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10:00pm - smoked a hand-rolled joint of Wild Lettuce. The smoke was quite harsh. I'm a smoker, yet it was almost impossible to hold the WL smoke in for even more than a few seconds. It also burned down very quicky. One well-packed joint only yielded only 3-4 long drags. I waited a few minutes and nothing. Not even a buzz.
+0:15 - smoked a joint of California Poppy. CP was supposed to sedate me. I should say it didn't do much. The smoke, compared to WL, was much mellower, but still somewhat harsh, and smelled very similar to WL. It burned like a normal cigarette, which was neat.  Just a little. And nothing else. I was becoming quite irritated by the lack of results.
+0:20 - smoked 3 joints of Calea Zacatechichi, one after the other (was getting ready for bed anyway)
The smoke proved very hard to hold in. It was harsh, though the taste was not unpleasant. I could hear popping sounds from burning buds. It was weird.
+0:15 - burned my throat raw and ready for bed
I got into bed and closed my eyes. I wasn't feeling anything at all from the combination. I hoped I'd have a good dream.
Well, I'd hoped in vain.
8:30am - woke up and recalled some of my dreams
I showered and while doing so, remembered most of what I'd dreamed. It had been a normal enough dream, no lucidity, no special insights.
In conclusion, I'd say I get more buzz from smoking the first cigarette of the day. The feel of the nicotine coursing through my veins and numbing my head a bit.
I'd hate to say Calea doesn't work, but I'd have to say it anyway. Perhaps, next time, I would try an extraction of it instead. As for WL and CP, I'd probably make tea from them in the future.
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Saint Jude Memphis Marathon
Memphis TN/USA
Website: www.stjudemarathon.org
Race Winners
(38 runnings)
3:08:39 2:40:20 2:43:42 2:44:56 01 Dec
2007
2:17:38
2:43:44
02 Dec
2006
2:21:23
2:37:10
03 Dec
2005
2:16:48
2:49:11
04 Dec
2004
2:20:52
2:42:40
06 Dec
2003
2:26:57
2:59:04
07 Dec
2002
2:34:47
2:46:38
2001
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03 Dec
2000
2:23:36
2:51:11
05 Dec
1999
2:19:40
2:52:22
06 Dec
1998
2:23:18
3:01:59
07 Dec
1997
2:20:54
2:43:27
01 Dec 1996
2:20:31
2:44:55
03 Dec
1995
2:26:24
2:49:39
04 Dec
1994
2:22:33
2:45:58
05 Dec 1993
2:19:33
2:53:01
06 Dec 1992
2:20:22
2:40:35
01 Dec
1991
2:22:13
2:47:36
02 Dec
1990
2:21:48
2:57:04
03 Dec 1989
2:28:35
2:55:19
04 Dec 1988
2:27:44
3:01:53
06 Dec 1987
2:36:35
3:18:09
1986
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01 Dec 1985
2:20:21
2:50:27
02 Dec 1984
2:26:39
2:48:30
04 Dec 1983
2:22:31
3:04:38
05 Dec 1982
2:28:17
3:05:19
06 Dec 1981
2:25:39
2:57:27
09 Nov 1980
2:38:19
3:32:10
11 Nov 1979
2:45:48
3:34:27
25 Feb 1979
2:40:19
3:20:43
05 Feb 1978
2:24:15
3:21:51
Notes: The inaugural year was 1977. This race was known as the Memphis Express Marathon for 1978-1985 and the First
Tennessee Memphis Marathon for 1987-2000. The top three men in 2009 were
misdirected on the course and disqualified altho they still received the prize
money they would have won, had they not been disqualified. The next three
men were awarded the prize money for the first three places.
02 Dec
2017
2:33:36
Chris Raulli (NY/USA)
2:55:47
Kayla Brown (IL/USA)
03 Dec
2016
2:38:07
Jason Howell (IN/USA)
2:56:27
Taylor Hoover (CO/USA)
05 Dec
2015
2:39:23
Jonathan Autry (TN/USA)
3:00:20
Heather Parks (WV/USA)
06 Dec
2014
2:33:40
Erik-Thiele Orberg (MD/USA)
2:52:14
Alyssa Bloomquist (SC/USA)
07 Dec
2013
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01 Dec
2012
2:35:13
Justin Gillette (MI/USA)
2:55:39
Angie Zinkus-2
03 Dec
2011
2:38:16
Brian Shelton (TN/USA)
Angie Zinkus (TN/USA)
04 Dec
2010
2:26:29
Peter Kemboi Chemaoy (KEN)
Leah Thorvilson (AR/USA)
05 Dec
2009
2:20:19
Edward Kimosop (KEN)
Salome Kosgei (KEN)
06 Dec
2008
2:19:47
Jeff Jonaitis (IL/USA)
Muliye Lemma Gurmu (ETH)
Genna Tufa (ETH)
Atalech Ketema (ETH)
George Kitonga (KEN)
Maria Cleoca Portilla (PER)
Kassahun Kabiso (ETH)
Jenny Deweese (NC/USA)
Sammy Nyamongo (KEN)
Marina Byachova (RUS)
Kassahun Kabiso (ETH)
Kate Hartley (TN/USA)
Jonas Holdeman (TN/USA)
Tatyana Maslova (RUS)
not held
not held
Mark Newman (TN/USA)
Tammy Slusser (PA/USA)
Kevin Odiorne (TN/USA)
Karolina Szabo (HUN)
Elly Rono (KEN)
Mary Burns (CA/USA)
Pavel Vasilenko (RUS)
Christy Nielsen (IA/USA)
Jerod Neas (NJ/USA)
Tamara Karliakova (RUS)
Trent Morell (GBR)
Brenda Walton-5
Robert Kirby (IN/USA)
Heather Lucas (IL/USA)
Doug Kurtis (MI/USA)
Brenda Walton-4
Gary Gargasz (PA/USA)
Ann Boyd (MI/USA)
Luis Lopez (CRC)
Suzette Neas (WI/USA)
Christopher Chattin (CO/USA)
Brenda Walton-3
Hugo Moran (TN/USA)
Brenda Walton-2
Thomas Leach-2
Brenda Walton (TN/USA)
Paul Sax (TN/USA)
Karen Crane (TN/USA)
not held
not held
Tony Staynings (ENG)
Beverly Miller (IL/USA)
Thomas Leach (TN/USA)
Beth Walker (AR/USA)
Martin Fulk (AR/USA)
Laura Brewer (TN/USA)
John Mohundro (TN/USA)
Lisa Hoskins (TN/USA)
Pablo Plaza (USA)
Angela Pikschus (USA)
Dennis Wallach (MO/USA)
Anneke O'Leary (TN/USA)
Tom Stuthard (AR/USA)
Bobbi Nagel (FL/USA)
Robert Bergeron (KY/USA)
Wendy Truska-2
Terry Gallagher (MA/USA)
Wendy Truska (TN/USA)
Most Wins
(1978-date)
Men
2
5
Thomas Leach (TN/USA)
1984,1988
Women
Brenda Walton (TN/USA)
1988-90,1993,1995
Prize Money
(ADR qualified runners)
Year Men Women Total 2011 $500 $500 $1,000 2010 10,000 10,000 $20,000 2009 21,000 10,000 31,000 2008 15,000 14,350 29,350 2007 14,000 13,000 27,000 2006 13,100 14,850 27,950 2005 10,300 9,300 19,600 2004 9,400 9,400 18,800 2003 7,900 8,300 16,200 2002 9,000 11,800 20,800 2000 5,775 6,375 12,150 1999 7,675 8,200 15,875 1998 4,800 6,750 11,550 1997 6,275 6,975 13,250 1996 6,675 5,975 12,650 1995 5,950 6,450 12,400 1994 5,750 6,050 11,800 1993 3,500 2,000 5,500 1992 4,000 4,000 8,000 1991 3,000 3,000 6,000 1990 n/a 1,400 1,400 1989 1,000 1,000 2,000 .... 1985 1,500 1,500 3,000 Sums $166,100 $161,175 $327,275
Race Time Bias (sec/km)
Year Men Women 2008 +3.5 +3.5 .... 2006 n/c -1.6 .... 2000 +1.3 n/c 1999 +2.4 n/c Avgs +2.4 +1.0
Competitive Level (1990-date)
Year Men Women 2010 123 n/c .... 2008<PHONE_NUMBER> 295 n/c 2006 n/c 198 2005 78 n/c 2004 203 43 .... 1999 161 13
Quality Performances
Men <2:17 1 <2:18 2 <2:19 4 <2:20 9 Women <2:38 1 <2:40 1 <2:42 3 <2:44 11 <2:46 18 <2:48 21 <2:50 30
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EUCHA, Okla. (AP) - A northeast Oklahoma husband and wife are charged with injecting a woman with methamphetamine two years ago and videotaping her as she asked for help, then died.
