What happened to Big Time Moms

What happened to the latest episode of Big Time Rush? Sunday afternoon it was in the store and when I went to watch it it was the previous episode. When I went back to the store it was no longer available.

Thanks Jon, I appreciate the info.
I guess I saw a bit about that in the wikipedia but I still will have to figure out why audio isn't working in my FCS2 exports on this PC using this software.
cause I know its there in the final mpg but it just won't play.
anyone using media shout?
I have checked their website and their forum as well.... hopefully will get an answer there.
If anyone runs into this as well I can post my findings here as well.....
Thanks for the help.
DROCK.

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What happens when the Time Machine drive is full?

I'm on my second iMac. My first one (G5, 1984) died, and I replaced it early 2010 with an Intel mac. The transition when exceedingly well largely due to Time Machine. I just hooked the Time Machine drive to the new system, and I was soon back up running!
My home folder has 70GB of data. The Macintosh drive has 105GB of data and 395GB free. The Time Machine drive has 220GB used and 30GB free.
1. What happens when the Time Machine drive is full?
2. Do I have control over what backups get deleted?
3. If lightning strikes twice, will I still be able to restore my Intel mac like my G5 mac, even if backups get deleted?
4. Is there anyway to control what backups/backup files get deleted?
5. Any other thoughts?
Thanks.

maxseven wrote:
i have deleted the time machine folders and they are now in my trash. when i try to secure empty my trash it will delete everything but the t/m folders. how do i delete them?
Do you mean all of them? The entire Backups.backupdb folder?
That's a large mess. First, even a normal delete will take a very long time, as there are probably hundreds of thousands, or even millions, of files. Your best bet by far is to simply erase them with Disk Utility -- that will only take a few moments. If your TM drive has a single partition, see #1 in [Formatting, Partitioning, Verifying, and Repairing Disks|http://web.me.com/pondini/AppleTips/DU.html]. If there are other partition(s) on the drive, see #2 there.
If not, and you only deleted some of the folders, you have a different, worse problem. Unfortunately, Apple doesn't do a very good job of warning folks: +*Never move, change, or delete anything in your backups via the Finder or Terminal.+*
You shouldn't have to delete backups at all, since Time Machine will do that automatically when the disk/partition gets full. But you can do it without harm via Time Machine. See #12 in [Time Machine - Frequently Asked Questions|http://web.me.com/pondini/Time_Machine/FAQ.html] (or use the link in *User Tips* at the top of this forum).
A normal delete will take a very long time, as there are probably tens or hundreds of thousands of items, each of which must be individually deleted. A secure delete will take much, much longer, as each deleted file must be overwritten with zeros.

WHat happened to my time machine backup disc?

What happened to my time machine backup disc? It is no longer visible from finder or the time machine utility.

It doesn't show up in Disk Utility, and it is not discoverable from the Time Machine setup.
I've restarted, shut off and on, etc. It was displaying in the Time Machine list of discs but erroring out on actually doing a backup. I removed it to see if I could reconnect, but now I can't even find it.
All cables are plugged in securely.
My guess is this is the is related to the 10.9.2 update.
Any other ideas?

What happens if you Time-Machine backup an encrypted file-vault HD?

This is related to my previous post - but deserves special mention for those people who are using time-vault AND Time-Machine.
My question is this: If the backup of my Hard-drive is encrypted, and I then reinstall from backup, what will this situation likely produce?
This is what I have done. I also Archived and installed my Mac prior to installing from my Time-Machine backup.
I now have an error message that displays the following message at the login screen:
"Unable to log into the file-vault account "......." at this time. An error has occurred."
My password IS CORRECT. I have not changed it, and the log in window does accept my password, but it doesn't progress any further than the error message I gave above.
I'm wondering if the encryption process of file-vault is linked directly with the original installation I had of Mac OS-X before I Archived and installed.
Any thoughts/knowledge/Insight?? I want my old Mac back! (I don't recommend using file-vault). Any body else had this problem or can see what is happening to me here?
Thank you
Greg

I just did a backup, moved a folder with 600mb of images into a different folder, and did another backup. The free space on the backup drive dropped by the size of the folder's contents. The backup copied the files as I watched in System Preferences, and it looked like it was really copying the files to the external drive again. It looks like Time Machine isn't as smart as I hoped in this regard.
Still - I'd think the wasted space is only in the every-hour-for-the-last-24-hours bucket of Time Machine. I'm guessing the every hour backups are like a sliding window, where a backup that's 24 hours old drops out every hour rather than all the hourly backups getting wiped at midnight and starting over.
Regardless, only one version of the moved folder will eventually be stored as the daily backup for that day. I don't have proof, but that's what I think.
So, if you've moved a bunch of folders around or renamed them, the extra copies of the same exact files should drop off within 24 hours.
That's my interpretation, but I'm in no way positive!! The lengthy Ars review didn't offer an answer to this question.

Backup Macintosh HD and external HD, What happens at restore time?

