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Posts by Alex Brett
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BYOD: don't let the dream turn into a nightmare
Surely NAS is the answer?
No I don't mean storage, but a Network Access Server, which is where the 'network' (normally the switch in consultation with a backend service) decides whether to grant you access (normally put you on the right vlan) if you comply with the business requirements around AV etc...
Having said that, in a lot of cases peoples personal machines may be more secure than company laptops which have nothing more than default Windows firewall to protect them when off the network, and the user having no permissions to do anything more stringent...
NeoPost: This is how you DON'T do PIN security
I'm not sure how the pricing compares (if it's more I don't see any reason for it since presumably the mail is handled in the same way within RM), but there's always Smart Stamp - couple it either with a decent label printer or a printer that can feed envelopes (not sure if such a thing exists?), and that's probably a lot simpler than most franking machines...
eBay slammed for daft post-hack password swap advice
Shouldn't there be the obligatory reference to http://xkcd.com/936/ somewhere in this article?
Nominet bins Optical Express' appeal against 'It ruined my life' website
It appears now, however that is likely to be due to a number of news sites linking to it, which wouldn't otherwise have happened and thus not brought its page rank etc up so high...
AT&T and Netflix get into very public spat over net neutrality
Re: There are plenty .......
Just don't follow the model used by Ofcom in the UK, whereby they accepted BT's proposal to split themselves into three parts (BT retail, BT wholesale, and BT Openreach, with the latter being the 'local loop' part), leading to a sort of corporate schizophrenia and now basically ends up with the different parts blaming each other when something goes wrong, and bouncing the fault backwards and forwards and not actually fixing it (and trying to charge the customer for the privilege with SFI2)...
Satisfy my scroll: El Reg gets claws on Windows 8.1 spring update
Re: As if this will make people happy!
'WIMP GUIs have always been designed to provide neophytes a way to discover functionality for themselves and learn the keyboard shortcuts as they do so.' - can you explain then why with the Ribbon in Office MS have been actively discouraging the use of keyboard shortcuts?
Chinese Bitcoin exchange DISAPPEARS, along with £2.5 MEEELLION
Re: Backups ?
There's a small pub chain that will let you buy beer *directly* with bitcoins: http://www.individualpubs.co.uk/bitcoin.html
IT Pro confession: How I helped in the BIGGEST DDoS OF ALL TIME
As I understand it this wasn't actually a DNS amplification attack as you described in the article, instead they were sending DNS requests with the source address spoofed to be the target, causing the DNS servers to send its response directly to the target. As the request is quite small it isn't too difficult to send lots of them, and by targetting the request appropriately you can get the response to be quite large, thus causing the DDOS.
This also means that often simply turning recursion off in BIND is not sufficient, as in the default configuration it will likely (depending on which version of BIND) still return the list of root servers as a referral instead of simply refusing the query. The list of root servers is quite a large response on its own, and thus can be used in this attack.
The magic line you need to add is "additional-from-cache no;" - this will stop that behaviour.
Brit firm PinPlus flogs another password 'n' PIN killer
Possible attack?
They seem to be claiming that from the grid and the entered code you can't work out the pattern - this is true if the grid is a suitably randomised set of numbers with numbers occurring multiple times in different places etc, however surely all a MITM attacker needs to do to get the pattern, is display a grid with numbers set up such that you can identify which ones were selected (with 10 digits and the grid the size they suggest you'd need to do this 2-3 times, but that's probably not a big deal), and then you have the pattern...
Space Shuttle Columbia disaster remembered 10 years on
Re: Killed by numeric overflow?
I think what he was referring to was the way the same overpressure wave which damaged the TPS also caused a body flap to be deflected beyond the point where damage would have been expected...
As I understand it they were wearing pressure suits, so they would presumably have survived the decompression of the cabin at least for a short period?
RIPE NCC handing out last European IPv4 addresses
Sadly the ISPs are looking at CGN
Unfortunately the ISPs see the answer as Carrier Grade NAT (CGN) - while for a fairly large proportion of their customers this will likely work (most *commonly used* protocols don't require you to have a public IP, the only notable exception that comes to mind is BitTorrent, but I'm sure ISPs won't mind causing their users problems there!), the big thing they're missing is that it won't be long before we start having services that are IPv6 only (as the providers can't get any IPv4 addressing for them), at which point CGN doesn't help...
NASA's new lander CRASHES AND BURNS
Re: Speaking of Armstrong
While I'm not denying the Apollo astronauts were very brave to take on such a lot of risk etc, it is worth mentioning that the LLTV was always going to be much more unstable than the real lunar lander, as it was operating in an environment with 6 times the force of gravity than the LEM was going to operate in, so having to bail out of it was unlikely to add any significan worry over the real thing...
Vixie warns: DNS Changer 'blackouts' inevitable
Do it gradually?
Surely the solution here for any competent ISP is to gradually block subsets of customers from accessing these DNS servers in stages, and handle the support calls over time rather than waiting for them all to get blocked in one go and have a deluge of phone calls to deal with...
BT blows fibre into 'multiple biz units' for first time
How does this differ from their other fibre products?
How does FTTP differ from any other BT product involving fibre installed to the premises (such as WES/BES), other than it's presumably a bit cheaper?
Xbox 360 video cable boasts NOISE VIRUS protection
Snake oil
They're not a patch on Russ Andrews - they've had several ASA judgements against them (e.g. http://www.theregister.co.uk/2011/01/13/russ_accessories/), with no sign of stopping (just tweaking the wording of their claims so they can't be proved wrong)...
Pub landlady's footie sat-TV battle moves law's goal posts
It's like with DVDs...
The thing is I suspect a lot of people don't want the logos / anthems / graphics etc anyway - it's like with a DVD / Blu-ray how when you put it in you have to watch (as they make them unskippable) a load of anti-copyright messages (and in some cases trailers), followed by a useless menu all to actually start playing the film. This is vs a pirated film where as they tend to only pull the movie you stick it in and it plays - why does the pirate get a better user experience than someone who has paid for the film?
I was pleasantly surprised by the Blu-ray of Die Hard 4, as although from memory it did have the copyright notices, after that it actually did just start the movie, with the menus etc all available as overlays. I wish more films were like that...
Duff Russian Mars probe spotted flying in reverse
Is it not possible that due to lack of thrusters etc to maintain an orbital rate rotation such that it was facing the same direction from Earth's PoV it's just gone in to a mostly inertial attitude (i.e. 50% of the orbit it will appear to be facing the 'correct' way, 50% of the orbit it won't)?
Verizon retreats on 'convenience fee' for online bill payment
While I agree they're annoying there is at least a reason for them - with a 'booking fee' the entirety of it goes straight to the venue, whereas if they just increased the ticket price the increase would normally be split with the film (or the producing company in the case of theatre), so to make the same amount they would have to increase the ticket price significantly more (hence it's actually better for you in the long run)...
US Senator demands answers from Carrier IQ
We don't know it's actually *logging* anything
All the video shows is that it is receiving events when keypresses are made etc - there's no evidence from the video that it is actually logging and/or transmitting any of these on. It might simply be that in order to get the events it reasonably needs for diagnosing issues it has to get *everything* and then ignore the things it doesn't.
On the other hand, it could of course be logging all of this which would be bad, but compare it to for example an AV application on a PC, which does intercept a lot of things to check for viruses, but is not syphoning off any of that data etc...
Telcos snub UK.gov broadband cash pot
One of the biggest issues with laying any sort of fibre network is the fact that fibre optic cables in the ground are subject to (believe it or not) business rates, though on a very strange scale (it gets significantly cheaper per fibre the more you have, such that it presents a big barrier to entry for new players who will only have a few).
Combined with the fact that because BT apparently don't know how much fibre they have, they have a deal worked out with the valuations office, that (from 2010 figures) means their bill comes to £255m, but if worked out (very approximately) on the distance rules everybody else pays should be over £1bn...
Adventures in Tech: Taking the plunge into IPv6
OK taking each point in turn:
- Privacy extensions (on by default in Windows and some other OSs) negate this as the machine rotates IPv6 addresses regularly
- The *prefix* is tied to the ISP yes, but by using router advertisement should the prefix change the only change needed is on the router and then everything else should just work (note that in most cases the router will handle it automatically)
- OK I'll give you this one, writing IPs is much harder, however needing to use IPs is becoming much rarer now
- In a consumer / SME environment you would expect IPv6 devices to ship with a ruleset that is secure by default, and require some sort of 'advanced' mode to remove the 'block inbound unless related to outbound' rule that makes it do the equivalent of a typical IPv4 NAT device
Cops find hackers' phone in NOTW office
Might not be a mobile
If the hacking was as has been widely reported by setting the caller ID to be the mobile you wanted to hack and dialling the voicemail access number, then I doubt this is a mobile, but most likely a phone on its own ISDN or similar set up to allow it to specify caller ID...
Provider: Anti-piracy ruling has 'killed Usenet'
Surely at worst this kills binaries on usenet?
I would have thought that at the worst case this would kill putting binaries on usenet, not usenet entirely, since surely the simplest solution is to just strip all binaries from posts?
End of UK local dialling in sight as numbers run out
All sounds good in theory...
...until you realise that a lot of Communication Providers (CPs) who offer local numbering have to have a block in every area code, and given restrictions due to the traditional telco's equipment not being able to cope with smaller, some of these blocks are 10,000 numbers big. This means that for a provider with the smallest possible block in every area code they end up having an annual bill of £400,000 (if they were to charge for every area code, which I'm sure will be the next step).
If they charged based on numbers actually in use, or only charged if the provider couldn't cope with a smaller block (i.e. give the companies whose equipment needs updating a financial incentive to do so) then it might be OK, but as is it's just going to put smaller CPs out of business...
Virgin Media to beef up mobile-data backhaul
Don't they use them already?
I thought they used them already in some places, I've certainly had problems where both my Virgin Media cable broadband has failed, and I've not been able to pass any data on my Three 3G stick, so I had always assumed there was some shared backhaul somewhere (I live very close to a mast)...
Dell's faulty PC legal woes worsen (again)
Experienced this at a previous job
I was doing an internship in the IT dept for a UK software company a good few years ago now - we had a large batch of GX270s and I think we had a Dell engineer out on average once or twice a week to replace a motherboard - we even had a couple of 'loan' machines we'd swap out with users desktops when they failed.
The really tedious thing was we couldn't get Dell to agree to just replace all of them in one go, or leave us with a stock of motherboards and instructions on how to replace them oureslves, so every time one failed we had to call up the support team (in India on a very bad quality line of course), and explain to them that yes it's the same issue we've reported on n other boxes. It was amusing what they sent the engineer out with sometimes - he'd turn up with a new PSU despite the fact we had made perfectly clear it was faulty capacitors on the motherboard!
NotW accused of hacking Milly Dowler's voicemail
Name and shame?
That's a bit worrying - care to name and shame the operator so people know who to avoid?
Caller ID spoofing
My understanding is the way they got in is by spoofing the caller ID to be the mobile number, which with an appropriate connection in to the telephone network is quite trivial (though normally against contract terms, and possibly against Ofcom rules). Getting such a connection is not particularly expensive or difficult...
The voicemail systems then naively trusted this caller ID, and so believed the call was coming from the mobile itself, so let it in without asking for a PIN.
This has since been rectified by most (all?) operators so it now actually checks if the call originated from the network in addition to having the right caller ID...
Aussie retailer accuses UK shops of HDMI 'scam'
no, there are cables that meet the spec, and cables that don't...
With a digital standard such as HDMI, a cable will either meet the specification, and pass through the data with a suitably low error rate that it can do the required level (e.g. 1080p), or not - once it meets the spec, it can't get any better.
Show me a proper double-blind study of sufficient size to prove otherwise and I'll happily eat my £5 HDMI cable...
Virgin Media blames Activision for Call of Duty lag problems
QoS might help
Part of the problem is if your upstream is saturated, then the decisions the cable modem makes about what to drop are often braindead, and leads to some of these issues.
By putting in place appropriate QoS at the router level that means what leaves your router is capped to the level of the upstream link, you can make sure your prioritise interactive things such as games, VoIP etc at the highest level, TCP ACKs at the next, and everything else (so large downloads, web browsing etc) at the lowest - when I did this on my connection everything suddenly became a lot better!
Cops raid man whose Wi-Fi was used to download child porn
IPv6 to the rescue?
Interestingly this is an area where IPv6 will actually help to prove your innocence - because you don't use NAT, and each machine has a unique address, it's easy to show that it wasn't your PCs that accessed the material, as the server will see the unique address, not a random single IPv4 address that only identifies the connection.
Of course, there's nothing to stop the clever person from changing the IPv6 address they use when accessing dodgy things, but it should make it easier to clear people who obviously wouldn't know how to do that...
Fujitsu promises rural UK 1Gbit/s - if it gets 'fair deal' from BT
Re: BT
"We do look forward to Virgin confirming that they will open their infrastructure to enable all companies to have the opportunity to invest in a new fibre future."
Virgin didn't have most of their infrastructure (at least the ducts etc) put in at public expense, so they are under no obligation to open their infrastructure if they don't want to, unlike BT who inherited most of their network from the GPO...
Red Dwarf to blast off on new adventure
Please not as much CGI as the specials
The thing that most annoyed me about the specials, was the CGI used to create Red Dwarf - it was ridiculous as everything looked far too 'shiny' compared to the sets in the previous series, not at all what you'd expect given the cleaning is supposedly down to the crew and the scutters!
