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Associating a domain name with another (or a new) database
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Associating a domain name with another (or a new) database
My domain name is registered with DreamHost, and a MySQL database ran with it for several years, all hosted at DH.
I need a new database, with a fresh WordPress install (I could not find a way to install it in the old database), mirrorring/cloaking works fine, but I NEED it to be under the original domain.
How do I do achieve that? Not comfortable with the suggestion to completely delete the old MySQL using phpMyAdmin (I do not have skills for this). If I try to start a new database with the original host, I get a standard "You're already using _______.com for a database (or website)" error.
Many thanks.
03-24-2012, 12:53 PM (This post was last modified: 03-24-2012 12:54 PM by sXi.)
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If the old domain only has WP on it, just login via SFTP and rename example.com to example.com.old, create a new example.com directory and upload the new WP files into it. Concerning the database, create a new one in Panel and use that.
You should probably clean up the unused directories and database once you have your new setup going.
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When a wolf leaves the pack, he lives only as long as he can kill by himself quicker and surer than any pack he runs up against. Meet a man beyond either forgiveness or vengeance. Meet the Man they call The Lone Wolf. Better meet him now. The way he lives, he can't live much longer.
Burt Wulff was the target, and the way to Wulff was through an old friend named Tamara. Calabrese's men came for her in broad daylight, abducted her from her home and shot her full of drugs so that she didn't know a thing until she woke up in Miami. Miami - famous resort town, place in the sun and all that - but not now, not for Tamara and not for Wulff.
The trouble was that Wulff was dead set against heroin, and went around breaking up the neat little trade routes that drug runners had set up around the globe. Now Calabrese decided he'd had enough of Wulff. Now he had Tamara, the bait by which to lure Wulff to Miami. In the shadow of those fine hotels and fancy shops, there was something going on along surfside. And that something was called murder.
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Paramount Pictures and Nickelodeon Movies have revealed the release date as well as the new title of the live-action adaptation of Nickelodeon's animated series 'Avatar: The Last Airbender'.
M. Night Shyamalan's fans apparently have to wait longer to see the latest project "Avatar: The Last Airbender " from the acclaimed director. On April 15, Variety came out with a report stating that the movie version of the Nickelodeon's animated series has received its theatrical screening schedule.
According to the movie news site, the film for Paramount Pictures and Nickelodeon Movies has now listed to bow in theaters on July 2, 2010. By getting the specific date as its release schedule, the live-action adaptation film becomes the first film to claim the date. Additionally, to avoid confusion with James Cameron's upcoming 3-D film "Avatar", the film has dropped its "Avatar" title making it to be known only as "The Last Airbender".
"Airbender" is a feature film project by the director of "Signs" as he is the one who is set to serve as the film's helmer, producer as well as writer. Talking about the film, Shyamalan revealed that he will base the film on the version influenced by Japanese anime filmmaker Hayao Miyazaki. The film itself follows the story of a young hero seeking to save the world from the barbarous 'Fire Nation' using his ability to manipulate elements.


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District college football roundup: W&J falls in Division III playoffs
Washington & Jefferson couldn't overcome the loss of starting quarterback Matt Bliss and his backup Saturday in the first round of the NCAA Division III football playoffs.
Johns Hopkins galloped to a 21-point lead in the second quarter and defeated W&J, 42-10, at Homewood Field in Baltimore. Johns Hopkins (10-1) will meet perennial power Mount Union in the second round.
W&J (8-3) had four players take snaps under center. Bliss was injured in the first quarter and didn't return. Backup Shane Smith was injured in the second quarter. Freshman Kevin Mechas played the remainder of the game in his first collegiate appearance and completed 16 of 35 passes for 155 yards and a touchdown. Wide receiver Alex Baroffio also took a few direct snaps under center.
W&J trailed, 21-0, early in the second quarter and 28-3 at halftime. Its only touchdown came on Mechas' 14-yard pass to Hunter Creel, who caught eight passes for 82 yards.
Johns Hopkins amassed 595 yards of offense. Jonathan Rigaud rushed for 155 yards and a touchdown, and Robbie Matey threw for 302 yards and a score.
Waynesburg 28, Carnegie Mellon 24 — Dominic Moore's 1-yard TD run with 3:03 remaining lifted Waynesburg (10-1) past Carnegie Mellon (6-5) in the ECAC South West Bowl. Moore rushed for 110 yards on 18 carries and scored two touchdowns. Bertrand Ngampa added 96 yards rushing and caught a 74-yard TD pass. Carter Hill threw for 272 yards and two scores.
CMU quarterback Rob Kalkstein passed for 188 yards and two touchdowns. He connected with Timothy Swanson on a 16-yard TD pass to give CMU a 24-21 lead with 8:35 remaining. Michael Trentalange led CMU with 100 yards rushing.
