Northerns name former Titans captain to fill Faul's CEO shoes
Cape Town - Northerns Cricket Union announced on Monday the appointment of Pierre Joubert as their interim chief executive officer, effective immediately.
Joubert takes over from Jacques Faul who has been seconded to Cricket South Africa to be its interim chief executive officer.
Joubert, besides being a former captain of the Titans, has been the union's commercial manager for the last four years and worked closely alongside Faul.
Financial Manager, Samuel Prinsloo, has been made the acting chief operating officer of Northerns.
"We would like to congratulate Jacques on his promotion, it is a sign of the excellent work he has done at Northerns and also a reflection of the respect within which he and the Union's administration is held that he has been requested to assist CSA at this time," said Northerns Cricket Union president Tebogo Siko.
"It is a great honour for me to be asked to fill the role of CEO in Jacques' place," said Joubert.
"Obviously the first major assignment, is our preparation for the Boxing Day Test between the Proteas and England. We are looking forward to welcoming the Barmy Army and the many England and South African supporters who will fill SuperSport Park for that great occasion."
- Northerns Cricket


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public class SnapshotDeletionPolicy extends Object implements IndexDeletionPolicy
IndexDeletionPolicy
that wraps around any other
IndexDeletionPolicy
and adds the ability to hold and later release
snapshots of an index. While a snapshot is held, the
IndexWriter
will
not remove any files associated with it even if the index is otherwise being
actively, arbitrarily changed. Because we wrap another arbitrary
IndexDeletionPolicy
, this gives you the freedom to continue using
whatever
IndexDeletionPolicy
you would normally want to use with your
index.
This class maintains all snapshots in-memory, and so the information is not
persisted and not protected against system failures. If persistency is
important, you can use
PersistentSnapshotDeletionPolicy
(or your own
extension) and when creating a new instance of this deletion policy, pass the
persistent snapshots information to
SnapshotDeletionPolicy(IndexDeletionPolicy, Map)
.
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
protected class
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SnapshotDeletionPolicy.SnapshotCommitPoint
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| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
protected
IndexCommit
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lastCommit
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| Constructor and Description |
|---|
SnapshotDeletionPolicy
(
IndexDeletionPolicy
primary)
|
SnapshotDeletionPolicy
(
IndexDeletionPolicy
primary,
Map
<
String
,
String
> snapshotsInfo)
SnapshotDeletionPolicy
wraps another
IndexDeletionPolicy
to
enable flexible snapshotting.
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
protected void
|
checkSnapshotted
(
String
id)
Checks if the given id is already used by another snapshot, and throws
IllegalStateException
if it is.
|
IndexCommit
|
getSnapshot
(
String
id)
Get a snapshotted IndexCommit by ID.
|
Map
<
String
,
String
>
|
getSnapshots
()
Get all the snapshots in a map of snapshot IDs to the segments they
'cover.' This can be passed to
SnapshotDeletionPolicy(IndexDeletionPolicy, Map)
in order to
initialize snapshots at construction.
|
boolean
|
isSnapshotted
(
String
id)
Returns true if the given ID is already used by a snapshot.
|
void
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onCommit
(
List
extends
IndexCommit
> commits)
This is called each time the writer completed a commit.
|
void
|
onInit
(
List
extends
IndexCommit
> commits)
This is called once when a writer is first
instantiated to give the policy a chance to remove old
commit points.
|
protected void
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registerSnapshotInfo
(
String
id,
String
segment,
IndexCommit
commit)
Registers the given snapshot information.
|
void
|
release
(
String
id)
Release a snapshotted commit by ID.
|
IndexCommit
|
snapshot
(
String
id)
Snapshots the last commit.
|
protected
List
<
IndexCommit
>
|
wrapCommits
(
List
extends
IndexCommit
> commits)
|
protected IndexCommit lastCommit
public SnapshotDeletionPolicy( IndexDeletionPolicy primary)
public SnapshotDeletionPolicy( IndexDeletionPolicy primary, Map < String , String > snapshotsInfo)
SnapshotDeletionPolicy
wraps another
IndexDeletionPolicy
to
enable flexible snapshotting.
primary
- the
IndexDeletionPolicy
that is used on non-snapshotted
commits. Snapshotted commits, are not deleted until explicitly
released via
release(String)
snapshotsInfo
- A mapping of snapshot ID to the segments filename that is being
snapshotted. The expected input would be the output of
getSnapshots()
. A null value signals that there are no
initial snapshots to maintain.
protected void checkSnapshotted( String id)
IllegalStateException
if it is.
protected void registerSnapshotInfo( String id, String segment, IndexCommit commit)
protected List < IndexCommit > wrapCommits( List extends IndexCommit > commits)
public IndexCommit getSnapshot( String id)
IndexWriterConfig
.
id
- a unique identifier of the commit that was snapshotted.
IndexCommit
for this particular snapshot.
IllegalStateException
- if no snapshot exists by the specified ID.
public Map < String , String > getSnapshots()
SnapshotDeletionPolicy(IndexDeletionPolicy, Map)
in order to
initialize snapshots at construction.
public boolean isSnapshotted( String id)
snapshot(String)
if you are not sure whether
the ID is already used or not.
public void onCommit( List extends IndexCommit > commits) throws IOException
IndexDeletionPolicy
This is called each time the writer completed a commit. This gives the policy a chance to remove old commit points with each commit.
