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The Chairman of the FIFA Disciplinary Committee, in accordance with article 136 of the FIFA Disciplinary Code, has extended the ten month sanction imposed by the Italian Football Federation (FIGC) on Juventus coach Antonio Conte.to have worldwide effect.
This suspension covers all types of matches, including domestic, international, friendly and official fixtures.
The decision to extend the sanction of the FIGC will follow the outcome of any possible appeal – such as the one currently pending at the National Arbitration Tribunal for Sport in Italy – as long as the decision on appeal complies with the regulations of FIFA.
FIFA is currently reviewing additional documentation provided by the FIGC in relation to other sanctions issued by the FIGC deciding bodies. Any further extension of sanctions will be communicated in due course.
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Tech Student Helping with Advanced Exploration on Vast Ore Deposit, Oct. 2, 2008
By Thomas Guengerich
SOCORRO, N.M., Oct. 2, 2008 – A New Mexico Tech graduate student is contributing significant geological research into development of the second largest gold and copper deposit in the world.
Melissa Lindholm (right), a master's student in geology, recently worked on her second summer research season at the Pebble Deposit in remote southwest Alaska. She presented her research into the geology of the untapped deposit at a recent mining conference in Grants.
Landing this summer internship was like striking gold for Lindholm. She has worked on the Western Hemisphere's second largest untapped deposit of copper and gold for two summers, enjoying the temperate climate and getting hands-on experience in geology and mining.
The Pebble Deposit was first discovered in 1988. Extensive drilling in 2005 confirmed a resource of 42.1 million ounces of gold, 24.7 billion pounds of copper, 1.35 billion pounds of molybdenum and additional silver. In 2007, a second deposit was found – Pebble East – that contains an additional 49 billion pounds of copper, 45 million ounces of gold and 2.8 billion pounds of molybdenum.
"They are in advanced exploration phase, but it's not totally defined. It's still open in some directions," she said.
In her abstract, Lindholm wrote that Pebble is near two small native villages and straddles two important watersheds. Development in the area presents environmental challenges for clean mining.
"Nevertheless, Pebble's spectacular size and potential make any investigation of this system interesting to exploration geologists as well as ore genesis researchers," she wrote.
Lindholm landed the job through Dr. William Chavez, professor of mineral engineering at Tech. A colleague of Chavez at Pebble asked him if he knew of a graduate student who could work on advanced exploration on site. Lindholm jumped at the chance to work and learn on such a vast project in an exotic locale.
During the summer, Lindholm did what she called typical junior geologist duties – visually estimating mineral grade and describing textures, inspecting drill rigs and describing drill core samples. The two seasons in Alaska involved mostly work, but Lindholm had her share of fun.
"We get to fly in helicopters and see grizzly bears," she said. "The area is so beautiful."
The site of the deposit is about 40 miles inland from Cook Inlet on the southwest tip of Alaska. The site is accessible only by helicopter.
During the summer months, about 100 staff members work at the headquarters and at the site, with as many as 100 outside contractors filtering in and out of the area.
The company funded her research, so Lindholm was allowed to bring core samples back to Socorro for testing.
Her tests involve two main objectives: studying the sulfur isotopes in the samples and petrography, which means giving a detailed chemical and geological description of the rocks.
For her petrography study, she sliced thin sections of rock, which allowed her to examine and analyze the mineral composition. That study has no direct mining application, but could potentially be useful as a metallurgical analysis and provide a geological framework for the deposit, she said.
Lindholm anticipates publishing one of the first – if not the first ever – research papers about the Pebble East deposit.
"It's fascinating for us to be involved, because we're getting involved on the ground floor," said her co-advisor Dr. Andrew Campbell. "Hopefully, Melissa's work will be some of the good, early work. As this prospect develops into a mine, they'll be referring back to her work for years to come."
Lindholm said recent research in Australia and the Canadian west have identified sulfur isotope patterns that appear to correlate with copper and gold grades. She is comparing cores from Pebble East to the other sulfur isotope research papers.
"Most copper and gold is found in alkalic rock, meaning the have more sodium and potassium, as opposed to other deposits that have more sulfur and are acidic," she said.
Lindholm is studying the sulfur isotopes from various core samples from the Pebble East deposit in an attempt to make a connection between sulfur isotopes and recoverable minerals – mainly copper and gold. For the sulfur isotope study, Lindholm used Dr. Campbell's mass spectrometer to determine the isotopic composition of the sulfide minerals.
"No one has ever done this sort of study at Pebble," she said. "I am testing to see if I get the same pattern that was found in Australia and British Columbia."
A native of Fergus Falls, Minn., Lindholm completed her bachelor's in geology at Bryn Mawr College in Pennsylvania. After finishing her master's in geology later this year at New Mexico Tech, she hopes to return to Alaska to start her career working on the Pebble deposits as a full-time geologist.
"It's pretty unusual to work on a deposit starting with exploration and continue through feasibility and into mining," she said. "That would be amazing."

