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(UEFA) Football Thread - Football not Soccer
I think the different threads has run its course and theres no real need for it anymore, now that we have a pure sport section so the threads are in no real danger of disappearing amongst the dozens and dozens of threads we used to have back when it was in the Miscellaneous section.
So this thread is designed to talk about the UEFA side of football for us Europeans and fans of football this side of the world and will last hopefully till at least end of May when the major football leagues end there seasons along with the finals of the UEFA Cup and UEFA Champions League. I will stick up a different thread come end of May for EURO 2008 as well.
Best way to start is the upcoming FINAL 8 - CL fixtures which are due to play there 1st legs tonight and tommorow...
Roma vs. Man Utd
Schalke vs. Barcelona
Arsenal vs, Liverpool
Fenerbache vs. Chelsea
Personally I still feel that Man Utd will win the CL but will most likely only get a draw tonight against ROMA (1-1)
Barcelona should walk over the germans and win both legs fairly comfortable but there form is patchy lately with only 1 win in 7 games.
Arsenal and Liverpool is a close one to call but I do feel the London club should be too strong for Liverpool. I think Arsenal will lose the away leg but should win the 1st home leg by a decent enough score to get through to the semi final.
I don't think Chelsea will win in Turkey but there home form should see them through.
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A little bit of breaking news...
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They won't be demoted, but may lose six points if found guilty, which will never happen anyway. There is an on-going rumour about Porto fixing games since the early 90's. However, only now, after a former prostitute that was the loved of the club's president, blab out some shenanigans to the cops, after he dumped her. It's a soap opera... :lol:
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Well I must say despite letting Roma have more of the ball at times, apart from a 10 minute spell, Utd defence was fantastic and Ferdinand was world class. Rooney did very well and was a big part of the Ronaldo goal and of course he scored the 2nd.
Also a great idea by Fergie to let Rooney play on the flank to provide better defensive coverage and I still feel finally Man Utd will once again win the CL after 9 year wait.
Cannot wait for tonights match as well...
Arsenal vs. Liverpool
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Man Utd. vs Liverpool in Moscow will be UEFA's worst nightmare. Imagine 40,000 mancs in proximity with 40,000 scousers and a good fraction of them will be drunk. Let the party begin. :devil:
As I said before I want to see an Arsenal/Barcelona final now that Roma is out.
Unfortunately Barca is in trouble right now so I don't see them beating SAF's current squad (which is the best he had imo ever) unless Rio pulls a groin or something like that...
Arsenal should pick themselves up against Liverpool. Player by player Arsenal is just much better although Rafa's nous for the European nights may prove too much for Wenger to handle but we'll see.
If Chelsea wins the final then the Mourinho fanatics at Stamford Bridge will be owned again by Avram Grant. :techman:
Either way this has been another exciting Champions league season despite my team being knocked out early this time.
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Liverpool v. Arsenal.
Tough one tonight (leaving work mid day to watch it live). Despite Arsenal's performance over the weekend, I think that said as much about Bolton's sorry state of affairs as it does Arsenal's fight. Beating 'Pool three times over such a short period of time is a tall order for any team, but with two of the games at Emirates, where Arsenal don't lose, I think they can tip the scales in their favor.
My prediction:
Arsenal 1 'Pool 0 (UEFA at Emirates)
Arsenal 2 'Pool 1 (League at Emirates)
Arsenal 2 'Pool 2 (UEFA at Anfield)
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Superb strike from Fenerbahce's Devid tonight vs Chelsea - esp after he scored the own goal to give Chelsea the lead early on. Fair play to them for coming from behind to win - should be an interesting return leg.
Arsenal-Liverpool was a strange game - Arsenal had most of the possession and chances yet didn't seem to create quite enough. Unlucky not to get a penalty when Kuyt's arm wrapped around Hleb in the area, a surreal clearance from Bentner when a goal looked certain, and a couple of last ditch tackles thwarting the Arsenal attack.
That away goal for Liverpool (top work by Gerrard and a tireless Kuyt) may prove decisive - an early goal for either side next week should make the game very interesting :)
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Liverpool v. Arsenal
The lack of penalty call was shocking. Rarely do you pick up the papers the next day and see them all agree a penalty was iron clad, but today they do.
I think Bendtner was not trying to get out of the way but trying to flick Cesc's ball into the net and got it all wrong. It may not matter in the end - even if he managed to jump over it, it may have still gotten the offside call.
Liverpool's away goal may very well prove decisive. But, as counterintuitive as this may sound, I am more comfortable with Arsenal chasing the away goal at Anfield. Coming from behind is something they seem to excel at, protecting a lead, not so much. The downside of course is Robin v. Persie has re-injured his thigh leaving attacking options limited again.
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I quite enjoyed the Arsenal/Liverpool game but it was a clear penalty and for me Wenger should start Walcott in the 2nd leg. I feel Liverpool will win the tie though and probably make it to the final again.
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Part Two tomorrow.
We need a good win at the Emirates because I think Everton will kill Derby.
If all goes well, I hope for a Barca vs LFC final, with LFC winning #6
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I was shocked to see how tepid Roma were against Man Utd. Or maybe I shouldn't have been, given last season's 7-1 drubbing at Old Trafford?
It will be interesting to see how and if Chelsea overturns the 2-1 deficit to Fenerbahce. And unlike some pundits, I'm not counting Arsenal out yet. Liverpool have the away goal, but that tie is on a knife edge.
You can bet Platini is hoping that next week sees 3 English sides eliminated somehow. :lol:
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Derby are diabolical.
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The bad news is that the big two hour great Friday stream was lost on Twitch. Yes, lost.
The good news is that such a terrible loss made me create a YouTube account, solely for Red-Resurrection content. From now on all streams will be saved permanently on YouTube, for easy catch-up for anyone who missed it!