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Wagner 23, Duquesne 17 — Duquesne (5-6, 3-5) held a three-point lead in the fourth quarter, but Wagner (8-3, 7-1) rallied to earn the Northeast Conference's automatic bid in the Division I FCS playoffs. Sean Patterson's 6-yard TD run with 12:39 left put Duquesne ahead, but Wagner answered with Dominique Williams' 1-yard run and a safety for the win. Duquesne's Larry McCoy rushed for 75 yards and a touchdown and became the first player in school history with three 1,000-yard seasons.
Monmouth 26, Robert Morris 21 — A 17-point halftime deficit was too much for Robert Morris (4-7, 3-5) to overcome in its NEC loss to Monmouth (5-5, 4-3). RMU's Jeff Sinclair threw for 268 yards and two scores in the loss, and Duane Mitchell caught five passes for 116 yards and two scores.
St. Francis (Pa.) 44, Sacred Heart 24 — John Kelly rushed for 187 yards and a touchdown, and he threw three TD passes for St. Francis (5-6, 4-4) in its NEC win over Sacred Heart (2-9, 1-7).
Youngstown State 27, No. 18 Indiana State 6 — Kurt Hess threw two second-half touchdown passes to Andrew Williams, and Youngstown State (7-4, 4-4) upset 18th-ranked Indiana State (7-4, 5-3) in a Missouri Valley Conference game.
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Shippensburg 58, Bloomsburg 20 — Trailing by one point at halftime, Shippensburg (11-1) scored 45 unanswered points in the second half to blitz Bloomsburg (10-2) in a Division II first-round playoff game. Zach Zulli completed 26 of 35 passes for 479 yards and three touchdowns to lead Shippensburg, which will face Winston-Salem in the next round. Winston-Salem is the top seed in the East Region. Jacob Baskerville had seven receptions for 153 yards and two scores for Shippensburg.


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VOA Jerseys Around the World
Valley Outdoor is going international. Send me pictures of your jersey as you travel the world.
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Some members are now posting on Facebook and sharing on the Valley Outdoor Association page. Paul has added pictures from
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Pictures (with comments) are also welcome for our web site and can be emailed to Hilmar. Several members are posting on the VOA Facebook page.
Cathedral Lakes
July 31 - August 4, 2017
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Slesse Work Party, Part 2
June 10, 2017
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Slesse Work Party
May 31, 2017
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Cathedral Parks
15 enthusiastic hikers arrived on July 31st for 3 full days of hiking in Cathedral Provincial Park near Keremeos. Two of the participants stayed in the lodge while the others camped at Quiniscoe Lake. The sites were first come first serve, so we were lucky to get an area together. Continue reading...
3 Brothers Backpack
Having considered this backpack for a few years now, we decided to put this trip out to the Wednesday North Group and found 2 club members willing to accompany us on this adventure. Continue reading...
Mount Slesse Work Party
Another VOA work party on the Slesse memorial trail was conducted August 27, 2016. There were 12 VOA members in attendance along with six members from the Chilliwack Outdoor club. This was the first time we were able to work on the trail as the road had been washed out earlier in the year. Continue reading...
Lonesome Jack
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From the square to the block to the shop: spread the occupation amid the whirlwind of crisis
Baby, We're All Anarchists Now - Malcolm Harris
Politics averted: thoughts on the 'Occupy X' movement
Occupy X
This is a brief report from a small northern town in the USA, emailed to me last Thursday 6th October. The author doesn't want the town to be identified as, since it's so small, it could lead to her being identified. Don't agree totally with the pessimism, or about Spain or Greece - but we'll see. An update will hopefully follow soonish.
An American Fall
Are We An Occupation or Just a Gathering?
Text from a leaflet handed out at #OccupySTL by anarchists in St. Louis.
Dear Occupiers: A letter from anarchists
Occupy Wall Street, A Love Affair
Meet Me In Occupy#St.Louis
This is a report from a friend in St.Louis, who wrote it as an email without having the idea of it being published; but since he said "do whatever you feel like doing with it", I'm putting it up. Particularly as nobody else has even mentioned St.Louis. It gives a good flavour of the contradictions and excitement of this small but volatile assembly.


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The two-day meeting, opened on Tuesday by Secretary-General Lord Robertson, is reviewing plans for Nato to take charge of peacekeeping in Afghanistan, and will offer backup to Polish peacekeepers in Iraq.
Officials say they see both missions as signs the alliance is making good on pledges to move beyond its frontiers to confront worldwide security threats.
"Once again, Nato is called upon to change and to face new
challenges," said Lord Robertson in his opening speech.
"These new tasks reinforce an enduring
truth: Nato combines flexibility and effectiveness like no other organisation."
On the eve of the meeting, 19 allied governments cleared plans drawn up by Nato military headquarters to help Poland put together a multinational force of 7,000 - due to be deployed in central Iraq by August.
