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Assuming you can back up the active log after a disaster occurs, you can restore the database up to the point of failure without data loss.

Analysts said images and reports from Japan's disaster zone so far did not suggest a major economic disaster.

The consent of the head of the consular post may be assumed in case of fire or other disaster requiring prompt protective action.

He says each family needs a plan in place in case of a disaster, when phone services may be down and travel difficult.

With a frown and a resigned shrug I take my seat, watching as the screen in front of me replays my disaster of a shot again and again.

He said the outpouring of support from Han Chinese in the wake of the disaster 'will touch Tibetan peoples' hearts. '

There seems to be controversy every time this guy opens his mouth. This administration is a disaster!

It sort of skips along within reach of disaster, but uses the power of falling to propel itself forward with grace.

There does not appear to be any serious plan for dealing with chaos in Libya, which could quickly turn into a humanitarian disaster.

If you're feeling frustrated or overwhelmed by the news of a disaster, volunteering to help can be a great way to cope.

A few Arab leaders recognise that water and energy profligacy must be curbed if ecological disaster is to be avoided.

Even under the impending edge of the knife of disaster, he might be able to think more, and more, and more.

It might be possible to make a convincing case for an air strike on Iran if you could somehow erase the memory of the disaster of Iraq.

Americans always look at the bright side, whether or not there is one, and if possible accentuate the positive of every disaster.

She said she lost a brother and his wife and a nephew in the disaster.

It would be depressing if top politicians forgot how close the world economy came to disaster just over a year ago.

Also had is civilized society's people regards him is not the before strong person image, to his view was an air disaster survivor.

If the captain of the Titanic had not gone down with the ship, would he have blamed the iceberg for the disaster?

As long as we unite as one, united and face up to the disaster, will certainly be able to win a complete victory in earthquake relief.

Thus began what was for many the only eyewitness account of the worst natural disaster in our nation's history.

First of all, I'd like to ask all the male population, do you reckon your life a disaster to your parents, or at least a heavy burden?

When a trumpet sounds in a city, do not the people tremble? When disaster comes to a city, has not the Lord caused it?

He said the poor condition of the earthquake and tsunami disaster, the rescue team can come and help, he is very grateful.

Nothing could really inspire me at all. It was truly a hard time for me, a life of disaster.

When you make any other configuration changes, take a snapshot of the configuration data, and transfer it to the disaster data center.

I did not know those people who encountered disaster together with me.

"Unless you're part of a team before the disaster happens with a formal mission, you're going to be part of the problem, " she said.

A spokesman for Afghan President Hamid Karzai said the escape was a "disaster" which should never have happened.

RalphinFL Think how much fun a 200 mile per hour train derailing in an urban area would be. What an idea for a disaster movie.

The spread of oil on the water's surface in April was a clue used to determine the size of the leak from the Gulf of Mexico rig disaster.

The spectre of a return to widespread Palestinian suicide-bombings and a third intifada looms. That would be a disaster.

His successor at the bank, Paul Wolfowitz, proved to be a disaster, which served only to enhance Mr Wolfensohn's reputation.

When I finally did force a review, I realized what a disaster the code was, and that most of it had to be rewritten.

Now I see that if I had been prosecuted, it would have been a disaster for my family.

cameron knew he had to be able to quickly and easily access all that information or risk disaster, he told a microsoft film crew in 2008.

You've got to be patient, because paying yourself too much too soon is a sure recipe for disaster.

and it's a disaster such a catastrophe for you to see so damn much of my ass you ask for me?

Tina: Not in this case. Last week he took me home for dinner and it was a total disaster.

Second question: is known as "earthquake power, " said the Japanese had died in the disaster million, Japan's warning system failed?

Large-scale post-disaster reconstruction needs of the steel and did not ignite investors and traders on the price of iron ore confidence.

And a small number of people able to see that the disaster is a person or an organization in transition have a heaven-sent opportunity.

And it is a disaster: One of out of every five U. S. foreclosures this year was in California.

In an echo of that disaster, Mr Fukuda, with abysmal ratings of his own, also shuffled his cabinet, in early August.

Additionally, the ship could also be deployed for maritime replenishment, search & rescue, scientific research, or disaster relief missions.

He said the natural disaster and nuclear crisis were a "great test for the Japanese people" , but exhorted them all to persevere.

How much did you subscribe (to the disaster fund)?

The smaller the better, because habit change is difficult, and trying to take on too much is a recipe for disaster.

It has also institutionalized close coordination among government ministries on the front line of disaster relief.

Currently, no specific study has examined why chronic medical needs seem to be insufficiently addressed in disaster relief interventions.