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PHOENIX – A Houston-based delivery company doing business in Arizona violated federal law by subjecting female employees to egregious verbal and sexual harassment and then punishing them for complaining, the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) charged in a lawsuit it filed today.
According to the EEOC's suit against Arizona Logistics, Inc, doing business as Delivery Logistics and Deliver Logistics, Inc., (CIV XXX), management failed to take appropriate action to eradicate the harassment, although it was aware of it. The agency charged that in one instance, a supervisor exposed himself to a female subordinate employee, and in another instance the same supervisor demanded sexual acts from a female subordinate after threatening to terminate her spouse's employment. There are several more allegations of harassment at issue in this case, including the rape of a female employee. The victims complained to management and some were subsequently terminated as retaliation.
"This outrageous sexual harassment was bad enough, but the company compounded its culpability by retaliating against the victims," said EEOC Acting Chairman Stuart J. Ishimaru. "Employers need to understand they must address sexual harassment complaints promptly and effectively."
Such alleged conduct, both sexual harassment and terminating employees after they complain about it, violates Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, which prohibits employment discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex (including sexual harassment) and national origin.
"This is one of the most disturbing cases of sexual harassment we have seen in this office," said Regional Attorney Mary Jo O'Neill of the EEOC's Phoenix District Office. "This supervisor engaged in grotesque acts of sexual harassment and assault and then management sanctioned the conduct by terminating the women after they complained."
Acting Director Rayford O. Irvin of the Phoenix District Office added, "The conduct at issue in this case is grossly offensive, and it is unfortunate that these victims continued to suffer and the employer failed to take appropriate action to put an end to this wrongdoing. The EEOC commends these brave victims for stepping forward and complaining about their employer. Employers must prevent this conduct from occurring."
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EXPLORATION GROUP Providence lost €5.2 million before tax last year as the company began a major drilling campaign off the Irish coast.
In results published yesterday Providence reported a 25 per cent rise in revenues to €13.75 million in 2011 from €11 million.
However, operating profit shrank to €31,000 from €1.4 million, largely as a result of a €6.6 million writedown in the value of some oil exploration and production assets.
The company said the writedown related to an unfinished well at Singleton in the south of England and €1.73 million writedowns in interests in the Celtic Sea.
Almost €5.4 million in finance costs left it with a pretax loss of €5.2 million, an improvement of more than 13 per cent on the €6 million pretax loss it made in 2010.
Providence acquired a series of exploration licences off the Irish coast and last year began a major drilling programme to establish how much oil and gas these areas contain.
The group recently reported drilling in its Barryroe prospect, off the south coast, produced high-quality crude oil at rates of more than 3,500 barrels a day, and natural gas at the equivalent of 4,000 barrels a day.
Early last year Providence signed a memorandum of understanding with multinational group Shell which commits them to complete an oil offtake and sale agreement for both Barryroe and Hook Head.
Providence has increased its stake in Barryroe to 80 per cent from 50 per cent, and is the operator of the well.
Last month the company issued 13 million new shares, mainly to institutional investors, raising £63 million sterling.
It intends using the money to repay the balance of a convertible bond issued in 2008, which is due for final repayment in July.
Providence will also use the proceeds to fund further drilling at Barryroe – increasing its stake in the licence means it also faces extra costs – and to fund its general drilling programme.
The group will now analyse the data it has so far collected from Barryroe and will include this in an updated field development plan, which will be completed by the final quarter of this year.
Providence has exploration licences around the Irish coast. Along with Barryroe and the Celtic Sea, it has interests in St George's Channel, the Porcupine Basin and the Kish Bank, which includes a 50 per cent holding in a Dalkey Island prospect off the Dublin coast. This is estimated to hold about 870 million barrels of oil.
During 2011 Providence sold its interests in the Gulf of Mexico for $15 million, and in a Nigerian subsidiary for $16 million, $10 million of which was paid by the year's end.
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Lali "Spartacus" Chetwynd (born 1973) is a British artist. She reworks iconic moments from cultural history in deliberately amateurish and improvisatory performances
Lali Chetwynd is known for her continuing series of paintings under the general title 'Bat Opera'. These small-scale paintings on canvas paper conjure a sequence of imaginary events surrounded by a swarm of invading bats. Chetwynd also stages baroque and surreal performances that are notable for their wit and warmth. Her fascination with the grotesque has led her to create a performance work called 'An Evening with Jabba the Hutt' referring to the enormous slug-like slave trader from 'Star Wars'. Other scenarios involve debt counsellors and heavy metal musicians against the backdrop of stage sets based on details from Giotto's frescoes. She has also held workshops in the making of Iron Age jewellery from pasta shells. Chetwynd is a graduate of the 2004 Royal College of Art painting course and has since exhibited at the ICA, London, and Herald St, London.
