Iweb 09 and posting to your own domain name -- how does it work?

Dear Apple geniuses,
What I always hated about iWeb was the long web address -- I am thinking about buying 09 and a domain name so I can have a simple address. (I am on iLife 07 now) But I am not exactly sure how it works can you help me!
Question 1. Once I get the domain name for example, www.christine.com, and post my iwebsite to it will people be see it just by typing in www.christine.com? (I won't have to add anything else to the address).
Question 2. Can you suggest a domain registar that works well with iWeb (I read something about needing one that will allow a setting for CNAME).
Question 3. Will this website come up in google searches?
Question 4. I plan to use the widget to have youtube video on my website because I want the video to play quickly so people don't have to wait for it to load-- will all of that work if I post to my own domain?
Thanks and sorry for my computer stupidity!

1. No, you don't have to add anything to the address and people should be able to get to your site by either typing in http://yourdomain.com or http://www.yourdomain.com.
2. GoDaddy are very good and I have a domain name registered with them. Also, Network Solutions too. You only need a registrar/host that provides CNAME forwarding if you are intending to purchase a MobileMe account and publish your site to MME. However, you do not need to do this to be able to use iWeb. You can purchase your domain name, plus a Linux hosting option from GoDaddy and you can then upload your site directly to your hosting space using a dedicated ftp program such as Cyberduck.
3. Your site will come up in Google Searches yes, but you need to notify them that your site exists first.
4. Posting YouTube on your site will work if you publish to MobileMe and upload directly to your server. If you want quick loading, however, I would suggest that you upload directly to your server as at times MobileMe is notoriously slow. I upload directly, as I have business site and I wanted faster loading speeds that MME could not give me.
Your version of iLife will be 06 and not 07 - as far as I am aware that does not exist, it went 06, 08 and now 09.

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