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For those unfamiliar with the area, nestled in between the car yards is a little village of mostly Asian shops and restaurants. There's Malaysian, Cantonese, Japanese and so on. Basically you have your choice and from what I can see on Urbanspoon, all seem to rate pretty highly in the public's eye.
Jeremy and I have brought my mother out for a Saturday lunch, and though we wouldn't normally drive this far for a meal at a place we hadn't been to before, she was keen to try a Malaysian curry place there. Unfortunately for us, it was closed but we decided to stick around and try a different venue and afterwards we grabbed some delicious Korean marinated meats to eat for dinner (these meats alone are worth the drive).
After some deliberation, we settle on Ipoh Garden Restaurant which thankfully was air conditioned, allowing some temporary heat from the warm weather outside.
The menu was a little confusing, offering a selection of Malaysian and Chinese dishes but the photos accompanying didn't quite look authentic. Nonetheless it was busy, and full of other Asians which is usually a good indication of the quality of food.
The serving is huge. Actually mammoth is probably a better word. The egg gravy is thick and delicious, made from a wonderful stock (which makes all the difference). There's a bit too much raw garlic for my liking which is a bit distracting from the overall taste.
The noodles used have been stir fried in soy sauce which is where this deviates from the traditional dish. The soy sauce starts to seep into the gravy and changes the taste - I definitely prefer the normal way of preparing hor fun. That said, the fish is extremely tender and flakes apart with only the slightest prod of my chopstick.
They both say it's okay, but it's not the best kway teow any of us have ever had. It's really only average since there's been an over indulgence in the use of soy sauce. The 'extra hot' chilli is more mild and not so present, but overall it's not too bad.
It has a slight curry flavouring to the meat, but it's a mild taste that allows the succulent meat's goodness to shine through. I have to say, this is the best part of our meal out and a must have when coming here. No wonder all the tables around us had this too.
All in all our meal at Ipoh wasn't too bad. The food was nice enough but that said I'm not sure I'll be going back - especially since there's so many other places nearby calling out to try. But if I ever do go back here, I'll be getting more of that fried chicken for sure.


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May 8, 2014 (F1plus/G. Keilloh).- Some tracks have a reputation for unpredictability. For the shock result. For dishing out the wild card.
Sadly though the Circuit de Cataluyna near Barcelona which hosts this weekend's Spanish Grand Prix is not one of them. I say sadly as the venue when it arrived in F1 in 1991 was the one that gave the Spanish Grand Prix a permanent home finally; that ended the event's nomadic and patchy presence on the calendar. Unlike Jarama and Jerez it attracted a crowd; unlike the previous Barcelona venues of Pedralbes and Montjuic it satisfied safety standards.
But I threaten to digress. The Montmelo venue whatever its virtues is the one arguably on the farthest end of the scale from the unpredictable. Instead it's been viewed as the sport's bellwether; F1's indicator of the pecking order all things being equal.
Why is this? Well as is usually the case it can be attributed to a few disparate things coming together.
With the track's layout featuring a succession of long medium-speed corners which require good aerodynamics it isn't one on which a car can be hauled around ahead of itself. If your machine isn't working you have little choice but to sit and wait on it. Inspired drives outperforming your wheels, at least in the absence of rain, are therefore unlikely. And while a horrid chicane was added to the end of the lap in 2007, which rather spoiled the circuit's character (to the point that the final sector is now considered a good indicator for Monaco pace) its status as a barometer of where your car really is at remains.
The circuit for much of its existence has been the default testing venue for the teams too, to the point that your average F1 driver would likely see the Montmelo turns every time they closed their eyes. And in F1 this familiarity has bred contempt; taking the wrong turn on set-up often becoming next to impossible thus taking away a further potential source of surprise.
Given this combination Noah's Ark grids at the Circuit de Cataluyna - the cars lining up two by two - were common, as were tepid races given it's not a track big on overtaking opportunities even with its fairly lengthy pit straight, as there isn't really a big braking zone plus cars would struggle to follow in each other's 'dirty air'. Panic after a Spanish Grand Prix over whether F1 had got 'too boring' (plus ca change...) once was an annual event.
Still, the Montmelo track has gone some way to shed its reputation for monotony in recent times. It helps that it's the scene of Alonso-mania, with his frenzied followers ensuring that - due to their presence even if nothing else - this can no longer be considered just another race.
It's also a Grand Prix that's, perhaps incongruously, rather spread the love in recent years with seven different winners in the last seven visits. Pastor Maldonado's triumph in 2012 without hyperbole has good claim as F1's most unexpected and unlikely win of all.
And this time it'll likely become eight from eight, as neither Lewis Hamilton (a fact that I find a little weird) nor Nico Rosberg have ever won here, and the chief theme of F1 in 2014 is that victory is a private matter for the two Mercedes men.
It's hard to predict as ever who of the two is likely to emerge on top this time; on one hand Lewis is gathering incremental evidence of his establishing the whip hand, but on the other last year at this track was the scene of a clear intra-Merc win for Nico (albeit on a woeful race day for the silver cars - what a difference a year makes). Although he still leads the drivers' table, it feels a lot like Nico needs somehow to address his team mate's big mo this weekend.
Another association with the Spanish round these days is that it opens the European season, and with plenty to think about from the 'fly-aways' in addition to a three-week gap since the previous round as well as the teams being close to home for the first time major upgrade packages will be on show up and down the grid. There are reasons to think there's potential for a particular shift this time too given all still are wrestling with fairly new technology and regulations - learning curves likely will be cliff face-like.
While as James Allen noted a good aerodynamic upgrade could gain around three or four tenths per lap, and even though it's possible that everyone makes roughly the same progress thus leaving us roughly where we were such has been the tight pecking order in 2014 (behind the Mercs at least) there may still be some switches.