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As Secretary of State Hillary Clinton testifies on Capitol Hill Wednesday about September's terrorist attack on the U.S. mission in Benghazi, Libya, an eye-popping number of Republicans in a new Public Policy Polling said they think she faked the illnesses that caused a delay in her testimony.
Clinton was originally supposed to testify on the events leading up to the Benghazi attack on Dec. 20, but a series of illnesses befell her. First, the State Department said that she had suffered a concussion as a result of fainting from a battle with the flu. Then she was hospitalized with a blood clot.
Several conservatives speculated that Clinton might have faked or embellished her illness, among them former United Nations envoy John Bolton.
The poll, the results of which were provided exclusively to Business Insider, found that a near majority of Republicans agreed with Bolton. Overall, 40 percent of Republicans responding to the poll said they believed Clinton was "faking her health problems so that she doesn't have to testify to Congress about Benghazi." But a slim majority — 41 percent — still thought she was not.
Meanwhile, 40 percent of self-identified "very conservative" voters buy into the theory, while 32 percent of that group rejects it.
Overall, the results are much more measured, as 65 percent of respondents rejected the notion that Clinton was faking her health problems. Only 22 percent thought she was. Among self-identified Independent voters, the split was 65-18 against believing the suggestion.
Here are the full poll results:


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Changing Web ServersOctober 25, 2005
I'll soon be going through the almost-always-painful process of switching hosts on a site I'm working on. I've become much better at planning for these over the years, but the complexity of sites I build has added more variables to the mix that I need to account for which probably negates any advantage I thought I had.
There is still an uncomfortably large amount of guesswork and finger-crossing leading up to the switch. Inevitably, some setting or other doesn't get transferred which makes for a day or two of debugging after the fact.
Here's my working checklist of things that need to happen. Any you'd add?
- Transfer files.
- All the .html, .php, .jpg, etc. files sitting on the old server need to move to the new server. In the past I'd have used an FTP program to take care of the job, but thanks to rsync I can much more quickly mirror the two servers. At the moment I transfer the data from the old server to my local hard drive temporarily, and then re-upload to the new server. I suspect I can skip the middle step of my local system and do a direct transfer, but it never hurts to have the data in more than one spot anyway.
- Transfer databases.
- All MySQL databases need to move as well; though I'm generally not a big fan of it, PHPMyAdmin is a bit easier to wrangle than the command line (sometimes), and has a one-click import/export function.
- Change absolute paths.
- Some of my custom PHP relies on absolute server paths for
include files and the likefile output. As much as possible I've been declaring the path as a constant in global file, so it makes for a somewhat easier migration; except that the path to the global file itself is usually absolute, so unfortunately that does mean a bunch of find and replacing.
- Verify permissions.
- I've been using PHP's ability to write files to the server in a function that grabs EXIF metadata from images and caches that in static text files. Problem being, PHP's file management honours file permissions, and I've yet to de-tangle which combination of permission/ownership I need to assign the script and write directory in order to securely write these files; to actually make it work the way I'd expect, I've simply assigned 777 to the directory and treat the cached data as disposable. There must be a better way, but I haven't found it. The upshot for the migration is namely that I need to ensure these permissions remain unchanged. That's the other advantage to using rsync over FTP, it should do the work for me.
- Verify passwords.
- I'm hoping the directories I've password-protected using
.htpasswdfiles are using relative paths. But in case not, I'll need to check if the directories that need to be protected are such.
Luckily I haven't installed any PHP modules or done any extensive customization of Apache, so assuming the new host has a similar setup, that shouldn't become a problem.
And I have a static IP on the new server, which allows me to test ahead of time, instead of waiting for DNS to propagate before I go into mad panic mode to fix the things that get busted from the switch.
The main question mark for me is mail; assuming I set up the user accounts ahead of time, the transfer shouldn't interrupt regular mail delivery (aside from the switch in server settings). But I'm not nearly well-versed enough in mail software to know what'll happen for sure until after I throw the switch.
Again, any glaring omissions would be more than welcomed. I'm hoping I've accounted for all I need to, but general advice is always appreciated.
A hint about PHP directory paths I've found useful.
To construct relative file paths in PHP which are relative to the current script and not PHP's current working directory (ie the original script that started the process), try doing something like this:
Basically __FILE__ gives you the asolute path to the current script, and then dirname() gives you the directory name. From there, you can do as many '../' as you need to get to the proper directory in a predictable manner.
Re: Change absolute paths.
You can use relative paths reliably with the dirname(__FILE__) construct. It will always give the full path to the file currently being parsed. From there, you can navigate the FS with ../ etc.
Also, as has been said, you can put the new IP in your HOSTS file to test easily, or set up a small DNS server in your home LAN.
(Speaking of server issues: Internal Server Error
The server encountered an internal error or misconfiguration and was unable to complete your request.)
I've had a similar experience recently.
If you move from MySQL 4.0 to MySQL 4.1, you should now that the format of timestamp fields ('20051026123000') has changed. It is now similar to datetime fields ('2005-10-26 12:30:00').
