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I hope somebody can help me with a problem I'm facing with a website that is part of a multiuser network.
I zipped the whole directory, exported the database from the first server, then created a new domain on the new server, unzipped all the files, imported the mysql data into a new database, created a *.domain.com on the new server and everything works ok ... except for a few bugs.
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pet cargo delivery agency biggest rip off scsam ever and they had help with it tulsa, Oklahoma
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Tarver vs Wlodarczyk in Play For April 28th on Showtime?
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According to promoter Andrzej Wasilewski, there is a "75% chance" that a deal will get closed for a cruiserweight unification between champions Krzysztof Wlodarczyk (46-2-1, 33KOs) of the WBC and Antonio Tarver (29-6, 20KOs) of the IBO. Wasilewski says the negotiations are "moving in the right direction and we could very well sign a contract in the near future."
Showtime is interested in the fight and one of the dates provided by the network is April 28th. Regarding the location, Wasilewski is certain the fight is going to take place in the United States, in a location like New York or New Jersey where a lot of Polish boxing fans are present.
Luke Furman covers the Polish boxing scene for bokser.org.
Make this happen please, its a damn good fight at 200.Comment by 4Corners on 02-06-2012
I'll be watching Hopkins-Dawson II anyway. I am actually very interested in that fight. I'll record this one probably.Comment by lutenco on 02-06-2012
[QUOTE=jtcs1981;11752021]WBC ordered him to rematch Palacios. Why he would face Tarver? Did beating Green earned you a title shot? WTF?[/QUOTE] TARVER beat GREEN more convincly than DIABLO(he was under on points over all three judges' cards before the KO);ANTONIO can…Comment by Silencers on 02-06-2012
This fight can get Tarver into the mix as a top cruiserweight, provided he wins. I think his skills will be too much for Wlodarczyk.Comment by Bushbaby on 02-06-2012
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James A Riley from Elverta Californiahttp://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/270749325057?ru=htt Elverta, California United States of America
James A Riley from Elverta California ebay id ( jamesa.riley ) this guy took my money and disappear ebay Thief Elverta, California
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At the beginning of the episode, Yuri is seen holding the old realty sign while an agent puts up a new one. The new sign reads "1.5% Realty" with the agent's name listed as "Jason Furukawa".
Jason Furukawa is the director of this episode, and is part of the crew for Robson Arms.
The cartoon that Hal watches on tv is Yvon of the Yukon.
Hal's resume lists the address of Robson Arms as 951 Pendrell Street, Vancouver, BC, V6G 1S3.
Nick: And why'd you turn off the lamps?
Hal: I needed an extra plug.
Nick: For what?
Hal: My hair dryer.
Nick: You've got a hair dryer?
Wayne: So, uh, I'm not keeping you guys up at night, am I?
Nick: No. ...Why?
Wayne: My ex-girlfriend gave me a sitar for my birthday, right, and I'm giving myself lessons, kind of rocking out late at night.
Nick: What's a sitar?
Wayne: It's a Hindustani string instrument.
Nick: Oh, cool.
Wayne: Yeah, I picked it up a little bit when I was in Sri Lanka.
Nick: I mean, just because I'm a couple credits short doesn't mean I don't have a Masters Degree. Entre nous, I don't think it's a big deal if I put it on my resume. I mean, it's not like anybody's going to check.
Hal: 'Entre nous'?
Nick: What?
Hal: Who taught you that, your new man-friend?
Nick: No.
Hal: Yeah, he did. 'Entre nous'!
Nick: People say that!
(discussing Nick's problem)
Alicia: Maybe he's just going through a crisis. Does he have a big birthday coming up?
Hal: Yeah, next month! The big 3-0.
Alicia: Well, he's probably just worried about his future, and making you the escape goat.
Hal: Dope smoking fiend? I can quit any time I want.
Alicia: I'll see it when I believe it!
Elvis: Your right breast appears to be alive.
Yuri: Ah, that's Furry, my hamster. (opens pocket) Hey, Furry, come say hello.
Elvis: Oh, he's cute! Hey, little guy. You can't let him roam around like this.
Yuri: He's not roaming, he's pocketing.
Hal (to Nick): Let me tell you something... White guys who go to teach English in Asia do so because they can't get laid at home!
(up-dating Hal's resume; Hal's listed one job)
Wayne: What else?
Hal: Uh... that's it.