As James Allen also noted however this time in particular gains in the power units could amount to much more than just a few tenths. Of course, technically we have power unit homogolation but it's more honoured in the breach, or rather more honoured in the creative exploitation of the loophole, than in the observance.
Ferrari and Renault appeared in the opening rounds to have a particular way to go on the horsepower front, and the evidence therein is that if the units can be got as good as Mercedes then it'll go a long way to getting Ferrari and Red Bull with the silver cars' breathless pace.
This time too, and for the first time anyone can remember, we enter a Spanish Grand Prix with the circuit having not been used for testing at all previously in the year. And this in a year wherein cars are, um, rather different to what we had before.
So there is cause for optimism that things will be a bit more variable than usual at Montmelo this time. But given the gap they have in their pocket, plus that aping the Merc's advantage won't be the work of a moment, it would still be a major shock if Lewis and Nico don't have the place to themselves this weekend when it comes to disputing first place.
Ferrari and Red Bull will also be pleased that this track, plus the next one around Monaco, places less of a premium on engine performance due to the relatively few straights and acceleration zones (unlike the next two after that, Montreal and then the Red Bull Ring). It also may mean on the flipside that the Mercedes-powered interlopers of the opening rounds such as Force India and Williams may be less competitive here.
But with this weekend's get-together marking the start of a slalom run all the way to the start of the summer break at the end of July, in addition to the track's bellwether characteristics already explained, there will be plenty of hearts in mouths in Friday practice as the revised machines are tried out on track.
With the paucity of overtaking at the Circuit de Catalunya qualifying and starts are vital at this venue, and indeed eight of the last ten races here have been won from pole. Alonso won from fifth on the grid last year but it owed a lot to being up to third by turn four, as well as that pole man's Rosberg's Merc rather chewed its Pirellis.
You may also recall (perhaps with a shudder) the fallout from last year's race in terms of early 2013's major gripe of the gumball tyres. Pirelli seems keen to stop this happening again by the evidence of it bringing the two most durable available compounds of the hard and medium. But still such is the workout the tyres get through the long corners as well as a fairly abrasive surface three stops may yet be the norm, though some may try for two.
So, rather against the venues' reputation there may be some variations from what we've seen before on show this weekend. That's strictly behind the top two of course.


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Ferd II Apr 19, 2013 7:40 AM
Re: iCal v4.0.4/OSX.6.8 sync problem with iPad 3 in response to iBozz Helpful
Since your post mentioned "Upgrading iCal Calendars..." you may want to try removing the com.apple.iCal.plist file from your Macintosh HD/Users/yourusername/Library/Preferences Folder. Quit iCal, and drag the .plist file to your desktop.
Then go to your Macintosh HD/Users/yourusername/Library/Calendars Folder and remove any files with "Cache" as a part of the file name. Log out/in, or restart and check Calendars for functionality.
iBozz Apr 22, 2013 4:36 PM
Re: iCal v4.0.4/OSX.6.8 sync problem with iPad 3 in response to Ferd II
Thanks, ferd.
I've tried what you said and it has, alas, made no difference.
I've looked at it a bit more and can report that entries made on the iPad's Calendar app are currently not sync'd across to the iMac's iCal, nor are changes to times of appointments on the iPad carried across to the iMac.
Entries made on the iMac's iCal are, however, carried over to the iPad, but appointments changed on iCal are shown on the iPad as both the old and new timings.
In addition, I subscribe to four external calendars, two public and two private.
The private ones behave as expected, but the two public ones show correctly on the iMac but not on the iPad.
One of them ...
... appears as "All Day" items on the iPad several times each day. I can't be sure, but I guess (speculation until proven one way or the other) that wundergorund update their forecast several times a day and the iMac/iCal version shows the correct and latest update whereas the iPad "remembers" and shows each previous update and these are not deleted after I sync the device.
The second one ...
http://www.google.com/calendar/ical/s22hiqne2bv9o3ilraq9p7ama0%40group.calendar. google.com/public/basic.ics
... is even more bizarre. This is a sports team fixture calandar which is updated after games in order to show the scores. For all games, the entries show once on the iMac but on the iPad the game played on 20 April appears twice - once as a "fixture" with no scores and once again as a "result" with the scores! As far as I can see, that last game is the only one shown twice, all others show either as a future fixture or a past result!
I have agian sync'd without Calendars being included in the sync data, turned off the iPad, restarted it, resync'd with Calendars included - and all the "incorrect" data has reappeared! The iPad is clearly being fed data which includes appointments deleted from iMac/iCal (or is somehow remebering them itself) and i cannot imagine from where this "memory" comes.
So from where is the iPad picking up the information? I presume that the "historical" (i.e. changed) data comes from a cache file somewhere - but on your suggestion I have deleted the cache file in ~/Library/Calendars and also the ~/Library/Preferences plist file. So it can't be from either of those.
Upgrading the Calendars last time seemed to correct the problem, but that may well have been a coincidence. Odd though, that it all appeared as expected after the "upgrade" - but this time that didn't work.
I back up the iMac (including Calendars) to a Time Capsule every 6 hours and also, inter alia, Calendars to DropBox and a virtual disk on my ISP's servers every 24 hours, but I can't see why, or indeed how, syncing would look to any of those sources. In any event, even if they did, surely any anomalies would iron themselves out each day?
I am totally bemused by all of this, and not a little irritated as if I cannot rely on the accuracy of the iPad and iMac calendars then they are a waste of time.
I confess to disliking Mountain Lion intensely, but I may have to consider upgrading merely to get my calendars synced acurately over iCloud. It isn't a step i'd take lightly as I don't like the way ML works (I've seen it on a friend's machine and I am seriously unimpressed!) so I would prefer to get this resolved under Snow Leopard.
Have you, or indeed anyone else, any ideas where to start looking for this "needle in a haystack" glitch/bug/undocumanted feature?
