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Maybe its just me but it Seems like the Zelda fans always get their share of designs on here, its like every few days its another zelda shirt
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Go south on Mustang Road. Just before State Highway 152, turn left on East Trade Center Terrace (the street between two pizza restaurants). We are in the brown brick building on your left just before the turn in the road.
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Take the Airport Road and State Highway 152 exit. After a few miles as you get into town, turn right on North Trade Center Terrace (the street just before the McDonald's restaurant). This road becomes East Trade Center Terrace. We are in the brown brick building on your right just after the turn in the road.
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Whether it be Millennials, Hispanics or any other underrepresented group, there are many obstacles to bringing new potential boaters to the industry.
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Court records indicated that more than 80 Stryker hip lawsuits have been filed in a consolidated litigation underway in New Jersey state court since the announcement of the July 2012 recall of Stryker Rejuvenate and ABG II Modular-Neck Hip Stems, Bernstein Liebhard LLP reports. According to filings in Bergen County Superior Court, plaintiffs allege the recalled Stryker hip implants shed dangerous amounts of metal ions when the metal components rubbed together, causing patients to suffer muscle, nerve and bone damage. Many of the plaintiffs further allege they were forced to undergo revision surgery to remove the device when their Stryker hips failed. (In re Stryker Rejuvenate Hip Stem and the ABG II Modular Hip Stem Litigation, No. 296)
"The injuries alleged in the Stryker hip lawsuits filed in the New Jersey litigation echo what we have heard from our clients since the Stryker Rejuvenate recall. We believe hundreds of similar claims will be filed in New Jersey and elsewhere in the coming months," says Bernstein Liebhard LLP, a nationwide law firm representing the victims of defective drugs and medical devices. The Firm is actively filing Stryker hip lawsuits in the New Jersey proceeding on behalf of individuals who suffered metallosis, hip implant failure and other complications, related to the Stryker Rejuvenate recall.
Stryker Rejuvenate Recall
The Stryker hip recall was announced in July 2012 after data indicated the metal hip stems were prone to fretting and corrosion at the modular neck junction. According to court documents, the Stryker Rejuvenate litigation underway in New Jersey was established last month by an order of the New Jersey Superior court. According to a report from NorthJersey.com, plaintiffs'
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Rock meets quake
San Andreas review: Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson to the rescue in not-so-dumb disaster flick
Jake Wilson Like Arnold Schwarzenegger in his day, Dwayne Johnson is both a macho hero and a frankly dorky family entertainer. He flexes both muscles in San Andreas.
Movie misfire
Partisan review: Vincent Cassel fails to connect in aimless, earnest Australian film
Paul Byrnes Oscar Isaac pulled out of this movie just before shooting began and French star Vincent Cassel jumped into the lead role, so that may account for some of the film's shortcomings, although it's...
Plush but ridiculous
Gemma Bovery review: Anne Fontaine's plush but empty catalogue of coincidence
Jake Wilson A doomed obsession fuelled by too many coincidences in a playful journey into Flaubert country.
Haunting absence
Poltergeist review: Remake haunted by lack of reason to exist
Jake Wilson A faithful but uninspired retread of the 1982 horror film that can't really answer the question 'why?'
Unpredictably fun
Spy review: Melissa McCarthy reveals attitude to burn in espionage
Philippa Hawker In this espionage comedy, Melissa McCarthy goes from self-deprecating office worker to agent with attitude.
Explosively funny
Wild Tales review: Six stories connected by rage and explosive, risky humour
Paul Byrnes A blast of bracing fresh air, fuelled by outsize human emotions: love, jealousy and especially revenge.
Touching portrait
Woman in Gold review: Assured turn from Mirren in predictable but touching tale
Jake Wilson An underdog story tailor-made for the movies, Simon Curtis' film is devoid of surprises but is touching all the same.
Unbridled fun
Wild Tales review: Revenge spurs Damian Szifron's inspired comedy
Sandra Hall There's not a hint of hyperbole in the title of this gloriously unbridled confection from Argentina.
Performance driven
Spy review: Cast of 007 parody trump Melissa McCarthy's toilet humour
Sandra Hall Savvy performances, including one from a scene-stealing Rose Byrne, make the most of a featherweight plot.
Thrilling ride
Mad Max: Fury Road review: a thundering, thrilling blockbuster
Craig Mathieson George Miller offers a welcome alternative to the bloated and repetitive nature of the modern action film.
HR Fluff'n'stuff
A Royal Night Out review: Princess fairytale is entertaining twaddle
Paul Byrnes Structured like a West End play, this is an enjoyable bit of right royal reverence for the House of Windsor, but not to be taken seriously.
Studio Ghibli
When Marnie Was There review: director finds his feet with graceful schoolgirl ghost story
Philippa Hawker Japanese director Hiromasa Yonebayashi, who made his Studio Ghibli feature debut with Arrietty, takes on another adaption of a British children's book for the legendary Japanese animation studio.
A touch too ambitious
Touch review: Newcomer Onor Nottle stands out in moody Australian art film
Jake Wilson A meandering, moody new Australian film might have worked better as a short.
