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Planned backup solution
After upgrading the main disk in my Mac Mini to a 320Gb hard drive, I also picked up an external USB Iomega disk of similar size. This was setup as a Time Machine disk to backup the system folders, but partitions to give me a Storage partition for my RAW files.
However, I have now reached the point where Time Machine is unable to back up due to not being big enough... In addition, none of my RAW files are currently backed up. So here's the plan:
- Purchase external dual-drive enclosure with RAID support, and fit 2 x 3Tb hard drives. One disk will store the RAW files, the other will be setup as a mirror of the first.
- Move RAW files from Storage partition to RAID drive using Lightroom (to retain metadata/developer settings).
- Repartition Iomage disk to be a single Time Machine partition.
This should mean that I have the RAW files being backed up to the mirror disk, and the main system disk being incrementally backed up by Time Machine.
Does anyone see any issues with this setup before I take the plunge?
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99 Club Covent Garden: James Acaster, Hal Cruttenden, Chris Macausland, Mowten
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James Acaster
Winning over critics and fans alike, James Acaster has earned himself a reputation as one of the most hotly tipped acts of 2012. Effortlessly confident, James's appreciation for the whimsy and detail of everyday life are a breath of fresh air. His laid back style, playful wit and appetite for the unconventional make for an evening of mirth and hilarity, and a night in his company is a treat to behold.
Since winning Laughing Boy New Act of the Year, James has gone from strength to strength appearing on Dave's One Night Stand, Russell Howard's Good News (BBC Three) and Show & Tell (E4) whilst also playing to over 100,000 people on tour with Milton Jones.
'Curious, original, immensely enjoyable stuff' (The Daily Telegraph)
'Deliciously daft and no slouch in the surprises department... One of comedy's most original voices' (Evening Standard)
'Reminiscent of Stewart Lee or Richard Herring but suffused with enough of his
own personality to sound crisp and fresh' (The Independent)
'Stand-up of the highest most playful order' (The Guardian).
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Hal Cruttenden
Host of Live At The Apollo and star of Radio 4, the great Hal is back ranting about the real evils of the modern world - over sharing on social media and the 5:2 diet. The more he complains the funnier he gets.
As seen on The Royal Variety Performance, Would I Lie To You? The Great British Bake Off; An Extra Slice, Live At The Palladium and Have I Got News For You.
'An Absolute joy to watch' (The Scotsman)
'Hugely talented' (The Times).
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'Mowten is a charming and engaging stand-up, funny and interesting, the kind of man who you could spend entire evenings with shooting the breeze in bonhomie.
His life is a fascinating one, from living in a cult to losing a massive inheritance, and he is a skilled storyteller, so go, sit back and enjoy the twists and turns that made Mowten' (The Fix 2007).
'Intelligent and warm and very very funny. Mowten is one of the most honest and fearless comics I have seen' (Shappi Khorsandi)
'Highly original and amusing' (Time Out)
'Mowten's an instantly likeable stand-up with bags of charm and an easy manner' (Chortle)
'A charismatic comedian, with a long future in stand up' (Three Weeks).
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Venue: Seven Dials Club
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Planned Parenthood of Amarillo and the Texas Panhandle has named Claudia Stravato as chief executive.
A reception is planned for Friday afternoon to recognize her and the organization's former head, Michele Shackelford, who is moving to Austin.
The reception will be from 4 to 6 p.m. on Friday at the Planned Parenthood office, 1501 S. Taylor St., according to information in a press release.
Stravato has more than 25 years experience in public administration, project management, personnel management, and educational design and evaluation. She has a bachelor of science degree and a master of arts degree in government and economics from West Texas State University.
Stravato recently served as director of professional education for the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas. Her previous positions have been chief of staff for the Lieutenant Governor's Office of the Texas Senate and Deputy Comptroller and regional field manager for the State Comptroller of Public Accounts in Austin. She was a graduate teaching assistant in the political science department at WT and served as executive director for the Arthritis Foundation in Amarillo.
Stravato is married to Selden B. Hale III, an Amarillo attorney, and has five children and two grandchildren. She is a charter member and former president of Amarillo Women's Network, Amarillo Museum of Art, Amarillo Botanical Gardens, Amarillo NAACP, Amarillo Unitarian Universalist Fellowship, High Plains Public Radio, High Plains American Civil Liberties Union, Alliance for Continuing Medical Education, Texas Public Employees Association and Executive Women in State Government, as well as several other state organizations, the release stated.
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Planned Parenthood has served the 26 counties of the Panhandle for more than 30 years by providing more than 30,000 patient visits annually and educational services to more than 20,000 individuals.
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