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MAKE $250,000 IN WEEKS - 2007
AS SEEN ON OPRAH & 20/20
***Oprah Winfrey and ABC's investigative team 20/20 also can prove
it
can be done***
***Proven by various, highly- respected U.S. TV and radio programs
as
being 100%% legal, feasible and true***
IF A 15 - YEAR OLD BOY COULD MAKE $71,000 IN JUST 5 WEEKS AND OTHER
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FOLLOW THE LETTER FOR IT TO WORK!!
THIS IS NOT A PYRAMID SCAM!!!
I came across an article similar to this that said you could make
thousands of dollars within Weeks with only an initial investment of
$12.00!
...HERE'S HOW!!
PayPal verifies that this $12 investment program is 100%% legal and
is
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Just curious ....

I am getting strange requests in my access logs ..... about every twenty
minutes, from the same IP address I get a request for:
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=map&lr

It happened two months ago (I finally banned the IP address), and it
just began happening again a couple of days ago (from a new IP address).

Has anyone else seen this before? Any idea why?

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Chuck Anderson • Boulder, CO
http://www.CycleTourist.com
Nothing he's got he really needs
Twenty first century schizoid man.
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Has anyone here used Joomla! CMS for really large sites?

I'm part of a project that is looking to implement a Joomla! based web
site for 3000 busy users, across 4 physical locations (with their own
local servers). Joomla! looks like it'll handle our content fine, but
I'm trying to figure out how to get the content properly syncing
between the locations.

For example, if someone creates a page on the Japanese server, it also
needs to appear on the US server. That's fine, but then a US user wants
to update content on their server, and that of course would have to
replicate back to Japan. We start to run into potential circular
replication issues.

The way the current web site works is that we *only* allow Content
Management via the Japanese server, and the replication is purely
one-way. But this wont work with a highly user-configurable CMS like
Joomla as configuration would be stored in the local server. We can't
simply point all servers at a single database server as we'd rapidly
saturate our expensive lease lines.

I used to have a domain with instaspace who decided to not send me
emails and as a result I lost my domain name. By the time I realized,
Above.com had picked up my domain. I contacted them at
hostmaster@above.com which is listed on their contact page as well us
under the WHOIS database. However they are not responding to any of my
emails. Does anyone know what I can do in this situation to get my
domain back if they not respond?