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I need a catcher named Dave who can play for the Toronto Blue Jays. Why? Let me explain.
While eagerly anticipating the start of spring training and the World Baseball Classic the other day, this tune popped into my head and I just couldn't shake it. You mght know it, you might not. It was a little ditty by the great Canadian comedy troup "Kids in the Hall" and it was a video bit in their TV show called "These are the Daves I know". The premise was everybody knows someone named Dave and these Dave's pop up in every facet of your everyday life. It was especially funny in my family because we have two brothers-in-law named Dave, though one goes as much by David. The catchy chorus of the tune, is "These are the Daves I know, I know, these are the Daves I know". What does this have to do with baseball? Well, I took it as a quest to put together an entire Blue Jays team of players from the organization's past and present made up entirely of players named Dave or David. So here are the Daves I know.
At first base, you can choose between Dave Revering and David Segui. I loved Segui because of his resemblance, particular in manner to the Wrestler and actor, "The Rock". At second base, you could play Dave Berg, known more for his time with the Marlins, or for Canadian content, Dave McKay.
At shortstop another All-time Blue Jays favourite, the "Little Big Man" David Eckstein, whom then manager Carlos Tosca said played the game the way he wished everyone would. At third base, you have David Hollins.
A couple of obscure names to be sure, but fairly easy so far.
The outfield features one Hall of Famer, another who deserves more consideration than he received and an up-and-coming manager. I'd put Dave Winfield in left and Dave Parker in right. Winfield drove in the ultimate winnning run in in Game 6 of the 1992 World Series against Atlanta. And for a brief period of time in Pittsburgh, "the Cobra" was the best player in baseball. In centrefield, you'd go with Dave Martinez, now a coach with the Tampa Bay Rays, who should be managing in the not too distant future.
At designated hitter, I'd go with current Blue Jay David Cooper. Pitching is where this team of Daves really shines. For starters you have Dave Stieb, David Cone, Dave Stewart, David Wells and Dave Lemanczyk. Heading up the bullpen as closer would be Dave Righetti while rounding out the pen, you have the likes of David Bush, David Carpenter, Dave Freisleben, Dave Geisel, David Purcey and David Pauley. The interesting thing about these pitchers is that five threw no-hitters over their careers, though all not with the Jays: Cone, Stewart, Wells, Stieb and Righetti. The no-hitters by Cone and Wells were actually perfect games. Now back to my original statement about the catcher. That's the only position I couldn't fill with a Dave. If I went by family ties, I could stretch it a bit though. Dave McKay's son Cody caught briefly in the Majors with Oakland and St. Louis. But that's as close as I could get. Feel free to play this name game with any other team and see if you can come up with a more imposing group. If all these guys were in their prime at the same time, this bunch of Daves might actually contend for a World Series. The name David be the way is of Hebrew origin and means "Beloved", as these players certainly were by Blue Jays fans.
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Minister Debnam is currently the Executive Director of The Renaissance Center in Woodlawn, Maryland. The center is a Christian Counseling Center that has been in existence since July 2001 and is an outreach ministry of Morning Star Baptist Church in Catonsville, Maryland. She has written articles on mental health topics and frequently presents at workshops and conferences. Prior to assuming the role as director of The Renaissance Center in July 2001, Min. Debnam worked for the federal government for sixteen years. She is a member of the American Counseling Association (ACA), the American Association of Christian Counselors (AACC) and Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.
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Does Apple Really Need a Smart TV?
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Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL) dominates today's financial media; that's no question. Rehashed opinions about the tech giant are strewn throughout the blogosphere daily, but sometimes one wonders if this coverage could be articulated a bit more creatively.
It's Not What You Know; it's What You Don't Know That's Crucial
Chances are, you're aware of Apple's massive sell-off—it has lost more than 25% in the past six months—and it's probably pretty clear that the stock's valuation is cheap. At Insider Monkey, we seek to provide Cupertino-related information that's off the beaten path, so to speak, from the truth behind the company's Q4 earnings release, to Apple's secret hedge fund.
We're also excited to reveal Apple's positioning in our Billionaire Hedge Fund Index (and how retail investors can profit from the smart money's stock picks), but there's still one particular topic we haven't discussed. Yes, we're talking about the widespread rumor that Apple will introduce a smart television within the next 24 months.
The Original Apple TV
The original "Apple TV" was introduced in 2007, and almost six years later the digital media receiver (DMR) is in its third iteration, available at around one-third of the device's original price. For content enthusiasts searching for a pseudo-set-top box to pair with an existing TV, Apple's device offers seamless functionality within the iOS framework. There are a few other DMRs on the market that are more critically acclaimed, most notably from Roku.
Natural competitors to the Apple TV also include Microsoft's (NASDAQ: MSFT) Xbox 360 and Sony's (NYSE: SNE) PlayStation 3, but rumors of an upcoming deal with Time Warner's (NYSE: TWX) HBO Go service may have pushed Apple's device up a notch. Still, for a device that has been called a "hobby" by CEO Tim Cook, does an improved content library mean that cries for a full-scale Apple-made television are less urgent?
Improved, but Still Not Enough
With the expected addition of HBO Go, Apple's add-on box would hypothetically offer users access to an even wider range of top-tier streaming video offerings, most notably Netflix, Hulu, and networks from the NBA, NHL and MLB. While sales of the existing Apple TV have been modest to say the least—almost 8 million units in its 2011 and 2012 fiscal years—this figure eclipsed 2 million for the first time last quarter.
On Apple's Q1 earnings call, Cook said "there is actually very, very good growth" in the Apple TV, adding that "there is a lot we can contribute in this space and so we continue to pull the string and see where it leads us." That comment classifies as cryptic at best, but it's worth noting that even at 2 million units per quarter and a price of $99 per unit, Apple's revenue potential from this area only maxes out around $800 million per year. For a company expected to make $183 billion in total revenues this year, the Apple TV in its current form represents but a drop in the bucket.
