Winter stocking of trout in area city lakes across the Panhandle
by Richard BullardAMARILLO, Texas (KFDA) - Amarillo, Lubbock and area lakes will be stocked with Rainbow trout right before the Thanksgiving Holiday.
The trout stocking program will be on Nov. 27 and are headed to over ten city park lakes in the Amarillo and Lubbock areas.
Over 553 trout will be delivered to Medical Center Park South Lake in Amarillo.
Rainbow trout are a prevalent cold-water game fish that offers a great winter fishing opportunity for anglers of all ages.
These fish are prized for both their fight and their quality as fine table fare.
Since Medical Program South Lake belongs to a unique program known as the Neighborhood Fishin’ Program, it will be stocked approximately every two weeks with an additional 553 trout through March 6, 2020.
The following is a list of trout stockings and dates:
- Canyon Southeast Park lake is scheduled to receive 1,666 trout half on Dec. 12 and the other half on Jan. 15
- Caudle Lake in Hale Center will receive 1,600 trout in Breshears Lake and 1,600 in Lobo Lake on Dec. 3
- Pampa City Park Lake will receive 2,000 trout; half on Dec. 10 and the other half on Feb. 4
- Lake Theo at Caprock Canyon State Park will welcome over 1,600 trout on Dec. 11
- Rita Blanca Kids Fishing Pond in Dalhart will receive 2,929 trout; half on Dec. 11 and the other half Feb. 4
- 9th Street Park Lake in Lamesa will receive 4,000 trout; half on Dec. 11 and the other half Jan. 29
- Lake Fryer, near Perryton, will receive 2,000 trout; half on Dec. 5 and the other half on Jan. 7
Stocking dates are established based on weather conditions and availability of trout.


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SUMMIT TOWNSHIP
The following biographical sketches of early settlers in
Monroe County as reproduced from a book titled, the "Combined History and
Atlas of Monroe County, Ohio." The material for this book was taken from two
nineteenth century books: (1) 'History of Monroe County Ohio,' a product of the
H.H. Hardesty & Co., publishers, Chicago and Toledo, 1882 and (2)
'Caldwell's Atlas of Monroe County, Ohio,' a product of Atlas Publishing
Company, Mount Vernon, Ohio, 1898. The "Combined History and Atlas of
Monroe County, Ohio" was reprinted and is available from the Monroe County
Historical Society.
ARMSTRONG, Dr. A. C. ARMSTRONG
GELDMACHER, FREDERICK
GELDMACHER
Dr. A. C. ARMSTRONG
resides in Summit township, Lewisville postoffice, and is a physician, surgeon
and druggist. He was born in Belmont
county, Dec 27 1839. His parents, Henry
& Margaret ADAMS ARMSTRONG, came to this county in 1845, and
in the spring of 1864 removed to Iowa.
He married at Beallsville, in this county, Sep 16 1864, Louisa WOOLENWEBER,
a native of West Virginia, and whose parents, Louis & Wilhelmina WOOLENWEBER,
came into this county in 1840. Their
child, Charlie L. was born Sep 16 1865.
Dr. ARMSTRONG has held the office of township clerk for ten
years. His brother, Franklin, served
during the war in the 25th OVI, enlisting at Woodsfield, served
three years and was honorably discharged.
He was severely wounded in the battle of Chancellorsville, from the
effects of which he is crippled for life.
The ARMSTRONGs are of Irish descent, and were residents of
Washington county, PA, where they remained about seven years, and then came to
Monroe county, settling in Sunsbury township.
Dr. ARMSTRONG, at the age of 20 years, began the study of
medicine with Dr. G. C. McCULLOCK, of Beallsville. After finishing his studies he commenced the
practice of medicine in the village of Lewisville, where he has remained ever
since. By close attention to business,
Dr. ARMSTRONG has acquired a very large practice, and is one of the
prominent physicians of the county.
ALEXANDER BUCHANAN is a retired farmer and justice of the peace of
Summit township, Lewisville postoffice.