Premier Anna Bligh said the area about three quarters of a disaster area, the equivalent land area of South Africa.

It could also be used to fine-tune an electronic nose, if such a device were to be used at the site of a disaster.

But as the waters started to recede, authorities began to understand the full scale of the disaster.

Jack Dorsey: It's not. We tried to get a merchant account ourselves, and it was just a disaster.

It turned out to be such a goddamned disaster from his point of view.

He said the only time he tended to speak to them was in dealing with disaster relief and humanitarian assistance.

I don't know how deep you know about this disaster, But i know you will be deeply shocked.

Secretary of Defense Robert Gates reportedly said in the heat of that battle that Donilon would be a "disaster" as NSA.

He said he knew his family was OK and expressed confidence that Chile would ride out the disaster.

"I drive around to see such a disaster sites, because looking at them, I would remind myself how happy lives, " he said.

"It could make the night much longer and cause you to run out of energy before sunrise, which would be a disaster, " says Mr Borschberg.

Limit how much TV and images you see of the disaster. Remind yourself that feelings of upset will fade and disappear.

The Erhu in my hand is one of my favioute. It's very meaningful to me. Today, I put it out donated to people in the disaster areas.

I'd urge you to do the same, rather than try to target money at whichever disaster might be in the news today.

American Red Cross will deploy a disaster management expert Sunday from Washington, D. C. , for a week-long mission.

Events that, however justifiable to a domestic audience, have been a disaster for Japan's diplomacy.

What moved me was that she donated most of her pocket money to the disaster-hit area.

The company reopened, but it was not as strong as before. In 1935, it closed forever, bringing economic disaster to the town and its people.

Pomeranian was one of only three dogs known to have survived the disaster.

The self of the self within knows it is in for a disaster and attempts to transfigure the dream into a new accolade of something.

I'm exhausted after running for the disaster, and very sleepy now, writing this long stuff to keep me up and be ready to run again anytime.

The only thing that did not work is understanding this much of intensity [of the disaster].

Across large parts of Japan's disaster zone, nearly a week after a gigantic earthquake and tsunami, aid isn't getting through.

He was one of the original Busby Babes and, by a miracle, survived the Munich disaster, after which he contemplated giving up the game.

If China's growth rate were to fall to that level, it would be regarded as a disaster at home and abroad.

The incentive behind this is the impending economic disaster which threatens to engulf the entire planet and, with it, the dark cabal.

Is all photograph to ask for disaster!

This type of storage is no guarantee against loss in a disaster but if you must evacuate it will be easy to carry with you.

There was another place in which Laura was to rise and, with a sense of impending disaster, say, sadly.

"The Hyatt Regency collapse was an isolated event, " he said about the idea of disaster mental health.

Thousand miles is better than none , is only one earth, any one of the ecological chain fracture will bring irreversible disaster.

Again he felt this strange chill in him, implying disaster and delight, and then he hoped that she would not come.

So, when a disaster strikes, the damage is often widespread.

Predicting disaster in the Arab world has become something of a cottage industry.

Agency for International Development. Washington is also prepared to send a disaster assistance response team if asked, he said.

Just as wealth and success on the field go hand in hand in today's pro soccer, so can disaster on the field bring disaster at the bank.

Keeping incremental backups of the system's important (and user) files is an important way of preventing this sort of disaster.

"Maybe the lake has disappeared forever, " he said. "This would be a disaster. The people would have grain but no water to boil things. "

One of China's wealthiest men is jumping to Japan's rescue in an attempt to aid both disaster-struck citizens and China's global image.

He said the military should now make disaster search and rescue its main mission.

British experts have even compared the effects of the pollution to that of a nuclear power plant disaster.

Predicting disaster in the Arab world has become something of a cottage industry.

Agency for International Development. Washington is also prepared to send a disaster assistance response team if asked, he said.

Just as wealth and success on the field go hand in hand in today's pro soccer, so can disaster on the field bring disaster at the bank.

Keeping incremental backups of the system's important (and user) files is an important way of preventing this sort of disaster.

"Maybe the lake has disappeared forever, " he said. "This would be a disaster. The people would have grain but no water to boil things. "

One of China's wealthiest men is jumping to Japan's rescue in an attempt to aid both disaster-struck citizens and China's global image.

He transcended the disaster of his people and inspired them with his extraordinary faith, he gave them a new security, a creative pride.

They simply ignore the children while they chat away for ages oblivious to the goings on around them. It's quite a recipe for disaster.

He said the military should now make disaster search and rescue its main mission.

British experts have even compared the effects of the pollution to that of a nuclear power plant disaster.