Wayne: Aw, c'mon. How'd you make money all this time?
Hal: Sold weed. Grew it. Sold it.
Wayne: Okay, uh... (typing) So, uh, '96 to present, self-employed botanist, managed your own business... accountant!
Hal: Accountant?
Wayne: Well, you counted the money you made selling weed, right?
Hal: Yeah.
Wayne: Accountant!
(discussing Wayne being a creep)
Alicia: I cut that guy's hair once, and at first, he seemed cool; he was talking about music and travelling. And then he kept coming to my apartment, and knocking on the door all the time. He just gives me this feeling.
Hal: Like he's going to drug you and rape you.
Alicia: Yeah.
Hal: Yeah, I know. I get that vibe too.
(explaining which animals he wants to work with)
Hal: City wildlife, raccoons, squirrels, and rats, skunks.
Ramon: But these are the worst kind o animals; these are the animals everybody hates.
Hal: I know! So they could use some extra love, right?
(about Furry)
Yuri: He keeps me company while I work, which makes me work harder. It's a win-win situation.
Elvis: It's a will-will situation: I asked you to cage him and you will do it, or you will be fired.
Jason Dedrick and Tom Saunders were credited as "The Troubadours".
This episode, which was shown at 9:30 p.m. following the 90-minute American Idol episode, carried no CTV Viewer warning. It is the first episode this season not to have a warning.
Nick: Wayne, this is Hal, my roommate.
Wayne: Hal... 9000?
Hal: What?
Hal 9000 is the computer from the 1968 movie 2001: A Space Odyssey.
Hal: I'm trying to fix my resume.
Nick: Gordon Gekko all of the sudden.
Nick refers to Hal as Gordon Gekko, a fictional character played by Michael Douglas in the 1987 movie Wall Street. Gekko was a successful investment banker who was very financially motivated.
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The 27-year-old has certainly been give plenty of practice behind a Norwich defence which has leaked 33 Barclays Premier League goals this season, including heavy defeats to Manchester City and Liverpool.
However, in recent weeks the Canaries have at least shown some signs of improvement in all-round performances and will look to extend a three-match unbeaten away record when they travel to Everton on Saturday to edge further clear of the battle of survival.
Ruddy missed out on Euro 2012 following a freak finger injury just ahead of the tournament, but hopes things will run much differently this time around as he aims to offer Roy Hodgson experienced back-up to Joe Hart and Ben Foster.
"I would not say it is at the forefront of my mind, as I have a few more pressing (issues) to deal with that the moment with Norwich," Ruddy said.
"Certainly it is an aim, it has to be for any English player in the Premier League is to be to try to break into the World Cup squad, and I am no different.
"The way I have played in the last three years in the Premier League stands me in good stead, as will the way I have been with the squad when I have joined up.
"I have got a little bit of a head start over other people.
"It is obvious Joe Hart and probably Ben Foster will be the first and second choice, if I can get that third spot it will be a dream come true to get a place on that plane to Brazil."
It was at Everton, Ruddy's former club, last season where the England goalkeeper suffered what proved to be a serious thigh injury which would sideline him from late November 2012 until mid-May.
The Norwich stopper, though, feels there have been no lasting impacts.
"It was a tough injury to take, but I always enjoy going back to Everton where I had five years," said Ruddy.
"The surgery went really well and I had a good rehab. It took a little bit longer to come back than I expected, but I am fully back now, have been training well for a year and am hoping we can go up there and take three points."
Norwich lost twice at home over the hectic Christmas schedule, but battled to a positive point in terrible conditions at Crystal Palace on New Year's Day.
Manager Chris Hughton, whose side face an FA Cup third-round replay at Fulham next week, believes there are positive signs within the group.
"Our form away from home has certainly improved from earlier in the season. That had to be the case and it needs to be the case again this weekend, because we're going to a very good side," said Hughton.
"Our level of performance hasn't been that bad - we all know, in terms of the results away from home that they are games that we could have won, but still in this tough division a draw away from home isn't a bad result."
Hughton added: "We want to strive to make our position in the league more comfortable than what it is.
"We are continuing to work as hard as we can to get as many good results as we can."
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The public should view the recent moves by the Department of Finance in New London - eliminating three full-time positions and replacing them with three part-time positions with different job responsibilities - in the larger context of a departmental reorganization.