UK mobile punters get swift network switcheroo ability
Re: ACQ/CDB Call Routing
The UK does indeed still use onward/indirect routing, and not ACQ, for both fixed and mobile numbers, thus calls are still routed via the donor network. Ofcom rescinded its mandate that they move to ACQ after Vodafone (supported by some of the other MNOs) appealed to the Competition Appeal Tribunal (CAT) claiming that Ofcom's cost benefit analysis didn't prove the need for change. CAT agreed with Vodafone, and thus in November 2008 Ofcom set aside its previous statement and removed the obligations...
They have managed to get mobile porting to happen relatively simply (call up get a PAC from losing provider, give it to gaining provider), and other than issues like this it seems to work OK, but for fixed line it's even worse - the gaining provider has to send a Letter of Authority signed by the customer to the losing provider, who can reject it for one of about 52 different reasons (some seemingly stupid), and then takes about 1-2 weeks to happen!
Three and cancelling
It took me 3 attempts to get them to cancel a 30 day rolling contract on a data SIM where I didn't even want a PAC etc - they do just keep going round in circles, and on I think 2 of the calls I just got fed up and hung up - finally got it sorted by submitting a complaint which got someone to call me...
GCHQ commits schoolboy security blunder
Re: voicemail
I can't remember where I read this so not 100% sure if it's right, but I believe a lot of the tabloid voicemail hacking was possible not due to guessing the PIN, but due to stupidity in mobile operators systems.
AIUI the issue is that they trusted caller ID coming from other networks, hence whoever did it simply got a phone line where they could set the caller ID to whatever they wanted (which is difficult in the UK, and almost certainly against the terms of whoever provided the connection, but not impossible), set it to present the mobile number they were trying to hack, then dialled the operators voicemail system - as it thought it was a call straight from the phone it let them in without any PIN checking.
I believe the issue has now been fixed on all the major operators, so they no longer trust caller ID from outside their network in this way...
CPS: We won't prosecute over BT/Phorm secret trials
If he needs funds to appeal it / get a judicial review etc, then I'm happy to make a modest donation (as I suspect many other people would be)...
Stop sexing up IT and give Civil Servants Macs, says gov tech boss
Open source
The beeb article also has some mentions around open source:
He insisted the government was committed to using more "open source" software to save cash - but had to balance this with concerns about how easily it could be "hacked".
I'm confused as to the logic of that statement - if they'd said something about useability concerns sure, there's an argument to be made there (not saying I necessarily agree with it, but there is contention), however to say that we can't use open source because it's easily hacked is ridiculous...
Spooks' secret TEMPEST-busting tech reinvented by US student
Easy solution
Surely the easiest solution is just build your faraday cage or whatever in two layers with an air gap between them. Obviously you'd need to have a few supports to keep everything structural, but make those of a material very different to steel (and one very poor at conducting ultrasound) and you're sorted?
IPv6 intro creates spam-filtering nightmare
Have they not heard of aggregation?
Surely you just filter the entire /64 the person is spamming from, best practice is for each unique customer to get their own /64, so that shouldn't cause any issues with one customer causing problems for others.
You can then quite easily do a bit of checking and if you build up a large number of /64s you block the containing e.g. /48 or whatever. Given I've just come up with this in about a minute, you'd expect the anti-spam companies to have already sorted it given they've had since 1998 to do so!
Boffins devise 'cyberweapon' to take down internet
Re: seriously?
Well, firstly it's route flap damping not dampening (you're not making them wet!), but I think you could probably get round that by ensuring the time between the link going down and up was enough not to trigger the damping logic - plus it's my understanding that a lot of ASs only implement RFD on external links, so if you hit the 'right' link within an AS you could still cause lots of issues...
Small biz calls for end date on enhanced 17.5% VAT
Re: >only affects small business?
Assuming you're VAT registered, then it all depends on who your customers are, if you are a B2B supplier, then your customers are likely VAT registered anyway, and hence the change only makes a cashflow difference to them, as they're going to claim the VAT they've paid back anyway, thus not a big deal - no change to your profit margins as you claim back the increased VAT from your suppliers etc.
For a B2C supplier, or supply very small businesses that aren't VAT registered themselves then it's more tricky as at that point your customers likely care about the 'including VAT' price rather than the excluding, so your goods will have just become ~2.1% more expensive to them, unless you swallow the rise in which case your profit margin decreases obviously.
If you're not VAT registered at all then your costs will likely have increased ~2.1%, so you have to decide whether to pass that on etc, and at that point it can have an effect on your profit margin. Note that most fixed costs like energy bills etc are either not VATable at all, or charged at the reduced rate which is unchanged at 5%, so there is little change there.
Skype's mega-FAIL: exec cops to cause
Re: Where did they get 1000s of Mega supernodes at zero notice?
It's unlikely they 'promoted' lots of 'ordinary customer peers', as it isn't something you choose when you sign up to Skype whether you become a supernode or not, it's done based on the type and quality of your connectivity, so if you fire up Skype on a very good internet connection (no NAT, lots of bandwidth etc) you'll almost certainly become a supernode and start handling directory info and routing other people's phone calls...
I suspect they got these thousands of 'mega supernodes' from somewhere like Amazon EC2, or other cloud providers - with something like that once you've set up one image firing up thousands of copies of it is trivial, it's not like they had to set each one up manually.
Government to examine public procurement practices
One easy fix...
...they could make is to instruct public sector purchasing teams not to put "must have experience of supplying product/service X to the public sector", and just have "must have experience of supplying product/service X" in their tendors - that would open up the market significantly rather than limiting it to the ~3 big public sector suppliers!
Ofcom mulls popular number charge
Number blocks
The issue is the system the UK uses for number routing - communication providers (CPs) get allocated a 1000-number block, and other CPs then send any calls for that block to the particular CP. Aside from the number wastage problem, it also makes porting difficult - we have to use a system called onward routing which means the CP who 'owns' the number block (the donor CP) forwards calls to a ported number on to the CP who now has that number. Porting a number that has already been ported then gets even more complicated as you can imagine!
Internationally the UK is actually held up as an example of how not to do it - if (like most countries now) we had a central database then porting gets much simpler (just update the relevant DB entry), and you no longer have to issue 1000 number blocks - you can do much smaller allocations (even down to single numbers) without problems. CPs can also return numbers they no longer need. It even has the benefit that you can specify multiple ways to connect a call, so a VoIP provider calling another VoIP providers number can keep it pure VoIP rather than having to go via the PSTN.
Unfortunately, it's the large carriers like BT who will likely be against this, as it would end up quite expensive for them to adapt all their systems to do this central lookup rather than onward routing, and have very little benefit for them. Being the large carriers, they have a lot of influence with Ofcom etc, so it's likely nothing is going to happen in the short term...
Facebook account-protection push opts for scare tactics
Re: I saw this...
> But what's the harm of telling them the name of the first bird I ever snogged?
They might suggest to her that she add you as a friend?
BT blasts hundreds of would-be customers' data into Infinity
Re: Awesome
Given the comment about 'recalling' it, it looks like they might understand Outlook, I think claiming they understand email is giving them perhaps a bit too much credit...
UK gov could not procure its way out of a paper bag
The worst thing is even the opportunities that public sector organisations do put out to 'open' tender, they normally stipulate such strict absolute requirements (e.g. must have been in business x million years, must have provided similar services to at least x other public sector organisations etc) that they basically preselect who can tender as very few companies properly meet their requirements, despite many companies being able to offer a decent service at a fraction of the price they pay the 'big boys'.
I realise they need to ensure some amount of stability (you don't want to go through the hassle of setting up a 3 year contract for the supplier to then go bust the next day) and need to get proof the supplier knows what they're doing, but the way they do it at the moment with such strict requirements is just wrong...
Apple states tax take on UK iPod pricing
Corporation tax?
I don't know how this works, but if Apple have e.g. a UK office that actually handles the transactions, do they pay corporation tax on UK profits, and if so how does that compare with rates in the US?
Not trying to defend them (I'm a long distance from being an Apple fanboi!), but wondering if there is a possible reason here that they charge slightly more so they make the same post-tax profit or whatever...
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Any recognition feels good, as it is a reward and an affirmation of what one does…Hmm..agreed. But what one does when one is featured in two different magazines and is still trying to decipher what is written in there.
Google translation of both the articles makes it a comic read. Well, sometimes, somethings are best if left unsaid. Hoping good is written about me here is how it all started…
The other day I received this mail from the editor of a popular Italian magazine;
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Like many other enthusiastic food bloggers, I too started blogging with the notion of organizing my recipes and connecting with like-minded people.
Little did I know that this simple hobby of mine would bestow me with countless precious gifts and many remarkable moments of life to cherish. Good friends, hours of endless entertainment and wonderful creative outlet are a few.
I recently had a chance to attend IFBM 2014 in Bangalore, which was organized exclusively for Indian food bloggers.
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There is nothing better than being able to bring a smile to someones face and make them happy. Yes, I did it again!
"I have other commitments lined up for this week already and I may not be able to take up this project. Moreover I am not a professional photographer, I can ony style the food to some extent. And doing 60 dishes in such a short span of time is practically impossible." I replied showing my helplessness to accept the said project to my friend 'P' on phone.
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"Be thankful for what you have; you'll end up having more. If you concentrate on what you don't have, you will never, ever have enough" ~ Oprah
Back then I had loads of time in hand. My home and life was well organized and I never knew what 'racing against time' meant.
I was happy, but still felt a void in life and was searching for ways to fill it. As they say, change your perspective when you think your life is incomplete without something.
And then, food blogging happened.
Now the equation of life has changed. Five days to go for a food blogger meet, a deadline to meet for print media and a high-pressure photo shoot on very short notice.
And yes, I am racing against time…but I am content
Appetizers & starters, breakfast medley, kids lunchbox, Lunchbox bites, lunchbox medley »
"Life has many ways of testing a person's will, either by having nothing happen at all or by having everything happen all at once." ~ Paulo Coelho
Life throws challenges when we least expect it. I received a call from 'Deccan Chronicle', an Indian daily news paper the other day.
"We have been browsing your blog and are very impressed, would you consider being a columnist for our daily?" a media representative inquired in a sweet voice on other end.
With on- going workshops and a food styling project I was not sure if I can commit myself for one another work. I asked her a days time to decide and called my hubby.
"I feel you should take up this challenge. I can see you getting lazy and comfortable within your comfort zone. This might help you create new possibilities in your career" He answered.
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I have attended many blogger conferences over the last few years but have never been so excited for a meet, ever. Yes, I am referring to IFBM here, our very first Food blogger meet at Bangalore next month.
It is really hard to hold back the excitement of meeting many of my virtual food blogger friends whose blogs I have been reading and admiring time and again. Oh..well, I am making and packing the special South Indian lentil-spice mix in the picture above for some of my blogger friends who have asked for it.
Did I tell you that many of us will be sharing same apartments for close to three days….start music…it is party time
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Every travel leaves you with some unforgettable travel experiences you would want to treasure for ever. And what better way to freeze those precious moments than writing a bogpost and reflecting on your travel time with family and friends.
"We have a marriage invitation from my colleague in Metur city this weekend. Do your Google search and let me know if there are any good places nearby worth visiting." Hubby informed me from his office last week and cut the line.
A few Google searches and I liked this small hill station Yercaud in Salem district which is located in the Shevaroys range of hills in the Eastern ghats of India.
But wait…there is more….
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A simple hobby which started with the percept of organizing recipes through a food blog has gradually metamorphosed into a memoir over the years. If some recipes help reconnect with my roots then the other recipes are woven around my personal experiences reflecting the cultural diversities I live in.
The omnipresent Idly from South India was a delicacy in mom's place before my marriage. Many Sunday lunches were reserved for steamy hot puffy Idly (steamed rice-lentil cakes) dunked into spicy Sambhar (lentil curry).
The equation changed after my marriage to KK from South India in 1996. The humble Idly which is often taken for granted in Chennai is no longer considered a specialty food at my home.
Soaking a set proportion of rice-lentil, grinding the batter, fermenting it overnight and storing the fermented batter in refrigerator has become a way of life now.
Lunchbox bites, lunchbox medley, Veggies/curries »
Not so long ago, mornings at home used to be quiet and slow. There was ample time to go for a brisk walk, get fresh vegetables en route, sit back, read newspaper and relax with a cup of tea.
And yes, there was absolutely no temptation to check the social media status, answer emails or to update the blog either.
Five years of online journey and suddenly life has become so fast-paced. I find myself chasing 'time' with thousand dreams each day. Times when I feel how much media causes to miss out on simple pleasures of life.
Whoever said that,, "Media has a trade-off between its usefulness and its ability to waste your time."