The conversion will be automatic when you upload your sql dump… But if you use scripts that expect the old format, there'll be some head scratching. Well not if you know it in advance!
Regarding the PHP-Includes: What I find very useful is to use (if possible, it depends on the Apache configuration) PHP directives in the htaccess files. Add for example this in the htaccess:
php_value include_path /path/to/the/directory
and then you can always use something like this:
As I said, this is not always possible, but it's worth to check out - just one change in the htaccess file instead of s&r stuff :)
I just switched servers last weekend and wrote a little post about moving mysql databases from server to server.
I would second Shaun (#14) and Jeff (#8). Use ssh for the database moves.
I've found http://www.ozerov.de/bigdump.php (a utility to import large files into mySQL helpful when the server in question did not allow full access, and the exports were too large for phpmyadmin.
I would second Stefan's suggestion of modifying PHPs include-path dynamically. But use it wisely, like only adding one core folder which contains basically the most important file - the application core, which deals with grabbing the configuration file(s) and setting everything up for the auxiliary files.
It can also be useful when you want to use PEAR-libraries which aren't installed on your server. I usually have a 'lib' folder for 3rd party libraries in my applications, which gets added to the include-path (i.e. PEAR uses relative paths for includes, assuming the PEAR-root-dir is in the include-path).
Regarding different PHP/Apache configurations. Obviously this can easily bite you hard, but I would suggest setting up a local version of your site/app where you let PHP run in a very strict mode (reporting ALL notices/warnings/errors, not using register_globals etc..).
What bit me recently concerning Apache, was the MultiViews option in a directory, which together with mod_negotiation enabled a feature where you could type only the filename without extension of a file, and Apache would return the best match from the directory - rendering RewriteRules useless as Apache would serve the files instead!
For the database side of things (if you are using a frequently updated DB or several DB's) I find replication a good solution.
Until you are sure evrything is over correctly you can keep replicating your MySQL DB. This also means there doesnt have to be one scary instant when you switch over, nor any lost data.
However it does require access to my.cnf and other database permissions.
In my experience of moving sites from one server to another, as long as you have corresponding accounts set up for your mail on the new server, you shouldn't miss anything (or very little, if anything) when the DNS switch takes place on the domain.
The only time that you may have a problem is if someone may be in a location that it takes the propogation longer to get to for some reason.
I'm not much help, I always end up doing a transfer at the last minute and messing something up. Just curious what host you're transferring to.
A couple thoughts. Since you have the static IP, TEST TEST TEST! This could be your life saver. Too many times, even with static IP, I've taken things for granted that bit me in the arse.
As far as email goes, depending on email clients, leave them set to old setting until you're 100% dns propogates. It's better to leave the old settings during the interim so when you switch the client settings, it picks everything up from the new, rather than having to clean out the old.
Plus, surely there is a mysql gui for mac. I use Mysql Front for Win, but I think there are a few mac versions (Navicat?).
Also, be sure the new host supports ALL of the software you're using. One switch broke half of my PHP because they were running in safe mode and didn't disclose such things.
I've hosted about 20-30 sites and have changed dedicated servers twice in the last year and a half.
The biggest piece of advice I would give is get your new space setup and working by a virtual domain so that you can ensure everything works before changing the DNS. On my dedicated server I setup all 30 sites by IP address and port number for testing and then when I moved the DNS, i did a quick update on all my databases from the current server and it all moved without a problem.
I'd pay the extra money if you need to to have a couple weeks overlap between the move so that you can have everything working before the actual move.
Check the new server is sending the correct charset.
Also, I'm surprised you do includes with absolutes. So long as all the files maintain the same directory structure it should be easy enough to generate the absolutes or just use relative. Have you tried dirname(__FILE__) or similar?
Absolute paths: Here's a solution (which I haven't used myself…yet) which might make this less painful. Rather than having every file contain the absolute path to one file that sets all your other paths, use a relative path to the master file. For example, in your web root directory, have a file named masterpath.php that sets any other paths. Then in each file, include "masterpath.php" or "../masterpath.php" or "../../masterpath.php" depending on where each file is located.
DNS: If you have to switch DNS servers, try to get the old DNS server to keep working for you for a few extra days to avoid any gaps in service–update that server to point to the new IP address.
Also, be sure to shorten the TTL for your DNS entries down to something short, like a half hour, far enough before making the switch that you won't have a lot of people caching your old IP address for too long. How far in advance you have to do this depends on your old TTL. For example, if it was 24 hours, you'll need to shorten the TTL at least 24 hours before switching IP addresses. Otherwise, not only will people have your old IP address cached, they'll also have your old TTL cached.
Unfortunately, I have WAY too much experience changing servers. Lucky for you, that means I have probably made every mistake you can make.