The 'iTV' Represents Much Larger Upside
With these facts in mind, we can understand why it would make sense for Apple to be considering the production of a full-scale smart television, dubbed the "iTV" by most pundits.
What's important is that many firms on Wall Street, including Morgan Stanley, forecast that the introduction of such a device could generate annual domestic sales of $13 billion in its first year. This upside swells fourfold if a smart TV is introduced globally, indicating that it could do wonders for investors worried about Apple's slowing growth. Moreover, the content partnerships that the company has developed through its set-top box are easily translatable to a so-called iTV.
Valued at 8.9 times forward EPS and a price-earnings growth ratio near 0.75, there's nothing stopping value investors from joining Apple's investor base, but the introduction of a full-fledged TV would undoubtedly pull more growth-oriented buyers into the picture. If the company can use some of its $137 billion cash hoard to boost its 2.3% dividend yield, more income investors would join the party as well.
It's wholly possible that both of these scenarios can happen in the next 12 months, if not sooner, meaning that Apple's dark days may soon be over.
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Microsoft is getting rid of the PlaysForSure brand used to identify compatible digital media devices and services and is rolling the requirements into its Certified for Vista program.
Microsoft concedes, as many predicted, that its Zune strategy can't happily coexist with a program designed to promote others' devices and services.
A group of film studios, consumer electronics companies, software makers, and ISPs say they are offering consumers an easier way to store, view, and access content. Critics say it's PlaysForSure all over again.
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If you were one of the few who bought PlaysForSure tracks from MSN Music, your "rights" to those tracks change as of Aug. 31, 2008.
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For nearly a month, Utah Attorney General John Swallow has been largely on his own, defending himself from allegations of ethical and potential legal impropriety without prominent Republicans or elected officials by his side.
On Friday, a website — utahag.com — was launched to tell Swallow's version of events and encourage Utahns to take a deep breath and not rush to judge the embattled attorney general while federal agencies investigate him.
"I don't know that anybody knows enough information to make sweeping judgment calls, to know if John Swallow has done something ethical or unethical or … done anything criminal," said Jeremy Roberts, who is paying for the site through his ONE PAC political-action committee. "I think the best thing for John now is due process, and the public ought to afford him that like they would anybody else."
The site makes the case that Swallow did nothing wrong in meeting with I Works owner Jeremy Johnson while the latter was under investigation and later indicted. It says it was OK for Swallow to refer Johnson to his friend Richard Rawle to help intervene in a Federal Trade Commission probe. It also contends that Swallow was cleared of violating office policy and that he did nothing that warrants him losing his law license.
So far, the website offers one of the few voices speaking up and defending Swallow against Johnson's allegations that Swallow, while working as Utah's chief deputy attorney general, helped arrange payments to enlist Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., to weigh in on Johnson's FTC case.
The U.S. Attorney's Office has confirmed that it is investigating Swallow's conduct.
Quin Monson, director of the Center for the Study of Elections and Democracy at Brigham Young University, said that, so far, the best Swallow has been able to get from his GOP counterparts is a "wait and see," and that's not a rousing defense.
"There's a lot of risk to defending him, because at best it doesn't look like it was completely ethical [conduct] for a guy who is supposed to be the chief law enforcement officer," Monson said. "Why would anyone risk their reputation defending him?"
On Wednesday night, the Utah Republican Party's executive committee met and briefly discussed the Swallow saga. Again, there were no defenders.
GOP Chairman Thomas Wright has said that, "at a minimum," Swallow made mistakes in his judgment and called for a regimen of ethics reforms aimed at avoiding future problems.
Wright said Wednesday he wanted to be proactive about the party's response, and Republican National Committeewoman Enid Mickelsen praised him for doing so.
"We always have to stand up for the principle first," she said. "We hope we can support our elected officials because they stood for principle, too. But there are times when there is a conflict, and, in those times, we have to stand up for principle and not the elected official."
Most Republican leaders, from Gov. Gary Herbert to Utah Senate President Wayne Niederhauser, are reserving judgment. House Speaker Becky Lockhart said that reaction makes sense.
"People are concerned about the [reports] and potential impacts the situation has on the party, but we are a party that believes in due process and innocence until proven guilty," she said. "So what you're seeing is a waiting pattern, a disappointment that the party is seen in a negative light, but also a commitment to be fair."
Around the Utah Capitol, through social media and elsewhere, Republican loyalists have suggested it is time for Swallow to resign and spare his party. Senators last month received a briefing on how impeachment would work, should further revelations prompt the House to launch the process for removing him from office.
Nearly 60 percent of Utahns who followed Swallow's case believe he acted illegally or unethically, according to a poll last month by Key Research and BYU. Nearly half of those who said Swallow acted inappropriately said he should resign.
Among Republicans, 53 percent said Swallow acted unethically or illegally and, of those, they were split evenly on whether he should step down.
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JACKSON, Miss. — Adam Bray pitched 6 1/3 strong innings and Eric Danforth tallied a pair of hits and drove in three runs to lead South Dakota State to an 11-1 victory over Texas Southern in the baseball season opener for both teams Friday afternoon.
The Jackrabbits and Texas Southern are scheduled to play again at noon Saturday. SDSU also will take on host Jackson State (Miss.) at 6 p.m. Saturday.
"I thought it was a very workmanlike effort on our part, especially to start the season with no errors and no walks by our pitchers," SDSU head coach Dave Schrage said.