They simply ignore the children while they chat away for ages oblivious to the goings on around them. It's quite a recipe for disaster.

With that, my colleagues and I are ready to take your questions on the efforts to combat the disaster and ensure power supply.

He said the military should now make disaster search and rescue its main mission.

British experts have even compared the effects of the pollution to that of a nuclear power plant disaster.

The implication was that it was critical to avoid the policy mistakes that transformed that earlier crisis into a macroeconomic disaster.

Washington is also prepared to send a disaster assistance response team if asked, he said.

Post-disaster reconstruction, while the victims to see a news, pictures, and I do not know how many times tears flow.

Countless people text information in about, say, disaster and the website translates all that information into a big coherent picture.

How much a natural disaster reduces output over the medium term depends on a number of factors.

Additionally, Habitat's Disaster Response Program is constantly ready to respond to any natural disaster.

How much a natural disaster reduces output over the medium term depends on a number of factors.

Additionally, Habitat's Disaster Response Program is constantly ready to respond to any natural disaster.

Yet, although Western leaders have done a poor job at explaining the war in Afghanistan to their voters, a defeat there would be a disaster.

Klein is in London to kick off a global promotional tour for her new book The Shock Doctrine: The Rise of Disaster Capitalism.

You have expressed your memories of me and I also miss you, and I miss all the children in the disaster-hit areas. I love you deeply!

If this disaster does not lead to losses high enough to raise premiums, might the perception that extreme events seem to be on the increase?

He said the disaster represented a crucial challenge for the company.

The disallowed goal was a disaster for the team. It could have been a different result.

Therefore, when disaster strikes, companies must be prepared to eliminate or minimize data loss, and recover quickly with useable data.

The last remaining survivor of the Titanic disaster is selling her "mementoes" "" to pay for her nursing home fees.

The last remaining survivor of the Titanic disaster is selling her "mementoes" "" to pay for her nursing home fees.

It seems to be a short step from believing that every event has a cause to believing that every disaster is our fault.

Victory in 1967 was as much curse as blessing. It paved the way for 40 years of mortal, political and moral disaster.

The first disaster was the advent of the Romans, whose entire role in the history of mathematics was that of an agent of destruction.

The following is a very special account of a miracle that happened the day of the recent bridge disaster in Minnesota .

Potable water is often in high demand and short supply following a natural disaster like the Haiti earthquake or Hurricane Katrina.

As we watch and experience this horrific disaster, it increasingly seems to me that wits and guts are very much what it is all about.

A burden to the money: Burden? Well I may be happy if I earn a lot of money. But I also believe that big asset is big disaster.

Give portions to seven, yes to eight, for you do not know what disaster may come upon the land.

This ready-to-run copy of your virtual servers is at the heart of your disaster recovery plan.

Breakfast was a total disaster. For eating there was ONE KIND of sausage (ham. . . ) and ONE KIND of hard cheese, some cereals.

A third disaster might be a huge financial crisis perhaps involving a collapsing dollar and a brutal reduction in the US external deficit.

You can't connect climate change to a natural disaster as simply as you can connect a napalm bomb, a running child and the war in Vietnam.

It looks to me as if they are jumping on this disaster as support for a pre-existing position they hold for other reasons.

Barack Obama said the earthquake was "a potentially catastrophic disaster" .

It should also be noted that the earthquake disaster relief is not just a matter of the Government.

The disaster led to a review of the country's energy policy that has left less than a quarter of its remaining nuclear plants still in use.

In your work with this disaster you are likely to see, smell, and handle the dead bodies of men women and children of all ages.

Barely a week goes by without one or other public figure apologizing for a disaster of monumental proportions.

We learned from the disaster at AIG that you can't build a moat around the big banks and call it a day.

Unfortunately the program, known as the Committee for Religious Dialogue, proved to be a complete disaster.

And BP, which did not respond to a request for comment, is still feeling financial pangs from the disaster.

Of course, if the consequences of a disaster would be very grave, the fact that the risk is low is not a good reason to ignore it.

I told her, that as she had a good fortune, she had no need to stoop to the disaster of the times!

He said the disaster must force the country to rethink its policies.

And Ephraim went in to his wife, and she conceived and bore a son. And he called his name Beriah, because disaster had befallen his house.

Any talk of reviving the city's fishing industry or other rebuilding efforts was 'far, far off, ' Mr. Toba said, a week after the disaster.

It would not take much of a disaster to bring such leveraged entities close enough to insolvency to panic uninsured creditors.

Yeah, I've heard if you're not ready for that sort of thing, it could easily precipitate disaster.

How much money do members of the UN give each year to help victims of war and natural disaster ?

