transmogrified bill to try and be sort of bipartisan in how Virginia does redistricting, has failed. In fact, it had failed when I wrote the original post, but I didn't realize it. When I looked up the information on the official government system, it looked like it had passed, but it really had been "passed by indefinitely" which is legalese for "successfully killed."
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Oh, it's that time again, when we ruthlessly pick apart magazine reviews. If I were you, I'd go and read something actually worth reading elsewhere on the site. I swear, there's at least one interesting article if you look hard enough. On the other hand, if you do read the following, a couple of disclaimers: I'm not saying people can't give their opinion, I'm just giving mine, and feel free to disagree with me heartily below.
TV Zone first, then:
Red Dwarf VII: Season Seven
Released by BBC DVD, £19.99. Reviewed by Anthony Brown.
This is the run of Red Dwarf that many fans thought would never happen, partly because of the time Craig Charles was unavailable while on remand, facing charges that were ultimately proved false,
Seriously, the the slightly coy way people refer to this just annoys me.
and partly because Red Dwarf VI had left people feeling that the show had run its course, and had become over-reliant on variations of the same catchphrases, jokes, or set-pieces.
I've said it before, and I'll say it again: yes, VI was quite formulaic. But if the formula is that good, it doesn't matter. And we're talking about six episodes – some shows run for hundreds of episodes like that. I don't think six episodes is long enough to complain too much about it…
So, it's goodbye to co-creator Rob Grant, with a handful of jobbing guest writers joining Doug Naylor in a less than entirely successful attempt to mimic the American writers' room system. Chris Barrie, having become increasingly frustrated by the lack of rehearsal time on the last series, also drops out after two episodes and a few cameos, with Chloe Annett joining as an alternate reality Kochanski (in the process abandoning the last remnants of the show's original concept – no women, just two guys who hate each other).
Oh, hooray, more bleating on about "the show's original concept". Series V is far, far removed from Series 1 – but that doesn't stop it being fantastic. Oh, see this article and this article for more. Kochanski was badly introduced, in my opinion, in all sorts of ways (I can't help thinking the basic concept of the character is wrong – it needs to be something more like Last Human) – but as an idea, its fine. And certainly not against the spirit of the show. Since when did it have a "no wimmin" mantra? It was "no other humans". (I can't help thinking that, without Rimmer, the show was effectively stuffed, though – I can't see a way round that.)
Gone too, at least for some of the time, are the award-winning FX team, unwisely replaced by distinctly primitive CGI.
Erm, it's nothing to do with wisdom – production problems caused it. Have you seen the documentary? (On the other hand, I can't help but feel some of the more appalling generic shots should have been replaced with earlier model stock footage.)
On the other hand, original director Ed Bye returns, bringing with him audience-free recording and (unfortunately) the abomination that is 'filmized' video.
That's rather unfair. These days, filmized video, when done well, is nearly indistinguishable to film for all but technical audiences. Indeed, less and less drama is being shot on film – for instance, Casanova was shot on 16mm, but the new Doctor Who was shot on video, then treated to look like film. When done well, with decent lenses and lighting setups, it looks fine.
Whether it's suitable for Red Dwarf is another matter – and I personally can't stand it being plastered all over pretty much every sitcom these days (see Black Books) – but I don't see anything wrong with the technique when used on the right kind of programme.
It's only a borderline success – the cast swaps go as well as could have been hoped and there's something rather wonderful about Ouroboros,
Now there's a sentence I never expected to see.
but for every area that's been an improvement, there's a balancing weakness (Blue and Beyond A Joke both settle too easily for lazy jokes and set-pieces).
The problem with Beyond A Joke is that it settles for having no jokes at all, beyond the opening Jane Austen World sequence. I still maintain Blue is a more successful episode than Stoke Me A Clipper, though. Must. Write. Episode. Reviews.
But there's no complaints to be made about the massively comprehensive extras – there's the previously released 'Xtended' versions of three episodes, an option to watch both versions of Tikka to Ride with new and better CGI, a full show of all six of the cast for the commentaries… Documentaries, promo spots from the time, video diaries, even the original Dave Hollins sketches from Son of Cliché. Plus, Chris Barrie performs an abandonded script, complete with storyboards. An average season then, but a class package. 10 (for the extras)
Excellent summing up of the extras. Well done. Give yourself a good pat on the back.