Furiously enjoyable
Mad Max: Fury Road review: Take-no-prisoners action heroine Charlize Theron drives George Miller's spectacular road warrior revival
Jake Wilson Tom Hardy can't match the surly swagger of Mel Gibson as Max but Charlize Theron more than makes up for it in this immensely enjoyable sequel.
Future imperfect
Ex Machina review: A sci-fi romp where the monsters are men
Craig Mathieson An icy, cerebral thriller about boys and the creation of their ultimate toy - the seemingly perfect woman.
Sequel in a minor key
Pitch Perfect 2 review: Elizabeth Banks drives the satire with assertive notes
Craig Mathieson Only the offbeat originality of the concept and the cast's commitment to it save this sequel from being a tedious retread.
A right royal caper
A Royal Night Out review: Imagine how princesses Elizabeth and Margaret partied in 1945
Sandra Hall A quaint fantasy confected around the idea that princesses Elizabeth and Margaret had a night on the town incognito to celebrate the end of WW2.
Just like the real thing
Ex Machina review: Sci-fi thriller ventures into the garden of technical evolution
Paul Byrnes With its echoes of cinematic classics, this prescient thriller asks troubling questions about artificial intelligence.
Chemistry lesson
Clouds of Sils Maria review: Juliette Binoche, Kristen Stewart bring chemistry to moody, intelligent chamber drama
Jake Wilson French writer-director Olivier Assayas is back in form with this tangled triangle about an ageing actress, a younger rival and an assistant.
lacking high notes
Pitch Perfect 2 review: Souffle doesn't rise twice for frothy musical comedy sequel
Jake Wilson Despite some enjoyable musical sequences, much of this sequel has a slack, imprecise feel.


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Canard au Miel
YIELD: Serves 4
Preheat oven to 350°F. Finely grind 2 teaspoons fresh or 1 teaspoon dried lavender blossoms, thyme, sea salt and peppercorns in spice grinder or with mortar and pestle. Remove fat deposits and giblets from duck cavity, reserving liver. Trim excess skin and fat from neck area. Rinse inside and out; pat dry. Cutting through skin and fat (but not flesh) of duck breasts, score in crisscross pattern. Rub inside and outside of duck with herb mixture; return duck liver to cavity.
Place duck, breast up, on rack in roasting pan. Roast 2 hours. Remove from oven. Increase oven temperature to 375°F. Transfer duck to plate. Pour pan juices into 4-cup glass measuring cup; spoon off fat. Return juices and 1 tablespoon fat to pan. Add broth and wine. Return duck to pan. Brush with 2 tablespoons honey.
Roast duck 20 minutes, basting once with pan juices. Brush with 2 tablespoons honey; sprinkle with 1 teaspoon fresh or 1/2 teaspoon dried lavender. Roast duck until deep golden and thermometer inserted into innermost part of thigh registers 180°F, about 5 minutes longer.
Transfer duck to platter. Remove liver; mash finely in small bowl. Spread liver over baguette slices. Add 1 teaspoon fresh or 1/2 teaspoon dried lavender to roasting pan. Place over medium heat. Boil juices until thick enough to coat spoon, whisking often, 5 minutes. Season with salt and pepper. Transfer to bowl. Slice duck and serve with baguette slices and pan juices.


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Gender violence is not only a violation of human rights, it affects the economy and places a major burden on essential services. A culture of violence against women has a devastating impact on societi... Show More +
The Pacific Islands Cannot Afford the Human and Economic Cost of Violence Against Women
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Transcript of World Bank Group President Jim Yong Kim Opening Remarks at Neglected Tropical Diseases Conference, Washington DC
DR. KIM: Thank you, all, so much for coming and welcome to the World Bank.As always, I have some very nice prepared remarks, and so I will give them out of respect for the people who prepared th... Show More +
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Only 43% of Countries Disclose Public Officials' Financial Assets, Says World Bank
Financial disclosure is a powerful anti-corruption toolWASHINGTON, November 8, 2012– Financial disclosure laws requiring public officials to file a statement of their assets, liabilities and interests... Show More +
Bank Modernizes Investment Lending Policy
WASHINGTON, November 2, 2012 – The World Bank's Board of Executive Directors has endorsed a move that will make the Bank's original financing instrument more effective and clear for governments, staff... Show More +
World Bank Urges Oil Producers to Reduce Gas Flaring, Increase Gas Utilization for Development
LONDON, October 24, 2012 - The World Bank-led Global Gas Flaring Reduction (GGFR) partnership today called on oil producers, both countries and companies, to reduce flaring of natural gas associated w... Show More +
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Recognized the world over for high-quality artistic entertainment, Cirque du Soleil has brought its unique combination of dance, acrobatics, art, and music to more than 100 million spectators. Join the ranks of mesmerized showgoers when the Grand Chapiteau rises in New York. You'll flip out for every flip in Amaluna, the latest creation from this talented troupe. Use this deal to grab your ticket package, which includes a souvenir gift, one soft drink, one popcorn, and one candy selection.