How much money do members of the UN give each year to help victims of war and natural disaster ?

It's almost enough to make you forget about the fundamental disaster-porn aspect of any project like this.

outdoor fire hydrant As the name suggests is a disaster in the event of fire departments, a device used for fire-fighting water.

And so it had seemed in recent months, as commodity prices continued to climb even as disaster struck property, shares and bonds.

Any one town would be a major disaster if it had been just one town that it happened to.

So what could be considered a minor defect in an automobile could translate into a recipe for disaster for a motorcycle rider.

During the year, the CAS continued to send its permanent staff and members overseas for mountain rescue and disaster management training.

The campaign brought honours and promotion to many, but for me it had nothing but misfortune and disaster.

Of course, in the event of a disaster big enough to wipe out all humans, such as a colossal asteroid strike, it would not really matter.

Luckily they know it would be a political disaster to smoke in public as it would set a bad example for the kiddies.

Luckily they know it would be a political disaster to smoke in public as it would set a bad example for the kiddies.

Even in the case of a small earthquake, switching off fire sources will avoid greater disaster; so make it a habit.

and she seemed to have no difficulty in putting the Beaufort disaster out of her mind.

Public disorder is often associated with the natural disaster.

Holding a single auction with a single price would be a disaster: only the most worthless assets would have been offered for sale.

Unless Asia has any exclusive "killer apps" of its own, it is hard to see how such a triumph could alone condemn the West to disaster.

Plants seem to tolerate the high radiation levels found in the soil near the site of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant disaster.

Otherwise, before the disaster did not happen to be cast aside by society as a whole is extremely animal behavior.

It is often easier to place an out of state long distance call from a disaster area, than to call within the area.

Mr. Hayward said he didn't think his job was on the line over the disaster but said "that, of course, might change. "

Mr. Hayward said he didn't think his job was on the line over the disaster but said "that, of course, might change. "

"It would be a disaster for England if we had to go without Wayne, " Gerrard said. "He is idolised around the country and is our main man. "

"Without China, this market would have been a complete disaster, " he said.

Haiti is a very poor country. I'm sure many surrounding countries will lend aid to help these people recover from such a disaster.

He also warned of a humanitarian disaster if, in his words, "something very serious happens. " He did not elaborate.

My need to see a part of the world untouched by human beings had turned my trip into a complete disaster .

The White House announced today that it was taking a more active role in trying to contain the burgeoning ecological disaster.

It is not unusual for the U. S. military to respond to a disaster like the Haiti earthquake.

Scripting the replication configuration is a key part of any disaster recovery plan for a replication topology.

Kate: No thanks! I've stopped trying to play cupid! Last time I tried to set my sister up with someone. It was a disaster!

Kate: No thanks! I've stopped trying to play cupid! Last time I tried to set my sister up with someone. It was a disaster!

Each of us has what I call a "disaster personality, " a state of being that takes over in a crisis.

The audience burst into laughter, except for the actor, who could do nothing but squeeze out a bitter smile. But this disaster did not end.

Trying to balance two versions of your dreams, your friends, and yourself is a recipe for disaster.

I'm going to get sued either way by fifty people, but I don't want to spend my life trying to mop up a total disaster on Wall Street.

Tit for Tat Getting Out of Hand Shots fired across the DMZ at a time of such tension is a potential disaster waiting to happen.

We just woke up to news of financial disaster, and this morning he said that the fundamentals of the economy are still strong, " he said. "

Apple saw a limited impact in the quarter on supply or component pricing from the disaster and said it did not see any unsolvable problems.

Luckily for her mother, an engagement was swiftly drummed up and political disaster averted, but it was a close run thing.

Just as it is written in the Law of Moses, all this disaster has come upon us, yet we have not sought the favor.

News came that there had been two explosions in the mine which had caused a disaster.

But a question emerges: Are the companies themselves partly to blame for some of the economic cost of the disaster?

I don't have to travel to China to see that it is a disaster waiting to happen.

His return to civilian life in Salzburg was a disaster and he re-enlisted, serving as a pharmacist at a hospital in Innsbruck.

The Chernobyl disaster still has much to tell us about the long-term risks of low-level radiation exposure.

The disaster may also put some pressure on the Bank of Japan, which said it was cutting its two-day meeting short next week to just Monday.

Touring the devastated region, Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd said he was "absolutely horrified" by the disaster.

The company said it had recovered or flared 435, 600 barrels of oil since the Deepwater Horizon disaster on April 20.

That may all sound like a disaster but, depressingly, HSBC is one of the best-performing banks in the western world right now.

Rikuzentakata, on Japan's northeast coast about 250 miles from Tokyo, was one of the communities hardest hit by the March 11 disaster.