Starburst, then:
Red Dwarf – Series VII
Starring: Craig Charles, Chloe Annett, Danny John-Jules
Poor Robert. And poor Chloë too – neither review spelt her name correctly.
Director: Ed Bye
Picture: 1.33:1
Sound: DD 2.0
Cert: 12
Year 1997
Released: November 7th
Price: £22.99
Distributor: BBC
The Verdict
Red Dwarf lives on, minus co-creator Doug Naylor, with Rob Grant now partnered with new writers.
Erm, sorry?
Red Dwarf lives on, minus co-creator Doug Naylor, with Rob Grant now partnered with new writers.
Red Dwarf lives on, minus co-creator Doug Naylor, with Rob Grant now partnered with new writers.
Red Dwarf lives on, minus co-creator Doug Naylor, with Rob Grant now partnered with new writers.
Well, I'll be sure to take this reviewer very seriously then, having made such a stupid mistake in the opening sentence. As you will see, this stance shall prove useful.
The BBC's confidence clearly hasn't been dented – it commissioned a longer run of eight episodes – but this is a very patchy year indeed. Key player Chris Barrie takes his leave in Stoke Me a Clipper and his replacement (Chloe Annett) struggles to fill the void, the show is now shot without a live studio audience and feels a little hollow, and the scripts really aren't all that funny.
Sadly, I can't disagree with any of that. I always baulk slightly at criticism of Dwarf in reviews – not because I hate people criticising the show, but because I think the criticisms of the previous six series in reviews have been nearly all wrong and unfair – but I'm afraid with VII I can't disagree with any of that. (Having said that, the fact that Body Swap worked perfectly without a studio audience whilst some problems with VII are blamed on it indicates it would have been less of a problem if everything else had worked.)
Bad taste jokes (the Dwarfers involvement with Kennedy's assassination, Lister's loss of an arm) and inevitable costume gags indicate a series nearing the end of its creative life. 2/5
Bull pats. The lack of good jokes and some dodgy characterisation is the problem. But none of the above is.
I don't know – maybe I've just watched enough disgusting stuff to be desensitized. But the only slightly "bad taste" stuff to do with Kennedy's assasination in Tikka is how they kill Lee Harvey Oswald. The main assasination scene is done completely straight. And as Doug says in Back From The Dead, the only complaint the local Dallas PBS station got is about… the cannabilism scene. And besides, the amount of what could be considered tasteless jokes compared to everything else in the show is tiny. But no, as always in these reviews, they just pounce on odd scenes and try and judge an entire series on them.
And even if you don't buy any of that… since when was "bad taste" stuff indicative of a show at the end of its life anyway? If it's done well, since when was it anything other than… erm… funny? See: Python.
As for costume gags… this complaint has been made before in Starburst. I didn't understand it then, and I don't understand it now. Is it simply referring to Cat gags, or about the cast dressing up in different costumes? BE CLEAR! If it's the former, I admit they're getting tedious by now (although "Co-ordinates! Thank-you!" is still one of the best jokes in the series); if it's the latter, I fail to see what's wrong with them. Although I am the kind of person who laughs at Are You Being Served?, so, erm, errr, argh.
Having said all of that – I can't really disagree with the series' final rating.
Viewing Options
An astonishing commitment to restoration sees some episodes presented in as many as four different versions. Tikka to Ride, for example, can be seen as an Xtended edition, remastered edition… or both!
The gang's all here, on every episode.
Deleted Scenes
Lost sequences amounting to 45 minutes of new material.
Don't sound too excited, please. A fantastic extra, tossed off in nine words. Even just an added "excellent" would have done.
Behind the Scenes
The documentary Back from the Dead looks back over a turbulent year, with surprisingly candid discussion of the Grant/Naylor split.
Indeed. Although it's hardly surprising – the Juliet May stuff on the V disc gave a pretty clear indication they would deal with it properly.
Other Extras
The 'lost' script Identity Within, written by John McKay, is presented with illustrations, with all parts played by Chris Barrie. Plus raw effects, video diary, music featurette, still, and the inevitable 'Smeg Ups'. The fan films are just as excruciatingly embarrassing as you'd expect. 5/5
Wah! See now why I'm happy they made that ridiculous mistake at the start of the review? Still, a thoroughly-deserved rating for the extras.