Ferd II Apr 22, 2013 6:22 PM
Re: iCal v4.0.4/OSX.6.8 sync problem with iPad 3 in response to iBozz Solved
Have you, or indeed anyone else, any ideas where to start looking for this "needle in a haystack" glitch/bug/undocumanted feature?
One last suggestion that I can think of is to attempt Resetting the SyncServices folder. Make sure that you follow the backup recommendations, and use the Lion/Snow Leopard section instructions.
iBozz Apr 23, 2013 10:35 AM
Re: iCal v4.0.4/OSX.6.8 sync problem with iPad 3 in response to Ferd II
Well, being a bit short of time (and an alleged alpha type male who always rushes ahead of common sense!) I followed your instructions and added a few thoughts of my own along the way - specifically that iTunes might somehow be implicated in this curious affair as that was being used for the syncing. process.
The result is, I hope you'll be delighted to know, success - syncing is now back to what I would have expected and what nature intended.
For now that is, because there have been false dawns before and I expect the problem to return and haunt me again at some stage.
But next time I'll be ready and will know how to confound and defeat the Apple Agents of Confusion!.
What I did was ...
- backed up iCal to the Desktop in case it all went horribly wrong;
- sync'd without iCal/Calendars being checked in iTunes and thus all iPad calendars were initialised;
- powered off the iPad to remove any "RAM" type data being maintained;
- as earlier, deleted the iCal plist and all iCal/Calendar cache files but this time not only from the main user but from my DropBox and MacMate on-line back-ups (but not from Time Capsule as I wanted to have a fall-back position if it all went pear-shaped) by using Spotlight to look for all Calendar cache files wherever they might be. I found a number of "document" files called Calendar Cache 17-22-4n n, one per day, stretching back to 23 03 2013 and these were located in my Dropbox folder. Maybe that's the date when the current errors started to arise? I really can't remember, but why would the iPad be looking for such files in my DropBox folder? Most odd.
- reset the SyncServices folder;
- deleted the iTunes plist in case the "memories" of earlier appointments were in there - a long shot and probably a useless step, but I couldn't see any harm in doing it;
- logged out of my user and then back in again;
- relaunched iTunes to recreate a clean plist and then reset my preferences. Quit iTunes;
- relaunched iCal to recreat a clean plist and then reset my preferences;
- turned on the iPad and connected it via USB lead;
- opened iTunes and reset the syncing options which were erased by resetting the SyncServices folder ealrier;
- sync'd the two devices. iTunes reported that the iPad was "sync'd with another user" and asked if I wanted to Merge the data or Replace the data on the iPad - I guess that meant all data and not just iCal data as the latter had been cleaned from the iPad in the second stepo above.
- Selected Replace data and sync'd;
- entered a new appointment on iCal, another new one on the iPad and edited the times of an existing appointment on each device and re-sync'd ...
... and Robert's your mother's sister's brother's other brother! Or Bob's your uncle, for short.
Oh, I missed the final and most important step ...
- breathed a sigh of relief and hit the caffeine!
I have no idea of which step is the one which resolved the issue so when (note when, not if) it happens again I'll repeat the process one step at a time (re-syncing each step) to see just where in the process the incorrect data is held.
I'll report back on this thread if I do manage to narrow down the steps to the vital one(s) as I cannot imagine that I'm the only person in the world experiencing this bizarre behaviour.
As I mentioned in other posts, this has happened more than once before but on those occasions it resolved itself without my intervention - save for me uttering a fair number of good old-fashioned Anglo-Saxon Oaths and Curses all the while the syncing was incorrect - and it was only recently that I noticed it corrected itself after an "iCal upgrade". That may have been a coincidence, though, as forcing an upgrade deliberately did not cure it this time.
So I'm pretty confdent it will happen again, but just what triggers this untoward behaviour is beyond me - I can't think of anything that I might do which causes it, nor can I begin to imagine from where the iPad collects the "historical" deleted appointment data which it then displays in addition to the "current" data on appointments. Nor can I think why it suddenly takes it upon itself to sync (albeit incorrectly) from iCal to iPad but not the other way round.
I didn't mention this before, but at one point I discussed this with an AppleCare Level 2 Support dweeb in Cork - and he was totally unable to fix it no matter what he tried, nor could he explain what was happenig and why!
Many thanks for your advice and patience - you may consider yourself a Level 3 (or higher!) surrogate AppleCare Genius!
Message was edited by: iBozz to correct a few minor typos.
Ferd II Apr 23, 2013 10:47 AM
Re: iCal v4.0.4/OSX.6.8 sync problem with iPad 3 in response to iBozz Helpful
You are welcome...glad to help, I think?
Your thorough, inciteful, and entertaining explanation is appreciated.
iBozz Apr 23, 2013 12:59 PM
Re: iCal v4.0.4/OSX.6.8 sync problem with iPad 3 in response to Ferd II
Help indeed you did!
Even unto half my overdraft shall be yours!
Leigh Anne in Africa Jul 2, 2013 11:33 PM
Re: iCal v4.0.4/OSX.6.8 sync problem with iPad 3 in response to Ferd II
Had the same issue. This was great, worked perfectly. Thanks.
Ferd II Jul 3, 2013 7:07 AM
Re: iCal v4.0.4/OSX.6.8 sync problem with iPad 3 in response to Leigh Anne in Africa
You are welcome...glad to help you too!
iBozz Oct 16, 2013 6:23 AM
Re: iCal v4.0.4/OSX.6.8 sync problem with iPad 3 in response to Ferd II
Either I am going mad, or I am going mad!
A few days ago my Snow Leopard 10.6.8 Finder stopped responding for no apparent reason, no new software, no downloads, no application or sysytem crash, nothing in the logs. Nothing would get it to relaunch or indeed do anything so, after trying everything I could think of - not Safe Booting, rebooting, running Disk Utilities, fsck -fy, applejack AUTO or anything else - I reinstalled OSX.6.2 from the DVD and then updated via the 10.6.8 combo and other items in Software Update.
