why does wikipedia's english home page show rr-udeservit.com home page?
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No it does not.\n\nProbably your DNS or hosts file are corrupted.
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The actual homepage is\nhttp://www.thomson.com/learning/learning.jsp\n\nIf your professor assigned you web homework:\nhttp://www.ilrn.com/ilrn/
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i suggest to visit english.com and english-hilfen.de
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Do you mean www.stranieriinitalia.it ? See http://www.stranieriinitalia.it/
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ok, here is the english website you ask me for. http://prwow.com/index_english.asp
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http://www.jp.home.com/
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I can only tell you why. because when you open the .com page, the server detects from which country ar you(based on you'r ip addres) and redirects you the the .co.jp.
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English Page.com is a phrasal Verb dictionary.  Hope this helps.
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I got one too. If its the same girl, she's from Vologda, Russia...It's just a domain reserved by the company she works for. If you could translate it to Russian and then determine its abbreviation it would probably be the name of the company she works for I guess.?.? Who knows......
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This most definitely is the UK Answers site, not US. The clues are in the 'Yahoo! UK & Ireland' logo, and the 'uk.answers.yahoo.com' URL. The US site is 'answers.yahoo.com'.\n\nTo someone or other who pointed out that this isn't yahoo.co.uk - that's very true, but only because there is no yahoo.co.uk. All requests to yahoo.co.uk will redirect to uk.yahoo.com, requests to yahoo.co.fr will redirect to fr.yahoo.com, etc.\n\nA bit unintuitive, yes, but the big fat YAHOO UK & IRELAND logo should be a bit of a giveaway really.
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http://translate.google.com/translate?u=http%3A%2F%2FYOURSITE.COM&langpair=en%7Cen&complete=1&hl=en&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&prev=%2Flanguage_tools\nEnter the site you want to see in place of YOURSITE.COM in this URL
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go to ytmnd.com, they explain it, check wikipedia.org\n\nThey ask to have cookies enabled, cookies may contain spyware, but unless your downloading something, dont worry about it...
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I assume that you're using a web browser.... otherwise you wouldn't be here on the internet....\n\nDownload Firefox from Mozilla.   Try it as your web browser.\n\nOr, if you're already using Firefox, use IE instead.  If neither one works, download Opera, and try that as your browser.\n\nIt's possible that your "Home Page" has been hijacked.  If that's the case, download "Hijack This" and use that to clean out your hijacked page.
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I don't know exactly which is that page. I tried to search for it on Google but I didn't find anything clear. Maybe the site is gone on maybe it's just having some technical problems. Try again other day.
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They are sub domains. \n\nThe upper level domain is purely to find the server hosting the site. Most websites only run a single website off that domain or use a different IP to distinguish between multiple websites run from the same server. Sub domains are a way to have multiple websites off the same server(s) and not have to register a new domain and deal which IP goes with which domain. \n\nIn the case of Wikipedia the en just means you are going to the English speaking site instead of say the de.wikipidia which should be the German version of the same thing. \n\nhttp://                 \nProtocol\n\nen.\nDomainyou wish to travel too. \n\nwikipedia.org?\nTop level domain/server.
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The website has got some got pages. Check it out
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No, neither eHow nor Wikihow have anything to do with Wikipedia or with the Wikimedia Foundation. Wikihow does use the same software as Wikipedia (MediaWiki).\n\neHow has had a few owners and is currently run by a company called Demand Media. Since May this year, Wikihow is a separate company (it was originally part of eHow).