After a scoreless first inning, the Jackrabbits broke into the scoring column with two unearned runs in the top of the second. Jordan Varga opened the inning with a base hit and moved to second on a walk to Al Robbins. Varga was thrown out on a play at the plate for the second out of the inning before Robbins scored on an error. Aaron Machbitz scored the second run of the frame on the back end of a double steal with Reid Clary.
The Jackrabbits broke the game open in the third inning when Danforth delivered a bases-clearing, three-run triple to left-center field.
A junior right-hander, Bray was perfect the first time through the Tiger order. Texas Southern's lone run of the game came in the bottom of the fourth inning as Robert Garza doubled, moved to third on a passed ball and scored on a base hit by Samuel Terry.
SDSU came right back to score two runs in the fifth inning on a pair of run-scoring groundouts. Reid Clary doubled to lead off the sixth inning and later scored on a two-base passed ball to push the Jackrabbit advantage to 8-1.
Machbitz doubled in the first run of a three-run seventh inning and Cody Sharrow added a run-scoring single after another run scored on a passed ball.
Bray struck out six and scattered three hits en route to the victory. Tyler Shannon and Andrew Clemen combined for 2 2/3 innings of scoreless relief. The Jackrabbits also played errorless defense.
Varga and Danforth led the Jackrabbits' 11-hit attack with two hits each. Robbins scored three times.
Garza and Terry accounted for all the Texas Southern offense with two hits apiece.
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2.3. Why are IT Services not using the latest version of the TSM client?
It is not practical for us always to be using the latest client software, and new versions often prove to have minor bugs. Also, unless there is a genuine reason to upgrade the client software we may not force clients to upgrade.
2.4. What would happen if I installed the wrong TSM client on my machine?
There are built-in checks during the installation that should prevent you from installing the wrong client software onto your machine - even if the wrong version were installed, the worst-case scenario is that the TSM Client would not work until the correct version were installed.
3. Installing the TSM Software
Below are frequently asked question when installing the TSM Client Software
3.1. Why won't TSM accept my nodename and password?
If your nodename and password combination aren't accepted, visit the Self Registration Page to double-check your registered nodename and to reset your password if necessary.
3.2. Why won't the installation package unzip?
You need to have local administrative rights to perform the installation. You may need to speak to your local IT staff if they manage your machine, and to ask them to install TSM for you.
3.3. How do I upgrade to a newer version of TSM?
To upgrade TSM, you only need to install the latest version that is available for your operating system. Just install the new software as documented via the client-specific instructions linked from the clients page.
3.4. What is the minimum recommended version of TSM?
3.4.1. Introduction
With the exception of Mac OS X 10.4.7+, only versions of these operating systems that can run TSM 5.5 or higher are supported. For a list of these supported versions, and instructions on how to download and install TSM on them, please see our clients page.
If you are running Mac OS X but unsure which exact version it is, you can check by clicking on
the Apple icon at the top left of your screen and selecting
[About This Mac] from the menu; the version of Mac OS X installed on your machine will be listed in
the window.
3.4.2. Bypassing the security vulnerability
If you are not running any of the operating systems listed above, then you can still reconfigure your old version of TSM to make it secure - please see our page on bypassing the security vulnerability.
3.4.3. Further information about upgrading
Please note that upgrading may not carry over any edits to the Domain option in your client configuration. If you have made edits to this, you will have to reapply them - please see our FAQ item ??. Windows users should also check their Exclude statements too, if they have edited them in the past - see further FAQ ?? and in general FAQ ??.
If you experience problems whilst updating the software, please look at our FAQ section on Installing TSM to see if there is a solution there.
3.5. Why was my TSM client configuration not reporting to the correct server?
This could be due to a number of reasons but is normally because the client has been de registered and then re registered by the owner. In order to ensure stability and availability of our services the Backups are spread across a number of servers. Therefore, when clients register they may not be placed on the same server - this is certainly the case if registrations are not at the same time even if it is for the same machine.
dsm.opt was already on the client and
detected and used during the installation process
3.6. How do I access TSM/HFS services behind a firewall?
On this subject please see further our page on connecting to the HFS through a firewall.
3.7. How can I back up a dual-boot machine?
You will need a TSM client for each operating system. Register separately for each of your two (or three) operating systems for HFS TSM Backup via the registration pages. This will give you TSM Client nodenames of the form username-text-department/college, e.g. abcd1234-windows-exeter and abcd1234-linux-exeter. You should then obtain and install the latest TSM Client software for each operating system, from the Getting Started link from the front page of the HFS web pages.
Please make sure to exclude each operating system's files from the other, so that e.g. your Windows partition does not back up your Linux files or vice versa, to ensure that the HFS does not receive your data twice. For instructions on this please see how to exclude files and folders from backup.
Please also note that TSM does not support cross-platform backup/restores, meaning that you should not attempt to back up data from two different operating systems in one account, nor to restore data backed up by one operating system to another.
4. Passwords
4.1. Why do TSM passwords expire?
TSM client passwords expire 372 days after being set. It is generally good security practice to change passwords regularly and this setting forces users to change their password at least once a year. It also provides a limited safeguard to backups of machines made by users who then leave.
However, by default, you will have the
PasswordAccess option in your TSM options file
set to
Generate. In this case, the client and server will autonegotiate a new
and store it in encrypted form on the local client disk and you, the user, do
not have to do anything.
4.2. How do I change my TSM password?
You can reset your TSM password by going to the Self Registration Page. On identifying yourself with your Oxford username you can choose the option to reset your TSM password(s). The change will take effect immediately.
The TSM password has a maximum length of 63 characters and is case-insensitive.
Valid characters are
[a-zA-Z0-9+.-_&] i.e. any
letter a-z upper or lower case, any number 0-9, plus, period, underscore, hyphen,
4.3. What do I do if I've forgotten my TSM password or if it has expired?
If, on starting the TSM client, you are prompted that your password has expired, or on inputting your password you receive a message 'Authentication failure' or 'ANS1051E: Invalid password', then you will need to reset your TSM password.