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This show invites audiences to a mysterious island governed by goddesses and guided by the cycles of the moon. The queen, Prospera, directs her daughter's coming-of-age ceremony in a rite that honours femininity, renewal, rebirth, and balance -- marking the passage of these insights and values from one generation to the next.
In the wake of a storm caused by Prospera, a group of young men lands on the island, triggering an epic and emotional story of love between Prospera's daughter and her brave suitor. Their love is put to the test as the couple must face demanding trials and overcome daunting setbacks before they can achieve mutual trust, faith, and harmony.
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Converting scripts from the old PHP MySQL extension to MySQLi
Almost three years ago, a new, improved PHP extension has been released to connect PHP to the MySQL Server: the MySQLi extension. Back in spring 2004, Zak Greant and Georg Richter published an article outlining the major goals and the major features of the new MySQLi extension. Additionally, the authors answered the question why all PHP 5 users should switch from the old PHP MySQL extension to the new MySQLi extension. Almost everything what has been said in 2004 is still valid. It is still recommended to upgrade your scripts to use the MySQLi extensions.
We have good news for those of you who fear the work of converting thousands of lines of source code manually: MySQL has developed a tool which helps you with the conversion of the code.
Overview of ext/mysqli
Released together with PHP 5, the MySQLi extension aimed to replace the old, reliable MySQL extension which has been available in PHP since the mid-90s. After almost a decade of development activities some questionable features had crept into ext/mysql. The extension became difficult to maintain and the feature set of ext/mysql started to differ from that of the underlying MySQL client library.
At this point, Georg Richter made a clear cut and developed the MySQLi extension. The "i" in the name of the extension stands for: improved, interface, incomplete or whatever you want to call it.
The new extension ext/mysqli supports all new features of the MySQL Server Version 4.1 and higher, for example Prepared Statements and support for Character Sets. Prepared statements are a great step ahead, especially nowadays when everybody is concerned about security.
The MySQLi extension has a procedural interface which is very similar to the ext/mysql interface to make porting as simple as possible and it offers an additional object oriented interface for those who prefer the object oriented programming style.
The new features are the reason why you should switch to PHP 5 and ext/mysqli, if you have not done this step yet. Looking forward at PHP 6, we do not plan to add Unicode to the old PHP MySQL extension The feature set of the old extension is not state of the art any more, even with Unicode support.
Who should switch?
Switching from ext/mysql to ext/mysqli is easy in most cases, thanks to the wide usage of database abstractions. From a high-level point of view, PHP applications can be categorized in four groups, depending on how they access a database system. Typically one of the following coding styles gets used to connect an application to a databases:
- native connection: vendor-specific database API calls spread all over the application source code
- project specific layers: PHP-based database (API-) abstraction layers
- well known layers: PHP based, e.g. PEAR::DB, PEAR::MDB2
- PDO – a C-based, API-abstraction layer
In the early days of PHP, hardly anybody used a database abstraction layer in their applications. Applications have been slim, lightweight and small in general. Often PHP was not used for much more than simple templating tasks in the beginning, but grow dramatically over the time.
Many of applications of this generation spread the database API calls (e.g. the mysql_connect()) all over the application. Applications using this approach can be difficult to maintain. Some of them spread connection parameters all over the source. Whenever you have to change them, for example because of a new password of the database, you have to modify many files. Switching from one database to another or even only from ext/mysql to ext/mysqli is also very much work.
Those who had every to implement such a migration, started to use database modules. Thin API-abstraction layers which bundle all database API calls in one, central place became common. Upgrading an application which uses a project specific database layer or any other well known PHP based abstraction layer, is much easier, because all you have to do is to migrate the database module, given that no changes to the SQL statements are required.
The latest chapter in the book of PHP database connectivity is the introduction of a C-based database API abstraction layer: PDO.
If you are still in Chapter 1, you might be a bit behind the state of the art in PHP programming - unless you have strong reasons for it, for example the need to gain maximum performance. A similar note goes to readers of Chapter 2. No matter if you are in Chapter 1 or Chapter 2, consider stepping forward and read how the MySQL ext/mysql Converter Tool can help you with the switch from ext/mysql to ext/mysqli.
What does the Converter Tool do?
The MySQL ext/mysql Converter Tool does analyze you PHP source, searches for all ext/mysql expressions and replaces them with semantically identical ext/mysqli expressions. If all you have to do is to convert a few lines of code, it is a matter of minutes to upgrade your application from ext/mysql to ext/mysqli.
Of course, replacing the mysql_-function calls with their mysqli_-counterparts is only half of the of the story. For example, your script will not be modified to use prepared statements. This step is left to you. But the tool takes the job from your shoulders to identify the exact counterparts of ext/mysql functions in the ext/mysqli API. And the tool takes care of default connections which are an often used feature in ext/mysql.
In most cases, the result of the conversion can be run out of the box. For example you can successfully upgrade the popular blogging software WordPress 2.0.4 from ext/mysql to ext/mysqli within 45 seconds. We will demonstrate this in the following.