He was born in Washington county, PA, Feb 25 1822, and came with his
parents into Monroe county in 1823. His
father, William BUCHANAN, died Apr 2 1879, and his mother, Mary A. STEWART,
Oct 15 1852. He married at Lewisville, Dec
23 1852, Sarah, daughter of Jacob & Mary RUEKER [or RUCKER] WISE,
the ceremony being performed by Rev. ATHY. She was born in Seneca (now Summit) township, Oct 25 1832; her
father died Feb 3 1855, and her mother Apr 10 1846. Children: James M., born Jan 11 1856, died Feb 5 1861; Jacob M.,
Dec 23 1857, died Feb 15 1861; Harriet O., Nov 24 1859, died Feb 21 1861;
Samuel P., Nov 8 1861, died Mar 9 1863; Louisa E., Feb 11 1865; Sadie A., Jan
20 1875. The two last are at home. The three who died in 1861 were taken away
with diphtheria. Mr. BUCHANAN
was elected justice in 1861 and has held that office ever since, and he has
also held the office of township treasurer.
His brother-in-law, Jacob SMITH, served in the late war. Mrs. BUCHANAN s only brother, Samuel
D. WISE, served in the 136th OVI until honorably discharged
at the close of the war. William BUCHANAN
was an enterprising, early settler, helping to make the country what it is
today. He held the office of trustee
for many years, raised a family of nine children, and lived over 57 years on
the farm he entered and cleared. He
helped to organize and build the first church in the township, known as
Buchanan church, on his farm, lived a Christian life, and died respected by all
who knew him at the ripe age of 89. Mrs. BUCHANAN s grandfather, Jacob WISE, senior, was
one of the very earliest settlers in this part of Monroe county, a native of
Greene county, PA. He located near
where the present town of Calais stands.
About 1833 they moved on Will s creek and into Franklin (now Summit)
township. Settlers were few, living in
cabins here and there in the woods. He
and his wife were members of, and helped to organize, the first Methodist Church
in the township, known as the Wise church, which is still standing, located
about two miles west of Lewisville. He
died at a very old age, and his wife lived to be 98 years old. Jacob WISE, Jr., Mrs. BUCHANAN s
father, was the fourth son of a family of eight children, and he raised a
family of six children, of whom Mrs. BUCHANAN was the oldest. William BUCHANAN, father of
Alexander, was a native of VA, of Scotch origin. In 1803, when he was 13 years old, he came with his parents and
settled in Washington county, PA, which was then a wilderness. In 1818 he married Mary, daughter of James STEWART
and wife, who were native of Ireland, came to America at an early day, being 18
weeks on the sea. About five years
after marriage William BUCHANAN settled in the western part of this
county, now in the eastern part of this township. He entered his land from the government, and settled and cleared
his farm when there were not over six families in the township, not a
school-house or church for miles around, no roads but blazed paths through the woods,
plenty of wild animals and game. Mr. BUCHANAN
was formerly married, Dec 25 1844, to Ann, daughter of William COCHRANE
and wife, by Rev. Mr. COLLEGE.
Born by this marriage: Cleland R., May 30 1846; Mary A., Aug 24 1848,
died Nov 18 1852; John W., Aug 31 1850, died Jun 9 1851. The first wife died Sep 6 1850.
RICHARD GREENBANK is a native of this township, born Apr 13
1836. His father was William GREENBANK,
born Dec 11 1782, died Mar 12 1866, and his mother, Rebecca FISHER, was
born Jan 31 1807. Richard GREENBANK
was married May 16 1865, to Mary KENNEDY, who was born in Franklin
township Jan 19 1840. Her parents were
William KENNEDY, born Nov 27 1805, died May 23 1869, and Martha TODD,
born Aug 11 1818, died Aug 9 1863.
Children: Martha J., born Sep 25 1866; Willie K., May 8 1869; Minnie R.,
Oct 4 1870, died Jun 1 1880; Rebecca I., Apr 4 1874, died Sep 1 1874; Mary S.,
Sep 16 1875; Ida M., Oct 20 1877; Charles A., Jan 10 1880. Mr. GREENBANK has held the office of
trustee in his township for the last six years. Three of his brothers, William, John and George were in the war,
the latter serving three years in Co. C, 116th OVI. His father came from Yorkshire, England,
when a young man, and located at Wheeling, WV for six years. About 1828 he settled in what is now the
central part of this township. The
country was then new, only here and there a cabin; plenty of game and wild
animals, but no highways, churches or schools.