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| Forms of Non-Fiction
EN 080.06, Spring 2006, M W F 3
Carney 205
Nirmal Trivedi
Boston College
English Department
Email: trivedni AT bc DOT edu
Office: Carney 239
Office Hours by Appointment
Course Overview
This course will teach students how to read various forms of non-fiction: photo-essay,
reportage, documentary film, social survey, and the non-fiction novel. The course is designed to
address a wide range of themes and contexts while focusing on the literary techniques of non-fiction.
There will be a heavy emphasis on developing critical reading and writing skills.
Required Texts
Edward Steichen, Family of Man
Ansel Adams, Born Free and Equal (Available on WebCT)
Janet Malcolm, The Journalist and the Murderer
John Hersey, Hiroshima
Michael Tucker, Gunner Palace (Film on reserve at the O'Neill Media Center)
Ross Kauffman and Zana Briski, Born Into Brothels (Film on reserve at the O'Neill Media Center)
Henry Mayhew, London Labour and London Poor (Available on WebCT)
Jacob Riis, How the Other Half Lives
Truman Capote, In Cold Blood
The graded work for this class will include:
3 page paper (10%)
5 page paper (15%)
7 page paper (25%)
Weekly Quizzes and Responses (20%) (6 Quizzes and 5 Responses -- lowest grade will be dropped)
Panel Presentation (10%)
Participation (20%)
Note: In place of a final, you will be given the option of rewriting one of your three papers. Although a higher grade on the rewrite is not a given, it is very likely that you will improve your grade by diligently re-reading your paper in light of my comments. Your final grade will be the average of the two papers.
On select weeks (see schedule), you'll be responsible for providing a one paragraph response to the reading assigned for the day, due either on Monday or Wednesday. Your response should address literary or theoretical aspects of the text and combine a combination of objective and subjective assessments. It should not be a summary or a plot outline, but an analysis of what you've read. I would advise you to include quotes from the text, reference allusions being made, elaborate on persistent themes, et cetera. These responses will help to formulate your term papers and get you engaged in class discussions. The responses will be posted to WebCT before class and handed-in after class on either Monday or Wednesday. Late responses will not be accepted.
The quizzes will be short and should take no more than 10 minutes at the beginning of the class period. They are simply designed to make sure you don't fall behind on the readings.
A Note on Participation
Oral participation in class is central to this course. By contributing to the discussion, you demonstrate your engagement with the material and with the contributions of your fellow students. Furthermore, your participation demonstrates to me where we might direct our conversation for future sessions. I will make a note of those who participate at the end of each class.
A Note on Attendance
You are allowed 2 absences maximum this semester. Each absence after the second absence will lower your final grade by half a grade (for example, an A- will become a B+). Do note that being more than 5 minutes late to class will count as a half-absence.
Late Work
No late work will be accepted. If you anticipate a difficulty in your schedule, please plan ahead to make sure that your work for this course will not be sacrificed.
According to the University Statement on Academic Integrity, "Plagiarism is the deliberate act of taking the words, ideas, data, illustrations, or statements of another person or source, and presenting them as one's own. Each student is responsible for learning and using proper methods of paraphrasing and footnoting, quotation, and other forms of citation, to ensure that the original author, speaker, illustrator, or source of the material used is clearly acknowledged."
Using a term-paper "service" counts as plagiarism, as does "borrowing" from a friend's paper, a book or online source without attribution. Plagiarism will result in automatic failure of the course. When in doubt, cite your sources. If you have any questions about what constitutes plagiarism, please see me.
Class Schedule:
PART 1: The Photo-Essay
• Week One:
Wed January 18 Introductions
Fri January 20
Read: Steichen (p. 1-32)
Bring in one-page description of a photograph that is particularly striking. Describe the photograph, explain why it interests you, and speculate as to its context.
• Week Two:
Mon January 23
Read: Steichen (p. 33-69)
Read: Barthes, "The Great Family of Man"
Post: Response #1
Wed January 25
Read: Steichen (p. 70-112)
Post: Response #1
Fri January 27
Read: Steichen (p. 113-192)
Read: Berger, "Appearances: The Ambiguity of the Photograph"
• Week Three:
Mon January 30
Panel #1 Presentation
Read: Adams (p. 1-23)
Post: Response #2
Wed February 1
Read: Adams (p. 24-100)
Read: Berger, "Appearances: A Popular Use of Photography"
Post: Response #2
Fri February 3
Read: Adams (p. 101-112)
Read: Berger, "Appearances: The Enigma of Appearances"
PART 2: Reportage
• Week Four:
Mon February 6
Panel #2 Presentation
Read: Malcolm (p. 1-20)
3-page Paper Due
Wed February 8
Read: Malcolm (p. 21-41)
Quiz #1
Fri February 10
Read: Malcolm (p. 42-81)
• Week Five:
Mon February 13
Panel #3 Presentation
Read: Malcolm (p. 82-108)
Wed February 15
Read: Malcolm (108-130)
Quiz #2
Friday February 17
Read: Malcolm (131-145)
• Week Six:
Mon February 20
Read: Malcolm (146-163)
Wed February 22
Panel #4 Presentation
Read: Hersey (1-23)
Fri February 24
Read: Hersey (24-55)
Quiz #3
• Week Seven:
Mon February 27
Read: Hersey (56-77)
Post: Response #3
Wed March 1
Read: Hersey (78-86)
Post: Response #3
Fri March 3
Read: Hersey (87-118)
•Week Eight: Spring Break
PART 3: Documentary Film
• Week Nine:
Mon March 13
Panel #5 Presentation
Watch: Gunner Palace
Post: Response #4
Wed March 15
Discussion on Gunner Palace
Post: Response #4
Friday March 17
Discussion on Gunner Palace
• Week Ten:
Mon March 20
Panel #6 Presentation
Watch: Born Into Brothels
5-page Paper Due
Wed March 22
Discussion on Born Into Brothels
Post: Response #5 (all students)
Fri March 24
Discussion on Born Into Brothels
PART 4: Social Survey
• Week Eleven:
Mon March 27
Panel #7 Presentation
Read: Mayhew (excerpts)
Wed March 29
Read: Mayhew (excerpts)
Quiz #4
Fri March 31
Read: Mayhew (excerpts)
• Week Twelve:
Mon April 3
Panel #8 Presentation
Read: Riis (p. 52-77)
Wed April 5
Read: Riis (p. 77-106)
Quiz #6
Fri April 7
Read: Riis (p. 106-113)
•Week Thirteen:
Mon April 10
Read: Riis (excerpts)
PART 5: Non-Fiction Novel
Wed April 12
Read: Capote on the Non-Fiction Novel
Fri April 13 EASTER BREAK
• Week Fourteen:
Mon April 17 EASTER BREAK
Wed April 19
Panel #9 Presentation
Read: Capote (1-74)
Fri April 21
Read: Capote (77-110)
• Week Fifteen:
Mon April 24
Read: Capote (110-155)
Wed April 26
Read: Capote (159-211)
Quiz #6
Fri April 28
Read: Capote (212-248)
7-page Paper Due
• Week Sixteen:
Mon May 1
Panel #10 Presentation
Read: Capote (251-302)
Wed May 3
Read: Capote (302-343)


