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Some forum troubles
Yesterday we had some troubles with the forum and, I am partly pleased to say, this was due to the popularity of the site. The other part of me is slightly embarrassed, because I knew the problem would arise at one point but a logical error prevented me from anticipating it now. The content management system (CMS), by default, has a database structure that allows 65536 posts. As we are 'only just' 64000 I though I did not need to take action yet, hoping that it would not be needed before the CMS is upgraded later this year. I overlooked that the database numbers each post individually and the maximum ID number would be reached earlier. SO yesterday evening I changed the setting for the posts table in the database and we should not have any problems anymor in this century. I did not realise that the attachments table carried the same setting for post ID and no attachments were allowed. I changed the setting in that table, too. W should not have problems anymore.

I apologise for not anticipating this issue in the proper way and for any posts/images that may have been lost in this way.

Paul
Unexpected down-time
Probably due to a flood in search bot visits (I can not imagine a DOS attack on Diptera.info) one of the panel scripts on the opening page of the site caused an overload on the database server. As a result the host decided to make the database unavailable until I had sorted the problem. Well, I had sorted the problem but next it took them more than 24 hours to get things back. Anyway, the panel was disabled and another panel is now presented in a more simple version to also reduce the server load. Hopefully everything will keep on moving normally now.

I apologise for any frustration this may have caused you. You can count on it that I was frustrated...

Paul
New article
A new article by Martin Suvák (on the behaviour of Coenosia attenuata [Muscidae]) was added today.
Dedicated papers
Elena Kameneva dedicated a paper on Herina (Ulidiidae) to Bob van Aartsen, who passed away last year at the age of 87. The paper can be downloaded HERE. The downloads are listed alphabetically so you need to scroll down to 'K'.
New forum added
I added a new forum Misidentifications in Gallery to report any errors you might find in the Gallery. Admittedly, you can report such in the Comments as well but these go unnoticed by many members. So, please, use the forum when ever necessary. (I hope not too often.)
Environmental Palaeoecology and Aquatic Ecology courses
David Hunt would like to draw your attention to the 2007/2008 short-course programme in Environmental Palaeoecology and Aquatic Ecology being offered by the Environmental Change Research Centre, University College London. This programme is in collaboration with Queen Mary College (QMUL) and the Centre of Ecology and Hydrology (CEH). Registration is now open and the courses available include: [See: Read more]
European Distributed Institute of Taxonomy (EDIT)
Call for cooperation between dipterists! A new communication tool for expert networks developed by the European Distributed Institute of Taxonomy (EDIT), WP6.

Irina Brake, The Natural History Museum, Cromwell Road, London SW7 5BD.
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profile Cor Zonneveld on 22 June 2008 17:43:13
To much vodka I'm afraid!
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 Isidro on 17 June 2008 13:54:23
M. Carles-Tolrá det.
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 Isidro on 17 June 2008 13:52:39
E. Fisher det.
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 Isidro on 17 June 2008 13:49:16
M. Carles-Tolrá det.
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 Isidro on 17 June 2008 13:47:18
"Dysmachus" det.
I would like to get the real name of the Diptera.info best Asilidae expert.
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 Isidro on 17 June 2008 13:45:30
M. Carles-Tolrá det.
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 Isidro on 17 June 2008 13:43:27
M. Carles-Tolrá det.
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 Isidro on 17 June 2008 13:40:11
I. Martínez det.
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 Isidro on 17 June 2008 13:37:17
Chris:

I don't know how edit the pictures.

So, please, read the comments of the people that determined it, in my recent submisions.

Thanks a lot.

Isidro.


In that case, the determinator is myself, I. Martínez det.
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 Zeegers on 13 June 2008 20:40:14
Incorrect, see my post.
It is Hypoderma subg. Crivellia.

Theo
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jorgemotalmeida
09.07.08 00:01
*, along with.

jorgemotalmeida
08.07.08 23:48
parhelia, noctilucent clouds, landscapes are a bliss in Nordic countries. smiley And they have very interesting flies I wish to see along the famous 12pm sun. smiley So, total fun! smiley

Andre
08.07.08 21:41
Shit...well, I am happy to be out of the country by then Jorge. Don´t know why it´s so funny for you smiley

Kahis
06.07.08 13:42
Barely 20C here, and 10C in the north smiley

jorgemotalmeida
06.07.08 11:29
we expect temperatures over 35 ºC next week. smiley

jorgemotalmeida
05.07.08 19:49
lucky these finnish, swedish. they have the midnight sun. smiley So they can go hunt more later. smiley

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02.07.08 23:18
1000 members is coming!!! where is the Champagne? I can provide the Porto wine. smiley

jorgemotalmeida
02.07.08 14:35
a friend of mine saw with Pape near Tis Abay... flies glowing at night. :S (maybe a family near Sarcophagidae!) in these days! lucky!

jorgemotalmeida
02.07.08 00:09
I found a spectacular sciomyzid in these days. smiley

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