Installing the Converter Tool
Download the converter tool from a mirror and unpack the archive in the web directory of your web server. The latest release is 1.0, and the MD5 sum for it is 6c1720469070edda2bcbdc34c62b9d04; it is also signed with the MySQL key. An anonymous Subversion repository is also available. That's it, as long as you do not want to help developing it and you just want to use it. Open the URL http://<myserver>/<installation_path>/MySQLConverterTool/GUI/index.php in your web browser.
You will be given the opportunity to convert a single file, to convert all files from a directory or to convert a code snippet. Go for the directory option and point the converter tool to the installation path of WordPress 2.0.4. Instruct the tool to update the files in the directory and all its subdirectories which contain mysql_*-function calls and let the tool create backups of the original files before they get modified.
Press "Start the conversion". Wait some 45 seconds - depending on the speed of your computer - and it is done. WorldPress now runs on ext/mysqli, try it out. Ignore the summary screen and the two warnings it reports for now. We will get back to it soon.
Calling the Converter Tool
The converter tool comes with a Web GUI and CLI user interface. All options available in the Web GUI are available in the CLI interface and vice versa. It is up to you to choose which interface you like best. Generally speaking the Web GUI is more convenient for most users, but GUI interfaces have the problems that is is difficult to integrate them into scripting environments. Scripts are a great tool to automate tasks. Automated tasks have the advantage that they use quality assured and standardized procedures which make their results less error prone in general.
In this article, the CLI interface will be used to demonstrate the usage of the converter tool. Using the GUI is self-explaining and deserves no detailed description.
Calling the converter tool on the command prompt is done by invoking the PHP binary with the script cli.php from the installation directory of the converter. Like a native command line binary, the script cli.php is controlled by command line options. The option "-h" prints the help screen:
C:\www\MySQLConverterTool>php cli.php -h
Usage of cli.php :
-f <file> Convert file
-d <directory> Convert directory
-p <pattern> File name pattern for -d, e.g. -p ".php,.php3". Default: *
-s <code> Convert code snippet
-u Update (modify) input file during the conversion
-b Backup files to [original_name].org before they get updated
-v verbose - print conversion details
-w warnings - print errors/warnings, if any
-q quiet - don't print the generated c
Converting a file, a directory, or a code snippet
The converter tool can convert a file (-f <file>), all files from a directory (-d <directory>) or a code snippet (-s <code>). To get familiar with the tool and to find out how it will convert certain ext/mysql functions, you can use -s to specify a code snippet on the command line. When you do this, make sure to enclose the PHP code in opening and closing PHP tags.
C:\www\MySQLConverterTool>php cli.php -s "mysql_connect('host', 'user', 'pass');"
mysql_connect('host', 'user', 'pass');
This is needed because the converter tool is based on the PHP tokenizer extension. The tokenizer does not consider any code which is not enclosed by PHP tags and so does the converter tool. This is the reason why you see no change in the example above, whereas the example below works as expected.
C:\www\MySQLConverterTool>php cli.php -s "<?php mysql_connect('host', 'user', 'pass'); ?>"
<?php ($GLOBALS["___mysqli_ston"] = mysqli_connect('host', 'user', 'pass')); ?>
By default the CLI interface prints nothing but the generated source code. If you invoke the tool with the option -v (verbose), additional information gets shown. Note that the code snippet is slightly modified to make the converter tool throw a warning. The first parameter to the mysql_connect() function is now $host instead of "'host'". Note that the pitfall when using single and double quotes to enclose the PHP snippet passed with -s to the converter tool: your command line shell might interpret $host as a shell variable on Unix if you use double quotes to enclose the PHP code as shown in the Windows examples. Try single quotes instead. On Windows, single quotes will give you a failure. Check the documentation of your command line shell.
C:\www\MySQLConverterTool>php cli.php -s "<?php mysql_connect($host, 'user', 'pass'); ?>" -v
- Summary ----------------------------------------------------------------------
Status: Warning
Number of mysql_-functions found: 1
Number of mysql_-functions converted: 1
Warnings/Errors: 1
Code length: 80 Bytes
- Warnings/Errors --------------------------------------------------------------
Warning/Error on line 1
[Line 1] Cannot analyze server parameter to extract host, socket and port! Conversion cannot be performed automatically. You must manually check the result of the conversion.
- Generated code ---------------------------------------------------------------
<?php ($GLOBALS["___mysqli_ston"] = mysqli_connect($host, 'user', 'pass')); ?>
- End of code ------------------------------------------------------------------
In addition to the generated code a summary and a list of all warnings/errors gets shown. This is the default behaviour in the web GUI. But on the CLI, we assume that most people want to be able to pipe the generated code into a file and therefore, the details are not shown by default.
Summary, Warnings, Errors and how to read them
The summary table shows a status row, the number of ext/mysql functions that have been found in the original source, the number of functions that have been replaced with their ext/mysqli counterparts, the number of warnings/errors which occurred the length of the generated source code. The status row is the most important information for you. The status can be "OK", "Warning" and "Error".