And, of course, I am now on iOS7.0.2.
What has this to do with synicng, I hear you mutter, he has indeed gone mad!
Bear with me ...
After the reinstallation I sync'd via iTunes and ... the iMac's iCal would copy new appoitments to the iPad's Calendar - but not the other way round!
But I didn't panic, Been there, done that, got the t-shirt! Have I not been here before and beaten Apple at it's own devous game?
I ran through all the steps above and ... the iMac's iCal would copy new apponitments to the iPad's Calendar - but not the other way round!
I did it again, same result.
So, stymied I went to curl up in the foetal position and have a good cry.
But all stories should have a happy ending, and this one does as well - untill, that is, it all goes pear-shaped again.
Earlier today, I added a new appontment on the iPad and, as is by now traditional, it did not copy across when I sync'd just now. So, I added it to iCal on the iMac and syn'c again and, again as is traditional, it did go that way.
But ...
... there's always a but, isn't there ...
... I noticed that an apoointment I had changed earlier today on the iPad suddenly appeared as changed on the iMac!
A test, without knowlingly doing anything extra, with a new appointment on each device showed that they now both sync'd properly.
So we are now "cooking on gas" and all seems to be in beautiful equilibrium again and all is well with the world!
Until the next time!
But can anyone explain why the problem should correct itself between this morning's first two syncs after failing for a few days?
No, neither can I!


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Running the tool manually: The tool can also be manually run on an endpoint machine and can be downloaded from the Wiki here.
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Mac: /Library/Application Support/Bigfix/BES Agent/__BESData/__Global/Logs
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Client Diagnostics tool.
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Client debug logging is not activated by default on a client endpoint. It is a very verbose tracing which can be enabled to log every process activity an agent does in operating and evaluating content.
To enable/disable client debug logging, take action on the following tasks in the BES Support site and target the endpoints you would like to have debug logging enabled on:
157 BES Client Setting: Enable Debug Logging
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For steps on how to manually configure Client Debug Logging visit this article.
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Client Usage Profiler Logging:
In addition, enabling the usage profiler on the IEM Client can sometimes identify objects that are taking too long to evaluate. The following tasks in the IEM Support site can be used to enable or disable the usage profiler:
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- /var/log/BESRelay.log
In addition, include any dump files which the IEM Relay, Gather Service, and BES Root Server service has generated. To determine where the dump files are kept, please refer to the following article: http://www-01.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg21584549.
For IEM Console issues:
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See the following for how to enable logging: http://www-01.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg21505990
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For installation issues include Trend client installation logs, the Core Protection Module (CPM) Endpoint installation logs can be found in C:\WINDOWS and include CPMInstall.log, OFCNT.log, ClnExtor.log, and CPMInstallResult.log.
For system-wide pattern issues include the server's Trend mirror script logs, the Core Protection Module (CPM) Endpoint Mirror Script logs can be found in C:\Program Files\BigFix Enterprise\TrendMirrorScript\logs
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MGM v. Grokster Raises Questions About Innovation and Litigation
Washington, DC - The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) was heartened to hear the Justices of the United States Supreme Court engage in a lively debate Tuesday about whether technology manufacturers should be held liable for the infringing activities of consumers. At stake is nothing less than the future of innovation in the United States. If vendors are held responsible for what people do with their products, even tech giants like Intel say they'd have to fire engineers and hire lawyers.
MGM and nearly a dozen other entertainment companies argued that peer-to-peer software manufacturers Grokster and StreamCast had built their businesses by distributing "infringing machines." But counsel for the entertainment industry, Donald B. Verrilli Jr. of the law firm Jenner & Block, scarcely finished his opening statements before the Justices interrupted with pointed questions about how his arguments would impact technological innovation. Justice Antonin Scalia asked how the industry would protect nascent technologies from "out-of-the-box lawsuits," and Justice Stephen Breyer pushed him to explain why MGM's argument wouldn't also apply to the iPod, Xerox machines, and even Gutenberg's printing press.
Richard G. Taranto of the law firm Farr & Taranto, who represented respondents Grokster, Ltd., and StreamCast Networks, Inc., replied that it was crucial for the Court to reaffirm its 21-year-old Betamax ruling, which held that companies should not be barred from selling products that may be used for copyright infringement if there is a potential for significant legal uses. Taranto also pointed out some of the many noninfringing uses for peer-to-peer software, including genomics research, archiving works in the public domain, and distributing new media whose creators use open copyright or Creative Commons licenses.
"The Justices asked all the right questions," said EFF Senior Staff Attorney Fred von Lohmann, lead attorney for StreamCast. "They were clearly worried about how this ruling would affect the future of technological invention. As Justice David Souter said, we shouldn't hang a sword of Damocles over the heads of America's innovators."
The Court will likely issue a decision in late June or early July.
More about MGM v. Grokster.
Fred von Lohmann
Senior Intellectual Property Attorney
Electronic Frontier Foundation
Residents of 56 Nations and Members of Hundreds of NGOs Sign Petition to Open Meetings on Intellectual Property and the Developing World
Geneva - When the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) earlier this month shut out many public interest groups from two April meetings about the impact of patent, copyright and related regimes on the developing world, many civil society groups greeted the news with concern.
Most of the groups barred from the meetings, which are to focus on whether WIPO should adopt a "Development Agenda," are public interest organizations with special expertise on issues of economic development. Without the input of these groups, the meetings can do little to further WIPO's understanding of how patents, copyright, and related rights affect developing nations.
Seeking a more balanced discussion of the Development Agenda, two Brazilian activists, Pedro de Paranagua Moniz and Pedro AD Rezende, as well as the Electronic Frontier Foundation's European Affairs Coordinator, Cory Doctorow, took action: they produced an open letter to WIPO on this issue and solicited comments on the Internet.
