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London Cornish defeated by 14-man Tottonians
11:33am Monday 30th September 2013 in Rugby Union By Ben Gilby
Cornish returned from deepest Hampshire disappointed and frustrated after going down 25-13 to a Tottonians side who had a man sent off in the second half.
In warm sunshine, the hosts started strongly. A searing run by inside centre Ben Dolbear looked certain to result in an early try, but a superb Cornish cover tackle ended the danger.
Tottonians broke through again, but great defence from Mark Osei-Tutu, playing in the second row, stopped Scott Rogers' marauding run.
Soon after, another Tottonians attack was stopped illegally, and Robbie Searle kicked the home side in front after 19 minutes.
Cornish responded with a flurry of attacks, and one such sortie was stopped by the referee ruling that Totts' Gareth Allen had lifted an attacker above the horizontal. Allen was dispatched to the sin-bin, and Luke Spells slotted the penalty from a tight angle on the right hand side to put Cornish level after 22 minutes.
Benefiting from the man advantage, The Exiles took the lead five minutes later as an inch perfect through kick landed in the arms of inside-centre Matt Hakes who galloped through beneath the posts. Spells converted from right in front for a 10-3 lead.
Tottonians ended the half on the front foot, and the period of pressure that they built up led to the concession of a number of penalties. One such infringement was in front of the sticks, with Searle's kick sailing through to reduce the gap to four points.
Three minutes later, Cornish loose-head Mike Bond was adjudged to have made a high tackle, and received a yellow card. To their credit, the Tottonians supporters all agreed this was a harsh verdict.
Tottonians benefited from the man advantage, and, from a penalty, kicked to touch five metres out and the rolling maul was driven towards the Cornish line until Ally Ramus was able to touch down in the far left corner. Searle's conversion attempt missed, but Tottonians led 11-10.
Once more, having conceded, Cornish hit back well, and launched a final attack of the half, winning a penalty as a result. Spells' successful kick ensured that the visitors led at the break 13-11.
The second half saw both sides concede a number of penalties. Totts benefited first as Searle lined up a kick from 40 metres which was successful to put the home side back in front.
Shortly after this was the moment that, ultimately, decided the entire game. With 21 minutes to go, Tottonians tight-head Tom Pearson was adjudged to have thrown a punch, and was red-carded.
Despite this disadvantage, the Hampshire side stepped up the intensity and barely missed a tackle in the last quarter.
It was this, and some disappointing decision making from Cornish which led to Tottonians scoring a total of eight points in just 11 minutes following the sending off.
First, following the concession of a penalty 20 metres out from the posts, Searle kicked successfully. Then, Tottonians launched a marauding attack down the left hand side of the pitch, which resulted in second row Olly Northover grounding the ball in the corner. Searle's kick from the touchline struck the post, but the home side had done enough to win.
The overwhelming emotion afterwards was one of immense frustration.
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Great Italian food and the service was outstanding (the best service we had while travelling two weeks through Newengland)! Highly recommended if you like Italien food and good service!
Aria Trattoria has everything you want from a dining experience in the north end that you so rarely get. This was my second time dining here. The food is of high quality, each time. Pasta is home made and al dente and the pork -- two different pork dishes -- just fell off the bone -- moist and tasty. Salads and vegetables are fresh and outstanding and the polenta was clean and light not heavy and dense like so many other restaurants who try to serve this. Our waiter was attentive, fun and oh so pleasant. We will return here again and again! Bolognese! A'matriciana bucatini! Dining on the second floor overlooking Hanover Street -- beautiful window seat above the hustle of a Saturday night!
...but ONLY if you have restaurant-savvy kids. We went on busy sat night with 4 kids (ages 3-12) who know to stay in their seats, keep voices down, show respect. (NOT the place for kids who get up a lot or are loud, due to tight quarters.) Waiter was gracious, attentive, and "spot on" with wine recs. We couldn't decide between the fresh fig and house made salumi antipasti, so they worked up a combo platter. The kids swear the meatballs were the best they ever had (they have sampled many!). The bolognese with house made pasta, ossobucco and swordfish were all perfectly cooked, perfectly seasoned and delicious. Kids had plain spaghetti. Overall this is one of the best meals I have ever eaten in the North End. We will certainly be back.
Excellent food, and fun to watch the crowds on the street
We have several N. End favorites and tired Aria on the recommendation or two people. The atmosphere is great, especially at the window. We split a few apps, a pasta, and the side of broccoli. The mushroom ravioli was awesome. All the dishes were unique, a twist on traditional. I would say that while the lobster flatbread had a ton of lobster on it, the crust was a bit soggy. We ended up eating the topping off and leaving the bread. We probably wont order that again. Finally, the limoncello shrimp was really delicious. Will definitely go back.
Hidden on the second floor , this tiny spot was a nice surprise. We had reservations for 5 people but needed to add one more on short notice and they were accommodating. Food and service were great. The lemoncello shrimp app was our favorite. Noise level was high due to brick walls, packed tables and low ceiling but overall a good experience. When they found out it was a birthday celebration , we were surprised with a huge piece of decadent chocolate cake and a serenade. Wonderful end to a great evening.