Court records show 50-year-old Brian Edward Anderson and 42-year-old Allie Beth Anderson were charged Tuesday with first-degree murder in the October 2017 death of 41-year-old Melissa Vermillion at the Anderson’s home in Eucha, about 65 miles (105 kilometers) east of Tulsa.
Affidavits say an informant in August linked the two to Vermillion’s death and that she may have been killed to prevent her from testifying against the Anderson’s in a separate case. The document says the Andersons face drug charges in another county.
Jail records show both Andersons are in custody. An attorney listed for Brian Anderson did not immediately return a phone call Saturday for comment. No attorney is listed for Allie Anderson.
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My hand, I hold you in the air and so wave fortune.
Be not out of grasp, my fortune!
Shimmer mirage of image there-
Set forth by more than what I constitute-
fortune you can no longer be a ghost
You can respond to me
I wave my hand as to command you
Fortune I am here.
How can it be that you take the form of my dreams but I cannot take you to my life?
I devoid myself of sleep to catch you awake
The air will shimmer
sometimes it does crackle like electricity
flash and flicked
Yet never fortune throw you to me
My ears will not ever stop to listen,
for that when fortune drop you
the air will carry;
the ground will stop you
in explosion so fortunate enough that I may hear.
Understand my superstition lays untouched to my philosophy
my mind holds one while my gestures signify another.
Those are the movements that now and others someday will transcend us.
Touched by superstition
decayed by madness
this is the beginning.

You have the power to incarnate, to maintain them
if I lay the symbols in the sand
My Fortune do you hear me?
I call upon the one I love...
The heart that beats in me
I can not help it;
and my prayers are not to gods but to you
My superstition is you
My philosophy and heart beat sing for you
the listener who I imagine;
Your whispers captivate me-
like unwinding rhymes and rhythms
a slow percussion as every word is folding
and every line and syllable
will wash away all fear
I cannot help but wonder why each day each tide of souls that passes
By whose fortune does bring them, if not our fortune-?
Of whom I speak freely of and do not fear cold destiny
Stop my heart or clot my blood, destroy my brain and I will be in no less harmony
Not ever less than this moment can I ever be
Be it a wiser majesty, my own fortune,
will be realized by my spoken words
by breath and in here and now
Fortune make it be not longer
Say they have forgotten already
they have forsaken always
the coolness of the waters
And I can not even but myself bring
the hand to tears nor calm the storm-
electricity beyond the horizon
Fortune stop spinning!
realize the material to listen
be that spoken air transcend us
cleans blood and flesh with clean waters
Manifest by fortune, secured by fate
Like gravity, the sun
Manifest the philosophy to stop for a moment,
the sun; so we can transition
from fortunes darkness into the light
I will be in darkness until I join you in the next life
I fear the darkness now will not make it to the next age
I worry not if life persist but I worry I will miss this world
Here and now and this moment
it could be as I cast symbols
Only to now wait and see
the sun will illuminate them
and fill the depth that I engraved them
O’ fortune I say the measurements are perfect
the last drop to the brim
which I dare say was my own tear
It can be that this world falls in fortune’s light
and still not interrupt the next mortal life
So, but revision philosophy now and in perfect balance
lay the future, not disrupt it
Be not where the future lay now!
I can see it
You, fortune, are the future
I can lay open for you the awful past
Fortune you set this world into motion
I once thought I did control your manifest
your mandate I may have never to possess
In habituate the darkness; I confess to you
Lake waters, far off stars, predicates of the mind
You speak to me, fortunes spins and my hands tremble
The voices scream and my vision moves like life intoxicates me
The matter of my bones are dust when enlightened
you can stand dust and ashes
as you, the light, blows them away
And so I will be at fortune’s darkest moment, flesh?
With the glyphs drawn in the sand to see you
This come rising morning
From whence I will rise un-slept
to carry out a lifetime
to find you manifest in symbols
or in flesh and in the light
I know my thoughts and prayers do reach to you
for all that you are I know
You’re there, you curve and bent the time and space
All our matter orbits around the moment your light rises
and is raining
Let light be admits the air today and not against it
let me thrive the darkness or so expose me
End the past now so the prophesy has ended
before the need of it does end-
End it, the need
Take my flesh to do it
but do not just let darkness juxtapose
the dark past.
Fill the air with light, sun!
Show my skin is just the philosophy I make it to be
The sweet taste on my lips
The impression of death
Be it all those things I take it to be
realized by archaic rituals you will be
and somewhere far off, so will realize another
Come so to transcend us light and break apart the world
Here and now so many do away you; They need not to forget
Through the darkness they can see not to know
Fortune cannot but hardly sound to those who careful listen
My loudest yells are echoes to you
Fortune- Do not let this time slip
I cannot command you not to
Let go!
Let break apart what may
and in the last minute lay philosophy in pieces
and so to all the world revision
Hand I waver, touch the air before me
the gestures will follow through the air to reach you


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MCLIBEL (M). (Documentary) (Oops Productions) Director: Franny Armstrong Running time: 55 minutes.
This fascinating documentary records the longest civil trial in England's legal history - a David and Goliath like struggle between the multinational McDonalds corporation and two environmental activists who had made some damaging statements about the company.
Dave Marsh and Helen Steel were members of an environmental group. In the early '90's they published a pamphlet entitled What's Wrong With McDonalds, in which they alleged that the giant burger firm used misleading advertising tactics, exploited children and their young workers, and condoned cruelty to animals. McDonalds spends some $5 billion a year on advertising, and its golden arches are a more recognisable symbol than the Christian cross. The company is also notoriously litigious, and quick to sue anyone who criticises it - as the film demonstrates with a list of companies and celebrities who have been forced to retract statements in the face of threatened legal action. But Marsh and Steel were a pair of battlers who had nothing to lose, and stood firm.
McDonalds ultimately spent some $50 million in pursuing the case, while Steel and Marsh defended themselves on money raised through donations from supporters. But they scored some major victories against their more polished and highly trained legal adversaries. The pair eventually scored a comprehensive moral victory over McDonalds as the judge decided that some of their allegations were true. But the whole case itself was something of a public relations disaster for McDonalds, as it thrust the pair and their allegations into newspaper headlines around the world. A web site was even set up to further broadcast the details of the trial.
This documentary following the lengthy trial and its impact has been put together by Franny Armstrong, a novice film maker with no experience, but plenty of passion. Noted English director Ken Loach, a champion of the working classes, helped direct the dramatic recreations of the court scenes, and one wonders how much input he had into shaping the overall structure of this intriguing 55 minute doco. McLibel is fascinating stuff, and Armstrong and co certainly cram a fair bit of information into the brief running time. Armstrong is aware of the absurdity of the case, and consequently the film is full of a sly humour, most of it at McDonalds expense.
But the film is not without its flaws, many of them due to the restrictions of working within an extremely low budget. Objectivity seems to have completely gone out the window, although, to be fair, McDonalds management was approached to participate in the filming process but declined. Obviously they figured they'd already been burned enough the first time around!
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Key Demos:
There are mostly in JsObjects. Look especially at:
We are going to be working mostly with NoSQL database. Relational databases are great, of course, but you have seen them in other courses. An important part of the cloud ecology is built around NoSQL databases.
NoSQL databases are:
An example of Big Data is the Large Hadron Collider, which stores 10 PetaBytes of data per year in CouchDb. Twitter uses both MySQL and NoSQL. They brought in a NoSQL solution based on Hadoop because their users generate about 4 PetaBytes of data year. Their solution uses Pig, Hbase and FlockDb, all of which run on top of Hadoop.
NoSql databases are designed to let you:
There are many good NoSQL databases, including MongoDb, Cassandra, Hadoop/Hbase, and CouchDb. We will focus mostly on CouchDb, though I would like to do at least some work with either MongoDb or Hadoop/Hbase.
Some big or important folks who use NoSQL:
Please don't read this as either:
Each technology shines in particular settings. Both can scale to huge amounts of data. Both can be very fast in certain settings. There are times when you want to use SQL, and times when you might find a NoSQL database more efficient. It is beyond the scope of this class, and my scope as a teacher, to give you hard and fast rules on these subjects.