He assisted in organizing the township, and voted at its first
election. He was married Apr 11 1835,
to a daughter of John & Sarah FAUCETT FISHER, natives of
Virginia, who settled here about 1805.
The father of Mrs. Richard GREENBANK came from Ireland in 1827,
and settled in this county in 1832, and was married Jan 3 1839. Business of Richard GREENBANK,
farming. Postoffice, Lewisville, Monroe
county, OH.
FREDERICK GELDMACHER a native of Waldack, Germany, where he was born
Dec 20 1831. His parents (deceased)
were Henry & Elizabeth GERMER GELDMACHER. He came to America in 1852, landing at
Baltimore, MD, and afterward went to Wheeling WV, where he remained seven
years. Here he married, Aug 22 1858,
Catharine ROSE, who was born in Summit township, Dec 28 1840, being a
daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Henry J. ROSE, who settled in Monroe county
in 1836. Their children are: Lusetta,
born Aug 30 1859, Anna, Feb 5 1861; Matilda, Sep 26 1863; William, Apr 23 1870;
Clara, Nov 9 1872; Mary, Oct 15 1877, deceased. Mr. GELDMACHER has held the office of trustee of this
township for three years, also been school director for 12 years in district
No. 4. He is one of the enterprising
citizens of his township. Follows
farming. Postoffice, Lewisville. Mrs. GELDMACHER s parents were among
the early settlers of the township, locating here when it was all woods, and
raised a large family, who are now scattered into many parts of the United
States. Mr. ROSE is still
living, and quite hale, though 86 years old; attends his vineyard, and makes
wine which is noted far and near for its fine quality.
JACOB H. HAMILTON
has held commission as postmaster of Lecompton postoffice, Monroe county, for
the last 30 years. Is a farmer and
stock-raiser of Summit township. He was
born in Greene county, PA, Apr 11 1818, and came to this county with his
parents, John & Margaret WISE HAMILTON, in 1822. He was married here Dec 28 1840, to Maria ROBISON,
who was born in Ireland Dec 17 1816, daughter of John & Margaret CUMMINS
ROBISON, who settled in this county in 1842. Their children are: Margaret WAGENFIELD, resides at home;
Elizabeth COLEMAN, resides in Washington county; Adaline, resides in
Indiana; Marinda, resides at home; John C., resides in Darke county; G. Wire,
resides in Woodsfield; Aoevella HINSON, resides in Franklin township;
Oliver, died Aug 15 1864; Forrester, died Aug 18 1864. Mr. HAMILTON has held other offices
besides that of postmaster, as trustee, assessor and land appraiser. His brother, John, was a lieutenant in the
116th OVI, served about two years and resigned because of ill
health. His brother, Joseph, was also
in the 116th, served about a year and died of camp disease. Mr. HAMILTON s grandfather, Hugh HAMILTON,
was a native of Ireland, settled very early in Greene county, PA, enlisted as a
soldier in the Revolutionary war, and served seven years, and was a captain in
the army. When he settled in Greene
county, Pittsburgh was not thought of.
He raised four sons and four daughters, of whom John, the father of
Jacob H. was the oldest. About 1816 he
married a daughter of Jacob & Mary WISE. In 1821 he settled in Belmont county, where he remained a year
and then came to Monroe county, settling in what is now Summit township. The nearest grist mill was at the mouth of
Captina creek, 35 miles away, no road but a blazed one, plenty of wolves,
bears, panthers, and not a school-house or church in the county. Mr. HAMILTON s father died in Aug
1851.
JOHN M. NEUHART
the subject of this sketch was born in Germany, Aug 28 1820, son of Valentin NEUHART
& Catherine BINTZ, both deceased.
His wife, Catherine SHAUB, daughter of John & Mary NETZ
SHAUB, was also born in Germany.
They were married in this township, and have ten children, all living,
namely: Elizabeth, Philip, Henry, John, Mary, Ernestine, Jane, Katie, George,
Amelia, and an adopted child, Mary YOCKY. Katie, Ernestine and Mary reside at Wheeling, WV, Henry in
Woodsfield, John in Tennessee; the others in this township. Mr. NEUHART resides in Summit
township, follows farming. Postoffice,
Miltonsburg.