For how to do this please see the previous section, 4.2. How do I change my TSM password?.
5. Manual Backup
Below are frequently asked question when performing a manual backup
5.1. Why would I need to perform a manual backup?
Manual backups can be completed at any time to capture important changed data - between scheduled backups, after missing scheduled backups or even as an alternative to scheduled backups (ideal for laptop users who are unable to leave their machines on overnight for the scheduled backups).
5.2. When is my scheduled backup?
Go to the Self Registration Page, select the node you wish to view the schedule for and select View client information from the drop-down box. The backup schedule associated with this client is provided in the on-screen information.
5.3. How can I see if my manual backups are successful?
Go to the Self Registration Page, select the node you wish to view the schedule for and select Show client's recent activity from the drop-down box. The recent activity will be displayed for backups: look for activities labelled "BACKUP" and you will be able to see the start and end times and the amount of data in megabytes that was backed up.
5.4. What do the barred red circles mean?
The folders and files marked with barred red circles are excluded from backup and will not be backed up. The specific exclusions have been written for a number of reasons, the main one being that the backups are intended to be used for individual data and not for installation directories or system data, e.g. the Windows directory or Program Files.
5.5. I want to back up a folder or file that has a barred red circle next to it.
It is possible to remove the exclusion and include a file or folder in your backup if the exclusion is performed on the client side. However, some exclusions are forced at a server level which will override any settings changed locally - please see Which files are omitted from backups which will go into the exclusions in more detail.
6. Scheduled Backups
6.1. Can I change the day and/or time that my scheduled backup runs?
It is possible to change the time that your scheduled backup is set to, but not the day. Each college and department is allocated one night a week on which all its backup accounts have their schedule slots.
If your machine is not normally switched on at the time when your scheduled backup occurs, but it is left connected to the Oxford network, then you can configure it to switch on and off automatically for the backups (see 6.2. Do I need to leave my computer on all night in order to back up?). If this is not convenient then you can run a manual backup at any time: on how to do this, please see our instructions for Windows, Mac, Linux and Solaris.
However, it is possible to change the time of your backup, albeit within a limited number of slots during the evening and/or night (morning and afternoon slots are not possible). Please contact email@example.com if you would like the time of your scheduled backup changed.
6.2. Do I need to leave my computer on all night in order to back up?
No, that is not necessary. There are two alternatives to leaving your machine switched on. It can be configured to wake up at a specific time for the backup schedule to run, and also to shut off again when the backup has completed: please see further our page on setting a machine to switch on and off for scheduled backups. Alternatively, you can run a manual backup at any time: on how to do this, please see our instructions for Windows, Mac, Linux and Solaris.
6.3. When is my scheduled backup due to run?
backup day.
scheduled start time. Please note that this time is not
decided until the day after you register your TSM node.
6.4. How can I stop receiving the "TSM Scheduled Backup failure report" when I only back up manually?
You can't! The messages are generated as a batch for all TSM clients. As the message states, you can ignore this message if you only perform manual backups, or use it as an aide-de-memoire to run a manual backup on receipt of such a message.
6.5. How can I stop the TSM scheduler running?
6.6. I've received an email with the subject of "TSM Scheduled backup failure report"
This means that a scheduled backup for a node registered to your email address has not completed. To resolve the issue or to understand why this happened please follow the Scheduled Backup Troubleshooting guide to resolve the issue.
6.7. What is the difference between MISSED, FAILED and SEVERED backups?
If your scheduled backup does not run or failed to complete you will receive an automated email notification, indication whether a particular node MISSED the schedule, FAILED to backup or was SEVERED. Definitions for each of these can be found below:
7. Restoring Files and Folders
7.1. How do I perform a restore?
If you have the machine that you used to back up your data, please follow our instructions for running a TSM restore in Windows, Mac or Linux.
If you do not have the original machine, then please see our FAQ item 7.3. My machine has crashed - can I perform a system restore?.
7.2. I can't see my files, but I'm sure they were backed up.
The usual reason that files are not visible in the restore window
is that they are inactive; the default is for TSM only to show active files. For an explanation of active/inactive files, see
7.5. What are active and inactive files?. To view both active and inactive files, click on
[View] and then chose
[View Active/Inactive Files]: this should fix the problem.
If viewing inactive files does not help, and your machine is a Mac, please see our knowledgebase article KBMAC0003 - Files expected to be available for restore by TSM for Mac are not listed.
7.3. My machine has crashed - can I perform a system restore?
In the case of desktops and laptops, the backup service provided by IT Services is intended to provide data backups, not system backup and recovery: you should rebuild your system using original media and then install the TSM software to recover your data back onto your machine. For more details, please read our page on how to recover your entire system.
7.4. Why can I not restore my data back to the same location when restoring to a new machine?
In Windows, if your machine has crashed and you are restoring data to a new machine, or if you have upgraded your machine and you are restoring data to a new machine, then you must specify an alternative location to which to restore. This is because when you restore to the original location the TSM client uses the UNC path which will contain the name of the old computer and not the new one. The old UNC path includes the name of the old machine: so unless your old and new your two Windows machines have identical names, the data restore would fail.
7.5. What are active and inactive files?
An active file is a file that currently resides both on your machine and on the HFS, in the same version.
There are two ways in which active files may be rendered inactive:
7.6. What are point-in-time restores, and how can I use them?
What are "Point in Time" restores? - Point in Time restores offer an option to restore files back to a certain dates, this could be prior to a Virus Infection or possible data corruption.
Can I use "Point in Time" restores? - Within Oxford University Point in Time restores are of little use as our policies are set to only store two copies of any given file - one active, and the previous version as inactive. For best results set the restore to view both active and inactive before following the normal instructions for restoring files and folders.