We were a group of 6 celebrating a birthday. We made reservations on Open Table and specified then that we would do the tasting menu with the wine. As soon as we walked both the owner/manager and waiter were very accommodating and attentive. The food was very good with no missteps. Extras were included including Limoncello and a dessert. Very small venue that is well priced. Not your mom and pop North End "red sauce" place to eat but not so upscale that you would not relax and feel like you were part of the family.
When you are the type that feels that every night should be a special night, just head to Aria. Its cozy enough to be spontaneous about, but unique enough to feel really special. I guess what I mean is its an easy place to get a special meal. The staff is great., courteous and knowledgeable. Food was just fabulous! North end ambiance right outside. Wonderful evening. Thanks, Aria!
Great italian food, prepaired simple with quality and fresh ingredients, The way great food should be!! Well done!!!
We had made a last minute reservation and was so happy to dine at this amazing restaurant. The owner was very gracious, the food was fabulous and the service was fantastic. We wanted to sit at the bar and we started with the green fig appetizer which, I believe, was stuffed with mascarpone and wrapped with prosciutto and baked in the oven. It was delicious. I had the shrimp and asparagus risotto and my SO had the lobster pasta. Both were perfectly cooked. I had some lovely wines that were suggested by the bartender. I would certainly return and have been recommending Aria to all my friends. Keep up the great work!
The food is fantastic! Service is attentive however service level slips a little when all tables occupied. The restauant has a great feel, very comfortable. Massimo-the owner is hands on and a constant presence.
This place is amazing in every category. Massimo is the Owner/Manager, and makes certain your visit is up to your standards. Every time I have been there he has gone out of his way to say hello and make sure everything is okay. I would drive an hour to go to this place if needed. As a customer, I understand things won't necessarily always be perfect, but knowing that management will give 150% no matter what, makes me want to return to this place time and time again. Simply fantastic service and the food is amazing.
A small new quaint restaurant (Need reservations) that really delivers on the food. Swordfish was cooked perfectly as was the filet, veal chop, and scallops. They also have a small bar. Proprietor Massimo is very personable as were the bartender and wait staff. Will definitely be returning soon.
My daughter recommended Aria to us as a charming Bistro with great Italian dishes. We were a party of four that agree...we had an overall pleasurable experience. The food was excellent and the wait staff was friendly, engaging and attentive.
Great Italian food with a super "family owned" feel. It was very full and lively.
Great service with Massimo running a very tight ship Both Grilled shrimp and lamb skewers appetizers were great; portions were large; didn't rry meatball appetizers but surrounding diners who di looked happy A very nice, small place with a good vibe and good food
We had a great experience at Aria, the food and service were both excellent. The shrimp and clam appetizers were both delicious. I had a swordfish special which was beautifully and simply prepared. My friend had the bolognese which was also excellent. The wine list is well selected and features some true gems. I would highly recommend Aria for a great night out.
It was restaurant week in Boston so we (4 of us) tried something new. What a great place. Perfect summer night, the 2nd floor windows were open and the food was excellent. Except for the occasional noisy truck going by, it was a great spot. Nick, the bartender/waiter was very friendly, a real "people person" who kept the meal moving at a perfect pace, neither rushed nor too slow. We'll be back!
Good place and good food... a little pricey though!
My husband and I were looking for a nice dinner to end our 18 day trip around New England. We asked a local where she would suggest a nice dinner and she told us to make reservations at Aria. No regrets!! Our table was ready when we arrived. The service was excellent and to top off our dinner we had the Feast of St. Anthony being celebrated on the street below our table. We had the 3 course meal, which was designed with our tastes in mind. each item arrived HOT and each more delicious than the prior. My husband had the Wine flight and enjoyed each glass. I had a pomegranate martini which was excellent. Coming from the Bay Area of CA, where fine dining is $$$, Aria is a bargain for what we were served. I highly recommend!
Treated like I was head of the family. Wait staff was curteous, knowledgable and proactive....without being too motherly. I even appreciate the guy giving me a hard time about my wine selection! Food had flavor, color and terrific appeal. Thoroughly enjoyed my evening.
I brought my girlfriend to Aria Trattoria for a date night during restaurant week and overall we had a nice time. Unfortunately it was clear that our patronage was not as appreciated as non-restaurant week diners, as I overheard staff making comments about how quickly they could get us to eat and out of the restaurant. There was also a clear air of pretention with everythkng anout this restaurant. I wouldnt bring someone here who wasnt accustomed to fine dining. Otherwise, the food was excellent, the wine list impressive, and the decor romantic.
My fiance and I hosted a business colleague and his wife from out of town. I entertain business colleagues regularly. Having dined in north end many times, we decided to try Aria for a change. we found Aria a great gem. Small and quaint, Massimo runs a tight ship with staff who took pride in their work and in the establishment they represented. The food was great (flavorful but not over powering, served just warm enough to taste right away), the wine was fantastic and service was an excellent balance between attentiveness and passe. Tables placed close but not cramped. Ambiance was wonderful. Valet parking was an added bonus.
We enjoyed a wonderful meal at Aria during restaurant week. Perfection!
On a busy Saturday night Aria Trattoria was a welcome retreat from the crowd on busy Hanover Street. The staff was wonderful, gregarious, and informative. Food portions were generous, freshly prepared, and gorgeously presented. Congratulations to Massimo, the owner, for reinventing this small gem into something that rivals anything in the North End.