WILLIAM SMITH
a farmer of Summit township, whose address is Lewisville, Monroe county, OH,
was born in Washington county, PA, Aug 22 1801; settled here in 1816. His parents (deceased) were Robert, born on
Muddy creek, three miles about Peach Bottom Ferry, and Elizabeth HANLEY SMITH,
born in County Armagh, Ireland. His
wife, Sarah EMMONS, born in Fayette county, PA, Jun 20 1811, was
daughter of Lewis & Sarah WHEATLEY EMMONS, both deceased, who
also settled here in 1816. Their
children are: Rachel A. WISE, born Sep 11 1831, deceased; Sarah ROSE,
Apr 6 1834; Hester A. CASHNER, of Pittsburgh, PA, born Aug 10 1836;
Robert H., Jan 11 1842; Margaret, Dec 15 1843; James, Mar 7 1846; Catharine PRYOR,
Jun 1 1848; William, Aug 11 1850; and Louis, Feb 11 1855. Two of the sons, Robert & James, served
in the late war. Robert was a member of
Co. F, 116th OVI; enlisted in the fall of 1862, was taken prisoner
at the battle of Winchester and held a short time; was in all the battles of
the regiment, and was discharged after serving three years. James was in the 7th VA Volunteer
Infantry; enlisted in 1862 and served three years. When Mr. SMITH s father settled here, Monroe county had
only been organized a year. The country
was a wilderness with no more than six families in the bounds of Summit
township. They were members of the first
church in the county. Their nearest
school was at Woodsfield, four miles away.
Mrs. SMITH s older brother, Thomas, attended this school. The teacher was Elijah ANDREWS. Mrs. SMITH s family settled very
early in this county, at Woodsfield, coming from PA.
PHILIP WEBER is a native of Germany,
born there Mar 6 1825, and settled in Monroe county in 1850. His parents, Leonard & Margaret WEBER,
both died in Germany. He married in
Wayne township, Aug 5 1850, Christina STOFFEL, born in Germany Aug 24 1831,
daughter of John & Elizabeth STOFFEL. Children: Lena K. GRAFF, born Sep 29 1851, resides in
Belmont county; Elizabeth, Aug 18 1853, lives in Baden, PA; Albert W., Dec 18
1855; George W., May 9 1858, was drowned Jul 8 1880; Fred L., Aug 17 1860;
Henry J., Mar 30 1863, resides at Steubenville, Jefferson county, OH, is a
barber; Louisa, Jan 18 1866; Mary Matilda, May 7 1869; Charles E., Feb 15
1874. All those not otherwise mentioned
live at Lewisville. Mr. WEBER
resides in Summit township; occupation, tailoring. Address, Lewisville. [webmaster s
note: The Marriage Records of Monroe
County Ohio 1867-1877 lists Lena K. Weber married Jacob Jr. Graff on Setp.
23, 1877]
Transcribed by Dr. Shirley A.