For more information on Point in Time restores please email the HFS Team
8. Deregistering
8.1. Why do I need to deregister my node when I leave?
If you are leaving the university then we request that deregister your TSM nodes, to ensure that our systems work as effectively and efficiently as possible. If you do not deregister your node then our systems will notice that the node is not contacting our servers and will automatically send out various email notifications (missed backup notices and data deletion warnings) which results in significant administrative work on the part the HFS Team to determine whether the node is still present, and also in attempts made to contact the owner. Thus much work is prevented if you advise us that you are, or your machine is, leaving the university.
8.2. Why do I need to remove the software - is deregistering not enough?
9. General
9.1. Where are the TSM configuration and log files located?
TSM configuration files are found in the following locations:
TSM log files are as follows:
C:\Program Files\tivoli\tsm\baclient
|Linux, Solaris
/var/log or
|Mac OS X
|Installation directory
tsm-install.log and
To find the directory where these files are
located in Windows, do as follows:
Windows users can find the files via
My Computer. Additionally, there is an automated way of sending us the required files - please see our page on
log file collection for Windows.
Mac users can find the files via
Finder but may need to run
[Go] >
[Go to Folder...] and type or paste in the above-mentioned folder
name in order to locate the files. Please also note that the configuration files are in
/Library/Preferences/Tivoli Storage Manager, not
the (always empty) folder
/Users/<your-username>/Library/Preferences/Tivoli Storage Manager.
9.2. What is the difference between backup and archive?
Many people mistakenly consider backup and archive to be the same thing and use the terms interchangeably. In fact they are very different.
Backup is intended to provide a mechanism for securing your current, active files: that is files and data that are resident on your local disk and by implication actively in use. It enables you to recover your disk to its most current state in the event that it is lost (for example, hardware failure); it also enables you to recover a file or files that have been lost (for example, accidentally deleted).
Archive is for the long-term storage of data which is considered to be of value to the university. It is held independent of any files' continued existence on your local disk. Archived files may be removed from the local disk on your computer if required (for example, for space reasons).
9.3. Can I back up/restore from home?
Yes. The HFS supports VPN-based backup for systems that are registered for the desktop backup service. This allows the backup and restore of important University data from anywhere in the world using connections via the University's VPN service: please see further our page on VPN-based backups.
9.4. My account was deleted, so I have re-registered but the TSM Client is not working
The reason for this is because the original deleted node was probably registered to a different server than the newly registered node. To resolve follow the instructions on removing and reinstalling the TSM Client.
Further Explanation: In order to spread the load of new registrations, the HFS team change the server on which new TSM nodes are registered. [Odd numbered HFS servers (OX_HFS_B1, OX_HFS_B3, OX_HFS_B5, OX_HFS_B7) are for desktops; even-numbered (OX_HFS_B2, OX_HFS_B4, OX_HFS_B6, OX_HFS_B8, OX_HFS_B10) are for servers.] One user may therefore have accounts spread over several different HFS servers. If a user de-registers an old account from, say, B3, and re-registers, then the new account may come out on, say, B7, if that is where new registrations go. When he/she tries to install, the TSM installer will pick up on all the old settings it finds in dsm.sys/dsm.opt and will try to contact only B3. But, as the user says in their question, we deleted that old B3 account, so the installer finds no account there. So the B7 account will be ignored by the installer and the user can't run TSM.
9.5. What do I need to do if my machine is being renamed and/or moved?
Your TSM backup is unlikely to be affected if your machine is moved, even if it moves to a different part of the university network. However, if it is renamed and it is also running Windows, then it is likely that it will resend all its data, which may cause your account to be locked. Please see further our page on renaming TSM nodes.
9.6. How secure is TSM?
For a discussion of the various aspects of this subject, please see our page on TSM security.
9.7. What are filespaces?
Filespaces within TSM are typically subsections of nodes that have previously been backed up. For example a node (desktop, laptop or server) may have several physical or logical disks contained with them - these would locally be seen to as c:\, d:\, e:\ etc. As the TSM Backup is required to run with some administrative privileges it backs up the data using Administrative shares that access directly into the root of each drive letter whilst using the UNC for the client, these are generally seen as \\testpc\c$, \\testpc\d$, \\testpc\e$, etc.
For windows clients there for when a filespace is referred to as \\testpc\c$ it is referring to the local C:\ on the machine called TESTPC.
9.8. Which version of TSM am I running?
If you are using the Graphical User Interface (GUI) click on
Help and
About TSM. The screen will display the relevant information, such as
Version 6, Release 4, Level 0.0. Click the screen to close it and return to
the TSM hub window.
On a Mac, you can alternatively select
[Tivoli Storage Manager] >
[About Tivoli Storage Manager] from next to the Apple logo
(i.e. at the top left corner of the screen). Please note that this does not always give correct results:
if you do this after having run TSM Tools for Administrators (which is the recommended method of running
TSM on a Mac) then you
will be told that you have TSM 1.0; if you do not run TSM via TSM Tools for Administrators, then TSM 6.3 and 6.4
will mis-report that you are running TSM 6.2.
9.9. How can I check that my backup was successful?
There are several ways to check that your backup was successful, whether you only back up manually, only use the automatic schedules, or both. Please see further our page on how to check that backups ran successfully.
9.10. What limits are there on use of the HFS?
|Backup Session Duration
|10 Hours
|Transfer Speed
|Average of 10KB/sec over 2 hours
|Maximum File Size
|Same as Daily Limit (below)
9.11. How much data can I back up?
The HFS limits data uploads by imposing a daily quota. If you exceed this amount then your account will be locked out - this is necessary in order to ensure fair use of the HFS. The limits are as follows:
The total data backed up by a node in a 24 hour period is not allowed to exceed the daily backup quota. That 24 hour period is linked to the operation of the HFS service but typically starts in the early hours of the morning.