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Security seems to be big this week. We have our third security-related announcement for the day, thanks to Control4. The company says they are now selling the new 7-inch In-Wall Touch Screen with Camera (pictured right) and the Control4 Door Station (pictured below).
Both are the latest in Control4's line of video intercom solutions, promising always-on control functionality for both homes and businesses.
The hub of the system is the 7-inch In-Wall Touch Screen with Camera, which mounts right to the wall. With support for wireless-N and Ethernet, the unit operates via Power over Ethernet (PoE) or AC power options. From there, users can tap into other Control4 video intercom-capable products and the audio intercom compatibility with the current 5- and 7-inch In-Wall Touch Screens.
Control4 is also unleashing the Door Station, allowing for video intercom experiences from outdoor locations. With WiFi and Ethernet support and both AC and PoE options, the Door Station includes two contact sensors and one relay, which can monitor the opening and closing of gates and doors.
The Control4 7-inch In-Wall Touch Screen with Camera is available now for the introductory price of $999. The Control4 Intercom License features an MSRP of $399 for unlimited devices within an installation. Available in satin nickel, satin black and Venetian bronze, the Control4 Door Station is also available now, for $799.
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A lot of people are unhappy with object access auditing on Windows, because what they want to know is "who touched the object and what did that person do", but what Windows auditing tells you is actually "who touched the object and what did they ask for permission to do". The distinction is subtle, but if you are interpreting object access events as recording what changes were made to objects, then you're probably misunderstanding what the log is saying.
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Summary: This article is about the tutorial how to import and edit Sony Handycam HDR-PJ780/PJ790V/PJ650V AVCHD in Final Cut Pro X on Mac.