The policy may now choose to delete old commit points
by calling method
delete()
of
IndexCommit
.
This method is only called when
IndexWriter.commit()
or
IndexWriter.close()
is
called, or possibly not at all if the
IndexWriter.rollback()
is called.
Note: the last CommitPoint is the most recent one, i.e. the "front index state". Be careful not to delete it, unless you know for sure what you are doing, and unless you can afford to lose the index content while doing that.
onCommit
in interface
IndexDeletionPolicy
commits
- List of
IndexCommit
,
sorted by age (the 0th one is the oldest commit).
IOException
public void onInit( List extends IndexCommit > commits) throws IOException
IndexDeletionPolicy
This is called once when a writer is first instantiated to give the policy a chance to remove old commit points.
The writer locates all index commits present in the
index directory and calls this method. The policy may
choose to delete some of the commit points, doing so by
calling method
delete()
of
IndexCommit
.
Note: the last CommitPoint is the most recent one, i.e. the "front index state". Be careful not to delete it, unless you know for sure what you are doing, and unless you can afford to lose the index content while doing that.
onInit
in interface
IndexDeletionPolicy
commits
- List of current
point-in-time commits
,
sorted by age (the 0th one is the oldest commit).
IOException
public void release( String id) throws IOException
id
- a unique identifier of the commit that is un-snapshotted.
IllegalStateException
- if no snapshot exists by this ID.
IOException
public IndexCommit snapshot( String id) throws IOException
IndexDeletionPolicy
is used). The
commit can be removed by calling
release(String)
using the same ID
parameter followed by a call to
IndexWriter.deleteUnusedFiles()
.
NOTE:
ID must be unique in the system. If the same ID is used twice,
an
IllegalStateException
is thrown.
NOTE: while the snapshot is held, the files it references will not be deleted, which will consume additional disk space in your index. If you take a snapshot at a particularly bad time (say just before you call forceMerge) then in the worst case this could consume an extra 1X of your total index size, until you release the snapshot.
id
- a unique identifier of the commit that is being snapshotted.
IndexCommit
that was snapshotted.
IllegalStateException
- if either there is no 'last commit' to snapshot, or if the
parameter 'ID' refers to an already snapshotted commit.
IOException


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Best Drill Interceptions In The Metals Mining Sector For The Week Ended November 17, 2019
by Gold PandaSummary
- Golden Star intersects gold mineralization 200m south of the current inferred mineral resource at Wassa.
- Saracen with good drill results from the Karari-Dervish gold mine.
- Red River continues to expand the Thalanga polymetallic project.
(Source: Exploration Insights)
Introduction
If you're into investing in the mining sector, you should know the above chart very well. This series covers the three projects with the most significant drill interceptions over the past week, as well as the prospects of the companies which own these projects. I will use data from the weekly bulletin of Opaxe, which can be found on its website. Note that the drill interceptions are converted into grades of gold equivalents using the following formula:
(Source: Opaxe)
Opaxe has chosen gold as the metal equivalent for all conversions, as it considers gold to be the most widely used and best-understood benchmark to determine or appreciate the grade tenor of a drilling intercept.
(Source: Opaxe)
1) Wassa gold mine in Ghana
On November 13, Golden Star Resources (GSS) released results from infill and step out surface drilling on the southern extensions of Wassa and the best interception was 92m @ 4.8g/t Au from 900m in hole BSDD19-399D2. This is equal to 442(AuEq.)m and gold mineralization was intersected 200m south of the current inferred mineral resource. This shows that Wassa is open for more than a kilometer south of existing underground infrastructure:
Golden Star has drilled 59 holes for 45,000m so far in 2019 and it aims to boost the size of the project's inferred mineral resource as well as convert ounces to the indicated category.
Wassa is an underground operation located in southwest Ghana, some 40 km from the Prestea gold mine:
(Source: Golden Star)
It's Golden Star's flagship asset and is expected to produce 150,000-160,000 ounces of gold at AISC of $880-940 per ounce in 2019.
Proven and probable reserves stand at 1.5Moz, while the measured and indicated resources are 3.4Moz. The inferred resources are 6.4Moz, so there's a lot of space for the expansion of reserves.
Golden Star is currently investing $23 million in the construction of a paste plant to boost stope availability. It also plans to expand development to 5,000 tpd.
(Source: Golden Star)
At the moment, the company is using just 3,500 tpd of the 7,800 tpd capacity of the CIL plant at Wassa.
2) Karari - Dervishgold mine in Australia
On November 11, Saracen Mineral Holdings (OTCPK:SCEXF) published an exploration update for its projects and the best result was 50.95m @ 8.55g/t Au from 311.05m in hole KRGC681 at Karari - Dervish. This is equal to 436(AuEq.)m and the high grade shoots remain open at depth:
The Karari - Dervish gold mine consists of two sister underground deposits adjacent to the Carosue Dam mill.