For now, our reason for using NoSQL look something like this:
The CouchDb material has moved here:
http://www.elvenware.com/charlie/development/database/NoSql/CouchDb.html
Let's talk a bit more about jsonp, since this is not a subject we have discussed in depth so far.
After you install CouchDb, you can open up their Futon web app:
On the upper right hand side of Futon is a link to the configuration page:
http://localhost:5984/_utils/config.html
About 40 items down in the options column of the configuration page is a setting that allows you to turn on jsonp. You should double click the word false and set it to true.
Our browsers are set up to refuse to make requests that are not sent to the web server that served up a particular page. If you are using http://localhost:30025 as your web server, then you can only send requests to http://localhost:30025. If you try, for instance, to post data by making an ajax call to http://www.google.com, then that request will be refused. This is an important security feature. If, for instance, you are connected to your bank, and some hackers intercepts one of your calls (perhaps the one where you submit your password) and tries to direct it to another site, then that request will be refused by the browser because of the Same Origin Policy.
jsonp is a way around this restriction. As a rule, I think jsonp is a very bad idea. But for now, I want to turn it on.
The last example I showed in class on Wednesday used CouchApp to serve up an application. This is important because it allows us to send couchdb rest commands directly back to the server that served up our pages, without having to use jsonp. The technique I showed where we used our server side code in express to make the couchdb calls, also works around the cross domain/same origin policy in a reasonable way. In particular, applications running on a server are not subject to the cross domain policy. So our client can ask the node express server to call couchdb, which is a completely appropriate thing to do. If we don't trust the code running on the server, then we should not be using the service at all!
One way to get around the same origin policy (cross site restriction), is to build a CouchDb hosted application with CouchApp.
To Install CouchApp for use With Node
npm install -g couchapp
To install couchapp without Node:
When you are done, make sure couchapp.bat or couchapp.exe is on your path. If you installed via Python (rather than the totally stand alone option), this might mean you do add something like this to your path
c:\Python27\Scripts
It will be the scripts directory that holds you couchapp.bat file.
We probably won't be using SqlLite. If we use relational database this quarter, it will probably be MySQL. But I did some research on SqlLite, and include it here in case you are interested.
When downloading for Windows, look for the Precompiled Binaries and look for the command line shell.
apt-get install sqlite3
apt-get install libsqlite3-dev
npm install sqlite3
How to create a table:
CREATE TABLE people(
varchar(30) primary key,
firstName text,
lastName text,
age integer
);
Here is one way to detect a collision with an NPC. It assumes that npcs is a two dimensional array containing 0 for no NPC and any other number is an NPC.
var detectCollision = function(playerX, playerY) {
var npcNumber = npcs[playerY][playerX];
if (npcNumber !== 0) {
$("#npc").html("Found an npc with number: " + npcNumber);
}
}
The minimal cd, let's use the 32 bit 13.04 ringtail option.
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/MinimalCD http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/raring/main/installer-i386/current/images/netboot/mini.iso http://elvenware.com/charlie/os/linux/VirtualBox.html http://elvenware.com/charlie/os/linux/VirtualBox.html#minimal
When doing the install, you can follow the steps for minimal install, linked above. Some quick reminders if you just need a few hints:
During the install:
As soon as you have the puppy properly installed, then immediately make a VirtualBox appliance as a back up. Make more applianaces as needed, and name them carefully.
I have generally found that it is not worth the effort to try to get two copies of the same virtual appliance running at the same time. (Let me know if you find a clean way to do this.)
My suggestion is that you do a VBox Ubuntu install, make an appliance as a back up, and get to work. Then some Saturday afternoon when nothing much is happening, create a few more VBox Ubuntu installs. It might be nice to have four or five of them around, assuming you have the hard drive space. Name them carefully. http://www.elvenware.com/charlie/development/cloud/virtualization.html
A library with a routine for ensuring a directory exists and for recursively removing directories.
var mkdirp = require('mkdirp');
var fs = require('fs');
var path = require("path");
var SimpleDir = (function() {
function SimpleDir() {
}
var makeDir = function(folder) {
mkdirp(folder);
}
// Test if a directory exists, if it does not exist create it
SimpleDir.prototype.ensureDir = function(folder) {
fs.exists(folder, existsFunc);
}
// Synchronous version of directory exists
SimpleDir.prototype.ensureDirSync = function(folder) {
currentFolder = folder;
if (fs.existsSync(folder)) {
return fs.statSync(folder);
} else {
makeDir(folder);
return 'successfully created directory';
}
};
// Remove directories recursively
// Credit to tkihira: https://gist.github.com/tkihira/2367067
SimpleDir.prototype.rmdirSync = function(dir) {
var list = fs.readdirSync(dir);
for(var i = 0; i < list.length; i++) {
var filename = path.join(dir, list[i]);
var stat = fs.statSync(filename);
if(filename == "." || filename == "..") {
// pass these files
} else if(stat.isDirectory()) {
// rmdir recursively
this.rmdirSync(filename);
} else {
// rm filename
fs.unlinkSync(filename);
}
}
fs.rmdirSync(dir);
};
return SimpleDir;
})();
exports.dirs = new SimpleDir();
http://stephanebegaudeau.tumblr.com/post/48776908163/everything-you-need-to-understand-to-start-with http://webdesign.tutsplus.com/tutorials/htmlcss-tutorials/all-you-need-to-know-about-the-html5-data-attribute/


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“Wahzu Wahzu manages to achieve what most albums can’t these days, which is an actual opus of work that tells a story – twelve tracks that flow in and out of one another, all distinct yet seamlessly familial and integral. These days full-lengths tend to feel necessarily disaggregated in the era of the single, and the music industry’s compulsive obsession with the track-by-track release. Wahzu Wahzu defies this convention.” –AudioFemme
“The Parlor isn’t a group that’s only together when they can afford to rent studio time—music is integral to Krans and O’Connor’s Cloud Cult-esque, pan-artistic lifestyle on their farm. There’s a warmth and celebratory playfulness to their sound that can only come from people who take great joy in the acts of creating, improvising, and exploring untrod musical territory, and Wahzu Wahzu is a truly captivating album as a result. Their unpretentious exuberance ensures that it’s likely to remain just that for a long time to come.” –ThrdCoast
The Parlor’s music has been featured in:
Pitchfork | Consequence of Sound | The Wild Honey Pie | KEXP | Bandcamp Weekly | PopMatters | AudioFemme | ThrdCoast | Turntable Kitchen | Smith-Wykes Playlist | NY Daily News | Kid President | The Battery | Tex Montana Will Survive


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3,000 empty homes to lose 50% council tax discount in Carmarthenshire
Owners will have to pay the full council tax rate from April next year
by Richard YoulePeople with properties which have been empty for more than six months are to lose their 50% council tax discount in Carmarthenshire .
Council chiefs made the decision, which will affect around 3,000 homes and come into force next April, at an executive board meeting this week.
But they didn't opt to add a council tax premium to these properties, as some other local authorities have done.
And current exemptions and discounts - such as when the owner is in residential care - will continue where appropriate.
Cllr Linda Evans, executive board member for housing, said: "We have quite a few empty houses in our county and we are working hard to get these homes back into use."
She said letters were sent to empty homeowners a while back encouraging them to get in touch - a move which has resulted in around 190 properties being brought back into use over the past year.
"But there are more out there," said Cllr Evans. "I am encouraging house owners to come and have a chat with us, and contact the housing department.
"There is help available - there are incentives and loans, which are no-interest loans."
The report before board members said empty properties could negatively affect the vicinity in terms of market value and quality of life, and encourage vandalism and squatting.
Empty properties are classed as unoccupied and substantially unfurnished.
Authorities in Wales have been able to reduce or remove the 50% council tax discount since 2003, but until now they have been compensated by the Welsh Government if they chose not to.
That is set to change next year, meaning that councils will lose out financially if they continue with the discount.
For Carmarthenshire Council, the loss would be around £1 million per year.
The executive board's decision will increase the county's council tax base, in turn benefiting town councils and Dyfed-Powys Police.
Cllr David Jenkins, executive board member for finances, suggested the authority should write again to the owners of the 3,000-odd affected properties.
Jake Morgan, director of community services, said: "Some sort of proactive initiative is a really good idea."