Nato will also provide intelligence, communications, transport and other logistical help in its first direct involvement in Iraq since the war which caused deep divisions within the alliance.
Afghanistan force
That follows a decision for Nato to take command of the 5,000-strong international force in Kabul beginning in August - the alliance's first operation outside Europe or North America.
Nato officials say those missions show the continued relevance of an alliance set up to fight the Cold War, now that the Soviet Union is long gone and threats come from terrorism, failed states and weapons of mass destruction.
Ministers will also point to the ease with which the decisions on Iraq and Afghanistan were made as showing how the alliance has recovered from the divisions over the Iraq war.
The conflict split Nato in February when France and Germany led opposition to the US and British attack on Iraq.


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It was shortly before midnight on Friday and the scene at Melbourne airport was the same you would see any night.
There was a crowd at international arrivals waiting for family and friends. One person held a bright "Welcome" banner; another held balloons; and one man, who stood just about as close you could get to the Customs doors, anxiously held a bunch of roses and chocolates.
But it was different tonight.
Malaysian Airlines flight 129 from Kuala Lumpur was the connecting plane that many of the Victorians killed on flight MH17 should have been on.
Their families should have been at the airport on Friday night waiting for them, hugging them and going home.
Ray Windlow, 56, is from Greenvale and was on MH129. The husband and father said he couldn't help but think of those that were supposed to be on his flight.
"I confess I felt very flat," Mr Windlow, who was working in Malayasia, said.
His wife and two children were waiting for him at home.
Jo Stevens, 30, a Melbourne public servant, was returning from a holiday in Vietnam.
She spoke with the flight attendants on MH129, who told her they had lost friends on MH17 but had to still continue working.
"They were so lovely, very professional. You wouldn't have known they lost people close to them. To carry on like that is amazing," Ms Stevens said.
"I just thanked them as we all left the plane."
She said the loss of Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 in March was still on their mind.
"The air hostess said 'Why Malaysia? Why did it have to be us again?'," Ms Stevens said.
Amanjot Shergill, 21, was coming home to Glen Waverley after visiting relatives in India with her father, Kamaljit Shergill.
The student found out about the crash on Friday morning and didn't realise her flight was the connecting one until she had landed in Melbourne.
"I was pretty shocked, it was a lot of people (that lost their lives)," she said.
Near Ms Shergill and her father was a welcome desk set up for those arriving in Melbourne for the HIV/AIDS conference.
People attending the conference approached the desk regularly, but there should have been so many more. About 100 delegates were killed when MH17 was shot down.
There were other flights arriving: one from Doha that the son of Morris Grendon was on with his girlfriend.
He and his partner Cathy Blyton, from the Mornington Peninsula, said they would hug him more tightly when he arrived that night.
"We'll be very glad to have him home," Mrs Blyton said.


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As well as these two standalone applications, Brother integrates them with the three main modules in Microsoft Office: Word, Excel and Outlook. You can lift any name and address text directly from, say, a letterhead in Word or a contact list in Outlook, and print a label from it.
The applications aren't trivial and should be able to handle a reasonably sized database, so may be all you need to maintain contacts and post them information from a small business.
The QL-1060N is quick enough to print a label in a fraction of the second, so even if you're printing a decent run from a mailing list, it's not going to take long. With its thermal print head, the printer is commendably quiet, too, with the noisiest part of the process being the cutter, moving across to cut each label off the roll.
The labels are coated with a thermally-sensitive layer, which turns black when heated. The print head has a resolution of 300dpi and finished text is dark and dense, though with some jagged edges to curves and diagonals if you look closely. Paper labels are said to be fade resistant for up to a year and for most purposes, such as address labels, they will only need to last for a few days.
The printer can also handle plastic film tape for more permanent marking, though we haven't had the opportunity to test tape labels over a period of time, to check their fade resistance.
There are a number of different paper and film consumables available for the QL-1060N and they vary between £7.50 and £15 at Internet prices. This means a typical large address label will cost around 1.9p and a 100mm printed tape should be about 8.2p. These costs are both quite a bit less than from the Dymo LabelWriter Duo we tested last year.
This is a good, solid label printer for office or small warehouse use and is easy to set up and run. The supplied software bundle provides detailed control of label layout and the data you may want to merge to produce a mailshot. Neither the printer nor its consumables are particularly expensive in comparison with other label printers, though for large runs, sheets of laser or inkjet labels are still the cheapest option.


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McLane Recognized for 'Ground-Breaking' Relationship With Wawa
Wholesaler receives Food Logistics' Golden Pallet Award for warehousing excellence.
TEMPLE, Texas -- The New Jersey division of McLane Grocery, a division of McLane Co. Inc., received Food Logistics' Golden Pallet award for foodservice distribution in the convenience store wholesaler category.