If you exceed the daily transfer limit then you will receive a mail headed "HFS backup cancellation report": if this occurs please see our section on HFS backup cancellation reports.
If you need to send more than the daily limit then you can stage your backups by limiting the amount that you send each day. If you need to do this, please see the FAQ item 9.12. How can I limit the amount of data that I'm backing up?.
Unfortunately we cannot accept more than the daily limit for each account. This is because of the way in which newly-received data is processed: it would delay our daily processes the next day if we were to receive an excessively large amount for a single account.
In addition to the daily limit, there is a limit on the size of a single account, which should not exceed 10TB.
9.12. How can I limit the amount of data that I'm backing up?
this opens a Backup Report window that shows the running total (listed as
Bytes Transferred).
Stop in the Task List window.
9.13. What does and doesn't get backed up to the HFS?
TSM will inspect your local hard drive(s) and any locally-attached external drives and by default will back up all the files that it finds there. However, for a variety of reasons, some files are excluded from backup. A list of excluded files can be found on the HFS Policy Pages.
9.14. How many copies of my files are kept, and how long for?
The HFS keeps up to two copies of any one file that is backed up. For information on how long files are held for, please see section 9.18. How long do you keep data for?.
9.15. What does "always incremental" mean?
The backup service provided by IT Services creates a copy of your active files. This is achieved through incremental backups.
Incremental backups mean that we only take copies of the data that has changed since the last time a backup was taken, and we then add this to the existing data that has been backed up.
9.16. What should I do if I can't back up for several weeks/months?
If you do not back up for four weeks then you will receive a warning mail headed 'Old data on the HFS'. Another will be sent after ten weeks of inactivity, warning you that your data will be deleted in four weeks' time. After that point, if we have received no response, then the filespaces/accounts listed in the second e-mail will be deleted. More information about these mails is to be found in our pages on Standard TSM emails: old data on the HFS and deletion policy.
Perhaps, however, you are unable to run a backup because e.g. you are out of Oxford or away on leave. If that is the case and you cannot run a backup for more than two months, please contact email@example.com and let us know the reason, and also the date when you will be able to back up again. We will then put your data on hold until that date.
9.17. When is the HFS available?
Generally, the HFS service is available 24/7. However, as with all systems there is from time to time a requirement to update the software and device firmware that underpins the service. Where this requires limiting access to some or all elements of the HFS Service, such interruptions will be advertised to the itss-announce maillist and on the IT Services Status Page, where real-time availability of all IT services can be checked.
9.18. How long do you keep data for?
The answer to this question falls into two parts. Data that has been backed up to the HFS is, if it still exists on the local disk, retained as long as the drive/partition that sent it continues to back up to the HFS. Data from drives that have ceased backing up for 90 days is subject to deletion, in accordance with our deletion policy; up to three warning e-mails are sent before such deletion occurs.
9.19. How do I back up my Nexus e-mail?
All data covered by the Nexus groupware solution - including e-mail, calendars and SharePoint data - is backed up automatically to the HFS, directly from the Nexus servers. There is therefore no need for Nexus users to back up such data using TSM.
For details on the backup and restore of data held on Nexus, see the Nexus (Exchange) service level description.


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- "The Balancing (and Unbalancing?) of Interests in International Investment Law and Arbitration", in Z. Douglas, J. Pauwelyn and J.E. Viñuales (eds), The Conceptual Foundations of International Investment Law (forthcoming, 2014)
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- "Federalism in the European Union and the United States: Subsidiarity, Private Law and the Conflict of Laws" (2010) 32 University of Pennsylvania Journal of International Law 369-455
- "The Application of Multiple Laws under the Rome II Regulation", in Binchy, W and Ahern, J (eds), The Rome II Regulation (Brill, 2009) pp.133-52
- "The Dimensions of Public Policy in Private International Law" (2008) 4 Journal of Private International Law 201-36
- "Non-governmental Organisations and International Norm Transmission on the Fault Lines of the International Order" (2006) 19 Cambridge Review of International Affairs 11-19; Section editors' introductory essay, co-authored with Dr Daniel Joyce
- "The Private History of International Law" (2006) 55 International and Comparative Law Quarterly 1-50
- "Challenging the Role of Judges in Slaughter's Liberal Theory of International Law" (2005) 18 Leiden Journal of International Law 1-30; co-authored with Dr Tim Stephens
Case notes, book reviews and blog posts:
- "A Tale of Two Presumptions", Symposium on Kiobel v Royal Dutch Shell decision of the US Supreme Court, Opinio Juris, 18 April 2013
- "From Russia with Prejudice? The Act of State Doctrine and the Effect of Foreign Proceedings Setting Aside an Arbitral Award", Case note on Yukos Capital SARL v OJSC Rosneft Oil Company [2012] EWCA Civ 855, (2012) 71 Cambridge Law Journal 465-8
- Book review of Calliess, G-P and Zumbansen, P, "Rough Consensus and Running Code: A Theory of Transnational Private Law", (2012) 75(3) Modern Law Review 451-3
- "The Kosovo Advisory Opinion: If you don't have anything constructive to say…?", Case note on Accordance with international law of the unilateral declaration of independence in respect of Kosovo, ICJ Advisory Opinion of 22 July 2010, (2011) 70 Cambridge Law Journal 1-4
- Book review of Davies, M, Bell, AS and Brereton, PLG, "Nygh's Conflict of Laws in Australia" (8th edn, 2010), [2011] Lloyd's Maritime and Commercial Law Quarterly 151-2
- "The Formalism of State Sovereignty in Territorial and Maritime Disputes", Case note on Territorial and Maritime Dispute (Nicaragua v Colombia) Preliminary Objections (Judgment of 13 December 2007) and Sovereignty over Pedra Branca/Pulau Batu Puteh, Middle Rocks and South Ledge (Malaysia/Singapore) (Judgment of 23 May 2008), (2008) 67(3) Cambridge Law Journal 443-7
- "Arbitral jurisdiction and the mischievous presumption of identity of foreign law", Case note on Tamil Nadu Electricity Board v ST-CMS Electric Company Private Limited [2007] EWHC 1713 (Comm), (2008) 67(1) Cambridge Law Journal 25-27
- "Fear and Mayhem in Equatorial Guinea: Justiciability in Public and Private International Law", Case note on Mbasogo v Logo [2006] EWCA Civ 1370, (2007) 66 Cambridge Law Journal 3-6
- "Renvoi and the Proof of Foreign Law in Australia", Case note on Neilson v Overseas Projects Corporation of Victoria Ltd [2005] HCA 54, (2006) 65 Cambridge Law Journal 37-40
Working papers:
- "Towards a Public International Perspective on Private International Law: Variable Geometry and Peer Governance"
- "Normative Individualism and Jurisdiction in Public and Private International Law: Toward a 'Cosmopolitan Sovereignty'?"