The restructuring by Director of Finance Jeffrey H. Smith began two years ago during the closing months of the administration of Denise Rose, the last city manager before the change to a mayoral government. It has continued under Mayor Daryl Justin Finizio. Its goal: "Creating an organization that is both highly efficient and effective."
Mr. Smith said when he arrived two years ago he found a horizontal management structure that did not have enough staff focused on the core functions of a finance department. The department was particularly lacking in accounting skills when Mr. Smith arrived, with "only one person with the title accountant who does accounting," he wrote in a memo to Ms. Rose.
The director set about creating a vertical management organization focused on the primary functions of a finance department: accounts payable; accounts receivable; and accounting and bookkeeping. He has beefed up the number of accountants and deemphasized purchasing.
Those priorities were reflected in the latest changes, expected to take effect July 1, the start of the new fiscal year. Mr. Smith plans to cut the position of purchasing agent and replace it with a part-time purchasing agent/accountant. That's quite a change from two years ago when the city had a purchasing agent and purchasing assistant.
Given today's technology and changes in the nature of municipal purchasing, Mr. Smith said there is no longer a need to centralize purchasing in a single department. Beginning in July, the city will decentralize purchasing and push it down to the department level, which the director expects will improve efficiency.
The latest changes reduce two other clerical positions to part-time and Mr. Smith recommends creating another part-time accounting position.
City labor unions are challenging the changes, saying the city needs to negotiate them. Mr. Smith contends the city has the authority. We will let the process sort things out.
While the changes, including lack of benefits for part-time positions, will save some money, an estimated $50,000 next year, the primary goal is a better functioning department. With earlier changes, city accounting, which often ran several months behind, is up to date, he said. Recent consolidation of financial services together in one office, a former bank, also helps effectiveness.
Change to improve and adjust is business as usual in the private sector, but often resisted in the ranks of government. The city administration deserves credited for working to streamline financial operations.
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If you do not drink or do drugs at a party, people will judge you for it and try to pressure you into it. There is a huge party scene.
Health & Safety:
It is scary when walking around a night time. There are often times crime. Some girl was walking to her car in the parking lot and got a knife pulled on her. Always have pepper spray.
I hate the heat. During the summer and fall season it is burning. It is unbearable especially when walking to class.
some parking structures are better than others. It is usually a hassle to have your car on campus if you are a freshman.
Computers are abundant here at school. Not having a laptop is not necessarily an inconvenience, but it does help to have one. WI-fi is available at open spaces on campus and the campus shuttles.
Greek Life:
I have several friends who have joined the Greek Life when I haven't and the difference is not that bad.
Off-Campus Dining:
We get a discount book at the beginning of each semester, which really helps my wallet. Mill Ave, our main street offers a variety of food choices, which I happen to like.
The school has perfected the balance of allowing students to do their own thing while abiding by the rules. Teachers have high expectation of their students and expect students to earn their grade.
As an engineering major, you will meet some engineers that come off as social, fun, and attractive that you will find hard to believe do engineering. There are also extremes, many who are conceited, brag about their grades and nerdyness, and generally act like they are the greatest, mainly to make up for the lack of accomplishment and social life they had in high school. I was surprised however at the amount of engineers who go out and party, and grades weren't the most important aspect to them. Many also lock themselves in their rooms, and game all night. Hit and miss, make the connections as early as you can.
If you generally got mostly A's in high school, and are out of state, ASU will generally give you a scholarship that reduces you to instate tuition prices. If you are instate and got very good grades, like many people I know, you will go here for little to none if you can keep your GPA up.
Local Area:
Very vibrant night life, especially with Mill Ave. and Scottsdale offering a large range of bars and clubs for those of age ( or with a really, really good fake.) They are strict on ID's, especially on Mill. Most underage kids stay away from the bars, stick to apartment/house parties.
Campus Food:
More difficult to find consistent healthy options in the dining halls. Hit or miss, some days the dining hall is fast and has lots of food ready and other days they seem to be dragging behind. Like I said, hit or miss on most days.
Local Area:
We are located roughly 30 minutes outside of Phoenix which isn't too bad actually. If you want to you can go to Downtown Phoenix or Scottsdale with slight ease. However if you are not from the area you wouldn't really have any reason to go to any of these places.
Guys & Girls:
The girls at ASU are notorious for being among the most attractive in the nation, which is 100% true. However the only complaint is that with ASU's 98% acceptance rate, it doesn't attract the brightest in the nation.