The annual Golden Pallet Awards, sponsored by Food Logistics magazine, recognize excellence in warehousing. The award for foodservice distribution will be featured in the October issue of the publication, according to McLane.
McLane operates 20 grocery distribution centers across the U.S., and its New Jersey location is entirely dedicated to Wawa Inc. McLane and Wawa teamed up in 2004, and together have built one of the country's most reliable and efficient operations processes with nearly perfect delivery and order fulfillment rates, the company stated.
The state-of-the-art, 220,000-square-foot facility is located in Carneys Point at the southern end of New Jersey, strategically located within easy reach of the majority of Wawa's convenience stores and suppliers. The McLane distribution center handles a broad line of products for Wawa that range from motor oil and health and beauty aids to fresh fruit cups, produce, luncheon meats and a host of frozen products.
"Our facility here in New Jersey is unique, and we are proud of the relationship we've built with Wawa over the years," Jim Tidmore, president of McLane New Jersey, said in a statement. "McLane and Wawa have many values in common. We both believe in taking care of our employees and creating a positive environment to work in. This award is a testament to the hard work we've done together and the efficiency improvements we've been able to accomplish as partners."
Wawa offers a large fresh food selection including its award-winning freshly brewed coffee (more than 195 million cups sold each year). Currently, Wawa operates more than 560 stores in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland and Virginia.
McLane is a $30 billion supply chain services leader, providing grocery and foodservice supply chain solutions for thousands of convenience stores, mass merchants, drug stores and military locations, as well as thousands of chain restaurants throughout the United States. McLane is a wholly owned unit of Berkshire Hathaway Inc.
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About the Book
This book explores nutrition and nutritional assessment using three systems that complement each other: the digestive system, the chakra system and colour. It explores the underlying patterns inform and clarify how our conscious and unconscious relationships with food affect how we feel, think, behave and react.
Of practical value, this approach gives useful advice and effective techniques.
About the Creator
Sue Lilly has been working as a therapist and teacher for over thirty years. She has studied and uses astrology, crystal therapy, colour therapy, nutrition and kinesiology. For twelve years she ran a busy therapy clinic until writing and teaching became her priorities. With her husband Simon, she has written over thirty books covering a wide range of complementary and alternative healing topics. As a mother of three and grandmother of five, she is especially keen to pass on her knowledge to younger generations so that they can benefit from the natural ways of maintaining well-being and be empowered by the natural world around them.
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What is a Webinar?
A webinar is a presentation that may include power points, audio, video and a range of other computer-based media that is delivered to your computer through the Internet. Webinars also often allow for interaction between the presenter and the audience by way of audio exchanges, audience polling, and chat. ASFMRA webinars usually consist of a power point presentation delivered by a presenter with audio and video of the speaker and with Q &A using the chat feature. We deliver them live and often record them for later viewing too.
How does the ASFMRA use webinars?
ASFMRA uses the webinar technology to deliver information in a live format on current topics of interest. These are short (1-1.5 hour long) presentations on a subject of immediate interest to our membership, such as information on legislation or regulatory developments or in some cases very short training sessions on something like the features of a software program like Excel.
ASFMRA also uses this technology to offer the ASFMRA Best In Business Ethics class. Currently, no other courses are offered by ASFMRA using this technology because many state regulatory agencies do not allow the approval of webinars for CE credit.
Basic Webinar Information:
ASFMRA uses a program called Adobe Connect to deliver our webinars. Adobe connect will work on 97% of PCs in the world. It will not work on iPhones or iPads since it requires a program called Flash to run and Apple has decided not to allow Flash to run on these platforms for competitive reasons. The webinar audio is broadcast over the internet. Most people will have no problem receiving the audio that way. However, slower connections and some network configurations may make this impossible. It may be helpful to check your bandwidth prior to the meeting by clicking here. The minimum bandwidth required for the system is 256kbps. If you have trouble with the audio there will be a phone number you can call on the email you receive the afternoon before the offering.
If you have never attended an Adobe Connect meeting before here are a few test you can run to make sure your system can run the webinar before hand.
1. You can test your connection.
2. Get a quick overview of Adobe Connect.
You will receive an email the afternoon before the webinar you are scheduled to attend. That email will have all of your log on information along with a copy of any material that will be available for the offering.
The day of your webinar, we ask that you sign in about 10 – 15 minutes early. That way if you have any problems getting in, you can call and someone in the Education Department can help you. When you get to the log in screen for your webinar you will sign in as a guest. Please use your full name. You do not need to create an account.
Please note that these webinars are not approved in any state, but they are good for ASFMRA credit. Most of the webinars the ASFMRA offers are about an hour long, aside from the Ethics webinar, and are not eligible for state credit.