First time at this restaurant! The wait staff was attentive and knowledgeable! The food was very good! The limoncello shrimp and figs as an appetizer were very good as was the veal and pork chop entree. We will definitely be back when we visit Boston again!
Massing the owner took care of us from start to finish. He ordered for us and was generous and very friendly. Neat location.
We enjoyed our meal very much. The food was very good, the service excellent, and the location superb. We did wish it wasn't so noisy, but then again, the North End is just plain noisy.
We had a good time at Aria. The fresh home made pasta was fantastic. Nice ambiance. Very good service. Overall a solid choice in the north end.
My nephew and I had a wonderful dinner here. We were seated next to the window in the front and enjoyed the North End scene outside as well as the great food.
This was our second time back to the North End and we were excited to experience great Italian . Based on reviews this place was had a half star extra...the food was very good. The selection was pretty narrow . I was hoping for a few different home made pasta dishes to chose from. The two offered the night we were there didn't appeal to me. I had scallops that were very good. The potato croquettes were also tasty. My husband had a pancetta based pasta dish. The salads were adequate. Our service was great. Two guys tag teamed us and handled us very efficiently. Everything was fine. It just wasn't memorable. I had to ask my husband what I had! That wasn't the case with other meals we have had on this road trip..
ARIA is on the second floor, above the crowds and noise of Hanover Street but still giving you a view of the action. The atmosphere is relaxing and cozy, and the food is delicious! I would call it italian "comfort" food... fresh and authentic. You leave satisfied, without feeling stuffed. I'll be back!
Six of us were in Boston for a conference and chose the Italian flight menu - a tastings menu of sorts the whole table orders. The appetizers and main course were a generous array of dishes to be shared by everyone. Individual plates of pasta were served between appetizers and mains. And specially selected wines were served with each course. What a wonderful meal and evening!
This was only our second trip dining in the North End and it was fabulous. I highly recommend Nonny's homemade meatballs. Everthing was top shelf! We can't wait to go back with some old friends, and enjoy another great dining experience in the North End.
The Viaggio was splendid as Massimo unveiled the treasures of Tuscan and Piedmonte cuisine. Luscious sumptuous and memorable. A great dining experience in the North End. a great evening!
It is a wonderful environment and setting for a nice, quiet night when going out most notably for a couple. The ambiance and setting sets the mood for a relaxing experience. Food and service was top notch. Highly recommend for someone looking to try a new Italian restaurant in the North End.
Found it on OT while traveling through Boston. Took them up on letting the chef choose our menu, and every course was really great. We loved it. Definitely worth going back.
Lived up to expectation with food and wine. Hope it is air conditioned in summer.
We enjoyed a nice evening at Aria celebrating two birthdays, however the space is tight and it was a bit loud. I made the reservation weeks in advance requesting a nice table by the window and received a confirmation phone call that day in which they confirmed "a wonderful table" for me. I was disappointed that what would have been our "wonderful table" was over run with a party of approximately 8 people including 4 very loud children. We were seated right near the entrance where all waitstaff and guests bumped the back of my chair as they walked by (I even had to move my purse from hanging on my chair because people kept bumping it). Food was very good, however, and we enjoyed a leisurely meal once the children left.
The meatballs are great. My husband had the the veal rib chop. It was amazingly tender and juicy. Everything is cooked fresh. Not like the larger restaurant that precook items in the morning. We had great service as well. I highly recommend this restaurant!
Food was very very good. Owner was attentive to customers. Wait staff friendly and accomodating. It is a small dining area, seats only around 40 people. When at capacity, it is rather loud.
I was recommended this restaurant by a friend and I couldn't be more pleased. The owner stopped by and personally introduced himself and was extremely friendly. The meat ball appetizers were amazing. Overall and amazing restaurant in the North End.
We had friends visiting from Iceland who love the North End experience. We gave this one a try and it was fantastic. It was small, quaint and very personal. The waiter suggested the meatball appetizer which was fantastic. Our server was very nice and made suggestions. The owner Massamo was lovely, introduced himself to each table during the evening. He has been around a while and has taken all his experience from the North End and Italy and brought it to this lovely place. The food was delicious, fresh and beautifully prepared, and I imagine everything on the menu is wonderful. The risotto was the best that I have ever had. We had a great evening.
WOW! We were greeted by the owner, Massimo, like we were old friends. Our server Tiago was the consummate professional. The truffle pasta was dreamy - the truffles were flown in that day from Umbria! So decadent-we ordered it again. The clams casino are shucked to order and baked to perfection with panko herb breadcrumbs. The seared sea scallops, with white beans and sauteed spinach were perfect. Swordfish was the fish special and served with cauliflower puree, haricots verts, and asparagus. The wine list is reasonable with a wonderful selection. A simple, yet perfect chocolate cake. Our server offered to go to Modern Pastry for us if we wished for cannoli. From start to finish, this was a delicious and perfect dining experience.
Food was superb and matched totally by the service that ran with an outstanding customer service mindset. Everyone worked together as a team to deliver an excellent experience.