Many apologies for all that. I now return you to normal broadcasting. But be warned: the new SFX is released next Wednesday…


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Tuesday evening found the subterranean lecture hall at the Transport Museum almost filled up as Oliver Green gave an introductory talk about his latest pocket book – and it is actually designed to fit in a pocket – about the mainline terminus stations in London.
The guide is designed to be a circular guide to the mainline stations starting from Paddington and running clockwise around the Circle Line – with the occasional diversion south of the river – so people can travel around and visit each station in turn.
During the talk though, he went in chronological order instead, and gave a brief history of each of the stations, starting naturally at London Bridge, which was the first mainline station to arrive in London.
Initially though, the station was just a shed type building and it wasn't until later through several versions that the main Victorian structure that makes up half the station today was built. This "shed" is now listed, but there are plans to demolish it and tidy up the sprawling mess – but only if they can find someone who wants the building somewhere else.
Euston though was the first truly inter-city rail terminus in London, but at the time of its construction, a major flaw turned up as the station is at the bottom of a fairly steep approach. Great for trains approaching the station – but impossible for them to get out again!
The solution was to drag all trains up from Euston to Camden by cable winch, then hook them up to a steam engine. A picture of the early Euston station displayed on the screen though caught my attention for the chap standing somewhat nonchalantly on the tracks while leaning on the platform!
The station was sadly demolished in the 1960s and Oliver Green's comments about the dire functional look of the modern station drew strong murmurs of approval from the audience. He did comment on the Euston Arch, but I think that topic is rather worn and contentious.
The 1960s building is now due to be demolished in turn and a new station will rise up – probably within a decade or so.
Fenchurch St was touched upon as being the only terminus that can really be said to be within the City of London, and despite its slightly hidden nature on a side street, the exterior has always had a charm that I find quite appealing. Sadly, the modern interior is rather less appealing.
The grand daddy of London stations though is probably Waterloo – which had also undergone quite a few transformations over its years as it slowly fattened out over the available land. Interestingly, the 1922 rebuild which demolished most of the previous haphazard buildings is what we are still using today, largely untouched.
A half hour interlude for a 1961 B&W documentary about a day at the station actually proved quite entertaining – especially some of the behind the scene shots of the tannoy girl knitting in between announcements, and the pre-recorded "you are in a queue" message for the phone calls coming from a record player.
Not to mention, the total absence of chewing gum on the floor.
King Cross had some interesting anecdotes – such as the clock mechanism that is still inside the tall clock tower having been exhibited at the Great Exhibition just before being sold to the railway. A few photos of the station in the 1930s of what was called the "African Village" outside the front. It seems that the modern plans to rip away the awful green structure from the front of the station means that the frontage might be seen properly for the first time ever.
Sadly, the rumours that Queen Boudicca is buried under platform 10 has absolutely no foundation (pun intended) in fact.
Another mystery, at another station, this time Paddington is why the rear area which is now a shopping centre is called The Lawn. The area has always been called that, even though there is no evidence of a lawn having ever been there.
I noticed from the poster advertising the arrival of the London Underground that it had passenger tunnels leading from the platforms as well. Time for a clandestine visit!
Charing Cross is a station that is packed full of history – from its pre-train days as a major food market, with a pedestrian suspension bridge – to an early station with an arched roof, that then fell down, a replacement and eventually the current station as we know it today.
What was interesting to note, and it is something that was familiar to most main stations at the time, was that road vehicles came right into the center of the station – something that was still happening at Paddington until fairly recently.
The insert in the image above is from the Illustrated London News, and is the very same image that originally got me interested in the Waterloo and Whitehall Pneumatic railway.
Liverpool Street station was described as having been "cleverly rebuilt" and the odd mix of faux-heritage, real heritage, and modern is a bit of a marmite building. You either like it, or hate it. Incidentally though, a building that was demolished to make way for the railway belonged to Sir Paul Pindar, and was one of the few to survive the Fire of London. Its heritage was sufficient to justify being taken down carefully and part of the frontage is now in the V&A Museum.
Finishing with Marylebone, which was nearly demolished in the 1980s due to the lack of traffic and had undergone a revival in recent years. A sign of the class of customer is that it was the first station to have an M&S food store.
A mention of a curiosity about the hotel opposite will have to wait for another day – as I want to research it further!
Thanks to Annie Mole of the Going Underground blog for the ticket.
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