Following: Transcode Sony HDR-PJ790V/PJ780/PJ650V AVCHD MTS to FCP X

Sony HDR-PJ780, PJ790V and PJ650V came to latest range of Sony Handycam Full HD digital cameras. These new Handycams are featured with the powerful image stabilizer inside, makeing the footage and the transitions steady and smooth. You can record 1080/60p/24p AVCHD shootings with the PJ790V/PJ780/PJ650V Handycam camcorder, sharing your memories virtually anywhere.

After recording some 1080 60p footages, you probably would import AVCHD from Sony Hanycam to Mac for editing with Mac tools like Final Cut Pro X. While, importing problems occurred as the FCP X can't import Sony PJ790V/PJ780/PJ650V recorded 1080 50/60P AVCHD video, the frame rate is so high and the AVCHD codec is not friendly to FCP for editing. And as we know Apple ProRes codec is the natively supported by Final Cut Pro. So, you'd better transcode Sony HDR-PJ790V/PJ780/PJ650V AVCHD to ProRees 422 for Final Cut Pro X first.

Brorsoft MTS/M2TS converter for Mac is the possible solution for you, which is the tool that can deal nearly all kinds of 1080p, 1080i, 720p MTS videos from Sony, Canon, JVC, Panasonic camcorders. With it, you can convert Sony PJ790V/PJ780/PJ650V MTS files for FCP X natively editing on Mac with the ProRes .mov output format. Besides, with this Mac MTS Convert program, you can transcode MTS/M2ts to an editable format like AIC for iMovie/FCE, MPEG-2 for Adobe Premiere, DNxHD for Avid Media Composer and more. Download and follow the step-by-step tutorial below.

Note: Before you try to do the conversion, don't forget to make sure that you have installed the Apple ProRes Codec manually since the FCP X asks users to install it by themselves.

Step 1:  After downloading, install and run this MTS to FCP X Converter, just copy the MTS files from your camcorder to your hard drive. Import the files to the software for converting.

Step 2:  Click the "Format" option and choose "Final Cut Pro > Apple ProRes 422 (*.mov)" as the best codec for FCP X on Mac.

Tip:  You can also click "settings" button in the main interface to customize the output video's parameters, such as resolution, frame rate, etc. In usual, 1920*1080 video size, and 30fps video frame rate is recommended for editing Sony handycam MTS video in Final Cut Pro.

Step 3:  Click the "Convert" icon to start to convert Sony Handycam AVCHD to Prores MOV for FCP X on Mac OS X

Once the conversion finished, click the "Open" button to locate converted files, then load ProRes .MOV files in FCP X. Now you can successfully and easily import Sony HDR-PJ790V/PJ780/PJ650V 1080 60p MTS footage to FCP X for smooth editing.