Outstanding overall experience. Very friendly and attentive staff. Food was off the charts. They sent us a complimentary dessert because we waited just a few minutes for our reservation which was unnecessary but a very nice touch. Definitely going on our list of 'regulars'.
We had a most memorable experience at Aria. My husband and I have been wanting to go to Aria for some time and it did not disappoint. We had a great appetizer and meal. Very attentive staff and the owner Massimo is great. We can't wait to go back.
Everthing was amazing!! Best Calamari I've ever had. Will be back for sure..
This restaurant was small but very nice. They ingeniously used all the space they had. And the closeness of the tables made for fun and interesting dining. The food was absolutely outstanding.
We tried Aria at the advice of a friend who spends time in the neighborhood. He called it perfectly. We were greeted at the entrance by the proprietor, who took our coats and showed us to the bar. We had a nice glass of wine with a fantastic bartender. There is an item on the menu that allows the staff to choose your meal. It was fantastic, and the only thing that out shined the food was the service. While the place is small and cozy, we never felt rushed or hurried and even lingered for a little after dinner. I can not wait to go back.


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By Thee may I strongly live,
Bravely bear, and nobly strive.
4 Holy Spirit, Right Divine,
King within my conscience reign;
Be my Law, and I shall be
Firmly bound, for ever free.
5 Holy Spirit, Peace Divine,
Still this restless heart of mine;
Speak to calm this tossing sea,
Stayed in Thy tranquillity.
6 Holy Spirit, Joy Divine,
Gladden Thou this heart of mine;
In the desert ways I sing,
"Spring, O Well, for ever spring."
The Hymnal: Published by the authority of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A., 1895
First Line: | Holy Spirit, Truth divine, Dawn upon this soul of mine |
Title: | Holy Spirit, Truth divine |
Author: | Samuel Longfellow (1864) |
Meter: | 18.104.22.168 |
Scripture References:
all st. =Luke 11:13, John 15:26, John 16:13
st. 6 = Num 21:17, John 4:10
Samuel Longfellow (b. Portland, ME, 1819; d. Portland, 1892) wrote this text with the heading "Prayer for Inspiration." It was published in the Unitarian hymnal Hymns of the Spirit in 1864.
Like "O Come, O Come, Immanuel" (328), this text is a catalog: it lists attributes of the Holy Spirit in successive stanzas. The text is a prayer that the application of the Spirit's attributes may result in more vibrant Christian living, which will then be manifest in discernment of God's will (st. 1), holiness and purity (st. 2), courageous servanthood (st. 3), obedience to God's rule (st. 4), peace and restfulness (st. 5), and the experience of joy (st. 6). The final stanza alludes to Numbers 21:17 ("song of the well") and to John 4:10 ("living water"). Note that this hymn addresses the Holy Spirit without any reference to the Trinity, a Unitarian position that should not, however, hamper its use.
Samuel Longfellow is not as famous as his brother, poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, about whom he wrote a biography that was published in 1886. In his time, however, Samuel was well known as a Unitarian preacher and hymn writer. Educated at Harvard College and Harvard Divinity School, he became a minister in 1848 and served Unitarian congregations in Fall River, Massachusetts (1848-1851), Brooklyn, New York (1853-1860), and Germantown, Pennsylvania (1860-1883). With Samuel Johnson he compiled two hymnals: A Book of Hymns for Public and Private Devotion (1846) and Hymns of the Spirit (1864). He also published a number of his hymn texts in A Book of Hymns and Tunes (1860).
Liturgical Use:
Pentecost; many other worship services: entire hymn or select stanzas at the opening of worship, as a response to the Decalogue, as a prayer for illumination, as a hymn of dedication following the sermon.
--Psalter Hymnal Handbook


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The 2010 Annual Pride Festival and Parade will be held June 5th and 6th and for the first time will be sponsored by the Pride Center of Western New York. Now in its 19th year, this annual event honors the contributions of local lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people and organizations and attracts thousands of people to the City of Buffalo each year. This year's theme will be "the Power of Pride" . . . the Power to be Yourself, the Power to be Counted, the Power to Love! So, get your Pride on and start thinking about what the Power of Pride means to you!
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Yesterday, Pride Center of WNY Inc. joined by Buffalo Mayor Byron Brown raised the Pride Rainbow Flag over City Hall in a ceremony to kick-off Pride Weekend.
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The fitness scene is constantly changing. Cardio fads, spinning classes, twenty-minute gimmicks -- it can almost drive a person insane wondering where to start. And our time is stretched too. Often, personal health can be low on the list of daily concerns. So what is there to do when time is of the essence?
Some fitness trainers might put it this way: Maximize your workout. Get the most out of every muscle contraction and bead of sweat. Pack the most punch into every thing you do. Power up your muscle-building potential. Push it to the limit and then some.
One program that puts all this into action and then some is CrossFit.
Let's be honest. The very word is terrifying. But CrossFit is a program that is both successful and accessible. Emily Smith, co-owner of 918 CrossFit, sums it up: "Our gym works so well because of the way people feel when they are in here."
Part of what makes people feel so good is CrossFit's insistence that it is a sport, and that those who practice it are athletes. Its workout prescription is incredibly diverse in the methods employed to whip participants into shape in a hurry.