Selected recent Lectures, Seminars and Conference Papers
- "Private International Law and Peer Governance", Symposium on the Future of International Law and Global Governance, Swansea University, June 2013
- "Normative Individualism and Jurisdiction in Public and Private International Law", Scrymgeour Seminar, Dundee Law School, November 2012
- "The Kiobel decision and Jurisdiction in Public and Private International Law", Georgetown University Law Center, Washington DC, November 2012 (Co-sponsored by the American Society of International Law)
- "The Identities of Private International Law – Learning from the US and EU Revolutions", What is Private International law?, Duke University, North Carolina, November 2012
- "Normative Individualism and Jurisdiction in Public and Private International Law: Toward a 'Cosmopolitan Sovereignty'?", Inaugural Conference: Cambridge Journal of International and Comparative Law, University of Cambridge, May 2012
- Towards a Public International Perspective on Private International Law: Variable Geometry and Peer Governance", Private International Law as Global Governance Workshop Series, Sciences Po, Paris, April 2012
- "Rediscovering the Public Dimension of Private International Law", Commemorative Conference: Inspiration and Innovation in International Law and Politics, 100 Years Nobel Peace Prize Tobias Asser, Peace Palace, The Hague, December 2011
- "Private International Law, Pluralism and Global Governance", International Law Forum, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, Beijing, November 2011
- "Justice and the Europeanisation of Private Law", Justice, Centre of Excellence in Foundations of European Law and Polity Research, Faculty of Law, University of Helsinki, September 2011
- "Normative Individualism and Jurisdiction in Public and Private International Law: Toward a 'Cosmopolitan Sovereignty'?", Sovereignty in Question (W. G. Hart Legal Workshop), Institute of Advanced Legal Studies, London, June 2011
- "Party Autonomy in Non-Contractual Private International Law Disputes", Journal of Private International Law Conference, Milan, April 2011
- "International Economic Law – An Overview", Foreign and Commonwealth Office International Law Course, Lauterpacht Centre for International Law, University of Cambridge, September 2010 and September 2009
- "The Foundations and Limits of Party Autonomy: Private International Law and Non-State Regulation", International Law Association Biennial Conference, The Hague, August 2010
- "Conceptions of Public and Private in International Investment Law", Society of International Economic Law Biennial Conference, Barcelona, July 2010
- "The Limits of Party Autonomy in Contractual Choice of Law and Choice of Forum", Lipstein Memorial Law Colloquium, Clare College, University of Cambridge, May 2010
- "The Uncertain Status of International Investment Law: Between the Bilateral and the Universal?", International Investment Treaty Law and Arbitration Conference: Evolution and Revolution in Substance and Procedure, Sydney Law School, The University of Sydney, February 2010
- "The Confluence of Public and Private International Law", Seminar, Sydney Law School, The University of Sydney, January 2010
Current Teaching
Conflict of Laws (convenor)
Foundations and Principles of International Law (convenor)
International Commercial Litigation (convenor)
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3 judges recuse in Loudoun Co. man's murder case
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Arrest made in West Virginia slaying
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ST. ALBANS, W.Va. (AP) — Police say a North Carolina man has been charged in the death of a West Virginia man whose body was found in a park.
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Thrift shop rolls earnings into saving pets' lives
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WASHINGTON (AP) — Efforts to come up with a new chemical regulation bill face an uphill battle in the Senate.
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W.Va. officials: truck spill didn't hit Elk River
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The Knicks' are still waiting on two veteran big men. Mike Woodson sounded less optimistic about one than the other
The Knicks' are still waiting on two veteran big men. Mike Woodson sounded less optimistic about one than the other
Marcus Camby remains out with a strained calf. He was supposed to miss 7-10 days and yesterday was Day 11. "I can't say he's getting close," Woodson said. "But he's feeling better. I will talk to the training staff to see if he could be back next week." Woodson also said Rasheed Wallace, who continues working on his conditioning, hasn't been cleared for practice. "When the training staff comes to me and they think he's conditioned enough to run up and down and play then we'll evaluate him then," Woodson said. Woodson was asked how Wallace looks to him. "He looks pretty good," Woodson said. "He looks real good." It's unclear whether they will play in any of the remaining four preseason games. But the Knicks' goal is to have both men healthy and ready when the regular season begins Nov. 1. If they can't go in those four, the Knicks have about six days practice/scrimmaging before the opener for Camby and Wallace to work on their conditioning, getting their timing back and learn the schemes on both ends.