The local light rail is fantastic I ride it probably 2 to 3 times a week. Our school also has 5 different campuses around the Phoenix area and a free shuttle system gets students to all of them. Overall there is a general liking of this system by the student body.
Not the worst, but bad. The cost of parking is just insane. I understand the reasoning behind putting prices high, however there is a point to which the prices seem to be taking advantage of the students, my university has surpassed this point.
Party Scene:
There is one main spot for anyone to go to to have fun off campus. However you have to be 21 to go to any of these places. The other main issue with it is that there is no option of getting home besides a taxi or a designated driver.
Communications is by far the most useless major in our university. The only reason I picked it was because I accidentally pressed the button thinking it was the general business major. I didn't realize it was 90% communications 10% business. I would strongly advise against taking this major to anyone applying to colleges.
Due to the fact that we are a research University, our professors seem to generally not care about the actions of the students. As a whole I have only once had a professor care about how I was doing in my academics. They seem to be bothered by students rather than interested in them. I have the feeling every time I go to class that my professor has somewhere better to be.
The Tempe weather is among the best weather in the nation. Constant sunshine gets everyone outside of their rooms and into action across the community.
I personally compete in many intramural sports every semester and attend the students gym at least 3 times a week and I have almost no complaints.
The presence of officers on campus is very irritating. The policemen seem to only care about breaking up parties rather than protecting those who live on campus or go to class everyday. Almost everyone either rides a bike or skateboards on campus and it took multiple people going to the hospital in bike accidents for the police to take any sort of action, however make one noise after 11:00 PM and you'll get a knock on your door.
Off-Campus Housing:
The off-campus housing is fantastic. My only complaint would be that the on-campus parking does not support the off-campus life style. If you live off-campus, which most upperclass students do, it is almost impossible for you to pay less than $1,500 a year and have a spot on campus to park.
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Every student drinks and smokes marijuana. There is almost no exception to this rule. The school seems to be treating the effect of this situation by sending out more and more policemen giving more and more tickets every year. However they seem to not even care about the cause of the drug and alcohol use on campus.
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The school itself seems to look down on the greek life as a whole. Every year greek life seems to be villain-ized by the school board and local authorities. There is no recognition of the benefits that greek life gives to every individual who joins. Recently all of the housing for greek life was bought by the school and demolished, forcing every fraternity to figure the housing out off-campus and by themselves.
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Arizona State is like no other university in the country. With a large, vibrant, and exciting student body that truly makes the campus unique, there is no arguing that ASU is by any means a boring place to be for the next four years of your life. As soon as you step onto ASU's campus, you will feel the immense amount of positive and exciting energy that gives you sense of belonging. Even though there are so many students around campus, you will be sure to find a niche to call your own. College is the time to find yourself and truly learn who you are as you prepare for the real world. ASU provides the perfect environment to challenge you to make "adult" decisions, and you won't always, but by the end of it all, you will mature into a dedicated individual!
Even though students will struggle with all-nighters, sports practice, parking tickets, and trying to recover from a great night, many of them couldn't ask for anything else. There will be times that you are drowning in homework and studying, but by the end of it all, you will look back and laugh. Your peers help you get through the tough times and make those social outings even more fun. ASU knows how to party hard, but when it comes to crunch time, we pull it off well. The kids here know how to have a great time, the nightlife and social settings are extremely fun, the academics are quite challenging—especially when you apply yourself and take it seriously—but most importantly, students will leave prepared for post-graduation and taking on the world. ASU is a fantastic place to meet new people and a great way to experience life in the great southwest. But don't take my word for it—come on out and experience it for yourself!
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Michael Pickles (32) jumped to his death at Glen's Swell Season gig in San Jose, California, in 2010, landing just a few feet from the Dubliner.
"I remember afterwardsdrinking a lot at the time, and feeling really confused," Glen said in an interview with Time Out magazine in Sydney.
"There were 4,000 people sitting there, watching it happen," he said. "I mean 10-year-old kids... watching this guy die."
Glen and his band donated funds to cover counselling bills for those who witnessed the death.
And he revealed that his co-star in Once, Marketa Irglova (24) and Pearl Jam front man Eddie Vedder (48) helped him come to terms with the death.
Vedder had endured a similar tragedy in Denmark in 2000 when nine fans died in a concert accident.