As a result, this week over 800 individuals and groups, including EFF, signed an open letter to WIPO urging it to allow more groups to participate in these historic meetings. Residents of 56 different nations signed on, along with members of non-government organizations (NGOs) ranging from a Brazilian AIDS health group to Yale University. The letter, called the "WIPO Manifesto for Transparency, Participation, Balance and Access," asks that public interest NGOs be allowed to participate in the Development Agenda meetings as ad hoc observers and calls on WIPO to provide assistance in creating a global regime that facilitates open access to knowledge.
"WIPO is undertaking a long-overdue and halting journey from a place where industrial interests meet to safeguard their marketplace advantages, to a place where the UN's humanitarian values hold center stage," said Doctorow. "This letter is the latest step in the important campaign to refocus WIPO on providing effective technical assistance that meets the real needs of its developing country members."
The open letter was delivered to Dr. Kamil Idris, Director General of WIPO, on March 23, 2005, with more than 800 signatories, and it is still open for signature.
Cory Doctorow
European Affairs Coordinator
Electronic Frontier Foundation
Gwen Hinze
International Affairs Director
Electronic Frontier Foundation
EFF Joins Fight to Promote Technology Access for Charitable Groups
Note: The Electronic Frontier Foundation is recirculating this press release on behalf of NIA for your information.
Washington, DC - The Nonprofit Innovation Alliance (NIA) today announced that four of the nation's most prominent nonprofits - United Way of America, the American Diabetes Association, Network for Good and Electronic Frontier Foundation - have joined the growing movement against business method patents to help promote ongoing access by America's nonprofit organizations to innovative technology.
"As nonprofits recognize the threat posed by business method patent abuse, there is growing support for collective action to protect technology access for America's charities," said Shabbir Safdar, Acting Secretary of the Nonprofit Innovation Alliance. "The fact that the United Way of America, American Diabetes Association, Network for Good and Electronic Frontier Foundation have pledged their support for the NIA sends a strong message: business method patents are bad for the nonprofit sector and should be eliminated."
These four organizations have pledged support for the NIA's goals because they believe that nonprofits are best served if technology vendors and service providers help declare the nonprofit industry as a "business method patent-free zone." They are encouraging technology vendors and service providers working with them and other nonprofits to join the NIA. Support for NIA's goals from the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) is especially significant because this group is the leading civil liberties organization working to protect people and organizations whose online rights and freedoms are threatened.
Nonprofit organizations can pledge support for the NIA.
The NIA consists of leading technology and consulting companies that provide products, services and/or consulting to help nonprofits optimize their use of the Internet for fundraising, advocacy, event management and other mission-critical activities. Alliance members agree to cross-license any current and future business method patents on a royalty-free basis for the benefit of their nonprofit customers.
Viewed by many to be a scourge in the for-profit world, business method patents would be even more so for the nonprofit sector. Instead of protecting a real technology invention, these patents typically cover a process of doing business on the Internet. Such patents, prone to abuse, could result in nonprofits spending much more out of every dollar raised on license fees to use the Internet for fundraising, communicating with constituents, advocating for public policies and managing events such as walks, runs and galas. Alternatively, to avoid the impact of royalty payments to business method patent holders or the threat of being sued, nonprofits may choose sub-optimal technology solutions.
Said Michael Schreiber, Executive Vice President for Enterprise Services, United Way Of America, "We're on board with the NIA and against business method patents because adoption of technology by nonprofits is accelerating and organizations are becoming much more sophisticated in how they use these new and powerful tools. There is a growing need to share and make use of technology innovation - not stifle its diffusion throughout the charitable sector."
Network for Good's Chief Executive Officer, Bill Strathmann, explained why Network for Good is supporting the NIA. "The alliance represents something nonprofits believe in and, to a large degree, rely on: collaboration. Like their customers, nonprofit providers must balance their business interests with those of the sector. Nonprofits need choices when it comes to the tools they use to help fulfill their missions. When providers collaborate, nonprofits win."
About Business Method Patents
First validated by the courts in 1998, business method patents are highly controversial because they typically do not cover innovations that solve a particular technology problem. Instead, holders of business method patents are claiming to be the first to engage in a transaction over the Internet in a particular way. Examples of business method patents include Amazon's one-click patent and Priceline's reverse auction patent.
Business method patents are prone to abuse. A patent holder can sue or threaten to sue anyone or an organization that uses a similar business method and seek to collect licensing fees, effectively extracting a "patent tax" for common ways of utilizing the Internet. However, charitable organizations today rely increasingly on the Internet to fundraise, communicate, advocate and manage events over the Internet. Business method patents will require nonprofits to spend much more of every dollar raised on coercive license fees to run their organizations, diverting funds away from the delivery of critical programs and services to constituents. Or groups may simply take the path of least resistance and use sub-optimal technology solutions to avoid the specter of litigation.
As an example, the following is the claimed invention described in a patent application filed with the US Patent and Trademark Office:
"A method for conducting a fundraising campaign by an organization or person over a wide-area network, comprising the steps of: hosting a website including a plurality of linked web pages, the website providing information about the fundraising campaign and soliciting potential donors to make a charitable contribution to the fundraising campaign; registering on the website; contacting third parties via email messages soliciting charitable donations; and providing one or more reports, on the website, including information on the status of the fundraising campaign." (Patent application entitled: "Method and system for an efficient fundraising campaign over a wide area network" application number 764787.)
According to the NIA's Safdar, "This application describes widely used practices for online fundraising, taking dead aim at the nonprofit sector. It is easy to see why a patent covering these types of claims is neither unique, novel, nor in the best interests of nonprofit organizations."