If the number of ext/mysql functions which have been found is equal to the number of functions which have been replace with their ext/mysqli counterparts and if no other warnings have been thrown, the conversion is considered as successful and "OK" gets printed.
If the number of functions found is equal to the number of functions converted but there are warnings, then the status is set to "Warning". The status usually means that runnable and 99% compatible code has been generated but the tool wants you to verify that under all circumstances the semantics of the new code is identical to that of the old code.
Warning is a common status, because the tool is very conservative and picky. One example: in the example above one warning gets thrown. The old MySQL extension allows you to specify a port or a path in the first parameter of mysql_connect(), in the server. mysqli_connect() does not support this, but expects the port and or path to be given as an extra parameter. In the example, the variable $host is used as the first argument to mysql_connect(). Using a very simple, static code analysis approach, the converter tool does not know of $host contains a port or socket specification. If it does, the generated code mysqli_connect($host, 'user', 'pass') is not semantically identical to the original code and it will behave differently when run. Therefore, the converter tool warns you that it was unable to analyze the host parameter. If you go back to the previous example code (-s "<?php mysql_connect('host', 'user', 'pass'); ?>"), the warning is gone, because the converter was able to parse the host parameter and knows that it does not contain a port and/or socket specification.
Normally, you'll never the the status "Error". Error means that not all ext/mysql functions which have been identified in the original code have been converted into ext/mysqli expressions. But there are only two mysql_*-functions which cannot be converted by the tool at all: mysql_result() and mysql_fetch_field2().
Converting individual files
To convert a file, use the option -f <file>. The tool will read the file you specify and print out the converted version. The file will not get modified by this. To convert multiple files, use multiple -f <file> options.
C:\www\MySQLConverterTool>php cli.php -f cli.php -f Converter.php -v
- File cli.php #################################################################
- Summary ----------------------------------------------------------------------
Status: OK
Number of mysql_-functions found: 0
Number of mysql_-functions converted: 0
Warnings/Errors: 0
Code length: 13609 Bytes
If you want to update the files, use the option -u (update) to replace the original content of the files with the generated code. It is strongly recommended to use the option -u always together with the option -b (backup). The backup option makes the converter tool create a backup file named "<original_name>.org" before they get modified. In the unlikely event of a failure, you should have a backup to be on the safe side.
It is useful to combine -u -b with -q (quiet), if you convert multiple files or all files of a directory. -q will suppress printing the generated source code. Instead of the code, a status line for every file gets printed.
C:\www\MySQLConverterTool>php cli.php -f cli.php -f Converter.php -u -b -q
- [ OK ] cli.php ##########################################################
- [ OK ] Converter.php ####################################################
Converting all files from a directory
You should now be familiar with the command line interface and we can go ahead and validate the statement that it takes only 45 seconds to update WordPress 2.0.4 to ext/mysqli. Use the -d <directory> option to convert all files from the installation directory of WordPress. Add the options -u to update the files, -b to create backups and -q to get the compressed status output.
C:\www\MySQLConverterTool>php cli.php -d c:/www/wordpress/ -u -b -q
- Directory "c:/www/wordpress/" ************************************************
[ OK ] c:/www/wordpress//index.php
[ OK ] c:/www/wordpress//license.txt
[ Warning ] c:/www/wordpress//wp-includes/rss-functions.php
[ Warning ] c:/www/wordpress//wp-includes/wp-db.php
[ OK ] c:/www/wordpress//wp-rss2.php
[ OK ] c:/www/wordpress//wp-settings.php
[ OK ] c:/www/wordpress//wp-trackback.php
[ OK ] c:/www/wordpress//xmlrpc.php
As you can see, two files are given the status "Warning". Recall, that "Warning" can be ignored in most cases and try out this patched version of WordPress. You will see that it runs out of the box.
It is possible to specify multiple -d <directory> options, just like you can specify multiple -f <file>. Furthermore you can combine -f <file> with -d <directory> and -s as you like best.
To exclude files like the "licence.txt" contained in the given directory or any of its subdirectories from the conversion, you can define a search pattern for files using the option -p <pattern>. If the option -p is omitted, the "default pattern" is "", which means that all files are considered. To restrict the search to all files with the file suffix ".php" and ".phps" use '-p ".php, .phps"'. The only pattern identifier recognized by the converter tool is "". Internally it gets translated into the perl regular expression ".*".
= How to deal with warnings =It has been shown that the converter tool was able to upgrade WordPress without major problems, but what about the warnings. Can you really always ignore them. Again: you can not. The converter tool is not more but a helping hand. You have to fine-tune the results manually.
We know from the conversion of the directory c:/www/wordpress that there have been two files which have thrown warnings: wp-includes/wp-db.php and wp-includes/rss-functions.php.Run the converter tool again on the backups of the original files, but don't modify the backup files. Instead use the option -q to suppress all output just to enable the output of the warnings again with -w (warnings).