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It must take a lot of talent to take one of the greatest stories ever told and turn it into a mediocre, boring tale that makes you yearn for Ramanand Sagar to make a comeback with his serialised 'Ramayana'.
Chetan Desai's "Ramayana - The Epic", an animated version, tells you nothing new but manages to make one of Hinduism's most revered epics and its characters tacky, B-grade Bollywood extras who uses phrases like "marvayega tu" and sing rap songs in the middle of a jungle before going out to fight against Ravana.
I am all for retelling a story but I am afraid Desai goes about this 'Ramayana' with the attitude of a bull in a china shop. He glosses over the childhood years of Rama, deals with his wedding and exile in a half-hour and then moves on to the action -- namely, his fight against Ravana.
Important plot points are explained away by a two-line narration and the dialogues, particularly, are amateurishly written. This is certainly not how Hindi was spoken hundreds of years ago.
Desai also ends the story with Rama's coronation and leaves out one of the most important parts of the story -- Sita's trial by fire. The animation itself is not much to write home about and Indian audiences may find it hard to accept a Rama sporting washboard abs and a buxom Sita.


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#2 PROSPECT (winter 2012): JUSTIN SCHULTZ
Imagine needing something so badly your future depends on it. This precious commodity is so dear that payment may require all your gold and silver. Further imagine the feeling you'd have if that thing–the one exact thing you needed so badly–walked in the door voluntarily and committed to you.
Justin Schultz signing with the Edmonton Oilers borders on fairytale.
- Steve Tambellini: "Justin called us just prior to free agency. We had all our pro scouts in the room, all our management, all our coaches. Everyone was in the room. And when Justin told us his decision, there was an eruption of cheers and emotions because we knew this was not just a very good young player coming, but confirmation that we are doing the right things. His decision was so important on so many levels. For the hockey club, it was confirmation that we're doing the right things. For the city, it was important because of the times we've been shunned, whether it be free agents (who wouldn't come) or people who wanted to leave for various reasons. It was important for the city for someone to choose Edmonton because he believes in where we are going. It was important for someone to choose Edmonton for all the right reasons."
Summer 2012: #2
Winter 2012: #2
- Bob McKenzie: 58
- Redline: 55
- Draft Day Scouting Report (Mike Remmerde): Strengths: Excellent skater. Big time shot from the point. Weaknesses: Soft – no physical presence. Slight build (6.01, 163) and will need to bulk up. Not aggressive with the puck. Outstanding skater with a smooth stride and good pivots. Doesn't use his speed. Good asset on the PP – loves to shoot the puck and can his shot on net consistently. Shot is hard and he gets it away quickly. Good overall hockey sense, but doesn't seem to move or carry the puck real well. Decent decisions in defensive zone, but just does not even try to use his body. Summary: Lacks some zip in his game. With all that skating and puck skill, I'd like him a lot more if he had more confidence or aggressiveness offensively.
- Anthony Mastantuoni, NY Sports Day: Schultz is the cousin of former Capital first round draft pick Kris Beech. Justin is an offensive blueliner who uses his speed to jump into the rush, and the best part is that he has the hockey sense to know when to do it. However, he does need to work on defensive game and he needs to add some muscle to his frame (6-1/163)
- Corey Pronman: Schultz is a player defined by his puck possession skills which are easily high-end. He is a player who one NHL executive described as having "outstanding hockey sense and poise with the puck." Schultz can make special plays because of his high-end if not better vision and offensive instincts. If you want a defenseman who can control a power play, make great outlets, be creative with the puck, hit his passing targets through tight seams, and know when to join the rush, then Schultz is your guy.
- More Pronman: Schultz projects as a potential #2 defenseman in the NHL. While he should be able to log tough minutes, I don't think he'll be your best shutdown defenseman. He'll be pretty good in that area, but he can be a team's best power play guy. Keep in mind, though, that he only turns 22 in the summer and defensemen tend to have much more risk/variance on their projections than forwards when making that jump to the NHL. I love his talent level and I think he certainly can reach his projection, but due to his position I wouldn't go say he's a "sure thing" to do so, nor would I say he'll peak in the next 1-2 years. The team that signs him could reasonably expect him to step onto their second pairing and be good on the power play from the get-go, which would be a great asset, with the ability to be even greater down the line.
- Thomas Drance:First of all, Schultz has serious pedigree. Gilroy and Brunnstrom were undrafted late-bloomers, whereas Justin Schultz was part of the ridiculously loaded 2008 defenseman draft class (along with Doughty, Pietrangello, Bogosian, Karlsson, Carlsson and Myers). The Wisconsin Badger was selected in the second round of that draft – two slots behind Canucks prospect Yann Sauve – and he's been highly touted ever since. Secondly, when you look at the numbers, it's pretty clear that Justin Schultz was the single best offensive defenseman not playing in the NHL this past season. He's not the best blue-line prospect under the Sun (for my money, that presumptive title belongs to Bruins prospect Doug Hamilton), but at a minimum, Schultz looks like he's ready to produce offense at the NHL level.
- December 2004: G Jeff Deslauriers
- December 2005: C Marc-Antoine Pouliot
- December 2006: C Rob Schremp
- December 2007: C Andrew Cogliano
- December 2008: R Jordan Eberle
- December 2009: R Jordan Eberle
- December 2010: R Jordan Eberle
- December 2011: C Anton Lander
- December 2012: D Justin Schultz
The only thing left is to pray for good health, hope he can play defense (early viewings are good) and wish that wrister into NHL success. Above, Pronman suggests he projects as a #2, and that seems about right. Solid EV play, miles of PP, even some PK. Oilers haven't solved the blue with Justin Schultz, but he's a major building block–along with Jeff Petry and Ladislav Smid he's the foundation of the future.


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