Every single CrossFit workout routine is composed of three core practices: biometrics, Olympic weight training, and gymnastics. Gymnastic portions are usually composed of exercises that use one's own body weight as resistance such as squats and push-ups. The biometric portion of the discipline includes cardio runs ranging in length from 100 meters to a mile, while weight training portions can encompass anything from kettle bell swings to tire flips.
The brains behind the brawn at 918 CrossFit, Emily Smith and her husband Harley, are insistent about their clients status as athletes. Emily Smith explains the psychology behind it saying "They take it more seriously. ... This is their sport." The idea seems to be yet another characteristic which distinguishes CrossFit: group involvement and personal competition. Even while sweating with 20 or so other people, your most fierce competition remains yourself, with the goal of every new workout being to set the bar a little bit higher.
Although there are only five CrossFit affiliated gyms in the metro, there are approximately 4,400 throughout the nation.
Originating in the mind of gymnast Greg Glassman, the sport has spread from the far-flung reaches of coastal Seattle to virtually right next-door. Emily and Harley's 918 CrossFit, 1314 S. Peoria Ave., is the city's most recent addition, first opening its doors in April 2011.
"About 150-160 people walk through my door every day," Smith said. Especially considering that the gym is still in its infancy, it is striking to consider how quickly the location has become popular.
Despite being one of several institutions in Tulsa offering similar opportunities, the Smiths strive to make their CrossFit experience a unique one. Willing to do what it takes to motivate their athletes, 918 CrossFit even incorporates the metro trails into it regimen.
The Smiths began their CrossFit journey in 2009, and they haven't looked back since. Becoming certified in multiple areas of the discipline, both hold a Level 1 CrossFit Certification in addition to Harley Smith retaining an Olympic Lifting Certification and Emily Smith holding additional certifications in CrossFit Mobility, and CrossFit Kids.
Family health as a fitness goal has become yet another way in which 918 CrossFit has begun to reach the community. Commenting on the CrossFit activities geared towards children, Emily Smith emphasized the importance of jumping as an exercise to strengthen both children's bones and create coordination as well fine-tuning their vestibular system, which controls balance.
While conducting a business built on perfecting the fitness of the human body, knowledge of its workings both inside and out has become key to the Smiths' plan. 918 CrossFit not only concerns itself with strength through exercise, but supporting strength through diet as well.
Only asking for a month of the participant's time, athletes commit to eat only what the Smiths refer to as "real food." They caution against processed foods and promote the principle that fresher and simpler are always better.
Participants adhere either to the Paleo Diet or the Zone Diet. Not asking for a vigorous commitment, according to the Smiths, these programs simply implore a new lifestyle gradually and naturally. After that, what you have on your plate is up to you.
The atmosphere of CrossFit culture is a fast paced one, but its massive success continues despite its intensity. Emily Smith summed up the CrossFit experience: "What we are trying to do here is make more confident, healthy individuals."
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Astrid Lindgren, bankruptcy, book publishing, Curious George, H.A. Rey, herge, Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, Mark Twain, Mordor, Pippi Longstockings, publishing, Tintin, Tolkein
In what is just the latest in an ongoing series of body blows to the traditional book business, venerable book publisher Houghton Mifflin Harcourt has recently announced it has entered into U.S. bankruptcy protection.
If you're interested in the morbid financial details of this sad story, check out this article in the May 21st edition of Bloomberg Business Week.
I'm more interested in what this has to say about the present — and most importantly, the future — state of publishing.
The venerable Houghton has been publishing books since 1832. Over the past 180 years, the company has represented an impressive stable of authors, including the likes of Ralph Waldo Emerson, J.R.R. Tolkein, and Mark Twain.
Hell, they even published one of my all-time favorite children's series, ranking right up there with Astrid Lindgren's Pippi Longstockings books, and Herge's Tintin series…
HMH, as is the case with many other traditional book publishers, simply became too big for its britches. Like many a currently beleaguered major house (and plenty of medium and small ones as well), there are lots of very bright, very talented editors, designers, and marketing folks at HMH who are probably wishing they'd majored in something useful back in college, like electrical engineering or basketball.
I encourage them — and all you shocked and dismayed authors out there — to take a deep breath. Industries, just like the civilizations that spawn them, come and go, and with them, specific business sectors — like traditional book publishing — to be replaced by… something else.
It's what comes next that matters. Will it be indie publishing or a new wave of old publishers wearing new (and several sizes smaller) hats? Will ebooks or just-on-time, on-demand physical books win the day?
It's all very Tolkeinesque. Just as the withdrawal of the elves from Middle Earth left a vacuum (who would fill it, orcs or humans?), creating a demand for seasoned "sellswords" like Strider, the hard-won skills and sensibilities of the best of all those soon-to-be-looking-for-another-job publishers will be increasingly sought-after.
HMH may be bound for Mordor, but the rest of us may well end up in Rivendell.
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STILLWATER, Okla. (AP) — Oklahoma State hasn't started the season the way it had hoped. The same could be said about the No. 16 Cowboys' games.
Two weeks into the season, the offense that was so prolific a year ago has yet to record a first-quarter point. Both Georgia and Houston were able to strike first, forcing OSU into a dangerous game of catch-up that proved costly in Week 2.