<code> C:\www\MySQLConverterTool>php cli.php -f c:/www/wordpress//wp-includes/wp-db.php.org -w -q
- [ Warning ] c:/www/wordpress//wp-includes/wp-db.php.org ######################
- Warnings/Errors --------------------------------------------------------------
Warning/Error on line 43
[Line 43] Cannot analyze server parameter to extract host, socket and port! Conversion cannot be performed automatically. You must manually check the result of the conversion.
Warning/Error on line 82
[Line 82] WARNING: mysql_escape_string() is deprecated. If no global connection has been opened already the converter cannot use mysqli_real_escape_string() to emulate the function. We add a runtime test if a connection exists, if not trigger_error() gets used to throw an E_USER_ERROR. It would be a security bug to do anything else. You must fix our code manually!
Warning/Error on line 92
[Line 92] mysql_error()/mysql_errno() can be called without a connection handle, mysqli_error()/mysqli_errno() not. As we do not know if a default connection has been opened, we have wrapped the function call in ((<if_default_conn_is_object>) ? mysqli_<func>(<default_conn>) : NULL). This is not 100% the same as the original code in all cases. Check the generated code!
Warning/Error on line 155
[Line 155] mysql_error()/mysql_errno() can be called without a connection handle, mysqli_error()/mysqli_errno() not. As we do not know if a default connection has been opened, we have wrapped the function call in ((<if_default_conn_is_object>) ? mysqli_<func>(<default_conn>) : NULL). This is not 100% the same as the original code in all cases. Check the generated code!
Warning/Error on line 171
[Line 171] You should rewrite all your mysql_fetch_field() calls. The generated code should be compatible. But have a look at the generated code, it is unmaintainable! FIX your code!
Five problems have been identified in the file. On line 43, the converter tool failed to analyze the server parameter of mysql_connect(). This problem has been discussed in detail in the paragraph "Converting a file, a directory or a code snippet" already. If you do not specify a socket or port when you connect to the MySQL Server, this is nothing you need to worry about. If you do, you have to modify the generated mysqli_connect() function call manually.
$this->dbh = @($GLOBALS["___mysqli_ston"] = mysqli_connect($dbhost, $dbuser, $dbpassword));
On line 82, the converter has found the deprecated function mysql_escape_string(). The PHP manual explains why you should not use this function any more. The problem with mysql_escape_string() is that it does not take a connection argument and does not respect the current charset setting. Instead of mysql_escape_string() you should use mysql_real_escape_string() which has been introduced to PHP in version 4.3.0.
The converter takes this into account and tries to find a compatible expression using mysqli_real_escape_string(). But as there is no connection handle given, the best the converter can do is to add a conditional expression which checks if we have a default connection. It might be a good match to use mysqli_real_escape_string() and the last opened connection if the script is using only one connection, it might be wrong. Only the developer can decide on it. As this is a security problem in the original and potentially also in the generated good-guess code, the converter concludes "You must fix our code manually!".
The addslashes() at the beginning of the function body that you can see has not been added by the converter. It has been there in the original code already. It is clearly a second-best, "FIX ME" solution. function escape($string)
The next two warnings from line 92 and line 155 are generic warnings. In line 92 the cause of the warning is an incompatibility between mysqli_error() and mysql_error(). mysqli_error() always expects a a connection handle to be given, mysql_error() automatically falls back to the last opened connection if no handle is given. The last opened connection handle is always contained in the variable $GLOBALS["___mysqli_ston"] in the converted code, but the converter is not sure if you really want to refer to the last opened connection or any other connections but you just forgot to specify the other connection. As said, the converter is very conservative and picky. Therefore it throws a warning, although in 99,999% of all cases, the generated code is exactly what you want. function print_error($str = ) {
global $EZSQL_ERROR;
if (!$str)
$str = ((is_object($GLOBALS["___mysqli_ston"])) ?
mysqli_error($GLOBALS["___mysqli_ston"]) : false);
For line 155 it is the same, with the only difference that a developer can immediately recognize that in this case the use of mysql_error($this->dbh) instead of mysql_error() would have removed all uncertainties from the original source code. I suggest to fix the generated with mysqli_error($this->dbh). []
$this->result = @mysqli_query( $this->dbh, $query);
if (SAVEQUERIES)
$this->queries[] = array( $query, $this->timer_stop() );
// If there is an error then take note of it..
if ( ((is_object($GLOBALS["___mysqli_ston"])) ? mysqli_error($GLOBALS["___mysqli_ston"]) : false) ) {
The last remaining problem has been identified in line 171. You can ignore the warning, but don't ever show the generated ext/mysqli code to anybody. mysql_fetch_field() can be converted in a 100% identical statement, but well, decide yourself if you wan to see it in your source or if you prefer rewriting the generated code.
The MySQL ext/mysql Converter Tool is a helping hand when upgrading ext/mysql based PHP applications to use ext/mysqli. It is recommended to upgrade from ext/mysql to ext/mysqli to be able to use all features of the MySQL Server, for example prepared statements.