Agenda
Week 1
Orientation and welcome
Week 2
- Gulshan, Varun, et al. “Development and validation of a deep learning algorithm for detection of diabetic retinopathy in retinal fundus photographs.” Jama 316.22 (2016): 2402-2410. link
Week 3
- Esteva, Andre, et al. “Dermatologist-level classification of skin cancer with deep neural networks.” Nature 542.7639 (2017): 115-118. link
Week 4
- Lippert, Christoph, et al. “Identification of individuals by trait prediction using whole-genome sequencing data.” Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences 114.38 (2017): 10166-10171. link
Week 5
- Nalls, Mike A., et al. “Diagnosis of Parkinson’s disease on the basis of clinical and genetic classification: a population-based modelling study.” The Lancet Neurology 14.10 (2015): 1002-1009. link
- Faghri, Faraz, et al. “Predicting onset, progression, and clinical subtypes of Parkinson disease using machine learning.” Brain 2018. link
Week 6
- Nalls, Mike A., et al. “The diagnosis of neurodegenerative dementias using machine learning.” JAMA Neurology 2018. link
Week 7
- Avati, Anand, et al. “Improving Palliative Care with Deep Learning.” arXiv preprint arXiv:1711.06402 (2017). link
Week 8-9
Projects’ milestone 1 presentations
Week 10
- Fitzpatrick, et al. “Delivering Cognitive Behavior Therapy to Young Adults With Symptoms of Depression and Anxiety Using a Fully Automated Conversational Agent (Woebot): A Randomized Controlled Trial.” JMIR Mental Health 4.2 (2017): e19. link
Week 11
- Rajpurkar, Pranav, et al. “Cardiologist-level arrhythmia detection with convolutional neural networks.” arXiv preprint arXiv:1707.01836 (2017). link
Week 12
- Akkus, Zeynettin, et al. “Predicting Deletion of Chromosomal Arms 1p/19q in Low-Grade Gliomas from MR Images Using Machine Intelligence.” Journal of Digital Imaging (2017): 1-8. link
Week 13
- Korfiatis, Panagiotis, et al. “Residual deep convolutional neural network predicts MGMT methylation status.” Journal of digital imaging 30.5 (2017): 622-628. link
Week 14-16
Projects’ final presentations
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Search Inside Yourself: The Unexpected Path to Achieving Success, Happiness(and World Peace)
Chapter 6 - The Art of Self-Motivation
How does life look through the 'pleasure, passion and purpose' lens? What are your core values?
Family - Dependable, loyal, compassionate and understanding. Team Work - United in collaboration and growth while working together towards a common goal. Passion & purpose - Welcome challenges by exceling and embracing opportunities.
What do you stand for?
Loyalty, intergrity and hardwork - This is because I have tired to live by these two qualities by which and choose to still live my life by. I would like to think I have done the best I can to cultivate and envoke these qualities in my family.
How did you find the resilience ideas and meditation exercise?
Following the instrutcions, I calmed my mind and focused on my breathing. Focussing on my breathing appears to be affective in shutting down the internal dialogue which can be hard for me to do at a drop of a hat. It was hard to go through my own personal sense of failure and times in my life I felt I had failed. No one likes to experience failure, but those moments helped me grow. Thinking about success was easyier to do, there was no surprise there it was easier to be proud of my accomplishments.


this is our first html website in MEET
This is the paragraph.
The paragraph needs to include bold and unbold text.
The paragraph also needs to include some links.
So there is a few links:
ebay
instagram
facebook
wikipedia
The paragraph also needs to include some pictures.
I found 2 pictures inside this directory.
Here they are:


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There are {{ count }} questions in total... all of them are just for fun... no need to think a lot... some questions are picking a choice and for some, you have to write an answer... there is no time limit... take your time... all you need to have is a fresh mind... so, just get relaxed...


Take control of your CSS keyframe animations
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Rewind: A Coding Project
A javascript coding exercise using loops to reverse string inputs.
Instructions
Enter a starting value and a ending value. Press the bottom button.
Enter Values
Results
Your returned word is...
Enter a starting value and a ending value. Press the bottom button.
Your returned word is...


Mafia Tally Administration
Password:
Day config
Post ID:
Day number:
Cutoff:
Players to cull
{%- for player in config.players|sort %}
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{%- endfor %}


My Computer Programming Portfolio for GIS - 201485806
This portfolio page provides an insight to my programming work throughout my masters in GIS at the University of Leeds
Agent Based Model (GEOG5990M) Links:
Biography
To introduce myself... I am a masters student at the University of Leeds
studying Geographical Information Systems,
following my undergraduate degree
in Geography at Swansea University where my dissertation focused upon
measuring the
change in London's urban sustainability within the last decade utilising Siemen's green
city index.
Within my current studies I am learning a range of programming platforms and
languages to which it is all new to me,
these include; Python, Javascript, css and html.
I am currently learning all this from the Lake District where I live,
which is lucky as I am
studying geographical science and constantly immerse myself in the outdoors whether that
be
mountain biking, hiking or kayaking!. Thanks


Hadoop 2.7.4 Release Notes
These release notes include new developer and user-facing incompatibilities, features, and major improvements.
Changes since Hadoop 2.7.3
- YARN-6818.
Major bug reported by Jonathan Hung and fixed by Jonathan Hung
User limit per partition is not honored in branch-2.7 >=
- YARN-6719.
Major bug reported by Akira Ajisaka and fixed by Akira Ajisaka
Fix findbugs warnings in SLSCapacityScheduler.java
- YARN-6615.
Major bug reported by Wilfred Spiegelenburg and fixed by Wilfred Spiegelenburg
AmIpFilter drops query parameters on redirect
- YARN-6493.
Major improvement reported by Jonathan Hung and fixed by Jonathan Hung
Print requested node partition in assignContainer logs
- YARN-6457.
Major improvement reported by Sanjay M Pujare and fixed by Sanjay M Pujare (webapp , yarn)
Allow custom SSL configuration to be supplied in WebApps
- YARN-6310.
Major bug reported by Haibo Chen and fixed by Haibo Chen (yarn)
OutputStreams in AggregatedLogFormat.LogWriter can be left open upon exceptions
- YARN-6304.
Major bug reported by Rohith Sharma K S and fixed by Rohith Sharma K S (resourcemanager)
Skip rm.transitionToActive call to RM if RM is already active.
- YARN-6274.
Trivial task reported by Charles Zhang and fixed by Weiwei Yang (documentation)
Documentation refers to incorrect nodemanager health checker interval property
- YARN-6152.
Major bug reported by Jonathan Hung and fixed by Jonathan Hung
Used queue percentage not accurate in UI for 2.7 and below when using DominantResourceCalculator
- YARN-6024.
Major bug reported by Wangda Tan and fixed by Wangda Tan
Capacity Scheduler 'continuous reservation looking' doesn't work when sum of queue's used and reserved resources is equal to max
- YARN-5988.
Blocker bug reported by Ajith S and fixed by Ajith S
RM unable to start in secure setup
- YARN-5837.
Major bug reported by Robert Kanter and fixed by Robert Kanter
NPE when getting node status of a decommissioned node after an RM restart
- YARN-5694.
Critical bug reported by Daniel Templeton and fixed by Daniel Templeton (resourcemanager)
ZKRMStateStore can prevent the transition to standby in branch-2.7 if the ZK node is unreachable
- YARN-5550.
Minor improvement reported by Jonathan Hung and fixed by Jonathan Hung (client , test)
TestYarnCLI#testGetContainers should format according to CONTAINER_PATTERN
- YARN-5543.
Major bug reported by Min Shen and fixed by Min Shen (capacityscheduler , resourcemanager)
ResourceManager SchedulingMonitor could potentially terminate the preemption checker thread
- YARN-5540.
Major improvement reported by Nathan Roberts and fixed by Jason Lowe (capacity scheduler , fairscheduler , resourcemanager)
scheduler spends too much time looking at empty priorities
- YARN-5483.
Major improvement reported by sandflee and fixed by sandflee
Optimize RMAppAttempt#pullJustFinishedContainers
- YARN-5469.
Minor bug reported by Eric Badger and fixed by Eric Badger
Increase timeout of TestAmFilter.testFilter
- YARN-5462.
Major bug reported by Eric Badger and fixed by Eric Badger
TestNodeStatusUpdater.testNodeStatusUpdaterRetryAndNMShutdown fails intermittently
- YARN-5382.
Major bug reported by Jason Lowe and fixed by Vrushali C (resourcemanager)
RM does not audit log kill request for active applications
- YARN-5353.