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This entry marks the end of this blog.
red white orange blue, all the stars I see anew
looking back yet moving through, heading forward much to do
the twinkle's gone, its paired anew, all i want is to push through
people passing through in line, one two three four
likens history fails to shine, five six seven eight
uttering mumbling rambling stuttering till it comes to number nine
taking stock of history's chimes, finding now another rhyme
on the ready, get set go, moving fast travelling slow
a golden gift upon my hands
a beating heart none can withstand
on this last page, one never knows
so treasure what is inked till old
FREEDOM Poem by Ralph Waldo Emerson
FREEDOM Poem by Ralph Waldo Emerson is very inspirational.
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Blogs about mental illness are some of the most captivating blogs that I love to read. I am interested in the topics they cover but that is not the only reason why they speak to me.
Bloggers that have struggled with mental illness have had to learn to be in touch with their humanity. In order to write your own mental illness, you have to dive deep into the darkest corners of your mind. The descriptions that they write are very vivid and full of human depth. There is a sense of soul searching that draws you into the posts.
I am not just counting the blogs that identify themselves as being "mental illness" blogs. There are also some bloggers that suffer from OCD, depression, social anxiety and severe mental turmoil that chose not to identify their blog as such. However the content of their posts has very vivid…
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Western football team looking to build off last season's late surge
Interns to present results of Candlewood carp program
Danbury filmmaker revives his 25-year-old comedy
Danbury nonprofit to celebrate with Mentor Mash
TargetX recognizes three institutions with X Awards for reimagining the student experience
Sip and Sketch at WCSU pairs art and wine
Danbury 2017-18 Teacher of the Year loves science
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Travelling West U.S.A.
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(CNSNews.com) - In the "Bush-hating" environment that seems to pervade the nation -- to hear the polls tell it -- President Bush found at least one grateful American on Wednesday -- a man named Rockey Vaccarella.
Vaccarella, who lost his home in Hurricane Katrina, towed his FEMA trailer from St. Bernard Parish, La., to Washington, arriving on Tuesday.
Rockey invited President Bush to come for dinner in the trailer Tuesday evening, but Bush met with him Wednesday morning instead -- in front of the TV cameras, just the two of them.
I know we're coming up on the first anniversary of Katrina, Bush said, noting that "Rockey lost everything."
President Bush said, "It's a time to remember that people suffer, and it's a time to recommit ourselves to helping them, but I also want people to remember that a one-year anniversary is just that -- because it's going to require a long time to help these people rebuild."
The president thanked Rockey for his spirit -- and Rockey returned the compliment by showing his spirit.
"You know, it's really amazing when a small man like me from St. Bernard parish can meet the president of the United States," Rockey said.
Rockey, calling the president a "people person," said his mission was simple: "I wanted to thank President Bush for the millions of FEMA trailers that were brought down there. They gave roofs over people's head. People had a chance to have baths, air conditioning. We have TV, we have toiletry -- we have things and necessities that we can live upon.
"But now I want to remind the president that the job's not done, and he knows that. And I just don't want the government and President Bush to forget about us.
"And I just wish the president could have another term --
"Wait a minute!" Bush laughed.
Rockey continued: "I wish he had another four years, man. If we had this president for another four years, I think it would be great. But we're going to move on. Mr. President, it's been my pleasure."
"You're a good man, Rockey," President Bush said.
"You are too," he replied.
Vaccarella told the Troy, Ala., newspaper, The Messenger, that he got the idea for his "trailer tour" while watching a tape of him and his son stranded on their rooftop as the hurricane blew through. He believes they were the only people caught on tape at the height of the storm.
Rockey reportedly planned to present the president with a "million-man" cleanup proposal for the Gulf Coast
"We are all familiar with the Million Man March," The Messenger quoted him as saying. "If we can get a million 'men' to march, surely we can get a million people to help clean up the destruction of Hurricane Katrina and rebuild our land."
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While we don't hear a great deal from MVM Entertainment these days, their major license announcement at the last MCM London Expo in October was that they had succeeded in picking up the UK rights for Gonzo's The Tower of Druaga.
MVM have now confirmed that the first season of this show, subtitled The Aegis of Uruk in Japan, will be released on April 4th 2011 as a single, two-disc Complete Collection which contains all twelve episodes of this fantasy action-adventure series derived from a 1980s arcade game.
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Stop the presses! Microsoft, that bastion of missed opportunities and marketing blunders, has finally announced an updated road map for App-V. Version 4.6, which is slated to appear as a new TAP (Technical Adopter Program) option on Microsoft Connect by April, brings Windows 7 compatibility and 64-bit client support to the company's much-maligned application virtualization platform.
Actually, you can get the Windows 7 support today in App-V 4.5 by downloading a recently announced compatibility patch. However, given the delay in producing both the patch and the forthcoming 64-bit support, I can't help but wonder if it isn't too little too late. While Microsoft was fiddling away deciding just what to do with App-V (and how it might fit into its hodgepodge of virtualization technologies that include Hyper-V and MED-V), its competitors were refining their offerings and, in many cases, leapfrogging the company on the technology front.