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So, I don't think that Mariah Carey is technically wearing a bikini, but whatever she's wearing on stage isn't really that much bigger than a bikini. Sure, it has a cape, and she's not at the beach, but it sure looks like a bikini to me. That or it's just plain bra and underwear. Albeit sparkly bra and underwear.
Of course, I could be wrong. Who knows, with that cape, Mariah Carey could be some kind of new singing Superhero. An annoying, skanky, singing Superhero. Or, just plain skanky. Either way, she's not really wearing very much.
You, know I think it's good that we finally have a plus-sized, annoying, skanky, singing Superhero.
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Dozens of chemical firms hit in espionage hack attack
Dozens of companies in the defense and chemical industries have been targeted in an industrial espionage campaign that steals confidential data from computers infected with malware, researchers from Symantec said. At least 29 companies involved in the research, development, and manufacture of chemicals and an additional 19 …
Couldn't be
This couldn't be a hack attempt from a certain large Country in Asia or a smaller one connected to it? No.. Couldn't be!
Who Dunnit?
I suppose China will be blamed, but I wonder if this sort of campaign, being so wide spread, is actually being perpetrated by a group which is neutral - just in it for the profit that they can make by selling the info on to whoever is willing to pay?
BOFH Failure
My ISP disables all EXE downloads by default. Sounds like the BOFH didn't know what they were doing, but then again, I see many similar things at companies I visit.
people just need
"DO NOT OPEN ANY ATTATCHMENTS EVEN FROM PEOPLE YOU KNOW" tattooed on their eyeballs
and then they'll open brittney spears_naked.jpg .exe when its comes from a spoof email addy like email@example.com.
Perhaps a walled off network could be provided for the dumb s**ts who do this all the..... ... . .. ohh cool someone just sent me Charlotte_church_with_her_t*ts_out.jpg brb
Yet another free advert for Symantec~1
Yet another free advert for Symantec and does this 'malware' run on any other Operating Systems except Windows?
I'm just waiting for the other shoe to drop...
I keep seeing the FUD from both businesses and government about Cyber war (and obviously the security companies want a piece of the anti-Cyber war government money as the FUD gets ramped up), but I'm just waiting for the other shoe to drop so to speak, when its used to justify forcing through more draconian measures on to all of us, the likes of which some of our government MPs have been keep calling for, over the past few years.
Its not as if we have to connect every computer to the Internet. If something is so secret or hazardous to expose it to the Internet, then why expose it to the Internet? Its not rocket science so to speak, every computer on the planet doesn't have to be on connected to the Internet. But then using some common sense wouldn't allow the FUD stories to keep flowing in the media, all allowing more strength to back up the government claims for their need for more draconian measures so they are happy to let the Cyber war stories build up plus the security companies smell money to be made from it all, so they are happy as well.
... I'm just waiting for the other shoe to drop, when the governments show us what they want to do about it.
After all, we have the International Labour Organization highlighting today, fear of increased civil unrest in Europe + Increasingly people talking about the need for a European spring so to speak to deal with the corrupt MPs and banks + endless MP rhetoric about the need to regulate the Internet = ? its not hard to guess what politicians fear from the Internet and what they want. Its also easily to see how the so called Arab spring was fueled by the Internet's ability to help people undermine government liars and all politicians fear that kind of social movement.
So I'm just waiting for the other shoe to drop, because its all slowly building to a crescendo. :(
Notice how it somehow always is "researchers" from IT "security" vendors who dish out (preciously few) scary specifics, and how it's government spook agencies that keep on warning about various threats, but always in general. The timing is also interesting, of course.
One point being that this is also an intelligence game and that so far the fearmongering is *working*. That means "we" can't dismiss what they're doing out of hand. Doesn't mean we have to agree, mind. But do take note, of just who is doing what.
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@Government: Fund Safe Operating Systems; Memory/Type Safe Programming Languages; Fund Full Mathematical Verification of a minimal Linux, Firefox and a PDF viewer; use Linux; create AppArmor profiles;Remove the Insecure A***e Crap
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@Private PC users: keep software auto-patched; don't run as Administrator; remove A***e crap software
Could it be
These companies are already protected(?) by something from "Symantec"
There should be a law
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◆ 8 tonight and Saturday, 1:30 p.m. Friday and 7:30 p.m. Tuesday
◆ Symphony Center, 220 S. Michigan
◆ Tickets, $30-$249
◆ (312) 294-3000; cso.org
Updated: September 24, 2012 6:25AM
Surveying the city from his hotel suite 40-plus floors up above Michigan Avenue, Riccardo Muti is surprised.
"I'm enjoying this weather," he said by phone Wednesday afternoon. "It's really not so bad. It's a kind of inspirational monotone of white. And my son Domenico and his girlfriend and I just took a walk outside, and it was very impressive, a kind of white stillness all around, something out of Dante."
Though normally no great fan of winter — when he was considering his post as music director of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, Muti asked locals how quickly one could escape to "somewhere really warm" — the Italian conductor, 69, seems genuinely happy to be back in Chicago after the launch of his first season here was cut short last fall by illness. Diagnosed as suffering from stress and exhaustion upon his return to Italy, Muti said that after a month of "complete rest," cancellation of some prior commitments and careful re-entry with others, "all of this is now in the past."
"I am not just visiting here in Chicago. I am back here," he said. "The orchestra and I had a wonderful rehearsal on Tuesday. After a very nice welcome back from the musicians, immediately we started to make music. That is a very good sign."
The afternoon was spent working with guest piano soloist Mitsuko Uchida on the Schumann concerto, which she will play at four CSO concerts tonight through Tuesday. With an extra orchestra rehearsal today to make up for a rare snow day Wednesday, "we will be in excellent condition."
In addition to three weeks of 11 subscription concerts, Muti is also heading up the first International CSO Sir Georg Solti Conducting Competition and Apprenticeship Friday to Sunday. The winner of a two-year apprenticeship with Muti and a $20,000 cash prize are set to be announced Tuesday.
When asked if all of the competitors will be able to show up, given the weather and travel conditions, Muti chuckled and said, "Conductors always arrive. What happens after that is less predictable. But they always arrive."
Muti is looking forward this month to presenting works by an unusual trio of composers he has long championed. On tap are the first CSO performances of Cherubini's 1815 Overture in G Major ("the only orchestral overture by this great composer"), the first Chicago concerts in almost 40 years of Hindemith's 1940 Symphony in E-Flat (also a Solti favorite) and Varese's mystical 1925-27 "Arcana," which Muti first led in the 1980s as music director of the Philadelphia Orchestra (which premiered the work under Leopold Stokowski).
Each of his three programs this month also has a popular concerto at its center — in addition to the Schumann, Russian violinist Vadim Repin plays the Tchaikovsky Violin Concerto and Norwegian Leif Ove Andsnes returns after several years as soloist for the Brahms Second Piano Concerto. Muti also will take up a longtime CSO calling card, Shostakovich's Fifth Symphony, as well as the suite from Stravinsky's Tchaikovsky tribute ballet "The Fairy's Kiss" and the first work that the CSO will play by Anna Clyne, one of the two Mead composers-in-residence picked by Muti.
Clyne's work "<<rewind<<" (2005) is "very well written," Muti said. "I am very excited about this first cooperation with Anna Clyne, not only by the music itself, but from my experience of her and reports about her time thus far in Chicago as a very sympathetic person. It's very important for me, particularly as I have grown older, the human aspect of the people one collaborates with."
And although he never met Shostakovich, who died in 1975, Muti also feels a strong connection with the long-suffering Soviet composer. "I made the first performance and recording in the Western world of his 13th Symphony, 'Babi Yar,' in 1970, in Rome with the RAI orchestra, male chorus and [Italian bass] Ruggero Raimondi as soloist. The work had been banned by the Russians since 1963, but a score was brought out for us and translated into Italian. I later received word from Shostakovich himself, to whom a tape had been delivered in Russia, that he was deeply touched by this.
"This is very important to me — the real connections one must strive for, with a composer, the audience and of course the musicians."