First, with regards to transferring databases, make sure that your MySQL dump files are not too large for phpMyAdmin to handle. What I generally do is generate the .sql dump file in phpMyAdmin on the old server, upload that file as-is to the new server, and then SSH in and do the import through the shell. It is faster, and it doesn't have the problems with timeouts that phpMyAdmin sometimes does. Of course, I learned the hard way about eight host switches ago that my DB is too large to import through phpMyAdmin, so you may not have that problem.
As for email, what I do is set up my mail program with two email accounts: one with the new settings, and one with the old settings. The one difference is that for the one with the old settings, I do the IP address of the POP and SMTP servers, instead of the name. For example, if your current mailserver is just "mezzoblue.com," then you replace that with "22.214.171.124" in your mail settings. That way, your program will catch any mail that is caught in limbo, meaning it is sent from someone whose connection hasn't propagated the DNS change yet, but after your connection already has. Leave both accounts set up for a few days, until you are 100% sure everyone has propagated, and then you delete the old one.
My final little trick, which you may or may not need since you have a static IP: changing the DNS settings on your computer. I do not know how to do it on a Mac, but on a Windows machine, you can go into your TCP/IP settings for your Internet connection and manually set the DNS server. So let's say the DNS for your new site is NS1.SOMESITE.COM. Simply set that on your local machine, and then when you type in www.mezzoblue.com, it will first look on that server for your site. So once you have your site set up on the new server, you can access it through the actual domain name simply by changing your DNS settings. One thing I can think of where this might be more helpful that the static IP is for cookies or anything on your site. If they are domain-based cookies, they won't work if you show up on an IP address, I don't think. (I am not an expert on that, it's just my guess.)
Anyway, good luck with the new server. I would be interested as well to know who you are switching to. I switched to Dreamhost almost 11 months ago, and it is the first company I have ever been with that I would actually recommend to a friend.
#4 - "Since you have the static IP, TEST TEST TEST!"
Granted. Static IPs are a life-saver for this, even if (as another commenter mentioned) you have a few weeks or so of overlap/extra charges. It's worth it.
#6 - "Also, I'm surprised you do includes with absolutes."
I was wrong in my description, it's not for includes, it's for file writing which actually does require a server path.
#7 - "Then in each file, include "masterpath.php" or "../masterpath.php" or "../../masterpath.php" depending on where each file is located."
Yeah. That's the ideal. Unfortunately I have a bunch of auto-generated files at a bunch of different directory levels, and I haven't yet devoted the brainpower to figuring out how to parse the current URL and factor that into the level of ../'s required.
#8 - thanks for the mail tip.
$public_path = substr(__FILE__, 0, strpos( __FILE__, 'public_html/' ) + 12);
require_once( $public_path . 'common.php' );
That little trick has saved me hours of absolute path headache. =]
@Jeff: A "sudo vi /etc/hosts" on a Mac can get you up and running independant of your DNS as long as you have the static IP to work with. If you need a bit more power (such as a DNS server to point to) that's in the /etc/resolv.conf
For mail, setting up postfix (or the old address) with an auto forwarder can help remove some of the strain. We used RPOP during our server migration so that the new mail server would query the old server by IP and retrieve any messages that were there from remanant MX records.
In the end though, there's always those first horus of panic when it switches. It's really easy to forget a chmod, or forget a path statement somewhere. Best of luck!
Make sure PHP has the same settings. Especially SafeMode and CGI or SAPI mode.
check whether apache modules are present, like ModRewrite (which you probably checked before buying).
The following does same as Jeff's but migth be a usefull alternative:
also test with
Host: www.mezzoblue.com
added to your HTTP headers by simply adding
123.456.654.321 www.mezzoblue.com
to your local hostfile (C:\WINDOWS\system32\drivers\etc\hosts)
This however is especially usefull if you don't have a personal IP like you have.
Just a tip. make some (temporary) difference between the old and new version while testing. I sometimes get confused whether I'm working on the old or new version.
/etc/hosts is your friend, if you're running OSX (or Linux or *BSD or almost any modern flavour of UNIX).
I usually edit the /etc/hosts on my computer to access the new server, this is a method that has the advantage of working even if your domain does not have an IP for itself. Moreover, your scripts on the new host gets to work in real conditions, that is with the real hostname and all.
I do that for ready-for-productions sites at work too, when the client already has a domain name serving a site.
And e-mail too, actually. Figures I had some e-mails left on an old server once, from people whose ISP's DNS must have taken their very sweet time to update…
As for MySQL, what you might want to check is the charset it runs with, if you're moving to MySQL 4.1+. That can be done with some voodoo, or the SQL command "show client encoding;". If you get something else than latin1 and you're using MySQL 4.0 or older on the previous host, or if with identical MySQL versions you get different encodings, that might be an issue.
Fifteen days ago I moved from a shared hosting setup (TxD… no really, it was getting frustratingly slow and down) to a dedicated server setup using different softwares, you can read the details here: http://zengun.org/weblog/archives/2005/10/transatlantic-move
Good luck!