NIA members currently include (listed alphabetically): Beaconfire Consulting, CharityWeb, CitySoft, Convio, GetActive, Mindshare Interactive Campaigns, Itero!, Public Interest Data, Inc., RightClicks and ROI Solutions.
The Nonprofit Innovation Alliance was established in January 2005 to help foster access to innovative technology for charitable groups so they can effectively utilize the Internet for fundraising, advocacy, event management and other mission-critical activities. Members of the alliance include leading companies that provide technology products, services and/or consulting to nonprofits. Admission is open to all interested technology and service providers. Nonprofits can participate by pledging their support for the NIA's goals.
Shabbir Safdar
Acting Secretary
Nonprofit Innovation Alliance
Asks Court to Reaffirm Freedom of the Press
San Jose, CA - Today the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) filed an appeal in a case that has broad implications for the rights of reporters to protect the confidentiality of their sources.
Last week, a California Superior Court judge ruled that an online journalist's Internet service provider (ISP) can be required to reveal the identities of the reporter's confidential sources to Apple Computer, Inc. The court rejected EFF's request for an order to protect the identities of sources for the online news sites AppleInsider and PowerPage.
This landmark case was the first in which a court heard arguments that online reporters' confidential sources and unpublished materials are protected by both the reporter's shield in the California constitution and the reporter's privilege under the federal First Amendment. But the court did not restrict its ruling to online journalists, instead holding that all journalists could be required to reveal confidential sources when a claim of trade secret is raised.
In its request for an appeal, EFF argues that the First Amendment cannot be so easily waived. Many important news leaks, such as those revealing the dangers of cigarette smoking, can be claimed to be trade secrets by the companies seeking to stop them. Apple must also demonstrate that it has done an exhaustive search elsewhere for the information it seeks before targeting journalists with court orders. There is no evidence that Apple has done such an exhaustive search.
"The California courts have a long history of supporting and protecting the freedom of the press," said EFF Staff Attorney Kurt Opsahl. "The Court of Appeal will now get the opportunity to correct a ruling that endangers all journalists."
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Organization Launches Two-Week Celebration of Betamax-Protected Devices
San Francisco, CA - The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) yesterday kicked off a new campaign to celebrate the technological diversity protected by the Supreme Court's 1984 "Betamax ruling," which found that vendors cannot be held liable for contributory copyright infringement if their products are capable of significant noninfringing (legal) uses. EFF will post information about a copying technology with substantial legal uses every weekday leading up to the March 29th Supreme Court hearing in MGM v. Grokster. Noninfringing products include everything from the VCR and email to blogs and silly putty.
If the Supreme Court overturns the Ninth Circuit ruling in the Grokster case, the Betamax shield could be destroyed or modified in ways that threaten innovation. Vendors could be held liable for the infringing activities of their customers, and many companies could be sued out of existence. EFF is co-counsel for StreamCast Networks, one of the defendants in the Grokster case.
With its celebration of the technologies protected under the Betamax shield, EFF hopes to call the public's attention to the strong link between innovation and legal protections for inventors and entrepreneurs.
Annalee Newitz
Policy Analyst
Electronic Frontier Foundation
Ren Bucholz
Activism Coordinator
Electronic Frontier Foundation
EFF Asking California Appellate Court to Intervene
Santa Clara - Today Santa Clara County Superior Court Judge James Kleinberg ruled that an online journalist's Internet service provider (ISP) can be required to reveal the identities of the reporter's confidential sources to attorneys from Apple Computer, Inc. The court rejected a request for an order to protect the confidentiality of these sources and other unpublished materials.
The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF), along with co-counsel Thomas Moore III and Richard Wiebe, is representing the journalist, and will be asking the California Appellate Court to intervene.
"We're disappointed that the trial court ignored the Supreme Court's requirement that seeking a journalist's confidential sources be a 'last resort' in civil discovery," said EFF Staff Attorney Kurt Opsahl. "Instead, the court asserts a wholesale exception to the journalist's privilege when the information is alleged to be a trade secret."
"This is a broad-brush ruling that threatens journalists of all stripes," said EFF Legal Director Cindy Cohn.
This landmark case was the first in which a court heard arguments that online reporters' confidential sources and unpublished materials are protected by both the reporter's shield in the California constitution and the reporter's privilege under the federal First Amendment. But the court did not restrict its ruling to online journalists, instead deciding that all journalists could be required to reveal confidential sources when a claim of trade secret is raised.
Apple is suing several unnamed individuals, called "Does," who allegedly leaked information about an upcoming product code-named "Asteroid." Apple has subpoenaed Nfox, the ISP for PowerPage.com publisher Jason O'Grady, demanding that the ISP turn over the communications and unpublished materials O'Grady obtained while he was gathering information for his articles about "Asteroid." Apple has also been granted permission to issue subpoenas directly to EFF clients PowerPage and AppleInsider for similar information, but these have not yet been issued and were not ruled on today.
Ruling [PDF]; case summary [PDF]; more about Apple v. Does.
Kurt Opsahl
Staff Attorney
Electronic Frontier Foundation
Cindy Cohn
Legal Director
Electronic Frontier Foundation
Experts on Development Won't Be Heard at Crucial Meetings
Geneva - Last week, the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) announced that it will shut out most public interest organizations at two important meetings devoted to intellectual property and development. As a result, WIPO delegates from 182 nations will discuss these issues without hearing from many of the world's best-qualified experts.
Scheduled for next month, two WIPO "Development Agenda" meetings will focus on the impact of copyright, patent, and other intellectual property rights regimes on the developing world. Without the public interest organizations, the discussions will be heavily weighted toward major motion picture studios, broadcasters, pharmaceutical giants, and other powerful interests that want to expand copyright and patent law.
"This is an embarrassment for WIPO," explained EFF European Affairs Coordinator Cory Doctorow. "Settling the debate by locking one side out of the building isn't the way the UN is supposed to work. We love the Development Agenda -- it's supposed to be a new direction for WIPO. A one-sided discussion isn't a new direction, though. It's just more of the same."