"We're going to try and get it started," coach Mike Gundy said. "We'd like to put at least 3½ quarters together. I don't know what we're averaging scoring, but if we can score a little earlier, maybe we can get 10 more points."
Gundy and offensive coordinator Gunter Brewer said they had no solid reason for the Cowboys' sluggish starts, although there have been some correctable mistakes getting in the way. Three of OSU's first four drives against Georgia stalled after penalties, and the other died after three straight incompletions by quarterback Zac Robinson.
Against Houston, Robinson fumbled an attempted handoff to Kendall Hunter to squelch a promising opening drive before Dan Bailey's 37-yard field goal sailed wide right to cap the second.
"Going back on the tape, being a second-guesser, there's obvious things we can pick out," Brewer said.
How to get the Cowboys out of the blocks quicker is no exact science, starting with Rice this Saturday.
Brewer believes there has been a lack of chemistry so far with an offense that is replacing tight end Brandon Pettigrew, two starting offensive linemen and has had limited contributions from receiver Demarcus Connor, who started 13 games last season.
The last time the Cowboys failed to score in the first quarter in back-to-back games was in 2006, when they did it in four of five games to start Big 12 play. OSU didn't score in the first quarter only once in each of the past two seasons.
"It's just a case and point where young guys have to fight through some things and understand where their mistakes come from and learn from them," Brewer said. "We've just been very fortunate around here that we've had some older players the last three or four years that have stepped in, and now it's time for the younger guys to step in and do their part."
Instant offense has come much easier for the Cowboys in the third quarter. After receiving the second-half kickoff, OSU has scored on both of its opening drives after halftime. Receiver Dez Bryant added an 82-yard punt return touchdown as the Cowboys outscored Houston 21-0 in the third quarter to overcome a 24-7 halftime deficit.
What's missing is the consistency to perform at that level from start to finish.
"I think as it grows on into the season, you'll find the timing gets a lot better," Brewer said. "We do have a lot of young players. We're missing Pettigrew. You've got inexperience at tight end. You've got inexperience at receiver. I think that has a little bit to do with it. We've got two new guards that are brand new, never really played a whole lot."
Robinson's numbers have also fallen off after he recorded the top two seasons in total offense in OSU history the past two years, averaging about 280 yards per game. The dual-threat quarterback is averaging 215 yards per game this season, and picking up only 2.5 yards per carry when he runs.
Robinson has said he is healthy again after missing a chunk of preseason camp with a hamstring injury, but his coach believes there may be some lingering doubt in his mind.
"I think that he's gone through some of that, that it's affected him a little bit," Gundy said. "Zac doesn't want to make excuses for himself, nor am I going to do it for him, but I think there's probably some truth to that. Will he overcome that? You bet."
Either way, the Cowboys are sticking with Robinson, who is already established as one of the program's most productive quarterbacks.
"He is the captain of our ship and there's some things that we've got to correct, but not all of it can fall on his shoulders," Brewer said. "He is the president, so he gets all the credit and all the blame, but there's 10 other guys that don't have the ball if he has it and they've got to do their job."
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So, your backup server is a few years old and you find yourself in need of a newer, bigger, better, faster one. Just one problem, you want/need to keep your data from Backup Exec for compliance reasons. You have the perfect server that is ready to take on this new role. It is some new 64 bit monster with Windows 2008 R2, tons of I/O capacity, memory, disk space and more. Then you ask yourself, how do I move Backup Exec's data from the old server to the new server and keep everything in working order? Time to check the technote database! So you head off to http://support.symantec.com and start doing some queries. You may find this technote:
How to migrate (move) Backup Exec from one system to another with the same version of BE, Windows and same or different computer names.
In the last 10 years, there have been many who have followed this technote, for just this purpose. When you start reading it, there are some bold statements, and some restrictions. However, lets first review some of the components this technote will cover.
- The Backup Exec Database (BEDB).
- The Backup Exec Data (Job histories stored on disk, reports, and more).
- The Backup Exec Catalogs (Catalog folder on disk).
Today the SQL instance that hosts the BEDB is Microsoft SQL Server Express 2005 SP3. This version happens to be a 32 bit version when installed on either a 32 bit server, or on a 64 bit server. That is good news for customers who want to migrate from 32 bit operating systems, to 64 bit operating systems. That means there is really no difference in the database mounted on a 32bit OS, or a 64 bit OS, so you can carry it forward to a 64 bit OS without any compatibility issues. Furthermore, the Backup Exec Data and Catalogs on disk are files that are obviously transferrable between OS's as well. The technote above is written to help move these three items between an old and new server. However, there are a few remaining items to consider.
One of the main items to consider is the configuration of the old and new server. The steps in the technote guide you through creating a matching configuration on the new server. If it is the same operating system as the previous install, then the same components and configuration items for that operating system will get laid down by the install. This should give a relatively similar configuration. The restriction at the top of the technote mentions operating systems of different versions. This is most likely for customers who tried to go backwards. Some examples where this would be broken would be:
- Customer installed the Deduplication option on Windows Server 2008 (64 bit), then tries to move to Windows 2008 (32 bit). This option does not install the same on Windows 2008 (32 bit), so this will cause issues.