Oh yeah, while I was typing all this, Jakob came up with /etc/hosts before I did. :)
As for chmods, if both your hosts give you ssh access, it shouldn't be too hard to either do a tarball or (better) do an rsync.
I just want to second/emphasize Jeff Snider's comment on not relying on PhpMyAdmin for a non-trivial database move. With shell access on both servers, using the command line mysqldump/mysql < to export/import will be quicker and far less painful.
I just changed server the other day, so while my memory is fresh;
If you use IMAP and not POP3 for your email, remember to backup all your mail on your local hard drive. Normally they would just be stored on the server, and only cached locally. I was really happy that I did this, cause the second the domain transfer got picked up by my ISP, all e-mail in Mail.app disappeared.
I've also read somewhere that if the two hosts use the same control panel software, like cPanel, it could be possible to have them talk to eachother, and transfer the whole account, as it is, databases and all.
Good luck.
Another way of making sure your include files don't get lost…
require_once($_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'] . '/common/config_inc.php');
I've never had the sort of problems you mention with absolute paths, despite the fact I develop on a Windows machine and host live sites on Linux.
The solution is simple: just set the include_path in your .htaccess (or httpd.conf) file, like so:
php_value include_path /path/to/siteroot/:/path/to/libraries/
or in the case of Windows
php_value include_path "C:/full path/to/siteroot/;C:/path/to/libraries/"
Then when you do
require_once ('libraryname.php');
it will just be found. I aim never to put subdirectory paths from one of the include paths in the library include (e.g. 'subdirectory/to/libraryname.php')
because instead you can just set the include_path to:
php_value include_path /path/to/siteroot/:/path/to/libraries/:/path/to/siteroot/subdirectory/to/libraryname.php
which can be added to as much as you want.
If your PHP code is reasonably well organised then this should remain short as most of the code should end up in one place, ideally your common libraries area (which of course could be outside the site root).
The upshot of this is simply that, when you move host, the *only* thing you should ever need to change is just this include_path line. This is indeed the only difference between my dev and live sites.
You can even actually keep it exactly the same - if you have httpd.conf on your dev box - by setting the include_path (as above) in your .htaccess file to have the 'live' site's paths. Then in Apache on the dev server, set the dev site's include_path using php_admin_value (which means it can't be overriden by php_value directives put in .htaccess). The .htaccess version is thus ignored for the local dev site but not for the live site.
For writable/readable files, e.g. logs, CSVs, etc., just make use of the server's DOCUMENT_ROOT. For instance
$_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'] defines the root of your site. Sometimes this will have a slash at the end, so it's sensible to have an auto_prepend_file 'd library which contains a clean-up line like the following which ensures there is NOT a slash:
$_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'] = ((substr ($_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'], -1) == '/') ? substr ($_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'], 0, -1) : $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT']);
Now that you know you will have a consistent site root, just write/read files using
$contents = file_get_contents ($_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'] . '/path/to/file.csv');
So thus again, there is no need to hard code any directory paths.


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Former King Associate Pastor Urges a 'Committed Life'by Howard W. Hewitt • January 16, 2006 Share:
Dr. Calvin Sylvester Morris brought a life of scholarship, commitment, service, and experience to share at Wabash College Monday night. Morris, speaking on Dr. Martin Luther King Day, urged students to live a committed life.
Morris' lifetime of experience includes three years as an associate pastor at the Ebenezer Baptist Church in Atlanta, Ga., from 1973-1976. That was the church were Dr. King served as pastor during his lifetime. He worked for the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, The King Center, taught at Howard University, and currently leads Chicago's Community Renewal Society.
"There is something about being an historical icon that pretties up historical figures," he began. "Dr. King is remembered as a nice guy, did some nice things and he happened to be killed. But he was a most controversial figure in his life, particularly in his final years."
Morris recalled King's opposition to the Vietnam War, his leadership of civil disobedience and his loud voice for economic injustice.
"The relationship between Dr. King and volunteerism is significant," Morris said. "It is a kind of commitment that exposes itself in a willingness to give one's whole self on behalf of others even if the end result is in one's own death."
He recalled meeting Dr. King through a friendship he established with Rev. Jesse Jackson. King questioned the young Morris about his life and times at Boston University where both men earned doctorate degrees.
"What I appreciated about him was the fact he didn't have any sense of being into himself. He could engage a brand new young staffer and get my answers and insights."
Morris said King should not be an iconic figure but remembered as a man who led a committed life – but also as a man who liked nice suits, who gave his salary and honoraria to the Southern Leadership Conference. And, Morris added, he was a man who loved to eat.
He described King as a committed man but not one who lived in isolation. "People must remember Miss Rosa Parks is the one who sat down," he said. Then the elder black church leaders called on a young unproven King, fresh from Boston U., to join the Montgomery, Alabama, bus protest
"Let us not make an icon of Dr. Martin Luther King; he was human like you and me.