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It didn't have to be this way. When Microsoft acquired Softricity nearly three years ago, it inherited an application virtualization platform -- SoftGrid -- that was without equal. Competing technologies from Altiris and Thinstall were incomplete and lacked the strong back-end support that made SoftGrid so attractive.
At the time, I felt Microsoft had made a brilliant play, that the innovative SoftGrid virtualization technology would give the company a much-needed legacy emulation option and allow the Windows development team to finally break with the past in favor of a managed-code future.
Then a funny thing happened on the way to API nirvana: Windows Vista bombed. In the resulting panic, Microsoft seemingly forgot all about its application virtualization diamond in the rough, instead focusing on righting the listing Vista ship with Service Pack 1, and then later abandoning its sinking carcass in favor of the quick-fix follow-on now known as Windows 7.
As we've all learned by now, Windows 7 is simply a tweaked Vista. The application runtime model and API support mechanisms remain essentially unchanged. In fact, there's nothing radically new under the hood, which I'm guessing wasn't the original plan. Rather, integrating application virtualization into the OS and providing at least the option of running a cleaner core software stack was no doubt in the cards for Windows 7. However, expediency ultimately trumped purity, and the resulting Vista successor is now just a shadow of what it might have been (shades of the infamous "Longhorn reset").
Of course, now that Windows 7 is fully baked, the company is finally turning its attention back to App-V. Unfortunately for Microsoft, the competition has not been idle. While the Redmondians ignored App-V and left it to twist in proverbial wind, Microsoft's archrivals saw a chance to close the technology gap by scooping up some of Softricity's original competitors and filling out their feature sets with complementary products.
So instead of dominating a product segment by being first to market with a pioneering solution, Microsoft is now being forced to assume its traditional role of Johnny come lately, playing catch-up to an array of formidable technology leaders: VMware (ThinApp), Citrix (XenApp), and Novell (via its XenoCode OEM agreement).
To be sure, Microsoft can still salvage App-V, perhaps by integrating it more tightly with Windows 7 or 8 and thus creating a de facto standard for its packaging and deployment architecture. However, such an afterthought strategy will never attain the level of seamlessness and perceived technology leadership that an aggressive Windows 7 integration strategy would have provided.


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Entranced By Transferware!May 27, 2014 | By | COMMENTS
It started innocently enough. I Tweeted a picture of a serving dish from The Hart and the Hunter and asked, "If I want to find a plate like this on E-Bay, what would I search for?" (OK, ending a sentence with a preposition isn't so innocent, but go with me here.) A few people responded: "Transferware." I Googled Transferware, to get a definition, and Wikipedia offered: "A style of ceramics including pottery, dinnerware, and other delicate items. It uses transfer printing, a decorative technique which was developed in England in the mid-18th century, particularly around the Staffordshire region." Then I started searching for Transferware plates on E-Bay and I haven't been able to stop since.
"What are you doing?" Craig asked me a few days ago.
"Looking at Transferware plates on E-Bay," I responded.
"That's weird," he said.
Then, yesterday, the same question and the same response from me yielded: "That's REALLY weird."
Here's the thing: I used to have a collection of funky, unusual plates from Fish's Eddy. Then I bought more conservative plates there with my mom, a few years later. Finally, I decided to heed the advice of the Canal House ladies and buy simple white plates to make the food pop (Sound of Music plate notwithstanding.)
In terms of food photography, these white plates have done wonders for the pictures on my blog. Especially in daylight (see The Golden Salad, for example). But in terms of FUN, these plates are a little boring. Which is why the Transferware bug bit me so vehemently last week and why I've been searching for funky transferware plates non-stop, and put a bid in for the Dish and the Spoon plate that you see at the top of the post and the Joan of Arc plate you see right about this (the Disneyland plate I let slide).
Also, I just went ahead and bought this New York World's Fair plate because it just seemed so cool:
And this peacock plate because it reminded me of the plate that got me into Transferware in the first place (sorry the picture sucks; they took down the original pictures once I bought it):
Sorry to say, I did not bid on or buy this Martha Washington plate, but that's good news for you–it means it's still out there:
The moral of the story is that life is too short for plain white plates, even if they make the food pop. I am a man who's become entranced by Transferware and now my table will be a funky plate paradise and everyone's going to say "Where did you get that?" and I'll have to say, "Clearly you don't read my blog." Now, if you'll excuse me, I have some plate shopping to do.
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3G HD-SDI to Analog YUV/S-Video/Composite with D/Conv & AES/Analog Audio. Mini Converter SDI to Analog includes everything you need to convert from SDI to analog in HD/SD component, NTSC and PAL video, plus balanced AES/EBU and analog audio. Now you can easily connect equipment such as Betacam SP, VHS, and analog video monitors to SDI based equipment.