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LEHIGH ACRES, Fla. -- Students say the 15 year-old arrested for bringing a gun to East Lee County High School had the weapon because he was bullied. WINK News has decided not to use the student's name or picture.
The 15 year old will now be punished according to the school's code of conduct which says if you bring a gun to school, you could face expulsion for a year.
The teen is in big trouble after authorities discovered he brought a .38 caliber gun to class earlier this week.
Lee County Schools Superintendent Dr Nancy Graham commends the classmate who saw the gun, and anonymously reported it to the school resource officer.
"We had 1700 children do the right thing, and we had one who made a poor choice. The good news is there was another who was especially brave and shared an anonymous tip, so the school was able to deal with the issue right away. That's what we want to do," said Dr. Graham.
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Welcome to NetBackup 7.1! This series of blogs will provide additional information into the key features of NetBackup 7.1 continuing today with Auto Image Replication (AIR).
The growth in the use of disk storage (particularly deduplicating disk storage) for backup has highlighted a limitation of disk storage when it comes to disaster recovery. Tapes can easily be sent offsite to be used for restores after a site outage. Disk doesn't offer this flexibility. Some OpenStorage technologies, including the PureDisk Deduplication Option, support "out of band" replication where the contents of the disk storage is replicated between devices – however NetBackup has no knowledge of the data which makes recovery in a NetBackup protected environment more difficult. Using this approach the replicated data can only be accessed after recreating the NetBackup catalog – which is done by importing the entire content of the disk storage at the remote site using the bpimport command. The nbcatsync utility, introduced in NetBackup 6.5.6 and 7.0.1 can address this challenge it relies on being able to restore the catalog from a catalog backup and then "post-process" it to reconcile the disk device mappings. While faster than importing the contents of the storage, this is still a time consuming process.
This has all changed with the introduction of AIR. The use of Storage Lifecycle Policies (SLP) and optimized duplication between disk pools allows disk based backups to be replicated between devices under NetBackup control. Prior to NetBackup 7.1 this process has been limited to the NetBackup master server from which they originated. With NetBackup 7.1 site to site disaster recovery – whether the site is two rooms in the same data center or separate data centers across the country - can now be done using two separate Masters and the process is automatic once the SLP has been configured. Obviously the greater the separation between the sites the greater the type and severity of disaster that can be protected against.
The Auto Image Replication (AIR) feature introduced in NetBackup 7.1 addresses the site to site replication challenge by allowing Storage Lifecycle Policies to duplicate selected images between NetBackup Master domains. Backups are first written to a Media Server Deduplication Pool (MSDP) using a suitably configured SLP and then duplicated to a remote target NetBackup domain. An SLP in the target domain logs the duplicated copy in the catalog of the target domain and it is held there on MSDP disk based on a retention policy set in the source SLP. Remember, this is a "duplication" process since the data is already "deduplicated" by using the MSDP.
The retention of the data at the target site is configured from the source site. This SLP can also be configured to duplicate imported data to other types of storage at the remote site, and then expire it from the disk it was duplicated to. For example, once the data is duplicated to the remote site, it can then be copied to a tape drive at the remote site for long term storage that NetBackup is "aware of". This process could then free up space for additional replication from the source domain. At this time, the destination retention at the Target site is a fixed time period, however support for the "expire after duplication" and "capacity managed" retention options will be included in a future release.
The primary purpose of Auto Image Replication is to create off-site copies of mission critical backups to protect against site loss. It is not intended to extend the storage capacity of a backup domain by allowing backups to be stored in a separate domain, nor is the intention to provide for day to day restores of data. Due to WAN bandwidth restrictions between sites, typically only the most critical data should be chosen for duplication using AIR. Electronic off-siting in this manner allows the backup set to be duplicated to an off-site location as soon as the backup has completed at the primary site without the need for user intervention based on the configuration of the SLP. It also means that the duplicate copy is available at the disaster recovery site as soon as the duplication has completed. This offers a significant advantage over traditional tape based off-siting in which backups must be duplicated to tapes that are then removed from the tape library and shipped to the disaster recovery site, a time consuming and costly activity with a risk that the tapes could be lost or stolen in transit.
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In order to use Auto Image Replication suitable disk storage devices must be configured in the source and target domains. In the NetBackup 7.1 release the Auto Image Replication feature only supports the Media Server Deduplication Option (MSDP) to duplicate backups between domains. Support for OpenStorage devices and PureDisk Deduplication Option are expected to follow in a future release.
How does it work? Auto Image Replication works by duplicating backups from a disk pool in the source domain to a disk pool in the target domain. The replication operation requires two SLPs, one in the source domain and one in the target domain, both of which must have the same name. The SLP in the source domain is associated with the backup policy and controls the writing of backup and the subsequent duplication to the target domain. The SLP in the target domain is not associated with a backup policy but is invoked by an alerting mechanism when a new image (duplicated from the source domain) is detected. This SLP runs the process to add the information about the backup to the target domain and can also be configured to duplicate the backup to other storage locations in the target domain.
An Auto Image Replication backup image is different to a normal NetBackup backup image because once the backup has completed the image database information associated with the backup (the part of the NetBackup catalog that lists what the backup actually contains) is appended to the end of the backup image before it is duplicated to the target domain. When a new backup is detected in the target domain this information is read from the backup and used to populate the target domain's NetBackup catalog. This information only exists in the source domain copies and the initial copy in the target domain and is not included in any subsequent duplicate copies created in the target domain.
To help understand the process, refer to the following diagram and the numbered notes following the diagram.
The figure shows the sequence of events in an Auto Image Replication backup and duplication operation broken down into 4 discrete steps:
- Step 1 – The backup is written to disk storage in the source domain using a backup policy with an SLP configured for Auto Image Replication. When the backup completes the catalog data it generates is appended to the end of the backup.
- Step 2 – the backup is duplicated to the target domain across the WAN (or LAN)
- Step 3 – the storage device in the target domain alerts the target master server to the fact that a backup has been duplicated to it. This triggers the receiving SLP to run a "fast import" operation in which the catalog data transferred from the source domain is added to the target domain's catalog.
- Step 4 – the receiving SLP in the target domain can now duplicate the received backup to any desired location for storage – such as creating a tape for long term retention.
Hopefully this information on Auto Image Replication has been helpful. Join us tomorrow for a look at another major NetBackup 7.1 feature – OpsCenter Reporting Enhancements including Deployment Analyzer for calculating Front End Terabyte (FETB) in existing NetBackup environments.