Critical bug reported by Jason Lowe and fixed by Jason Lowe (resourcemanager)
ResourceManager can leak delegation tokens when they are shared across apps
- YARN-5333.
Major bug reported by Jun Gong and fixed by Jun Gong
Some recovered apps are put into default queue when RM HA
- YARN-5262.
Major bug reported by Rohith Sharma K S and fixed by Rohith Sharma K S (resourcemanager)
Optimize sending RMNodeFinishedContainersPulledByAMEvent for every AM heartbeat
- YARN-5197.
Major bug reported by Jason Lowe and fixed by Jason Lowe (resourcemanager)
RM leaks containers if running container disappears from node update
- YARN-5121.
Blocker bug reported by Allen Wittenauer and fixed by Allen Wittenauer (nodemanager , security)
fix some container-executor portability issues
- YARN-5092.
Major test reported by Rohith Sharma K S and fixed by Jason Lowe (test)
TestRMDelegationTokens fails intermittently
- YARN-5001.
Major bug reported by Haibo Chen and fixed by Haibo Chen (log-aggregation , nodemanager , security)
Aggregated Logs root directory is created with wrong group if nonexistent
- YARN-4927.
Major bug reported by Karthik Kambatla and fixed by Bibin A Chundatt (test)
TestRMHA#testTransitionedToActiveRefreshFail fails with FairScheduler
- YARN-4925.
Major bug reported by Bibin A Chundatt and fixed by Bibin A Chundatt
ContainerRequest in AMRMClient, application should be able to specify nodes/racks together with nodeLabelExpression
- YARN-4717.
Minor test reported by Daniel Templeton and fixed by Daniel Templeton (nodemanager)
TestResourceLocalizationService.testPublicResourceInitializesLocalDir fails Intermittently due to IllegalArgumentException from cleanup
- YARN-4612.
Major bug reported by Ming Ma and fixed by Ming Ma
Fix rumen and scheduler load simulator handle killed tasks properly
- YARN-4573.
Major sub-task reported by Takashi Ohnishi and fixed by Takashi Ohnishi (resourcemanager , test)
TestRMAppTransitions.testAppRunningKill and testAppKilledKilled fail on trunk
- YARN-4562.
Major bug reported by Sergey Shelukhin and fixed by Sergey Shelukhin
YARN WebApp ignores the configuration passed to it for keystore settings
- YARN-4393.
Major sub-task reported by Varun Saxena and fixed by Varun Saxena (test)
TestResourceLocalizationService#testFailedDirsResourceRelease fails intermittently
- YARN-4367.
Major bug reported by Karthik Kambatla and fixed by Karthik Kambatla (scheduler-load-simulator)
SLS webapp doesn't load
- YARN-4355.
Major bug reported by Jason Lowe and fixed by Varun Saxena (nodemanager)
NPE while processing localizer heartbeat
- YARN-4328.
Minor bug reported by Varun Saxena and fixed by Akira Ajisaka (resourcemanager)
Findbugs warning in resourcemanager in branch-2.7 and branch-2.6
- YARN-4302.
Major bug reported by Bibin A Chundatt and fixed by Bibin A Chundatt
SLS not able start due to NPE in SchedulerApplicationAttempt#getResourceUsageReport
- YARN-4250.
Major bug reported by Brahma Reddy Battula and fixed by Brahma Reddy Battula (resourcemanager , scheduler)
NPE in AppSchedulingInfo#isRequestLabelChanged
- YARN-4140.
Major sub-task reported by Bibin A Chundatt and fixed by Bibin A Chundatt (scheduler)
RM container allocation delayed incase of app submitted to Nodelabel partition
- YARN-4109.
Minor bug reported by Bibin A Chundatt and fixed by Mohammad Shahid Khan
Exception on RM scheduler page loading with labels
- YARN-4017.
Major bug reported by Allen Wittenauer and fixed by Sidharta Seethana (nodemanager)
container-executor overuses PATH_MAX
- YARN-3877.
Minor improvement reported by Steve Loughran and fixed by Varun Saxena (client)
YarnClientImpl.submitApplication swallows exceptions
- YARN-3707.
Blocker bug reported by Wangda Tan and fixed by Wangda Tan
RM Web UI queue filter doesn't work
- YARN-3432.
Major bug reported by Thomas Graves and fixed by Brahma Reddy Battula (capacityscheduler , resourcemanager)
Cluster metrics have wrong Total Memory when there is reserved memory on CS
- YARN-3269.
Major bug reported by Xuan Gong and fixed by Xuan Gong
Yarn.nodemanager.remote-app-log-dir could not be configured to fully qualified path
- YARN-3260.
Critical bug reported by Jason Lowe and fixed by Bibin A Chundatt (resourcemanager)
AM attempt fail to register before RM processes launch event
- YARN-1728.
Major bug reported by Abraham Elmahrek and fixed by Yuanbo Liu
Workaround guice3x-undecoded pathInfo in YARN WebApp
- YARN-1471.
Minor bug reported by Carlo Curino and fixed by Carlo Curino
The SLS simulator is not running the preemption policy for CapacityScheduler
- MAPREDUCE-6873.
Minor bug reported by Erik Krogen and fixed by Erik Krogen (mrv2)
MR Job Submission Fails if MR framework application path not on defaultFS
- MAPREDUCE-6771.
Major bug reported by Haibo Chen and fixed by Haibo Chen (mrv2)
RMContainerAllocator sends container diagnostics event after corresponding completion event
- MAPREDUCE-6768.
Major bug reported by Haibo Chen and fixed by Haibo Chen (mrv2)
TestRecovery.testSpeculative failed with NPE
- MAPREDUCE-6763.
Major bug reported by Jason Lowe and fixed by Jason Lowe (mrv2)
Shuffle server listen queue is too small
- MAPREDUCE-6744.
Major bug reported by Eric Badger and fixed by Eric Badger
Increase timeout on TestDFSIO tests
- MAPREDUCE-6741.
Major improvement reported by Haibo Chen and fixed by Haibo Chen (mrv2)
add MR support to redact job conf properties
- MAPREDUCE-6724.
Major bug reported by Haibo Chen and fixed by Haibo Chen (mrv2)
Single shuffle to memory must not exceed Integer#MAX_VALUE
- MAPREDUCE-6711.
Major bug reported by Li Lu and fixed by Prabhu Joseph
JobImpl fails to handle preemption events on state COMMITTING
- MAPREDUCE-6697.
Major bug reported by Jason Lowe and fixed by Nathan Roberts (mrv2)
Concurrent task limits should only be applied when necessary
- MAPREDUCE-6433.
Major bug reported by Allen Wittenauer and fixed by zhihai xu (jobhistoryserver , mrv2)
launchTime may be negative
- MAPREDUCE-6304.
Major new feature reported by Jian Fang and fixed by Naganarasimha G R
Specifying node labels when submitting MR jobs
- MAPREDUCE-4784.
Major bug reported by Jason Lowe and fixed by Haibo Chen (mrv2 , test)
TestRecovery occasionally fails
- HDFS-12177.
Major bug reported by Jiandan Yang and fixed by Jiandan Yang (block placement)
NameNode exits due to setting BlockPlacementPolicy loglevel to Debug
- HDFS-11896.
Blocker bug reported by Brahma Reddy Battula and fixed by Brahma Reddy Battula
Non-dfsUsed will be doubled on dead node re-registration
- HDFS-11893.
Major bug reported by Konstantin Shvachko and fixed by Brahma Reddy Battula (test)
Fix TestDFSShell.testMoveWithTargetPortEmpty failure.
- HDFS-11864.
Major bug reported by Brahma Reddy Battula and fixed by Yiqun Lin (documentation)
Document Metrics to track usage of memory for writes
- HDFS-11856.
Major bug reported by Vinayakumar B and fixed by Vinayakumar B (hdfs-client , rolling upgrades)
Ability to re-add Upgrading Nodes (remote) to pipeline for future pipeline updates
- HDFS-11849.
Major bug reported by Surendra Singh Lilhore and fixed by Surendra Singh Lilhore (journal-node)
JournalNode startup failure exception should be logged in log file
- HDFS-11795.
Major bug reported by Yiqun Lin and fixed by Yiqun Lin
Fix ASF Licence warnings in branch-2.7
- HDFS-11766.
Major bug reported by Akira Ajisaka and fixed by Chen Liang
Fix findbugs warning in branch-2.7
- HDFS-11743.