Prepared statements are often faster than other statements, because some parsing and communication overhead can be avoided. Additionally and even more important for most applications, they add security to your PHP applications. The tool does not convert existing code to use prepared statements, but it helps you with the first step: upgrading existing applications to use ext/mysqli.
More information how to convert mysql_-functions into mysqli_-counterparts will follow in a separate article. Stay tuned and happy hacking!
Sep 30, 2014
Try this link (September 2014): https://github.com/philip/MySQLConverterTool


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Mixed Vegetable Indian Relish
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|2 Pound
|Green tomatoes
|2 Pound
|4 1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Finely chopped celery/Cabbage
|1 Pint
|Ground onion
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Minced sweet peppers
|1 1⁄2 Cup (24 tbs) (Green / Red)
|Hot red peppers
|2 Tablespoon, chopped (Finely Chopped)
|1 1⁄2 Cup (24 tbs)
|Cider vinegar
|2 Cup (32 tbs)
|2 1⁄4 Teaspoon
|White mustard seed
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Celery seed
|2 Teaspoon
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|Ground mace
|1⁄8 Teaspoon
|Ground cloves
|1⁄8 Teaspoon
Choose firm, green cucumbers about 6 inches long and 1 1/4 inches in diameter, and tomatoes that have the whitish color acquired just before ripening.
Wash vegetables, remove stems, cores and blemishes.
Put quartered tomatoes and cucumbers through a food chopper, using a coarse blade.
Put into a glass or enamel bowl, add salt, let stand overnight.
Place in a colander and press out and discard liquid; add next four vegetables measured lightly, then remaining ingredients.
Simmer ten minutes, stirring occasionally.
Pour into sterilized jars and seal with glass.
Press Out Liquid, or enamel lined lids.
Makes 4 1/2 pints.
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If you follow us on twitter and instagram you'll have noticed that I have a new obsession; Wool And The Gang. They are a new style of fashion brand that puts emphasis on the handmade and the unique. They sell knit kits, patterns and all the gear you need to get started. I have been working on the Riri Shrug using the shiny, happy cotton in a beautiful dusky blue. In my knit kit I received 4 balls of this amazingly soft wool, a knitting pattern, 2 needles for sewing my piece together, and a pair of the most gorgeous rosewood knitting needles. They are an absolute dream to knit with! I have been knitting away like a good 'un and I'm about 3/4 of the way through my project. I will make sure to post the finished project up on here, so keep your eyes peeled. Since starting this project I've been lusting after pretty much everything on their site. It's a great initiative as not only do they provide you with everything you need for your project, but also help you along the way. Their Wool School is a collection of videos demonstrating how to do all the different types of knit stitches, which I have found very useful. I honestly do feel I've learnt loads since starting this project. They have also just launched a new crochet collection, and since I've been threatening to learn how to crochet for about 3 years I don't think I'm going to be able to resist giving their kits a go! Has anyone else done any WATG projects? I love looking through all the #ShareYourKnits hashtags and seeing what everyone has been getting up to. I'll make sure to keep you updated on my progress!
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DIY Corduroy Skirt
Sunday, 19 April 2015
By making the skirt I learnt how to cut a pattern and alter it to fit me perfectly, sew in a zip, and add in a facing. I am now moving on to a denim smock dress project. I got some amazing paisley material for my lining, so I can't wait to get started. If any of you are considering starting a sewing course, I would highly recommend it. If you live in Leeds definitely check out The Bowery and see what they have on offer, they do loads of different things from illustration to upholstery.
Has anyone else done a sewing course before? What project would you recommend I do next?
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Monday, 13 April 2015
Today I wanted to share with you all a little project I've been working on over the past few months. I have always loved to knit, but I have always been very ambitious with my projects (considering that I taught myself, and actually know nothing about knitting!). However, I really wanted to knit my boyfriend a pair of socks for Christmas, so I set about buying the gear and brushing up on my needle skills. I started knitting 3 weeks before Christmas (I mean, come on! How long can knitting two tiny socks take?). It turns out, a long time. He finally got a completed pair in February! My first sock was a bit shabby, but I was really happy with the second one. So I am currently in the throws of knitting a third one for the collection, to compensate for the tatty first sock. Below I've listed some tips if you are thinking of knitting yourself a pair.
Things to consider when knitting your first pair of socks:
First, you need to decide if you want to knit on circular needles or on double pointed. These are your main two techniques when knitting in the round. I chose knitting on circular needles (also known as magic loop). I've knitted a hat on circulars before, so I thought it might be easier for me.
When you've decided, you need to find a pattern. I got my pattern from my local knitting shop, it was the 'Simple Sock' pattern by Viridian Yarn.
Now the fun bit! Picking your wool! Sock wool is very thin and different to your normal knitting wool, so make sure to ask if you're unsure.
Give yourself a lot of time! They are fiddly little buggers and they take a lot of concentration, so make sure you have plenty of time to work through the pattern.
They are actually not too difficult to knit, so don't be put off. I consider myself an amateur knitter, so if I can do it, so can you! Turning the heel is the tricky bit, but I just watched loads of youtube videos about how to do it and they turned out just fine.
