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Almost a year ago now Development Seed had an article on some of the tools they were developing in order to address a very real, very important problem—that of the whole development to staging to live development process. Up until these tools were available, this process consisted of an archaic—and quite frankly, pain in the butt—method of either duplicating the clicks and changes you made through the Drupal UI in your various environments, or putting all of your changes that needed to be made to the database into update hooks that did very specialized queries, set variables, installed or uninstalled modules etc, etc. This came with a heavy price tag of testing your migration path over and over, resetting your database, and testing again. Oops! Small mistake there... change the code, reset the database, run it again, wash, rinse and repeat. These tools attempt to change all that and now that they're maturing, they've become a godsend for site builders and developers everywhere. Here is the workflow and process we are using at Lullabot and some of the finer points we've picked up along the way.

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This woman surely knows what she is talking about. If I were American, I would have voted for her. Most people haven't even heard of her. They%uFEFF only heard about McBush and Obama "The Messiah", the "new M.L.K", "Change you can believe in" etc etc bullcrap. (voir http://www.youtube.com/user/lilpac90)

Merci !

This claim stands in direct contradiction to what BP says. The company insists it's trying to stop the flow of oil from the well. But if you look at BP's actions, what they're really trying to do is siphon off the gushing oil where it can be pumped to a tanker ship and sold as crude. It is a simple matter, by the way, for oil companies to separate water from oil. They do it all the time in oil fields all across America. So if they can siphon off the oil from the Deepwater Horizon well -- even if it's mixed with water -- they can sell it for potentially billions of dollars.

I am outraged at Israel%u2019s latest criminal act. I mourn with my fellow Free Gaza travelers, the lives that have been lost by Israel%u2019s needless, senseless act against unarmed humanitarian activists. But I%u2019m even more outraged that once again, Israel%u2019s actions have been aided and abetted by a U.S. political class that has become corrupted beyond belief due to its reliance on Zionist finance and penetration by Zionist zealots for whom no U.S. weapons system is too much for the Israeli war machine, and the silence of the world%u2019s onlookers whose hearts have grown cold with indifference.

His idea echoes that of a Russian newspaper that earlier this month suggested the US detonate a small nuclear bomb to seal the oil beneath the sea. Komsomoloskaya Pravda argued in an editorial that Russia had successfully used nuclear weapons to seal oil spills on five occasions in the past.

Ajoutons l'impensable à l'infâme...

The Obama administration's war on whistleblowers -- whose disclosures are one of the very few remaining avenues for learning what our government actually does -- continues to intensify. Last month, the DOJ announced it had obtained an indictment against NSA whistleblower Thomas Drake, who exposed serious waste, abuse and possible illegality. Then, the DOJ re-issued a Bush era subpoena to Jim Risen of The New York Times, demanding the identity of his source who revealed an extremely inept and damaging CIA effort to infiltrate the Iranian nuclear program.

Le 13 juin 1979 était annoncé un des pires accident de la conquête de l'or noir... Dans le golfe du mexique... Comparaison.

Si le video ne marche pas j'ai mis un fichier en attachement.

At which point Bob Fryar, a BP senior vice-president, unleashed his own Dunkirk-style aerial bombardment of figures. BP had provided $15m to encourage tourism in Louisiana and would spend $500m over 10 years to research the environmental impact of the oil spill. "BP will continue to invest in the things that matter to people," he said.

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"I hope you are impressed by these numbers," he said. "I certainly am. This has been the most extraordinary response I have ever seen. It's historic. I would not have expected this measure of success, and you should feel somewhat relieved by that."

Success? Relieved? His choice of words was met with blank stares from the audience and a few audible guffaws.

C'est quoi ces gens qui se plaignent alors que BP a tant fait et fera tant pour eux ?

If accurate, the bigger leak could have been caused by the destruction of the well casing when the oil rig exploded. That is Simmons' theory.

asti que c'est triste :(
37 jours!?!?!?!?!
et Obama prend pas les choses en main, ils laissent BP gerer la catastrophe
BP est un donateur majeur de Obama
ils ne veulent pas dire publiquement : "BP oubliez ça, on s'en occupe"
les deux gars qui parlent ils disent qu'au moins ils pourraient pomper la merde avec des tanker! ils le font pas!