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Redundant SDI InputMini Converters feature a unique redundant input for mission critical tasks such as broadcast or live events. You can connect a redundant cable to the second input, so if the main input is lost due to cable damage or any other cause, Mini Converter will automatically switch over to the redundant input cable. This lets you use Mini Converters in locations where crowds or the environment might cause cable damage, or lets you place Mini Converters in hard to reach locations such as roof mounted video projectors. A loop though SDI output is also provided for connecting to other devices. A loop-thru SDI connection is also great if you need more than 2 audio channels, as you can connect the loop-thru to another Mini Converter to de-embedd extra audio channels!
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This unit does a great job at converting your SDI input into analog component, Y/C and composite. It is heavy duty built so it withstands heavy personal use. The SDI loop out is handy when needing an extra SDI hookup. Great product for the price.
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Works as advertised
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As most of the BM products tend to be, this converter is excellent. Good quality conversion for a great price. Very useful for adding an SDI input to an analog monitor, or to provide analog signals to an encoder. We have many of these scattered throughout the facility and they all work great. The ONLY wish I have is for there to be a small remote connector to enable external switching of which SDI audio track is being monitored, for use in surround monitoring. I have actually ADDED this connection myself, although it is not easy to do so.
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But British and Irish Lions fly-half O'Gara - on as a replacement for Jonathan Sexton - sent over a late drop-goal to bag a 13-11 win and leave Kidney unsure whether to laugh or cry.
"Obviously when it gets that close to the wire it's a relief but I'm delighted to see the belief coming through from the players in the last two minutes," said Kidney. "That's the one thing you can't coach.
"For the first 60 minutes the execution wasn't great. We were creating chances that we couldn't take but I must say that didn't come as a shock to me as Italy's scramble defence is excellent.
"I'm not hiding behind the fact that we were far from perfect. The players are all working hard.
"There's a mixture of relief at having got the result but also disappointment at the performance.
"We're possibly guilty of trying too hard, like in the autumn series against South Africa, but this time the guys calmed down and realised we don't need to force it quite as much."


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There are now two more days until kick-off. It's like Christmas morning, the day you lost your virginity, your wedding day and the day your first born child was born all rolled into one. Yes, it's possible I view Buckeye football a little more seriously than you, but I will not spend too much time focusing on your faults.
Instead, let's turn our attention to the pressing needs of game-day preparation: loading up on your beverage of choice, getting the chili cooking nice and early and making sure that if you have friends who are Michigan fans (which you shouldn't, if we're being honest) that they know your relationship is officially over until January. There's nothing in the world like Buckeye football, and it's almost here.
DEFENSIVE BACKS IN ACTION As this season of ridiculous uncertainty begins for Ohio State, one area that most OSU fans and an average college football fans can agree, is that the "Silver Bullets" will once again be loaded and ready to rock. The defensive line, which returns John Simon's work-ethic, Nathan Williams' tenacity, and "Big Hank's" bigness, along with loads of other talent and depth is probably the strength, but it would be a grievous error to overlook the potential in the Buckeye secondary this year.
Yes, the only returning starter , Orhian Johnson, only started because an injury thrust him into the starting lineup; and yes the losses of Jermale Hines, Devon Torrence and Chimdi Chekwa mean the Buckeyes are incredibly young in the defensive backfield (as they are in almost every other positional group). An infusion of players who missed most or all of last year should help the Buckeyes absorb the impact.
One of those players, CJ Barnett, was a starter last year before injuring himself in last season's second game. Before his injury, Barnett had really begun turning some heads around Columbus, making an impact all over the field, hitting and disrupting plays from the safety position. In just about a game and a half last year, Barnett recorded five tackles and showed a glimpse of what Big Ten football fans should expect this year. Barnett says he is ready to go and 100 percent healthy.
Aside from Barnett, three more Buckeye defenders, Tyler Moeller and Christian Bryant, will also return to the secondary this Saturday and each will look to pick up where they left off last season. Moeller, who tore up opponents offenses prior to tearing a muscle in his chest in the Buckeyes dismantling of Illinois, is not just a psycho on the field, but he's also an inspirational team leader and a guy other players rally around. The importance of his return can't be understated.
Bryant, who replaced Moeller at the "star" position in the OSU defense in the Illinois game, started the next two games before an infection in his foot cost him the last five games of the season. He did return for the Sugar Bowl, and played well in limited time. "Pittsburgh" Corey Brown, who tore knee ligaments against Purdue and missed the remainder of the season, also returns. With the injuries that saddled the secondary last year, having FSU transfer Dionte Allen available to play would have done wonders for the Buckeyes defensive depth.
NCAA rules prohibit that, of course, but Paul Haynes can add Allen to the mix this year, and the former Orchard Lake St. Mary's teammate of ex-Buckeye WR Taurian Washington, will add some much needed experience to the group of young, but very skilled athletes in the defensive backfield.