"If Dr. King were alive today he'd speak to the differences between those who have and have not," Morris said, answering one of many questions following his prepared remarks. "We have a Congress who will spend money on all kinds of things and cut $50 billion out of all kinds of things like education and health care.
"It's a strange time to live in America. The legacy of Dr. King's committed life for us is the willingness to heed the call of service and to come out of self long enough that other people become the center or our own concern."
Morris spoke to nearly 75 students, faculty, staff and visitors for nearly an hour then fielded questions before a reception. His appearance was made possible by the Malcolm X Institute, Multi-Cultural Studies Committee, and the Hadley Fund.


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Also, there seem to be three versions of the Blue Wizards. Success, Failure, and Evil. The first two we already know about, and here is the first hint I was able to dig up of a corrupted Alatar and Pallando. I am almost positive it was elaborated on elsewhere, perhaps in Tolkien's letters.
Unfinished Tales; p. 390 wrote:Of the Blue little was known in the West, and they had no names save Ithryn Luin 'the Blue Wizards'; for they passed into the East with Curunir, but they never returned, and whether they remained in the East, pursuing there the purposes for which they were sent; or perished; or as some hold were ensnared by Sauron and became his servants, is not now known. But none of these chances were impossible to be; for, strange indeed though this may seem, the Istari, being clad in bodies of Middle-Earth, might even as Men and Elves fall away from their purposes, and do evil, forgetting the good in the search for power to effect it.


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By Julie Steenhuysen
CHICAGO (Reuters) - As many as one in 68 U.S. children have autism, a 30 percent increase in just two years, U.S. health officials said on Thursday, but experts think the rise may simply reflect that parents and doctors are getting better at recognizing and diagnosing the disorder.
Experts were largely unfazed by the latest numbers, which they say do not necessarily suggest increasing prevalence.
"It's not that surprising because as people get more aware, the prevalence has always increased in a psychiatric disorder," Dr Thomas Frazier, director of Cleveland Clinic Children's Center for Autism, said in a telephone interview.
The latest report by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, which looks at data from 2010, estimates that 14.7 per 1,000 8-year-olds in 11 U.S. communities have autism. That compares with the prior estimate of 1 in 88 children, or 11.3 of 1,000 8-year-olds, in 2008, and 1 in 150 children in 2000.
Autism encompasses a spectrum of disorders, ranging from a profound inability to communicate and mental retardation to relatively mild symptoms in people with very high intellectual ability.
Coleen Boyle, director of the CDC's National Center on Birth Defects and Developmental Disabilities, said while the report does not explain why rates are rising, it does give some clues.
For example, almost half of children identified as having autism in the latest report had average or above-average IQ levels, compared with just a third of children a decade ago.
"It could be doctors are getting better at identifying these children; it could be there is a growing number of children with autism at higher intellectual ability, or it may be a combination of better recognition and increased prevalence," Boyle said.
Frazier said it is very likely that the current report is still undercounting autism rates among higher-functioning black and Hispanic children. Among black children with autism in the report, half also had intellectual disability, a more overt sign of problems. That compared with just 35 percent of white kids with autism, who also had intellectual disability.
Ultimately, Frazier thinks the autism rate will settle at around 2 percent of the population, or around 1 in 50 kids.
Part of the issue may be the way the CDC measures autism, combing through health and school records of 8-year-olds within fewer than a dozen communities in the United States.
The study showed significantly different autism rates by region, ranging from 1 in 175 children in Alabama to 1 in 45 children in New Jersey, which could reflect access to healthcare and other factors.
The CDC said the latest data continues to show that autism is almost five times more common among boys than girls, affecting 1 in 42 boys versus 1 in 189 girls.
White children are more likely to be identified as having autism spectrum disorder than are black or Hispanic children.
The CDC only funded 12 tracking sites for the current study and data from only 11 were included in the report, a drop from 14 sites in the report issued two years ago, a reflection of tight budgets at the CDC that forced the agency to scale back.
And while the data cannot be generalized to a national population, Boyle said it is the best estimate available. "It's not a national probability sample, but it is a very robust estimate and it's the best we have."
Rob Ring, chief science officer for the advocacy group Autism Speaks, said he does not think many autism researchers were surprised to see this increase.
He said the CDC's method relies on individuals already flagged by the healthcare and education systems. "If you are not in those systems, you would not be counted."
His group backed a 2011 study using a new research approach that found one out of every 38 children in South Korea may have autism.
The researchers used a painstaking research method that involved screening 55,000 children aged 7 to 12 in the South Korean city of Goyang. The team surveyed parents about their children's behavior, then followed up with evaluations of at-risk children to confirm their diagnosis.
The population-based approach was designed to capture cases that might not be detected with methods that use school or medical records to identify autistic children.
Autism Speaks is partnering with the CDC to use this same research method in South Carolina, with results expected some time next year.