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How can anyone hate Ryback?
He is everything a wrestler should be. An ass kicker, a machine, the guy looks like a punisher. And those of you who say he can't wrestle make me laugh.
I am starting to think that the IWC think all jacked up guys can't wrestle and are just there for show. Thats not the case. Ryback could wrestle. Batista could wrestle. Brock Lesnar could wrestle. Goldberg could wrestle. Ultimate Warrior could wrestle. And I don't give a fuck what anyone says, wrestling is all theatre and these 5 guys gave a hell of a show when it all comes down to it. Not everyone can be a technical mastermind. Ryback has a role and he plays it perfectly.
I love Ryback.
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Why start this thread? You know what answers you're going to get.
He's boring. He has goofy facial expressions. He can't wrestle. He can't talk. He's a catch phrase and nothing else. He's a Goldberg rip-off.
Why bother?
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Re: How can anyone hate Ryback?
I don't hate Ryback, in fact a lot of the times I'm entertained by him in matches.
I just don't want him to EVER speak. Last thing I need to see is his jacked up teeth as he attempts to give a promo even though he's too gassed out to form a complete sentence.
It's the equivalent to Orton's dramatic pauses except with Ryback it's heavy breathing.
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You do know he pretends to be gassed-out during his promos because it looks intense or something like that. He doesn't talk like that normally.
Re: How can anyone hate Ryback?
Brock Lesnar certainly can wrestle. The rest can fuck off.
Re: How can anyone hate Ryback?
People will always hate things that are popular, regardless of merit.
Re: How can anyone hate Ryback?
Ryback is more or less a talented version of Goldberg.
He has a good moveset, isn't too bad in more evenly paced matches and - above all - has moved passed the 'winning streak' gimmick, a gimmick that is usually the Kiss of Death for the poor guy who eventually has to lose.
Ryback's got a great moveset, his mannerisms are appropriately threatening and in general I think he could - at any time - be put into the main even scene and be a credible threat.
This does not mean he should get the belt, you understand. But he's on a level that it feels right for him to be competing for it. I think he's got a very bright future indeed, and rightly so. Guy's worked his ass off.
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The recently acquired point guard was given the job of directing the Nets' offense by coach Lawrence Frank Wednesday after practicing for the first time since the Jason Kidd deal with Dallas last week.
``We really want him to take ownership with this,'' Frank said. ``We want him to feel comfortable with this, be assertive and have the freedom to make some play calls.''
How much Harris can help immediately is uncertain. He has not appeared in a game since spraining his left ankle while playing for the Mavericks on Jan. 27.
His availability against Milwaukee at the Izod Center on Thursday night will be a game-time decision. Indications after practice were that Harris would come off the bench and replace Marcus Williams if the ankle feels OK.
``Besides running up and down the court, I can pretty much do everything,'' said the third-year player who turned 25 on Wednesday. ``The wind isn't there because I haven't played in a month. I have to get my stamina back up.''
After watching for more than a week, Harris has a good feeling for the offense.
``I learn best when I can go through things at full speed and learn that way,'' said Harris, a talent who has a big upside being 10 years younger than Kidd. ``I'm kind of hindered watching from the sidelines and trying to figure it out from there.''
Frank knows there will be an adjustment period with Harris running the team. Kidd, who led the Nets to two NBA finals, had six years to get to know where and when Vince Carter and Richard Jefferson wanted the ball. Harris has had less than 10 days.
Frank believes in Harris, noting coaches and point guards have special relationships.
``Both sides have to be willing to take that leap of faith that there is some trust we're going to give each other, and the only way that trust grows is based on performance and preparation,'' Frank said. ``Again, we'll each take a leap of faith and understand that this is a work in progress and we're going to start here.''
Teammates liked Harris' quickness in practice, and his ability to drive and create off the dribble.
``I think that will be huge,'' forward Bostjan Nachbar said. ``I have said this a million times before, I play off the others and he is one of the guys who creates stuff and I think I am going to benefit from it, just like the others.''
Former Dallas teammate and fellow point guard Darrell Armstrong saw glimpses of Harris when he was with Dallas, where he averaged 14.4 points, 5.3 assists and just 2.4 turnovers in 39 games this season.
``I think he knows offense,'' Armstrong said. ``He knows the offense probably better than any guy in the trade, and he is pretty fluid with it now. It looks like he is ready to go.''
This is the longest Harris has been sidelined since missing 24 games with a leg injury two seasons ago.
``We haven't had a lot of time to get the trust factor going so we've had to take a leap of faith, both of us,'' Harris said of his relationship with Frank. ``He's going to have to trust me and I am going to have to trust him. Hopefully, we'll have time to grow, but right now we are in a tense situation.''
The Nets (25-32) are clinging to a playoff berth in the Eastern Conference with 25 games left in the regular season.


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ST. LOUIS, MO., November 10 (CNA) .- Bishop Thomas John Paprocki finished the St. Louis Rock-N-Roll Marathon on Oct. 21 in four hours, 22 minutes and 53 seconds. It was his 19th marathon.
"I placed 743 out of 1,749 overall … and was 508 out of 931 in the men's division," said Bishop Paprocki in an email to employees at the Catholic Pastoral Center and Catholic Charities in Springfield. Additionally, he finished fifth out of 25 in his age division.
Bishop Paprocki ran with the LIFE Runners, the only pro-life marathon team in the nation.
"We had the largest team registered for the St. Louis Rock-N-Roll half/full marathon," said Air Force Lt. Col. Pat Castle, one of the co-founders of the LIFE Runners. He said that 245 LIFE Runners from 24 states geared up for the race. Another 245 LIFE Runners did other races across the country.
"Our 2012 team is up to 490 runners/walkers, ages 5 to 73, in 36 states and three foreign countries," Castle said. "We raised over $52,000 for our beneficiaries." LIFE Runner money was designated to St. Louis ThriVe baby bus, St. Louis Good Shepherd (which provides post-baby family support), and Sioux Falls Alpha Center baby bus.
In the marathon, Bishop Paprocki wore a LIFE Runners T-shirt and bib number 4165.
As the chaplain for the National LIFE Runners Team, he concelebrated Mass for the LIFE Runners and their families and friends at the Cathedral Basilica of St. Louis and prayed the blessing before the race. He was also presented with the 2011 LIFE Runner of the Year Award.
Like all the LIFE Runners, he helped donate to the designated charities, but also raised money to be used locally for diocesan seminarians.
"To date, $10,000 has been donated in support of my marathon run for vocations to help pay for the education and formation of our seminarians," Bishop Paprocki said. "I am grateful for the generous support for the training of the future priests of our diocese."
Bishop Paprocki is already looking forward to his 20th marathon. He is planning to run the Crazy Horse Marathon in Hill City, S.D., on Oct. 6, 2013. Running with the LIFE Runners he will support pro-life causes but hopes to also once again support seminarians and says he would welcome seminarians and priests from the diocese who would run with him.
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November 26, 2014
A representative from Nestle Company met face-to-face with an FSU professor.
The two continued the debate on the water bottling company's interest in using water from a local springs.
Nestle Waters' Natural Resource Manager got the opportunity to respond to community concerns surrounding the company possibly bottling water from Wacissa Springs in Jefferson County.
Kent Koptiuch spoke at the Capital Tiger Bay's Crossfire meeting Tuesday at the Leon County Civic Center.
Dr. Andy Opel, an Environmental Communications Professor at FSU, also got the chance to express his concerns.
Opel says that if Nestle bottles water from Wacissa Springs, it will be damaging to the community.
Koptiuch disagreed and said, contrary to what many people believe, Nestle would not make an outstanding profit from the project.
Koptiuch said, "The margins on bottles water are very thin. You go into a convenient store, sure, you're going to pay $1.25, $1.50 for a bottle. But, that's a mark up that the convenient store gets. We, as a company, do not sell retail. We sale wholesale only."
Dr. Opel said, "They're using our roads, our transportation infrastructure, fouling air and groundwater and leaving the public on the hook to clean up the mess. For any concerned about local environment, the health of Floridians, and the financial future of government; the answer to this question is no--no free water for Nestle, no water mining and no water profiteering."
Nestle has a water bottling plant in Madison County.
Koptiuch says the company provides about 800 jobs in Florida. But, Dr. Opel says there wouldn't be many jobs coming to Jefferson County because he says Nestle would only be using the water, and not new people.
Many of the concerns have been brought up and several community meetings.
But, Tuesday, Koptiuch told attendees that Nestle would not move forward until the company completes its studies on the effects on the spring.
He says they're only six months into the study and have at least a year before the study is done.
Nestle has not applied for a permit to begin pumping from Wacissa Springs.
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