These meetings are a response to the proposal put forward by Brazil and Argentina in the wake of the Geneva Declaration on the future of WIPO, which was signed by hundreds of individuals and public interest non-governmental organizations (NGOs), including the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF).
Most public interest groups have only recently begun participating in WIPO and are not yet permanently accredited by the organization, since the accreditation process takes a year and they have always been able to participate as "ad hoc" observers in the past. On March 2, however, the International Bureau Secretariat advised EFF that only those NGOs that are currently accredited as "permanent" observers at WIPO will be allowed to attend these meetings. As a result, the bulk of civil society will be barred from attending.
"The Secretariat's exclusion of ad hoc observer NGOs raises fundamental questions about WIPO's commitment to a full and thorough discussion of the important issues in the Development Agenda proposal," said EFF International Affairs Director Gwen Hinze.
EFF is accredited as a WIPO permanent observer and will be attending the meetings. The group will be reporting on the proceedings and will attempt to represent the viewpoints of some of the other public interest groups that are being excluded from the process.
Cory Doctorow
European Affairs Coordinator
Electronic Frontier Foundation
Gwen Hinze
International Affairs Director
Electronic Frontier Foundation
Rights of Online Journalists Hang in the Balance
San Jose - A Santa Clara County Superior Court judge today said that he would take under consideration a motion brought by the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) that asked the court to protect three online journalists from having to reveal the identities of their confidential sources to attorneys from Apple Computer, Inc. The judge promised a written decision soon.
Apple is suing several unnamed individuals, called "Does," who allegedly leaked information about an upcoming product code-named "Asteroid." Apple has subpoenaed Nfox, the Internet service provider (ISP) for PowerPage.com publisher Jason O'Grady, demanding that the ISP turn over the communications and unpublished materials O'Grady obtained while he was gathering information for his articles about "Asteroid." Apple has also been granted permission to issue subpoenas directly to EFF clients PowerPage and AppleInsider for similar information.
EFF lawyers, along with co-counsel Thomas Moore III and Richard Wiebe, argued this morning that these online reporters' confidential sources and unpublished material are protected by both the reporter's shield in the California constitution and the reporter's privilege under the federal First Amendment.
The court was interested in the question of whether online reporters are legitimate journalists, but for most of the hearing, the judge assumed that they were journalists and examined whether the reporter's shield should apply in this case. Under the First Amendment, the reporter's privilege is qualified -- it does not protect reporters under all circumstances. But subpoenas to journalists are always a last resort. The hearing examined whether Apple had overcome this qualified privilege to demonstrate that its need for the information was greater than the need to protect the confidentiality of these journalists' sources.
"We don't believe Apple has exhausted all methods of getting this information," said EFF Staff Attorney and Bruce J. Ennis Fellow Kevin Bankston. "Apple hasn't subpoenaed any of its employees the way it subpoenaed our clients' ISP. Nor has it deposed any of its employees in the case."
Added EFF Staff Attorney Kurt Opsahl, "We're pleased that the court is taking the time to consider how important it is to protect these journalists' sources if we want to maintain the free flow of information that is vital to a democratic society and a free press."
If the motion is denied, EFF will ask the California Court of Appeals to intervene.
Kevin Bankston
Attorney, Equal Justice Works / Bruce J. Ennis Fellow
Electronic Frontier Foundation
Kurt Opsahl
Staff Attorney
Electronic Frontier Foundation
San Jose, CA - This Friday, the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) will face attorneys for Apple Computer in a hearing to determine whether three independent online journalists will be given the same legal protections as journalists who work for traditional media publications.
Apple is suing several unnamed individuals, called "Does," who allegedly leaked information about an upcoming product code-named "Asteroid." Apple has subpoenaed Nfox, the Internet service provider (ISP) for PowerPage.com publisher Jason O'Grady, demanding that the ISP turn over the communications and unpublished materials O'Grady obtained while he was gathering information for his articles about "Asteroid." Apple has also been granted permission to issue subpoenas directly to EFF clients PowerPage and AppleInsider for similar information.
In the first case of its kind, EFF will argue that these online reporters' confidential sources and unpublished material are protected by both the reporter's shield in the California constitution and the reporter's privilege under the federal First Amendment. The hearing will take place Friday, March 4, at 10:00 a.m. at the Santa Clara County Superior Court, 191 North First Street, San Jose. Press are welcome to attend.
Kevin Bankston
Attorney, Equal Justice Works / Bruce J. Ennis Fellow
Electronic Frontier Foundation
Kurt Opsahl
Staff Attorney
Electronic Frontier Foundation
Legislation Would Ban Tracking Devices in Public ID Documents
NOTE: This is a press release from the ACLU of Northern California. EFF is recirculating it for your information.
San Francisco, CA - The ACLU, the Electronic Frontier Foundation, and the Privacy Rights Clearinghouse support legislation introduced by Senator Joe Simitian that would prohibit identity documents issued by the state, including driver's licenses and library cards, from containing a contactless integrated circuit or other device that can broadcast personal information or enable that information to be scanned remotely.
"This is all about individual privacy, personal safety and financial security," said Senator Joe Simitian. "SB 682 ensures that state and local government will be part of the solution, not part of the problem."
The legislation was introduced days after a company in Sutter, California withdrew its pilot program from an elementary school amidst parents outcry who did not want their children tagged like "inventory." The school district introduced the mandatory use of Radio Frequency Identification tags (RFIDs) to track the students' movements. The students were required to wear the ID badges that included the device along with the student's name, photo, grade, school name, class year and the four-digit school ID number.
Jeffrey and Michele Tatro, parents of a Sutter elementary student who had to wear the mandatory RFID said: "We fully support this legislation that will protect families throughout California from having to go through what we did


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