And if it doesn't work out, you can arrange to see friends at the weekend and not dwell on your disaster.

Wen Jiabao, China's premier, briefly visited Chenzhou on Saturday and referred to the weather as "a severe natural disaster" .

At the root cause of that disaster, deeper even than banks' greed or regulators' complacency, was the problem of global economic imbalance.

There was an air disaster today.

He spent almost a week in the disaster zone and even offered to accommodate some survivors in his own homes.

"One of things we worry about is mega cities could produce, at some point, a mega disaster, " he said.

"For the 20 years before this great earthquake disaster, our nation has seemed in many ways to be at an impasse, " he said.

What kind of influence would be exerted on such a poet by this war, which brought huge disaster to humanity?

To such conservatives, the present US government's management of the American auto industry is an invitation to disaster for that industry.

But Reagan did at least manage to keep control of the message and head off the expected disaster at the polls.

Reality: The need for outside volunteers is usually limited to professionals with specialized skills and previous disaster experience.

Tabitha: But she only got divorced six months ago from her co-star in that disaster movie Eruption! What's his name?

I hope that this work can be used for reference, and public can reasoningly face the earthquake disaster.

Viewers said the station had been offering much more direct reporting from the disaster zone than CCTV, the state-owned national network.

The size of the fallen beams and columns pictured in video of the disaster appear inadequate to the task, he said.

And would the Department of Homeland Security have developed into such a disaster if Congress had been more critical from the start?

Facing such a disaster which is beyond the manpower, You and I, such fragile!

Chiang worried that "another failure in Burma would be a disaster for China so grave that the results cannot be predicted. "

They did so during the high demand period in the First World War, which turned out to be a disaster to the railroad industry afterwards.

'There is no doubt we are now in a very different disaster, ' said Anna Bligh, premier of Queensland.

These interrelated economic disaster for the world's economic center known as the United States brought the inevitable economic collapse.

But it would take a bout of wilfully destructive protectionism and the demise of the EU's main institutions to turn that into disaster.

Mr. Qureshi said it was too early to tell whether the militants had been weakened when the disaster cut off supply lines to the region.

"Passive safety technology" ensures that a reactor will automatically shut down in the event of a disaster without human intervention.

At the beginning of this year, Southern China suffered from extraordinarily severe ice disaster never happened in previous decades.

That would be the worst result since 1990, but given the conditions elsewhere in the world, it would not be a disaster.

Military overflights have assessed the damage, and by early afternoon our civilian disaster assistance team are beginning to arrive.

Unlucky or not, they did not play a poor game, but the result was a disaster.

The solution to both of these issues is to run one repository live in production and a second one live in the disaster recovery site.

For years, the would stared at the spreading AIDS disaster and argued whether effective AIDS care could ever be practical in poor countries.

The economic debacle of the early 1930s is usually explained as a domestic disaster.

These efforts rarely seem to probe very deeply into the more underlying and sometimes longer term causes of the disaster.

The Japanese government is no better prepared, because there is no adequate response possible to contain or deal with such a disaster.

The foundation has built strong relationships with partners like airlines, so it has been able to react very quickly to a disaster.

Food service industry seems to have become heavy disaster area of quality is- sues in recent years.

Given how active an earthquake region this area of the world is, were Chinese authorities adequately prepared to deal with the disaster?

The term is usually used by critics derisively, and often in combination with another disaster, the sinking of the Titanic.

Children's Day is a great day for all the children and also for the children from disaster areas.

Severe drought in a year, the township pumping work teams to the villages investigating the disaster.

Luckily, if the doormat or stove failed to warn of coming disaster, a successful lawsuit might compensate you for your troubles.

They expect to help increase the friendship between the Indonesian and Chinese people through the bilateral cooperation on disaster relief.

As the continued popularity of disaster movies at the box office demonstrates, we are all too aware how, as a race, we might be wiped out.

Such a constellation, designed primarily for disaster management, could offer more frequent data in the right part of the spectrum.

Nothing but disaster would come from such a plan.

She sputtered out the details of the disaster but unfortunately, she had no idea where she was.

Military over-flights have assessed the damage, and by early afternoon our civilian disaster assistance team is beginning to arrive.

If you were using that variable for something else, it could be a disaster for your program.

Bring your rice bowl closer to the serving dish with your free hand to cut down on distance and potential for splatter disaster.

The word "disaster" seems to mock us. After enough repetitions of shocking weather, we can't remain indefinitely shocked.

It did not begin with the subprime disaster in 2007, nor the crash and burn of Lehman in 2008, nor are we able to blame any bubbles.