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Something or somebody is trying to access a database field with the name of "intReferer". But for whatever reason, this field does not exist.This could be:a simple typo in the database querythe database got corrupted, went missing or never got installed righta bug in the software you're usingor what not...Contact the manufacturer of that software or - if you're the one coding the software yourself - check your db structure and spelling of the field 'intReferer'.
Say you put into your program the formula to calculate the area of a circle given its radius R asA = 3.141592 * R * RComputer science teachers will usually mark you down for this, saying you should instead write it asPI = 3.141592...A = PI * R * RBecause that way, should the value of pi ever change, you can just change it in the header and anywhere you've used the value in the program will automatically change with it.Okay, that's not super likely, but suppose instead you had formulas to calculate the area of the circle, and the volume of a sphere, and the circumference of a circle, and the surface area of a sphere, and you run your program and notice that the answers you're getting are just slightly off what they should be. You look, and eventually find that the book you used to look up the value of pi had a typo and you've been using 3.145192 instead. Now you have to find everywhere it occurs in the program and fix it. If you had defined it in the header, you make the change in one spot, and its instantly fixed everywhere in the program.
A typo of "IMAP 4", which is the "Internet Message Access Protocol" for accessing email messages.
It means that your logon name and your password (as you entered it) do not match. You entered an unintended typo.
According to Clearwire's career website today they are having a Career Fair at: 0720 SW Bancroft St Portland, OR 97239 so that seems to be their current address and yes that extra 0 at the beginning of the address is not a typo per the USPS.