- Customer has Microsoft Exchange (64 bit). Tries to move their data back to a Windows Server 2003 (32 bit) machine. Selections lists in the database would fail to protect these servers since they require tools that can only be present on a 64 bit machine.
These are just a couple examples of how this could lead to possible compatibility/supportability issues. There may also be additional issues when migrating from 32 bit to 64 bit operating systems of different operating system versions, though I am not personally aware of any. I know of customers who have successfully migrated this way, but it not a supported upgrade path as is called out in this technote:
How to migrate Backup Exec to another server with a different Windows OS version.
There is also the added difficulty of having to move to a newer version of the product, and not being able to upgrade to the current version. Here is an example. A customer has Backup Exec 12.5 installed on a Windows 2000 Server. They would like to migrate to Backup Exec 2010 R3. However, Backup Exec 2010 R3 does not support installing on Windows 2000. In a situation like this, the only upgrade path is the following technote:
How to use BEMIG to manually upgrade the Backup Exec database from a previous version
Again this technote lists similar restrictions as the previous technote. Most if not all of the restrictions have very valid reasoning. Primarily because of the work that is done during the install, with respect to these items. The Backup Exec Installation will often make some database changes in coordination with the migration scripts. It's a carefully orchestrated flow to carry the configuration forward to the new version. Trying the steps in the technote against a server that meets the restrictions will be hit or miss. Mostly depending on the database version being migrated, and changes made in each version of the product after that version. For example, trying to migrate a database that is from the 12.5 product, using the migration(BEMIG) scripts in our 2010 R3 release will yield failures when the "Shared Storage Option" is installed. This is because the install does some of the work, and the scripts do the rest of the work during the migration sequence. The only reliable way to get upgraded when you meet the restrictions is through operating system upgrades, and the supported Backup Exec Install upgrade paths. Now, if you don't meet the restrictions, then you are essentially using the migration scripts in the newer version of the product, to migrate your database to the new version. This is the same sequence that the Backup Exec Installer uses to migrate the database between versions. However, you should also be careful that the old configuration and new configuration match as closely as possible. Doing so will save you many hours of frustration and issues that could be avoided!
Another question I received, asked about lingering server/devices post upgrade, that are un-removable in the Backup Exec 2010 UI. This issue may happen when migrating to a server with a different server name and different hardware. It's a difficult issue to solve for our support team, and usually requires their intervention to fully remove. For this reason, it is recommended that you migrate to a server with the same name, and similar configuration. It saves many hours of resolving configuration issues when you do. If you decide change your server name, you will not be able to carry forward a deduplication folder, or its associated jobs. You may also decide to recreate your selection lists for proper viewing. There may even be more items you find needing your attention when you do. Save yourself the headache and keep the same server name. Follow the technote and copy the data to the network, take the server offline, bring up the new server with the same name, and finish followng the technote. You will be glad you did!
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I was browsing the forums tonight, and was reminded of another way to migrate data from one server to another. There is an option which allows you to copy jobs, selection lists, policies or server options between media servers. It doesn't copy catalogs, history, or other compliance related content. Just the releated definitions. The feature is great for someone with a small server with just a few jobs, and wants to migrate them just as they are from one machine to another. Below is an excerpt from the admin guide for 2010.
Copy to Media Server options
Backup Exec enables you to copy all jobs (including backup, report, and utility jobs), selection lists, and policies that were created on your media server to the same media server, or to another media server.
See "Copying jobs, selection lists, or policies" on page 538.
Nice article, but to be honest "nothing new"
What would be very interesting:
How to migrate DeDup from an old to a new Server ?
What about SQL 2008 R2 - Express - supported ? As far as i know BE2012 still uses 2005. Why accept a 4 GB limit when 10 GB are possible.
What will be the best practice for:
Migrate Server A from BE 2010 R3 to BE 2012 including Dedup ?
Serverhardware will change on miragtion-process but servername will remain.
Regards Timo
Hi Timo,
Let me answer your questions the best I can.
Moving a DeDupe installation from one server to another server is not a trivial task. I will try to address this in a future post, However, I first will need to have some discussions with a few of my colleagues before I can post anything official.
As far as SQL 2008 R2, I am happy to inform you that it is supported. See this link on page 49 or so.
Why has Backup Exec not included it for install? Well, the biggest reason is that it has an installer requirement of MSI 4.5, which requires a reboot after installing. This increases the complexity of our install as we have to reboot in the middle of our install and restart. Its not rocket science, but its something we prefer not to do if we don't have to for your sake. You can always use your own 2008 R2 instance if you prefer, we will just not install it for you automatically. We are always looking at the benefits/trade-offs in newer technology like this.
Thank you for your comments!
Hi Timo,
As promised I have a technote that will help you migrate a DeDupe folder from one machine to a new machine.
Take a look at this technote: (http://www.symantec.com/docs/TECH160832). This technote simply provides you the option of just migrating the DeDupe folder to a new machine. It does not address moving the rest of the BE data along with it. So, this set of steps should bring it all together:
1. Delete the DeDupe store from the previous server.
- This prepares the store for the move, but does not delete the DeDupe store data, it just simply removes it from the BE Configuration.
- This will require you to retarget your jobs to a new location, so put the jobs on hold, give them a new target temporarily. Stop the services for BE.