Harmon, e-mail: saharmon34@msn.com


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UnsafeShuffleExternalSorter should preserve first page |
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| SPARK-10332 |
spark-submit to yarn doesn't fail if executors is 0 |
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holdenk |
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Josh Rosen |
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Pete Robbins |
| SPARK-10311 |
In cluster mode, AppId and AttemptId should be update when ApplicationMaster is new |
Major |
Streaming |
meiyoula |
meiyoula |
| SPARK-10434 |
Parquet compatibility with 1.4 is broken when writing arrays that may contain nulls |
Minor |
SQL |
Cheng Lian |
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| SPARK-10480 |
ML.LinearRegressionModel.copy() can not use argument "extra" |
Minor |
ML |
Yanbo Liang |
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| SPARK-10479 |
LogisticRegression copy should copy model summary if available |
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ML |
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Yanbo Liang |
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ml.IsotonicRegressionModel.copy did not set parent |
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Yanbo Liang |
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Cannot write timestamp to JSON |
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Yin Huai |
| SPARK-7736 |
Exception not failing Python applications (in yarn cluster mode) |
Major |
YARN |
Shay Rojansky |
Marcelo Vanzin |
| SPARK-10466 |
UnsafeRow exception in Sort-Based Shuffle with data spill |
Blocker |
SQL |
Cheng Hao |
Cheng Hao |
| SPARK-10556 |
SBT build explicitly sets Scala version, which can conflict with SBT's own scala version |
Minor |
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Ahir Reddy |
Ahir Reddy |
| SPARK-10564 |
ThreadingSuite: assertions in threads don't fail the test |
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Andrew Or |
Andrew Or |
| SPARK-10566 |
SnappyCompressionCodec init exception handling masks important error information |
Minor |
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Daniel Imfeld |
Daniel Imfeld |
| SPARK-10554 |
Potential NPE with ShutdownHook |
Minor |
Block Manager |
Nithin Asokan |
Nithin Asokan |
| SPARK-10584 |
Documentation about the compatible Hive version is wrong. |
Minor |
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Kousuke Saruta |
Kousuke Saruta |
| SPARK-10573 |
IndexToString transformSchema adds output field as DoubleType |
Major |
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Nick Pritchard |
Nick Pritchard |
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Nanoseconds part of Timestamp should be positive in parquet |
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SQL |
Davies Liu |
Davies Liu |
| SPARK-10549 |
scala 2.11 spark on yarn with security - Repl doesn't work |
Major |
Spark Shell |
Thomas Graves |
Thomas Graves |
| SPARK-10543 |
Peak Execution Memory Quantile should be Per-task Basis |
Minor |
Spark Core |
Sen Fang |
Sen Fang |
| SPARK-10542 |
The PySpark 1.5 closure serializer can't serialize a namedtuple instance. |
Critical |
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Davies Liu |
Davies Liu |
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SparkContext's local properties should be cloned when inherited |
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Spark Core |
Andrew Or |
Andrew Or |
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Infinite loop when OutputCommitCoordination is enabled and OutputCommitter.commitTask throws exception |
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Josh Rosen |
Josh Rosen |
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Source releases should not include maven jars |
Blocker |
Build |
Patrick Wendell |
Luciano Resende |
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Crash in rdd.lookup() with "java.lang.Long cannot be cast to java.lang.Integer" |
Major |
PySpark |
Thouis Jones |
Liang-Chi Hsieh |
| SPARK-10650 |
Spark docs include test and other extra classes |
Critical |
Documentation |
Patrick Wendell |
Michael Armbrust |
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Need to convert UDAF's result from scala to sql type |
Blocker |
SQL |
Yin Huai |
Yin Huai |
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Cannot save DataFrame with User Defined Types |
Major |
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Joao Duarte |
Yin Huai |
| SPARK-10172 |
History Server web UI gets messed up when sorting on any column |
Minor |
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Min Shen |
Josiah Samuel Sathiadass |
| SPARK-10540 |
HadoopFsRelationTest's "test all data types" is flaky |
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Cheng Lian |
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Intersection Optimization is Wrong |
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Michael Armbrust |
Yijie Shen |
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StructType.merge shouldn't merge DecimalTypes with different precisions and/or scales |
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holdenk |
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Configuration object thread safety issue in NewHadoopRDD |
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Mingyu Kim |
| SPARK-10623 |
NoSuchElementException thrown when ORC predicate push-down is turned on |
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Ram Sriharsha |
Zhan Zhang |
| SPARK-10155 |
Memory leak in SQL parsers |
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Shixiong Zhu |
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Streaming jobs unexpectedly inherits job group, job descriptions from context starting thread |
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For json data source, date values are saved as int strings |
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Yin Huai |
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Hossein Falaki |
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Yin Huai |
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Akash Mishra |
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sql lateral view same name gives wrong value |
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Davies Liu |
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handle nondeterministic expressions correctly for set operations |
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SQL |
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When using UnsafeRows, SortMergeJoin may return wrong results |
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Yi Zhou |
zhichao-li |
| SPARK-10224 |
BlockGenerator may lost data in the last block |
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Streaming |
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Shixiong Zhu |
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Multiple Python UDFs together with aggregation or sort merge join may cause OOM (failed to acquire memory) |
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PySpark, SQL |
Davies Liu |
Reynold Xin |
| SPARK-10403 |
UnsafeRowSerializer can't work with UnsafeShuffleManager (tungsten-sort) |
Major |
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Josh Rosen |
| SPARK-10731 |
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Jerry Lam |
Reynold Xin |
| SPARK-10474 |
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Andrew Or |
| SPARK-10692 |
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Critical |
Streaming |
Tathagata Das |
Shixiong Zhu |
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Spark ThriftServer2 Kerberos failed encountering java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Unknown auth type: null Allowed values are: [auth-int, auth-conf, auth] |
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Thomas E. Reinsbach, 64, of Jefferson, passed away Thursday, November 7, 2019 at Rainbow Hospice Inpatient Center in Johnson Creek.