Blocker bug reported by Zhe Zhang and fixed by Zhe Zhang (namenode)
Revert the incompatible fsck reporting output in HDFS-7933 from branch-2.7
- HDFS-11742.
Blocker bug reported by Kihwal Lee and fixed by Kihwal Lee
Improve balancer usability after HDFS-8818
- HDFS-11741.
Major bug reported by Wei-Chiu Chuang and fixed by Wei-Chiu Chuang (balancer & mover)
Long running balancer may fail due to expired DataEncryptionKey
- HDFS-11736.
Major bug reported by Konstantin Shvachko and fixed by Yiqun Lin
OIV tests should not write outside 'target' directory.
- HDFS-11717.
Minor task reported by Erik Krogen and fixed by Erik Krogen (ha , namenode)
Add unit test for HDFS-11709 StandbyCheckpointer should handle non-existing legacyOivImageDir gracefully
- HDFS-11714.
Critical bug reported by Kihwal Lee and fixed by Kihwal Lee
Newly added NN storage directory won't get initialized and cause space exhaustion
- HDFS-11709.
Critical bug reported by Zhe Zhang and fixed by Erik Krogen (ha , namenode)
StandbyCheckpointer should handle an non-existing legacyOivImageDir gracefully
- HDFS-11708.
Critical bug reported by Vinayakumar B and fixed by Vinayakumar B (hdfs-client)
Positional read will fail if replicas moved to different DNs after stream is opened
- HDFS-11674.
Critical bug reported by Vinayakumar B and fixed by Vinayakumar B (datanode)
reserveSpaceForReplicas is not released if append request failed due to mirror down and replica recovered
- HDFS-11648.
Major improvement reported by Daryn Sharp and fixed by Daryn Sharp
Lazy construct the IIP pathname
- HDFS-11634.
Major improvement reported by Konstantin Shvachko and fixed by Konstantin Shvachko
Optimize BlockIterator when iterating starts in the middle.
- HDFS-11628.
Major improvement reported by Xiaobing Zhou and fixed by Xiaobing Zhou (documentation)
Clarify the behavior of HDFS Mover in documentation
- HDFS-11615.
Major bug reported by Erik Krogen and fixed by Erik Krogen (hdfs)
FSNamesystemLock metrics can be inaccurate due to millisecond precision
- HDFS-11609.
Blocker bug reported by Kihwal Lee and fixed by Kihwal Lee (namenode)
Some blocks can be permanently lost if nodes are decommissioned while dead
- HDFS-11608.
Critical bug reported by Xiaobing Zhou and fixed by Xiaobing Zhou (hdfs-client)
HDFS write crashed with block size greater than 2 GB
- HDFS-11583.
Major bug reported by Karan Mehta and fixed by Masatake Iwasaki (tracing)
Parent spans are not initialized to NullScope for every DFSPacket
- HDFS-11499.
Major bug reported by Lukas Majercak and fixed by Lukas Majercak (hdfs , namenode)
Decommissioning stuck because of failing recovery
Allow a block to complete if the number of replicas on live nodes, decommissioning nodes and nodes in maintenance mode satisfies minimum replication factor.
The fix prevents block recovery failure if replica of last block is being decommissioned. Vice versa, the decommissioning will be stuck, waiting for the last block to be completed. In addition, file close() operation will not fail due to last block being decommissioned.
- HDFS-11486.
Major bug reported by Wei-Chiu Chuang and fixed by Wei-Chiu Chuang
Client close() should not fail fast if the last block is being decommissioned
- HDFS-11472.
Critical bug reported by Wei-Chiu Chuang and fixed by Erik Krogen (datanode)
Fix inconsistent replica size after a data pipeline failure
- HDFS-11466.
Major improvement reported by Andrew Wang and fixed by Andrew Wang (namenode)
Change dfs.namenode.write-lock-reporting-threshold-ms default from 1000ms to 5000ms
- HDFS-11445.
Critical bug reported by Brahma Reddy Battula and fixed by Brahma Reddy Battula
FSCK shows overall health stauts as corrupt even one replica is corrupt
- HDFS-11384.
Major improvement reported by yunjiong zhao and fixed by Konstantin Shvachko (balancer & mover)
Add option for balancer to disperse getBlocks calls to avoid NameNode's rpc.CallQueueLength spike
- HDFS-11379.
Critical bug reported by Daryn Sharp and fixed by Daryn Sharp (hdfs-client)
DFSInputStream may infinite loop requesting block locations
- HDFS-11377.
Major bug reported by yunjiong zhao and fixed by yunjiong zhao (balancer & mover)
Balancer hung due to no available mover threads
- HDFS-11373.
Critical bug reported by Akira Ajisaka and fixed by Akira Ajisaka
Backport HDFS-11258 and HDFS-11272 to branch-2.7
- HDFS-11352.
Critical bug reported by Erik Krogen and fixed by Erik Krogen (namenode)
Potential deadlock in NN when failing over
- HDFS-11345.
Minor improvement reported by Zhe Zhang and fixed by Erik Krogen (documentation , namenode)
Document the configuration key for FSNamesystem lock fairness
- HDFS-11333.
Minor improvement reported by Wei-Chiu Chuang and fixed by Wei-Chiu Chuang (namenode)
Print a user friendly error message when plugins are not found
- HDFS-11290.
Major test reported by Akira Ajisaka and fixed by Erik Krogen (test)
TestFSNameSystemMBean should wait until JMX cache is cleared
- HDFS-11280.
Major bug reported by Zheng Shao and fixed by Zheng Shao (hdfs)
Allow WebHDFS to reuse HTTP connections to NN
- HDFS-11263.
Critical bug reported by Brahma Reddy Battula and fixed by Brahma Reddy Battula
ClassCastException when we use Bzipcodec for Fsimage compression
- HDFS-11229.
Blocker bug reported by Wei-Chiu Chuang and fixed by Wei-Chiu Chuang (datanode)
HDFS-11056 failed to close meta file
The fix for HDFS-11056 reads meta file to load last partial chunk checksum when a block is converted from finalized/temporary to rbw. However, it did not close the file explicitly, which may cause number of open files reaching system limit. This jira fixes it by closing the file explicitly after the meta file is read.
- HDFS-11180.
Blocker bug reported by Abhishek Modi and fixed by Akira Ajisaka (namenode)
Intermittent deadlock in NameNode when failover happens.
- HDFS-11174.
Minor bug reported by John Zhuge and fixed by John Zhuge (documentation , httpfs)
Wrong HttpFS test command in doc
- HDFS-11160.
Major bug reported by Wei-Chiu Chuang and fixed by Wei-Chiu Chuang (datanode)
VolumeScanner reports write-in-progress replicas as corrupt incorrectly
Fixed a race condition that caused VolumeScanner to recognize a good replica as a bad one if the replica is also being written concurrently.
- HDFS-11087.
Major bug reported by Konstantin Shvachko and fixed by Erik Krogen (namenode)
NamenodeFsck should check if the output writer is still writable.
- HDFS-11078.
Major bug reported by Inigo Goiri and fixed by Inigo Goiri
Fix NPE in LazyPersistFileScrubber
- HDFS-11069.
Major improvement reported by Kihwal Lee and fixed by Kihwal Lee (datanode , security)
Tighten the authorization of datanode RPC
- HDFS-11056.
Major bug reported by Wei-Chiu Chuang and fixed by Wei-Chiu Chuang (datanode , httpfs)
Concurrent append and read operations lead to checksum error
Load last partial chunk checksum properly into memory when converting a finalized/temporary replica to rbw replica. This ensures concurrent reader reads the correct checksum that matches the data before the update.
- HDFS-11053.
Major bug reported by Kihwal Lee and fixed by Kihwal Lee (namenode , security)
Unnecessary superuser check in versionRequest()
- HDFS-11015.
Major bug reported by Kihwal Lee and fixed by Kihwal Lee (balancer & mover)
Enforce timeout in balancer
- HDFS-11002.
Major bug reported by Mingliang Liu and fixed by Mingliang Liu (documentation)
Fix broken attr/getfattr/setfattr links in ExtendedAttributes.md
- HDFS-10991.
Blocker bug reported by Surendra Singh Lilhore and fixed by Surendra Singh Lilhore (libhdfs)
Export hdfsTruncateFile symbol in libhdfs
- HDFS-10987.
Critical bug reported by Brahma Reddy Battula and fixed by Brahma Reddy Battula
Make Decommission less expensive when lot of blocks present.