Meet your 2011 Buckeye secondary: Travis Howard, Bradley Roby, Dominic Clarke, Doran Grant, CJ Barnett, Orhian Johnson, Corey Brown, Christian Bryant, Tyler Moeller and Dionte Allen. Depth should no longer be an issue, as long as the injury bug doesn't bite too hard this year.
SICILIANO TO THE PRESS BOX. Quarterbacks coach Nick Siciliano will be coaching from the press box this season in a move to get Doc Tressel onto the field to bolster the special teams. Siciliano also said the staff currently has no plan on when Braxton Miller will enter the game (but he definitely will at some point) and whether or not Guiton and Graham would see any time.
Finally, the coach mentioned he has spoken to Terrelle Pryor since he became a Raider and that he wishes him the best and "loves him to death".
COMPLY 'TIL YOU DIE. So, the Buckeyes had a little problem this past off-season with the NCAA, you may have heard about it. A few guys, a couple tattoos – the story has been told a few times, no need to rehash it. As Ohio State found itself becoming the face of all that is wrong with college sports, it became incumbent upon the school to find some way to right the proverbial ship.
It was first reported by the Dispatch in June that Ohio State, in an attempt to start changing the face of compliance at OSU, would consider a central compliance department that would oversee all elements of the University, from athletics to research and medical practices. While that may still be the case, the CFO for Ohio State, Geoff Chatas, also recommended that Ohio State bring in a law firm and a business-consulting agency to review the state of the compliance department.
I am actually hoping that they find a few rogue compliance agents that have concocted a brilliant plan to scrape fractions of pennies off of transactions in an attempt to get rich over many years. Damn, it feels good to be a gangsta!
KNOW YOUR ENEMY. Jason Whitlock (a Ball State alum) has put together a story about "The Incredible Hoke" and his head strength and conditioning coach, Aaron Wellman. Now, I don't suppose Wellman is Mike Barwis, because there is only Barwis, but it's impossible to not recognize a different "feel" about this Michigan coaching staff.
They certainly understand the gravity of their situation; and Hoke's respect for UM's history and tradition is evident. Thanks in part to the Buckeyes' woes, UM has positive recruiting momentum which could carry them into a Top 10 class nationally come February. While Michigan fans should remain cautiously optimistic, I think it's important to note that Hoke's record as a coach certainly doesn't warrant the praise he's had heaped upon him. His career record is below .500, has never beaten a team that finished a season in the Top 25 and has an 11-41 record in his coaching life against teams that finished a season above .500.
Obviously this UM staff will have better resources, better name-recognition and tradition than any of the places he has been, but it is still telling. Additionally, Hoke's lost three players from his team in the past few weeks, including freshman TE Chris Barnett, who suffered an ACL injury and came into camp overweight, which allegedly contributed to his departure. Barnett took an interesting path to Michigan, and a part of me thinks Hoke might have dodged a long –term bullet on this one, as the NCAA narrows its focus on "street-agents" like Baron Flenory. It has now been 2840 days since Ohio State suffered a football loss to Michigan, in case you were wondering.
QUICK SLANTS. I heard Samuel L Jackson was set to star in film... It's not like it's priceless or anything...The B1G Championship Trophy is revealed - better than the Cy-Hawk no doubt...Taking "green thinking" to vomit hues.


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I'd love to buy this but I'm not in the states at the moment. If it's still up after Jan 15th, you've got a buyer.
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I'd love to buy this but I'm not in the states at the moment. If it's still up after Jan 15th, you've got a buyer.
What if I choose to send it in to Nintendo to fix it instead?
yeh, it was the only option. how much can i get for parts?
and what can i do with my bricked wii?
hahaha...the new one is the boot1 right? Is that homebrewable? (is homebrewable a word?)
I'll be looking out for it. Thanks for all your help by the way
Right..won't be doing that then. emuhack, how much is yours going for?
fml I'm an idiot. So now my only choice is to get a new one...what about getting a new mainboard? that's cheaper than getting a new wii right?
it flashes only once
Yeh, I got it in 2008, so I figure it's old. Why won't preloader/priiloader work with it?
Isn't NAND programming a hardmod? I didn't know you needed a backup for it. What if I choose to send in my wii to Nintendo? What will they do? And is there no way to download someone else's NAND...
What about NAND programming?
I have bootmii, but it's IOS only
serial is LU352946070. Nothing happens when I boot. It's just a blank black screen
I don't have either. Is there a way I can get one of those? I thought I was only supposed to install bootmii as an IOS, I didn't know I needed to install as boot2. Sorry for posting in the wrong...
Hi, I realize that I'm a total idiot for bricking my own wii, especially with all the help on the internet. My problem is this:
I wanted to install and use mymenuify, but I saw that there was a...