Tom was born on April 15, 1955 in Prairie du Chien, WI son of the late Jacob and Lorreta (Hohmann) Reinsbach. He graduated from Cuba City High School in 1973. Thomas married Judith (Zastrow) Schieber at Trinity Lutheran Church in Fort Atkinson on August 14, 1993.
Tom worked for 25 years at McCain Foods in Fort Atkinson.
Tom was a man who was willing to help anyone in need. He was an avid hunter and fisherman and enjoyed playing cards, snowmobiling and four wheeling. But most of all he loved spending time at his cabin with his friends and family, especially with his great granddaughter, Addy.
Tom is survived by the love of his life, Judi; children, Deb (Ron) Klement and Jamie (Jenn) Schieber both of Fort Atkinson; grandchildren, Nate, Josh and Kole Klement, Aly (Cayle Rueth) Schieber and Ty Schieber; great granddaughter, Addy Schieber; sisters, Lynn (Roger) Seaborn and Dana Kieler; uncle, Bill Hohmann and best friend, Randy (Nanc) Timmerman. He also leaves behind many nieces, nephews and cousins.
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This class implements an axis-aligned bounding box collision detector. More...
#include <CCollisionAABB.h>
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| cCollisionAABB () | |
| Constructor of cCollisionAABB. More... | |
| virtual | ~cCollisionAABB () |
| Destructor of cCollisionAABB. More... | |
| virtual void | update () |
| This methods updates the collision detector and should be called if the 3D model it represents is modified. More... | |
| virtual bool | computeCollision (cGenericObject *a_object, cVector3d &a_segmentPointA, cVector3d &a_segmentPointB, cCollisionRecorder &a_recorder, cCollisionSettings &a_settings) |
| This method computes all collisions between a segment passed as argument and the attributed 3D object. More... | |
| virtual void | render (cRenderOptions &a_options) |
| This method renders a visual representation of the collision tree. More... | |
| void | initialize (const cGenericArrayPtr a_elements, const double a_radius=0.0) |
| This method initializes and builds the AABB collision tree. More... | |
| Public Member Functions inherited from chai3d::cGenericCollision | |
| cGenericCollision () | |
| Constructor of cGenericCollision. More... | |
| virtual | ~cGenericCollision () |
| Destructor of cGenericCollision. More... | |
| double | getBoundaryRadius () const |
| This method returns the radius of the boundary shell that covers every triangles. More... | |
| void | setDisplayDepth (const int a_depth) |
| This method sets the level of the collision tree to display. More... | |
| double | getDisplayDepth () const |
| This method returns the level inside the collision tree being displayed. (root = 0). More... | |
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| int | buildTree (const int a_indexFirstNode, const int a_indexLastNode, const int a_depth) |
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| double | m_radius |
| Collision shell radius around elements. More... | |
| int | m_numElements |
| Number of elements inside tree. More... | |
| cGenericArrayPtr | m_elements |
| Pointer to the list of elements in the object. More... | |
| std::vector< cCollisionAABBNode > | m_nodes |
| List of nodes. More... | |
| int | m_rootIndex |
| Index number of root node. More... | |
| int | m_maxDepth |
| Maximum depth of tree. More... | |
| Protected Attributes inherited from chai3d::cGenericCollision | |
| int | m_displayDepth |
| double | m_radiusAroundElements |
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| Public Attributes inherited from chai3d::cGenericCollision | |
| cColorf | m_color |
| Color property used to render the collision detector graphically. More... | |
This class implements an axis-aligned bounding box collision detection tree to efficiently detect for any collision between a line segment and a collection of elements (point, segment, triangle) that compose an object.
