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Comment on I have Event ID: 296 issues with NIC, windows 2003 server? by Jules G

Jules G — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 11:17:59 +0000

The driver for your NIC card failed to open. So I would say you have a wrong, faulty or corrupted Nic driver.

Go to device manager and it will tell you the status of your network adaptors and make and model so that you can search for new drivers.

The other thing that you can do is delete your nic card in device manager and reboot this will force windows to search for the correct driver so that it can reinstall.
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Comment on What is the most remarkable event of the first major civilizations? by americanhistoryfan

americanhistoryfan — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 11:09:59 +0000

Irrigation and related forms of surface water control.
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Comment on What is the most remarkable event of the first major civilizations? by Elise B.

Elise B. — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 10:51:59 +0000

If you are going to look at an invention or discovery as an remarkable event then I suggest you look at China. You see, the Chinese invented something that has quite literally changed the face of the world. This remarkable invention is known as gun powder. Ah, gun powder. So much has been done with it. It led to the decrease of the Native populations in both North and South Americas. You have the Civil War, WW1, WW2. Texas’ war for independence, California’s war for independence. That’s just looking at about 200 years of U.S. History. Imagine the effects all of the world. Spain tried to conquer England with use of their gun powder during the reign of Elizabeth 1.

It’s effects were all of the world. Gun powder allowed explorers to explore and of course conquer.

Your question is though, how did gun powder really effect China, who gives a fig about the rest of the world.
Simple. European countries and America all wanted a slice of China for trade. Our military presence there was very strong. We only managed to hold ground there do weapons that evolved from… gun powder. See Boxer Rebellion.

Good luck =)
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Comment on Do you think that you can make Event Planner as your lifetime career? by tiffanyfrank

tiffanyfrank — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 10:38:59 +0000

hi my husband and i own our own business approved by the FTC its legal no sales and its for all ages!! 2-3k a month! if you need more info please contact me at tiffrank25@aol.com
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independant buisness owners

Comment on I have Event ID: 296 issues with NIC, windows 2003 server? by M Y

M Y — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 10:36:59 +0000

Go to http://www.eventid.net
Enter 296 in the event id search field
You’ll need to find the original entry in the event log because you will need to know which process or service issued the error.
Find the matching service/process and look over the suggestions.
This site is pretty good about giving decent suggestions.
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Comment on What kind of Paper is good for pirting Event Tickets on? by Dunbar Pappy

Dunbar Pappy — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 10:35:59 +0000

"Card stock" is a heavier breed than normal copier stock. A bit like business card ‘weight’.
Multiple colors avail. @ most large office supply outlets.
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Comment on Will updating my iphone cause me to lose all of the events in my calendar? by Prakash C

Prakash C — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 10:27:59 +0000

Just right click to your iPhone in itunes and select backup. it will backup all the contants on your iPhone including calender.

then once you update, itune ask you that your phone is aleady backed up by the iTunes and which back up you want to restore.

Just check time and name of your back up and click ok. Wait for couple of minutes and your iPhone having all same data which u r having on 3.0.1
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Comment on What is the most remarkable event of the first major civilizations? by yvonnejust4today

yvonnejust4today — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 10:23:59 +0000

Pro-creation through childbirth has been a major event in each of these era’s and continues to amaze, inspire and poppulate the world in the present day.
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The Bible, Genesis

Comment on Will updating my iphone cause me to lose all of the events in my calendar? by Mike

Mike — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 10:18:59 +0000

No. After it updates it will sync your iPhone back to the settings and information to what you had it to before the update including the calendar and things of that nature.
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Comment on Do you think that you can make Event Planner as your lifetime career? by DEvLZ_advoc8

DEvLZ_advoc8 — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 10:08:59 +0000

Event Planning is already a well established vocation. As with all other careers where you are selling your services, you have to find a target market. I’m sure a young crowd would not hire you to plan their HipHop tribute fundraiser, but look for markets in areas that you are familiar in. As long as youre a good talker and can get things done… age shouldnt matter. After a few projects your work will show for itself, the important thing is to get started…
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