I really enjoyed knitting my socks and I think they are a great little gift. Because they are so small they are really handy to transport too. They are a perfect little project for the train.
What do you think? Have any of you knitted socks before?
Let me know!
Kendall x
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Hadrian's Wall Day Trip
To begin with, let me say that I have done a Helpline search, know that my time is too limited, have looked at the HW.org site, looked at transportation and won't have a car. Thanks, but that's just the way it is. What I do have is an early departure from York by train for Newcastle and a late train to Edinburgh where I need to arrive by 19:30. So a brief time in which I would like to see a) some wall and b some fort/settlement/museum. It looks like the AD 122 bus usually leaves form Hexham? Are there other buses?
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"I still don't feel like I did that much," Nathan told the Midtown Raleigh News in 2013, "but everyone keeps saying that I did. So, I'm starting to believe them, I guess."
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The god with a rep for debauchery breaks into song, dance and self-doubt in The Mid-life Crisis of Dionysus
Got the February blues? Feeling the desire to escape, perhaps by plunging head-first into the secret rites of spiritual ecstasy? Well, Dionysus, god of wine and patron of the arts, knows how to shake the mundane from our psyches via excess and debauchery. In honour of the patron god of the stage, Mainline Theatre brings forth The Mid-life Crisis of Dionysus, a one-man show with a Greek chorus that promises to chase away the winter doldrums with all manner of bacchanalia.
Mainline artistic director Jeremy Hechtman agrees that this is probably not suitable theatre for children, but adds: "Dionysus is all about indulging in pleasure, be it wine or overeating. Ironically, children often relate to the Dionysian philosophy because, unlike adults who often feel shame for surrendering to excess, children haven't been conditioned to feel that kind of remorse."
This production is the second original musical that Mainline has staged; the first, Johnny Canuck and the Last Burlesque, was a 2006 collaboration between Hechtman, Mainline general manager Patrick Goddard and composer Nick Carpenter. "The idea for The Mid-life Crisis of Dionysus has been kicking around for years," Hechtman says. The origins of the play sprang from autobiography: "I remember when I was 20 years old, I could drink and party all night and then roll out of bed the next morning and head off to school. That said, even though there is a twinge of autobiography to the play, I didn't want the play to be about me."
Enter actor Paul Van Dyck, who shaped the role by imprinting his personality onto the middle-aged god. "I felt the Dionysus character was underwritten – that allowed Paul to define the character and make it his own," Hechtman laughs. "When we were younger, Paul and I both experienced nights that neither of us can remember. So it wasn't a huge leap for him to embody that debauched state of mind; his understanding of the Dionysian life stems from personal experience."
The artistic director considers Dionysus relevant in today's modern era, his influence reaching across time in literature, music and pop culture: "Children of the god of wine, women and song include such notables as John Belushi, Jim Morrison and Oscar Wilde. It's that energy they embraced that we're tapping into."
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This amazingly awesome picture comes from a DeKalb, Illinois gas station near the Northern Illinois University campus according to tweeter @Jimmy_Riley. Seems the good people of DeKalb aren't taking too kindly to Kirk Herbstreit and others in Bristol bashing the Husky football program for having the audacity to qualify for a BCS bowl game. Herbstreit's comments in particular have created quite the firestorm with NIU alums and former NFL players feeling the need to speak out and defend the school. "Suck our oranges ESPN" seems to be a great rallying cry for the community. Good for all the folks standing up for NIU and the MAC today. The Huskies will have plenty of new fans when they play in the Orange Bowl. Let's just say it's going to be awkward the next time Herbie and College GameDay visits DeKalb. Ah, who are we kidding, like that's ever going to happen!
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Man tells police he was robbed by men while trying to sell shoes
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CORPUS CHRISTI - Corpus Christi police robbery/homicide detectives seek the public's help in identifying two men responsible for robbing a man trying to sell shoes Sunday night.
Officers were called to the 2500 block of Fig Street about 8 p.m. where they met with a 20-year-old man. He told officers he was trying to sell shoes valued at $300 on the internet and went to the area to meet with a prospective buyer. He said the buyer was a passenger in a gray Chevrolet Impala, and took the shoes without payment before he was knocked over in their getaway.
The man, who was taken to Christus Spohn Hospital Memorial by ambulance, told officers there were two Hispanic men in the car, but no further description was given by the police report.
Anyone who can identify the suspects or has any additional information about this crime should call the detectives at 361-886-2841. Information may be provided anonymously to investigators through Crime Stoppers at 888-8477 or online at www.888TIPS.com.
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"He had several options within the district," Flores said from a conference in Dallas. "He had until Monday to make a decision, and its a better fit for the district."
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Preheat broiler. Combine butter, anchovies, and milk in small saucepan over low heat. Cook until anchovies dissolve, mashing with back of spoon and stirring often, about 3 minutes (do not boil).
Place bread slices on rimmed baking sheet. Brush with oil; top with mozzarella slices. Broil until cheese melts and bread crisps, watching closely to prevent burning, about 3 minutes. Transfer crostini to platter.
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