1st scenario:
iMac 250GB + 650GB in an ext JBOD. TM Disc 1TB.
Im currently making a backup of both HD's the internal and the external. But something comes out my mind, what will happens is my HD crash and i need to restore from TM? TM will only restore what it was on my Macintosh HD?
2nd scenario:
Let says that i have a TM backup or image of my Macintosh HD only with all the softwares that i need already install, but no any data files or music or any other crap that we keep most of the time; and i also a TM backup or image with everything, including and external HD (the one from the first scenario). So let says that my main HD crash, but i don't want to restore all the data from TM 2nd scenario, instead i want to use TM 1st scenario. Then, here is the question: after restoring from TM 1st scenario I'm going to be able later to restore some files or folders from the 2nd scenario? things like music, movies, emails etc etc? or not?
Thank you in advance.

lchales wrote:
1st scenario:
iMac 250GB + 650GB in an ext JBOD. TM Disc 1TB.
Im currently making a backup of both HD's the internal and the external. But something comes out my mind, what will happens is my HD crash and i need to restore from TM? TM will only restore what it was on my Macintosh HD?
It'll restore fine, but you NEED more space. 2-3 times what is being backed up is the general rule, since TM keeps multiple copies of every file.
2nd scenario:
Let says that i have a TM backup or image of my Macintosh HD only with all the softwares that i need already install, but no any data files or music or any other crap that we keep most of the time; and i also a TM backup or image with everything, including and external HD (the one from the first scenario). So let says that my main HD crash, but i don't want to restore all the data from TM 2nd scenario, instead i want to use TM 1st scenario. Then, here is the question: after restoring from TM 1st scenario I'm going to be able later to restore some files or folders from the 2nd scenario? things like music, movies, emails etc etc? or not?
It'll work, but you're MASSIVELY overcomplicating it.
TM is meant to run in the background, without any weird tweaks like that, and it'll probably work best like that.
Good luck!

What happened to the Time Machine scheduler?

I upgraded to Lion and now I can't seem to find it anywhere in system preferences.

I would like to be able to schedule my time machine backups too. Every hour seems excessive for a lot of people. It seems like my computer at work is constantly backing up. I feel like it is slowing my work down. Even if it is just setting the backup to every 2 hours or every three hours. I don't need to pick a time, just have it happen less if I desire.

What happens to my Time Machine backups if I upgrade to Mt.Lion?

I have Snow Leopard and have been backing up using Time Machine. If I upgrade to Mt. Lion what do I do about my Time Machine backups? Do I just keep backing up from where I left off, or do I have to somehow start over?

You should be able to continue from there. Note though some applications that are Snow Leopard compatible are not Mountain Lion. Keep at least two backups just in case, and have your 10.6 installer disc ready if you find a necessary application or driver is not compatible.

On a morning woke up and inbox empty of old mails - 100s. Can scan and find some but no idea what happened. First time.

I can send and receive email but on a morning inbox was empty except for items received that night. I can search and find old emails but inbox virtually empty. Never happened before and i certainly did not knowing do anything. Hope someone can help. Thank you

Hey!
I have tried holding down the home and power button countless of times. It doesnt respond at all. Plug my phone to a charger and hold down the power button and my phone switched on. But it said Activation Required and said connect to Itunes. As e screen remains on the connect to Itunes screen, I disconnect the charger from my phone and my phone went dead instantly. My battery is full btw. Tried connecting to Itunes through my Macbook Pro but iTunes doesnt detect my device and the apple logo flashes for about a few seconds on my phone and then disappear and then came back on again. My Iphone has been connected to my laptop for about 30 mins and the apple logo has been coming on and off for 30 minutes now and Itunes has not detect my device yet.
SIGHHH.

What happened to event times in the monthly calendar?

I upgraded (not really) to Mavericks and there are numerous issues; mail showing headers and no content, safari pages open completely jumbled and an essential calendar feature, event time in the month view, is gone.
Apple seems to be dumbing down it's systems for personal use while flipping the bird to corporate users.

Hey there,
You can get the times to appear in regular (not full screen) view as well - just grab the edge of the calendar and drag it out to the left or right a bit; the times appear automatically at a certain window size.
from here:
https://discussions.apple.com/message/23735911#23735911
cheers,
AT

What happened to Quick time?

I have Quick Time 10.0(90.3.1) on my MB pro with Snow Leopard, but when I click to view any videos on safari it asking me to download quick time or flash eg feature macbook tutorials (though the videos play on firefox)
pls help

hard disk 1 quick (303) error
Means you computers hard drive is corrupted for failing to work. You need to get it replaced......
See if this helps: error hard disk 1 quick (303) - HP Support Forum - 1313581 (for HP but similar for DELL)

What happened to big daddy love handls?!!!!

Sorry for the random post - just haven't seen him replying for ages

sabre150 wrote:
CeciNEstPasUnProgrammeur wrote:
Uhm, no, rather [this fellow|http://forums.sun.com/profile.jspa?userID=114650].
They are one and the same person.Is that possible? On the wiki page, he apparently died in 1909. The other guy's profile on the forums last post was in 2003....