- HDFS-10966.
Major bug reported by Zhe Zhang and fixed by Mark Wagner (balancer & mover)
Enhance Dispatcher logic on deciding when to give up a source DataNode
- HDFS-10941.
Major improvement reported by Xiaoyu Yao and fixed by Chen Liang (namenode)
Improve BlockManager#processMisReplicatesAsync log
- HDFS-10921.
Major bug reported by Eric Badger and fixed by Eric Badger
TestDiskspaceQuotaUpdate doesn't wait for NN to get out of safe mode
- HDFS-10915.
Minor bug reported by Xiaobing Zhou and fixed by Xiaobing Zhou (test)
Fix time measurement bug in TestDatanodeRestart#testWaitForRegistrationOnRestart
- HDFS-10896.
Major sub-task reported by Erik Krogen and fixed by Erik Krogen (namenode)
Move lock logging logic from FSNamesystem into FSNamesystemLock
- HDFS-10889.
Major bug reported by Brahma Reddy Battula and fixed by Brahma Reddy Battula (documentation)
Remove outdated Fault Injection Framework documentaion
- HDFS-10879.
Major bug reported by Xiao Chen and fixed by Xiao Chen
TestEncryptionZonesWithKMS#testReadWrite fails intermittently
- HDFS-10878.
Major bug reported by Rushabh S Shah and fixed by Rushabh S Shah (hdfs-client)
TestDFSClientRetries#testIdempotentAllocateBlockAndClose throws ConcurrentModificationException
- HDFS-10872.
Major sub-task reported by Erik Krogen and fixed by Erik Krogen (namenode)
Add MutableRate metrics for FSNamesystemLock operations
- HDFS-10843.
Major bug reported by Erik Krogen and fixed by Erik Krogen (hdfs , namenode)
Update space quota when a UC block is completed rather than committed.
- HDFS-10817.
Major improvement reported by Erik Krogen and fixed by Erik Krogen (logging , namenode)
Add Logging for Long-held NN Read Locks
- HDFS-10809.
Major bug reported by Zhe Zhang and fixed by Vinitha Reddy Gankidi (encryption , namenode)
getNumEncryptionZones causes NPE in branch-2.7
- HDFS-10807.
Minor improvement reported by Mingliang Liu and fixed by Mingliang Liu (documentation)
Doc about upgrading to a version of HDFS with snapshots may be confusing
- HDFS-10798.
Major improvement reported by Zhe Zhang and fixed by Erik Krogen (logging , namenode)
Make the threshold of reporting FSNamesystem lock contention configurable
- HDFS-10763.
Critical bug reported by Kihwal Lee and fixed by Kihwal Lee
Open files can leak permanently due to inconsistent lease update
- HDFS-10747.
Minor bug reported by Mingliang Liu and fixed by Mingliang Liu (hdfs-client)
o.a.h.hdfs.tools.DebugAdmin usage message is misleading
- HDFS-10745.
Major sub-task reported by Daryn Sharp and fixed by Daryn Sharp (hdfs)
Directly resolve paths into INodesInPath
- HDFS-10744.
Major sub-task reported by Daryn Sharp and fixed by Daryn Sharp (hdfs)
Internally optimize path component resolution
- HDFS-10733.
Major bug reported by Konstantin Shvachko and fixed by Vinitha Reddy Gankidi (namenode , qjm)
NameNode terminated after full GC thinking QJM is unresponsive.
- HDFS-10716.
Minor bug reported by Yiqun Lin and fixed by Yiqun Lin (balancer & mover)
In Balancer, the target task should be removed when its size < 0.
- HDFS-10715.
Major bug reported by Guangbin Zhu and fixed by Guangbin Zhu (namenode)
NPE when applying AvailableSpaceBlockPlacementPolicy
- HDFS-10713.
Major bug reported by Arpit Agarwal and fixed by Hanisha Koneru (logging , namenode)
Throttle FsNameSystem lock warnings
- HDFS-10712.
Major bug reported by Konstantin Shvachko and fixed by Vinitha Reddy Gankidi
Fix TestDataNodeVolumeFailure on 2.* branches.
- HDFS-10694.
Major bug reported by Konstantin Shvachko and fixed by Yuanbo Liu (logging , namenode)
BlockManager.processReport() should print blockReportId in each log message.
- HDFS-10693.
Major bug reported by Konstantin Shvachko and fixed by Yuanbo Liu (namenode)
metaSave should print blocks, not LightWeightHashSet
- HDFS-10691.
Major bug reported by Yiqun Lin and fixed by Yiqun Lin
FileDistribution fails in hdfs oiv command due to ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException
- HDFS-10674.
Major sub-task reported by Daryn Sharp and fixed by Daryn Sharp (hdfs)
Optimize creating a full path from an inode
- HDFS-10673.
Major sub-task reported by Daryn Sharp and fixed by Daryn Sharp (hdfs)
Optimize FSPermissionChecker's internal path usage
- HDFS-10662.
Major sub-task reported by Daryn Sharp and fixed by Daryn Sharp (hdfs)
Optimize UTF8 string/byte conversions
- HDFS-10656.
Major sub-task reported by Daryn Sharp and fixed by Daryn Sharp (hdfs)
Optimize conversion of byte arrays back to path string
- HDFS-10655.
Major sub-task reported by Daryn Sharp and fixed by Daryn Sharp (hdfs)
Fix path related byte array conversion bugs
- HDFS-10653.
Major sub-task reported by Daryn Sharp and fixed by Daryn Sharp (hdfs)
Optimize conversion from path string to components
- HDFS-10627.
Major bug reported by Rushabh S Shah and fixed by Rushabh S Shah (hdfs)
Volume Scanner marks a block as "suspect" even if the exception is network-related
- HDFS-10625.
Major improvement reported by Yongjun Zhang and fixed by Rushabh S Shah (datanode , hdfs)
VolumeScanner to report why a block is found bad
- HDFS-10619.
Major sub-task reported by Daryn Sharp and fixed by Daryn Sharp (hdfs)
Cache path in InodesInPath
- HDFS-10609.
Major bug reported by Wei-Chiu Chuang and fixed by Wei-Chiu Chuang (encryption)
Uncaught InvalidEncryptionKeyException during pipeline recovery may abort downstream applications
If pipeline recovery fails due to expired encryption key, attempt to refresh the key and retry.
- HDFS-10544.
Major bug reported by Zhe Zhang and fixed by Zhe Zhang (balancer & mover , ha)
Balancer doesn't work with IPFailoverProxyProvider
- HDFS-10534.
Major improvement reported by Zhe Zhang and fixed by Kai Sasaki (namenode , ui)
NameNode WebUI should display DataNode usage histogram
- HDFS-10512.
Major bug reported by Wei-Chiu Chuang and fixed by Yiqun Lin (datanode)
VolumeScanner may terminate due to NPE in DataNode.reportBadBlocks
- HDFS-10455.
Minor bug reported by Tianyin Xu and fixed by Rakesh R (namenode)
Logging the username when deny the setOwner operation
- HDFS-10396.
Major bug reported by Yongjun Zhang and fixed by Yongjun Zhang
Using -diff option with DistCp may get "Comparison method violates its general contract" exception
- HDFS-10336.
Major bug reported by Yiqun Lin and fixed by Yiqun Lin (test)
TestBalancer failing intermittently because of not reseting UserGroupInformation completely
- HDFS-10301.
Critical bug reported by Konstantin Shvachko and fixed by Vinitha Reddy Gankidi (namenode)
BlockReport retransmissions may lead to storages falsely being declared zombie if storage report processing happens out of order
- HDFS-10276.
Major bug reported by Kevin Cox and fixed by Yuanbo Liu
HDFS should not expose path info that user has no permission to see.
- HDFS-10270.
Minor bug reported by Andras Bokor and fixed by Gergely Novák (test)
TestJMXGet:testNameNode() fails
- HDFS-9902.
Major improvement reported by Pan Yuxuan and fixed by Brahma Reddy Battula (datanode)
Support different values of dfs.datanode.du.reserved per storage type
Reserved space can be configured independently for different storage types for clusters with heterogeneous storage. The 'dfs.datanode.du.reserved' property name can be suffixed with a storage types (i.e. one of ssd, disk, archival or ram_disk). e.g. reserved space for RAM_DISK storage can be configured using the property 'dfs.datanode.du.reserved.ram_disk'. If specific storage type reservation is not configured then the value specified by 'dfs.datanode.du.reserved' will be used for all volumes.