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This methods updates the collision detector and should be called if the 3D model it represents is modified.
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This method checks if the given line segment intersects any element of the mesh.
If a collision occurs, the method returns true, and the collision events are reported through the collision recorder. Each collision event reports pointers to the intersected element, the mesh of which this element is a part, the point of intersection, and the distance from the origin of the segment to the collision point.
| a_object | Object for which collision detector is being used. |
| a_segmentPointA | Initial point of segment. |
| a_segmentPointB | End point of segment. |
| a_recorder | Recorder which stores all collision events. |
| a_settings | Contains collision settings information. |
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This method graphically renders the boundary boxes of the collision tree using OpenGL.
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This method builds an axis-aligned bounding box collision-detection tree for a collection of elements passed as argument.
Each leaf is associated with one element and with a boundary box of minimal dimensions such that it fully encloses the element and is aligned with the coordinate axes (no rotations). Each internal node is associated with a boundary box of minimal dimensions such that it fully encloses the boundary boxes of its two children and is aligned with the axes.
| a_elements | Pointer to element array. |
| a_radius | Bounding radius to add around each elements. |
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Given a start and end index value of leaf nodes, this method creates a collision tree.
| a_indexFirstNode | Lower index value of leaf node. |
| a_indexLastNode | Upper index value of leaf node |
| a_depth | Current depth of the tree. Root starts at 0. |
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During the 2016 presidential election, Arian Smedley was an energetic Bernie Sanders supporter, and after President Donald Trump was elected, she found it to be a “devastating blow to our country.”
“I felt like I needed to get more involved politically,” Smedley said. “Now is the time.”
When Jennifer Cochran’s seat opened up on Athens City Council over the summer, Smedley found her opportunity.
“This is where I’m starting, and (seeing) what can I do to keep our town a tolerant community we like to tout ourselves as being.”– Arian Smedley
Smedley and Sarah Grace, who is also running for an at-large position, went after the open position, and Smedley was appointed as an at-large council member by the Central Committee of the Democratic Party. Council members made $7,919.55 in calendar year 2017, but since Smedley joined council midway through the year, it is •unclear what she made during that time.
She served in the position since July and is now running for re-election.
Smedley is one of five candidates running for an at-large position on city council. The other candidates include Grace, incumbent Peter Kotses, incumbent Pat McGee and Noah Trembly.
Smedley grew up in Athens, went to Athens High School and continued her education at Ohio University, earning degrees in journalism and Spanish. After spending time in New York as a reporter, she came back to her hometown with her husband after giving birth to her son, who is now 7.
Upon returning to Athens, she worked as an education reporter for The Athens Messenger. She became increasingly concerned about food insecurity and child poverty based on her reporting and decided to transition her career into social services. Smedley now works for the Athens County Board of Developmental Disabilities.
She found the open position on city council to be a “perfect fit.”
“I was raised in this town,” Smedley said. “It’s where I’ve chosen to stay and raise my family.”
While on council, she has served on the committees Cochran previously served on, transportation and city and safety services.
Housing and transportation are the two main issues the registered Democrat would like to continue addressing while on the body.
She would like to improve the housing stock for low- and moderate-income individuals, which she said has been a long-standing problem for the city.
On the issue of transportation, Smedley finds the free rides on Athens Public Transport for students to be beneficial and would like to expand service to those not affiliated with the university.
Smedley has been very consistent on council, even in her short tenure, asking “clear and helpful” questions, Council President Chris Kinsley said. Kinsley said she is glad Smedley has served and is glad she has chosen to run again.
The candidate has campaigned with yard signs and going door to door. She is eager to find out the results of the race.
“I feel like I have a solid following, but you never know,” Smedley said.
She added that everyone has the responsibility to get engaged in some way.
“This is where I’m starting, and (seeing) what can I do to keep our town a tolerant community we like to tout ourselves as being,” she said. “And continue to remain the progressive, little old Athens, Ohio.”
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