OTL -What happens to the rejected time card?

Hi All,
Can u pls clarify me this question on OTL? We have 2 buckets on time card. One is 1) On time bucket (Element) 2) Late hours bucket.(Element)
We r using entry level approver where only the time entries with Late hours will be sent for apprval. Other time entries will be auto approved.
Here the context is that the employee is seeking an excuse for coming late and hence the late hours are being sent for approval.
Now when the approval is rejected, what happens to that time card? will it force the employee to submit that rejected time card?
Or can the employee be still be able to submit the new cards without bothering abt the rejected time card?
When the approval is rejected, it measns that the excuse is denied and later when we run the report we want to know
the excused and non excused late entries.
So i just want the employee to receive notification that it got rejected and the system should not force him to submit the rejected time card.
Can you please answer this ?
also all our time entries will be coming from swipe manchine. Is there a way we can make these entries just read only for the employee?
Thanks in advance.
Kiran

Hi,
Now when the approval is rejected, what happens to that time card? will it force the employee to submit that rejected time card?
Or can the employee be still be able to submit the new cards without bothering abt the rejected time card?
----It won't force the employee to resubmit, the employee will be allowed to submit new timecards for a different period, but if for the rejected time period he has to use the rejected timecard and resubmit it.
When the approval is rejected, it measns that the excuse is denied and later when we run the report we want to know
the excused and non excused late entries.
So i just want the employee to receive notification that it got rejected and the system should not force him to submit the rejected time card.
----The system will not force him to submit the rejected time card unless he tries to submit a timecard for the same time period.
Can you please answer this ?
also all our time entries will be coming from swipe manchine. Is there a way we can make these entries just read only for the employee?
----Could you please clarify your question on the "we can make these entries just read only for the employee?"
Regards,
Senthil
Edited by: Senthilkumar Chandrasekaran on 27-Oct-2010 01:39

What happens if i have to stop time machine during backup?

I have to interrupt a 2-hour backup that I initiated on Time Machine. Will backup to that time be discarded or will it resume when I re-initiate the backup?

Hello J-fus,
Welcome to the Apple Support Communities!
I understand that you would like information on what happens when a Time Machine backup is interrupted. For this question, I would suggest using the attached article as a resource.
OS X Yosemite: If a Time Machine backup is interrupted
Have a great day,
Joe

What are typical failover times for application X on Sun Cluster

Our company does not yet have any hands-on experience with clustering anything on Solaris, although we do with Veritas and Miscrosoft. My experience with MS is that it is as close to seemless (instantaneous) as possible. The Veritas clustering takes a little bit longer to activate the standby's. A new application we are bringing in house soon runs on Sun cluster (it is some BEA Tuxedo/WebLogic/Oracle monster). They claim the time it takes to flip from the active node to the standby node is ~30minutes. This to us seems a bit insane since they are calling this "HA". Is this type of failover time typical in Sun land? Thanks for any numbers or reference.

This is a hard question to answer because it depends on the cluster agent/application.
On one hand you may have a simple Sun Cluster application that fails over in seconds because it has to do a limited amount of work (umount here, mount there, plumb network interface, etc) to actually failover.
On the other hand these operations may, depending on the application, take longer than another application due to the very nature of that application.
An Apache web server failover may take 10-15 seconds but an Oracle failover may take longer. There are many variables that control what happens from the time that a node failure is detected to the time that an application appears on another cluster node.
If the failover time is 30 minutes I would ask your vendor why that is exactly.
Not in a confrontational way but a 'I don't get how this is high availability' since the assumption is that up to 30 minutes could elapse from the time that your application goes down to it coming back on another node.
A better solution might be a different application vendor (I know, I know) or a scalable application that can run on more than one cluster node at a time.
The logic with the scalable approach is that if a failover takes 30 minutes or so to complete it (failover) becomes an expensive operation so I would rather that my application can use multiple nodes at once rather than eat a 30 minute failover if one node dies in a two node cluster:
serverA > 30 minute failover > serverB
seems to be less desirable than
serverA, serverB, serverC, etc concurrently providing access to the application so that failover only happens when we get down to a handful of nodes
Either one is probably more desirable than having an application outage(?)

What happens after 3 failings?

hello...
i have white-spot for the third time now. my powerbook is currently at apple repair center. i still have apple-care on it. what happens if i get whitespot again? i guess it will happen again cause all repairs failed jet. i am gonna have the fourth display after that repair and i guess it will fail as the other ones.
my apple-dealer told me, apple will offer me a new book after 3 failed repairapproaches.
did anybody have this situation and what kind of machine will i get? the same as i bought or a new, actual one?
regards
sepoe

I'm also interested in this answer. My daughter's PB has had the deadly grey screen for the third time! AppleCare said "it's no problem because it's less than a year old" (what kind of answer is that!!). What happens the next time her screen goes grey? Do they replace the PB, extend her warranty, or whatever????

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