2. Now, copy over the Data/Catalogs folders to the new server following the blog and technotes.
3. Next, copy over the DeDupe folder to the new machine.
4. Next, Import the DeDupe folder as described in Tech160832 above.
5. Next, Retarget the jobs back to the DeDupe store as they were originally.
6. Finally, run an inventory on the DeDupe store to re-associate the on disk catalogs with the imported DeDupe store.
One final note. As the article mentions, this is only valid with Backup Exec 2010 R3 and above.
Hope this helps,
Hello Experts,
We have backup exec 12.0.1364 running on Windows 2003 32bit server. Now i want to move my backup exec to Windows 2008 R2 64bit with backup Exec 2012
Can I follow http://www.symantec.com/business/support/index?page=content&id=TECH129826
I need my catalog files and jobs from Old server. Also want to check do I need to reinstall the remote agenets? (agent for vault 8.0.2) SharePoint 2007 and Exchange 2003 cluster
Thanks you experts in advance
Hi Jibs,
If you follow the instructions in that technote, it will allow you to migrate your data successfully with 12.0. I would again recommend that you keep the same server name for the reasons listed above.
The steps in the technote have remained valid for many years. A few of the steps have been updated along the way, but overall, if you simply install the new product on the new machine with the same service packs, then stop your services, and copy over the data and catalog folders, then restart your services, 99% of the time everything will come up successfully.
One caveat is if you are using SSO, there is a datapartitionGUID registry value, and a datapartitionID registry value that needs to be renamed so that the server will recreate it with what it should be on service startup. This needs to be done prior to starting services.
Hope this helps, Let me know if you have additional questions.
Great thread and I believe I have found the right place.
My scenario is that I have BE 2010 installed on a Win 2003 server and wanted to move it to a newer Win 2008r2 server of a different name. I followed the steps in http://www.symantec.com/docs/TECH67296. I didn't understand at the time that it was referencing the same OS versions. Everything was going all good until the next to last step during the cmd functions, specifically: 1> SELECT partitionname FROM datapartition (enter)
At this point I got an error stating msg 207, level 16, state 1 Server \BKUPEXEC, Line 1 Invalid column name 'new server name.
I have been on the phone with tech from overseas and was pointed to article 129826, that these are the steps I should be taking. That is all good and well, but what did the cmd steps from the other article do to my new BE 2010 install on the 2008 box? Tech had no good answer so I have been searching to find out if I should go ahead with the 129826 article and see what happens or is there a way to "undo" the cmd steps from the wrong article.
I can see from the thread that you can give me a best case option and look forward to a reply.
I sent you an email to get more information, because I have limited information about the environment. For the purpose of this reply, I'll assume it is a stand alone server that you are moving. If the environment is more complicated, then that would be useful information to have.
So, Looking at TECH67296 there is the command it suggests you run against the BEDB. Looks like the following:
UPDATE DataPartition SET PartitionName=<'new-server-name'> WHERE PartitionID =0
So, if your server is called BESERVER, then you would run this line:
UPDATE DataPartition SET PartitionName=<'BESERVER'> WHERE PartitionID =0
Based on your SQL error, it looks like you didn't change the server name in the script.
As far as TECH129826, it will get you the same result, but gets you there a different way.
Hope this helps for now.
Hi Waymoon,
I know this reply is very late, but I honestly did not see it until reviewing the blog post for another reason. I did not get a notification of your post and I apologize for not replying sooner!
With respect to your question, I am a bit confused. You are asking about moving from 2010 R3 to 2012 (which is an install upgrade) on the same server. So, to say it another way, if you want to upgrade your Backup Exec install from an older version to a newer version on the same server, all you have to do is run the install for the newer version. If there are any limitations, the install should warn you or block you. If your current older version is a supported version we upgrade from, then the install will take care of the necessary work to move your older install to the current version. 2010 R3 -> 2012 is a supported upgrade path. We typically support 3 releases back. So upgrading 10d to 2012 would be blocked. You would have to upgrade to a version like 12.5 first as trial, then you could go to 2012.
Hope this helps others since the reply is late.
Hi Di Ro,
Currently I'm not aware of any supported migration path for Backup Exec on a Windows Server to a Backup Exec Appliance. The shipping appliance configuration prevents using the steps mentioned above. Can you help me understand what your current configuration is, and how much you would like to migrate if it was possible?


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1969 MUSTANG MACH 1 428 COBRA JET DRAG PACK. DOCUMENTED SUPER COBRA JET VEHICLE BY WINDOW STICKER AND DELUXE MARTI REPORT,AND 4 BUILD SHEETS,FACTORY,... More
With prices of documented collector cars locked in a seemingly endless climb many enthusiasts are beginning to rethink the old purists adage of 'original... More
Few brands in the history of American motoring have been as consistently good as the Mustang. Where some of its rivals took a misstep... More
1957 Thunderbird, Professional Body off the Frame Restoration with Limited Miles Triple Flame Red with both Original Tops Loaded with Accessories: Ford-O-Matic - Automatic 3-Speed Transmission Ford's Masterguide... More
Offered here is a mint 1951 Ford Convertible Rod. The vehicle has been completely gone through with a fresh (200 miles) 502 V/8, Turbo... More