By default signatures in Thunderbird appear at the below quotes. Signatures can be placed immediately below the reply and above the quote by doing this:

• Tools -> Account Settings -> Select your identity
• Click the “Manage Identities” button at bottom right
• Select your identity and click the “edit” button
• Select the “Composition & Addressing” tab
• Under “Composition”, check “Automatically quote the original message when replying”, followed by “start my reply above the quote”, and place my signature “above the quote”

When I search Google.com from Canada I often see .UK results in the SERPs on Google. If I switch google.ca the results are gone. Or if I use a US based machine the UK results are also gone. So Google clearly knows that I am not in the US when I use google.com. Why does Google.com think that .uk results are relevant to a Canadian.

NOTE: For testing I use a browser with all cookies cleared and I am not signed into my Google account.

I have a preference for Google.com v. Google.ca.

Here are some screen shots of results that show .uk results in Google.com.

Run this query in MYSQL to update record(s) within a table.

UPDATE `TABLE` SET `FIELD` = 'VALUE' WHERE `FIELD` = 'VALUE';

Step 1: Log in/access server via command line interface (try putty)

Step 2: Log into MYSQL
mysql psa -u admin -p`cat /etc/psa/.psa.shadow`

Step 3: Run this MYSQL query
select concat(mail.mail_name,'@',domains.name), password from mail left join accounts on account_id=accounts.id left join domains on domains.id=mail.dom_id where postbox='true' order by dom_id;

< ?
echo date("d/m/y : H:i:s", time());
?>

If you need to turn on errors for one page, place this code at the top of the page.

< ?
ini_set('display_errors', 1);
?>

place the following in the .htaccess file

redirect 301 /old.html http://www.yours.com/new.html

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ecI_hCBGEIM#t=52m40s
Note the hash symbol #, the t, 52m, and 40s.
the the #t is a time marker
52m = 52 minutes
40s = 40 seconds

I had a copy of the December ’08 PC World laying face down on the floor in my bedroom. Walking by it last night I glanced down and thought it was odd a tech magazine ad was using a sketch of the female reproductive system. On closer look I saw it was a weight lifter. Here is the ad:

Here is a sketch of the female reproductive system.

Here is an overlay I created.:

Did NetApp see or not see this?