Dr Melissa Nishawala, medical director of the Autism Spectrum Disorders Clinical and Research Program at New York University's School of Medicine, agrees that the new numbers likely reflect "the way we define autism and the way we look for cases and how good we are at finding cases."
Nishawala said reports about high rates of autism are increasing awareness, and the latest numbers from the CDC will likely mean even more people look for signs in their children.
(Editing by Michele Gershberg, Stephen Powell and Matthew Lewis)


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by Tyler Peck, sports information graduate
JONESBORO, Ga. - The Bobcats' hopes for playing in the Peach Belt Conference (PBC) Tournament Championship game came to an end when the regular season champs and national No. 6 Georgia College & State University (15-3) was beaten by national No. 9 USC Aiken (18-3), the No. 5 seed, 5-3 earlier today (April 18).
Georgia College fell behind losing all three double matches but was able to make a comeback in singles competition.
At first doubles, the No. 2 team of Erick Siqueira (Sao Paulo, Brazil) and Justin Pickham (Armidale, Australia) fell in a hotly-contested 9-8 to the No. 9 duo of Dagoberto Darezzo and Edward Horne.
The No. 22 twosome of Bruno Seves and Filipe Garcia from USC Aiken defeated Joao Casagrande (Sao Paulo, Brazil) and Francis Yoshimoto (Sao Paulo, Brazil) 8-5 at second doubles. At third doubles, Giovane Nucci (Santa Catarina, Brazil) and Max Beliankou (Minsk, Belarus) lost 8-4 to Gregory Andrade and Christopher Kaetz.
The Bobcats bounced back taking matches at second, third and fourth singles.
No. 15 Pickham defeated No. 21 Darezzo 6-2, 6-0 at second singles. No. 24 Yoshimoto took down Horne 7-5, 6-2. With the score 6-1, 6-3 Beliankou beat Kaetz at third singles. Yoshimoto improves to a team-best 14-3 on the year, while Pickham stands at 12-3, Beliankou at 13-4.
At first singles, No. 8 Siqueira fell to No. 6 Seves 6-4, 7-5. At fifth singles, Nucci retired in his match against Garcia to clinch the victory for the Pacers.
The Bobcats were ranked first in the latest NCAA regional rankings. The rankings are used to choose the teams that make the NCAA Tournament in May. The Southeast Region-where the Bobcats lead-will send 12 teams to the tourney. The three conference championship tournament winners receive bids, leaving nine at-large selections chosen from this poll.
Georgia College awaits the selection for the NCAA Regional Tournaments, which will begin play May 7.
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After hosting a 15-team tournament over the weekend, the Carolina Forest volleyball team opened up regular season on the road with a 3-0 sweep over Aynor on Monday night.
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California Gov. Jerry Brown signed into law Thursday a measure that is expected to protect children working in the entertainment industry by barring registered sex offenders from representing minors in the business.
The bill, AB 1660, requires any person who works unsupervised with child artists to submit his or her name and a fee to the Labor Commissioner; doing so will permit background checks and screening of that person. Until the bill was signed, only studio teachers and agents were required to have background checks and undergo fingerprinting.
The bill was filed after news broke that Jason James Murphy, a prominent casting director who'd placed kids in films such as "Super 8" was a registered sex offender who was convicted of kidnapping and molesting an 8-year-old boy 15 years earlier. Murphy wasn't the only example of why minors in the business needed greater protection; in June, manager Martin Weiss pleaded no contest to two felony counts of child molestation.
The bill had support from two high-profile former child actors: Todd Bridges and Corey Feldman, both of whom were molested by men with Hollywood connections. The actors spoke openly about the need for more legislation. "We are not doing enough to protect the children, period," said Bridges, who appeared on "Diff'rent Strokes" from 1978-86.
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Iron Maiden's 'The Number Of The Beast' Voted Best British Album Of The Last 60 Years
To celebrate the Queen's Diamond Jubilee, HMV conducted a public vote for the top British album of the last 60 years. Heading up the list was none other than Iron Maiden with their 1982 classic 'The Number Of The Beast.'
Toppling such giants as the Beatles, Queen and Pink Floyd, Maiden took almost ten percent of all votes cast. Singer Bruce Dickinson was beaming with pride at the results: "We're astonished and delighted to hear 'The Number of the Beast' has been named Number One. Some of the most influential and classic albums from the past 60 years were in the running so it's a testament to our incredibly loyal and ever-supportive fans who voted for us."
The Beatles did place a total of four LP's in the top ten, with Pink Floyd, Oasis, Queen, Depeche Mode and Adele making up the rest of the list. Classic albums by Led Zeppelin, the Clash, Black Sabbath, David Bowie and the Smiths all found a home in the top twenty, but such legends as the Who, Sex Pistols and the Rolling Stones all failed to reach the upper regions of the list. You can see the top 20 below.
"Iron Maiden is a proudly British band," added Dickinson, "so to win this category as voted for by the British public, in Jubilee year, is very special. Thank you to all our wonderful fans!"
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