The Carosue Dam operations currently have reserves of 1.8Moz, 1.2Moz of which come from Karari and Dervish:
(Source: Saracen Minerals)
It's a 23Moz gold camp, so there is definitely room for growth. Also, Saracen plans to invest A$34 million to expand the capacity of the Carosue Dam mill to 3.2Mtpa from 2.4Mtpa. The facility is currently processing some third-party ore, but Saracen plans to focus solely on the Karari and Dervish deposits in the future:
(Source: Saracen Minerals)
3) Thalanga polymetallic mine in Australia
On November 13, Red River Resource (OTCPK:RRRDF) released assay results from the Liontown deposit at its Thalanga copper-lead-zinc operations and the best interception was 35.75m @ 0.3% Cu, 3.5% Pb, 7.4% Zn, 2.2g/t Au, and 91g/t Ag from 53.75m in hole LTDD19013. This is equal to 329(AuEq.)m:
Thalanga is located in central Queensland and it includes several base metal deposits at West 45, Far West, Waterloo, Orient, and Liontown:
The mine produces copper, lead, and zinc concentrates and has gold and silver credits. The mill has a processing capacity of 650ktpa but is currently running at just 350-450ktpa.
The mine life of Thalanga is somewhat limited and the Liontown deposit is crucial for future production:
So far, Red River has been delivering very good exploration results and the mine's resources have almost doubled since the company got the project in 2014:
(Source: Red River)
Conclusion
Golden Star has managed to intersect gold mineralization 200m south of the current inferred mineral resource at Wassa, and I expect the project to grow steadily when the company releases a resource and reserve update for Wassa Deep in early 2020. The company expects to produce 190,000-205,000 ounces of gold at a cash operating costs per ounce of $800-850 in 2019. With a market capitalization of almost $350 million, Golden Star looks somewhat overvalued, but the exploration potential at Wassa is outstanding.
Saracen's Karari - Dervish is a nice small gold mine in Western Australia with a decent potential for expansion. However, it doesn't matter much for the overall valuation of Saracen as the latter just announced a $750 million binding agreement for the acquisition of half of the world-famous Super Pit gold mine in WA's Kalgoorlie-Boulder district. It's a game-changer for the company and the Super Pit should attract a premium to its valuation. Saracen plans to finance the purchase through the issue of shares at A$2.95 apiece. It's a very large equity raise, and I expect the company's shares to trade near that level for the next few months.
Red River has done wonders at Thalanga since 2014 and the recent exploration results have been very good. However, there's a lot of spare capacity at the mill and the company needs to fill it if it wants to be consistently profitable. In Q3 2019, Red River generated concentrate sales of A$20.9 million and the EBITDA was just A$3 million. Overall, I think it's an interesting turnaround story in the zinc space.
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| org.apache.hadoop.zebra | Hadoop Table - tabular data storage for Hadoop MapReduce and PIG. |
| org.apache.hadoop.zebra.io | Physical I/O management of Hadoop Zebra Tables. |
| org.apache.hadoop.zebra.mapred | Providing InputFormat and
OutputFormat adaptor classes for Hadoop
Zebra Table. |
| org.apache.hadoop.zebra.mapreduce | Providing InputFormat and
OutputFormat adaptor classes for Hadoop
Zebra Table. |
| org.apache.hadoop.zebra.pig | Implementation of PIG Storer/Loader Interfaces |
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Pig is a platform for a data flow programming on large data sets in a parallel environment. It consists of a language to specify these programs, Pig Latin, a compiler for this language, and an execution engine to execute the programs.
Pig runs on hadoop MapReduce, reading data from and writing data to HDFS, and doing processing via one or more MapReduce jobs.

Pig shares many similarities with a traditional RDBMS design. It has a parser, type checker, optimizer, and operators that perform the data processing. However, there are some significant differences. Pig does not have a data catalog, there are no transactions, pig does not directly manage data storage, nor does it implement the execution framework.
LogicalPlan
. Semantic checks (such
as type checking) and some optimizations (such as determining which fields in the data need
to be read to satisfy the script) are done on this Logical Plan. The Logical
Plan is than transformed into a
PhysicalPlan
.
This Physical Plan contains the operators that will be applied to the data. This is then
divided into a set of MapReduce jobs by the
MRCompiler
into an
MROperPlan
. This
MROperPlan (aka the map reduce plan) is then optimized (for example, the combiner is used where
possible, jobs that scan the same input data are combined where possible, etc.). Finally a set of
MapReduce jobs are generated by the
JobControlCompiler
. These are
submitted to Hadoop and monitored by the
MapReduceLauncher
.
On the backend, each
PigMapReduce.Map
,
PigCombiner.Combine
, and
PigMapReduce.Reduce
use the pipeline of physical operators constructed in the front end to load, process, and store
data.
In addition to the command line and grunt interfaces, users can connect to
PigServer
from a Java program.
Pig makes it easy for users to extend its functionality by implementing User Defined Functions
(UDFs). There are interfaces for defining functions to load data
LoadFunc
, storing data StoreFunc
, doing evaluations
on fields (including collections of data, so user defined aggregates are possible)
EvalFunc
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