- HDFS-9888.
Minor test reported by Xiao Chen and fixed by Xiao Chen
Allow reseting KerberosName in unit tests
- HDFS-9885.
Minor bug reported by Archana T and fixed by Surendra Singh Lilhore (distcp)
Correct the distcp counters name while displaying counters
- HDFS-9804.
Major new feature reported by Xiao Chen and fixed by Xiao Chen (balancer & mover , security)
Allow long-running Balancer to login with keytab
- HDFS-9745.
Minor test reported by Xiao Chen and fixed by Xiao Chen
TestSecureNNWithQJM#testSecureMode sometimes fails with timeouts
- HDFS-9726.
Minor improvement reported by Tsz Wo Nicholas Sze and fixed by Tsz Wo Nicholas Sze (datanode)
Refactor IBR code to a new class
- HDFS-9710.
Major improvement reported by Tsz Wo Nicholas Sze and fixed by Tsz Wo Nicholas Sze (datanode)
Change DN to send block receipt IBRs in batches
- HDFS-9696.
Critical bug reported by Kihwal Lee and fixed by Kihwal Lee
Garbage snapshot records lingering forever
- HDFS-9621.
Critical sub-task reported by Sushmitha Sreenivasan and fixed by Jing Zhao (erasure-coding)
getListing wrongly associates Erasure Coding policy to pre-existing replicated files under an EC directory
- HDFS-9601.
Major sub-task reported by Masatake Iwasaki and fixed by Masatake Iwasaki (test)
NNThroughputBenchmark.BlockReportStats should handle NotReplicatedYetException on adding block
- HDFS-9503.
Major sub-task reported by Konstantin Shvachko and fixed by Mingliang Liu (test)
Replace -namenode option with -fs for NNThroughputBenchmark
The patch replaces -namenode option with -fs for specifying the remote name node against which the benchmark is running. Before this patch, if '-namenode' was not given, the benchmark would run in standalone mode, ignoring the 'fs.defaultFS' in config file even if it's remote. With this patch, the benchmark, as other tools, will rely on the 'fs.defaultFS' config, which is overridable by -fs command option, to run standalone mode or remote mode.
- HDFS-9500.
Major bug reported by Phil Yang and fixed by Erik Krogen
datanodesSoftwareVersions map may counting wrong when rolling upgrade
- HDFS-9467.
Major bug reported by Mingliang Liu and fixed by Mingliang Liu (namenode)
Fix data race accessing writeLockHeldTimeStamp in FSNamesystem
- HDFS-9444.
Major bug reported by Brahma Reddy Battula and fixed by Masatake Iwasaki
Add utility to find set of available ephemeral ports to ServerSocketUtil
- HDFS-9421.
Major sub-task reported by Xiaoyu Yao and fixed by Mingliang Liu (benchmarks)
NNThroughputBenchmark replication test NPE with -namenode option
- HDFS-9412.
Major improvement reported by He Tianyi and fixed by He Tianyi
getBlocks occupies FSLock and takes too long to complete
- HDFS-9333.
Minor test reported by Kai Zheng and fixed by Masatake Iwasaki (test)
Some tests using MiniDFSCluster errored complaining port in use
- HDFS-9145.
Major improvement reported by Jing Zhao and fixed by Mingliang Liu (namenode)
Tracking methods that hold FSNamesytemLock for too long
- HDFS-9038.
Major bug reported by Chris Nauroth and fixed by Brahma Reddy Battula (datanode)
DFS reserved space is erroneously counted towards non-DFS used.
- HDFS-9019.
Minor improvement reported by Thejas M Nair and fixed by Xiaoyu Yao (security)
Adding informative message to sticky bit permission denied exception
- HDFS-8915.
Minor bug reported by Anu Engineer and fixed by Masatake Iwasaki (test)
TestFSNamesystem.testFSLockGetWaiterCount fails intermittently in jenkins
- HDFS-8883.
Major improvement reported by Anu Engineer and fixed by Anu Engineer (namenode)
NameNode Metrics : Add FSNameSystem lock Queue Length
- HDFS-8873.
Major improvement reported by Nathan Roberts and fixed by Daniel Templeton (datanode)
Allow the directoryScanner to be rate-limited
- HDFS-8824.
Major sub-task reported by Tsz Wo Nicholas Sze and fixed by Tsz Wo Nicholas Sze (balancer & mover)
Do not use small blocks for balancing the cluster
- HDFS-8818.
Major sub-task reported by Tsz Wo Nicholas Sze and fixed by Tsz Wo Nicholas Sze (balancer & mover)
Allow Balancer to run faster
Add a new conf "dfs.balancer.max-size-to-move" so that Balancer.MAX_SIZE_TO_MOVE becomes configurable.
- HDFS-8780.
Major bug reported by J.Andreina and fixed by J.Andreina
Fetching live/dead datanode list with arg true for removeDecommissionNode,returns list with decom node.
- HDFS-8721.
Major sub-task reported by Rakesh R and fixed by Rakesh R (encryption)
Add a metric for number of encryption zones
- HDFS-8709.
Minor improvement reported by Andrew Wang and fixed by Andrew Wang
Clarify automatic sync in FSEditLog#logEdit
- HDFS-8682.
Major bug reported by J.Andreina and fixed by J.Andreina
Should not remove decommissioned node,while calculating the number of live/dead decommissioned node.
- HDFS-8549.
Major improvement reported by Andrew Wang and fixed by Andrew Wang (balancer & mover)
Abort the balancer if an upgrade is in progress
- HDFS-8498.
Critical bug reported by Daryn Sharp and fixed by Jing Zhao (hdfs-client)
Blocks can be committed with wrong size
- HDFS-8312.
Critical bug reported by Eric Yang and fixed by Weiwei Yang (fs , security)
Trash does not descent into child directories to check for permissions
HDFS-8312. Added permission check for moving file to Trash. (Weiwei Yang via Eric Yang)
- HDFS-8307.
Trivial bug reported by Anu Engineer and fixed by Andres Perez (hdfs-client)
Spurious DNS Queries from hdfs shell
- HDFS-8224.
Major bug reported by Rushabh S Shah and fixed by Rushabh S Shah (datanode)
Schedule a block for scanning if its metadata file is corrupt
- HDFS-8200.
Major improvement reported by Haohui Mai and fixed by Haohui Mai
Refactor FSDirStatAndListingOp
- HDFS-8131.
Minor improvement reported by Liu Shaohui and fixed by Liu Shaohui (namenode)
Implement a space balanced block placement policy
- HDFS-7990.
Major bug reported by Daryn Sharp and fixed by Daryn Sharp (namenode)
IBR delete ack should not be delayed
- HDFS-7933.
Major improvement reported by Jitendra Nath Pandey and fixed by Xiaoyu Yao (namenode)
fsck should also report decommissioning replicas.
The output of hdfs fsck now also contains information about decommissioning replicas.
- HDFS-7847.
Major bug reported by Colin P. McCabe and fixed by Charles Lamb
Modify NNThroughputBenchmark to be able to operate on a remote NameNode
- HDFS-6291.
Minor bug reported by Ted Yu and fixed by Sanghyun Yun (ha)
FSImage may be left unclosed in BootstrapStandby#doRun()
- HDFS-5802.
Trivial bug reported by Harsh J and fixed by Xiao Chen (namenode)
NameNode does not check for inode type before traversing down a path
- HDFS-5042.
Critical bug reported by Dave Latham and fixed by Vinayakumar B
Completed files lost after power failure
- HADOOP-14686.
Blocker bug reported by Sean Busbey and fixed by Sean Busbey (build , precommit)
Branch-2.7 .gitignore is out of date
- HADOOP-14586.
Minor bug reported by Uwe Schindler and fixed by Akira Ajisaka (common)
StringIndexOutOfBoundsException breaks org.apache.hadoop.util.Shell on 2.7.x with Java 9
- HADOOP-14474.
Major bug reported by Akira Ajisaka and fixed by Akira Ajisaka (build)
Use OpenJDK 7 instead of Oracle JDK 7 to avoid oracle-java7-installer failures
- HADOOP-14440.
Major improvement reported by Eric Badger and fixed by Eric Badger
Add metrics for connections dropped
- HADOOP-14434.
Major bug reported by Lukas Majercak and fixed by Lukas Majercak (native)
Use MoveFileEx to allow renaming a file when the destination exists
- HADOOP-14376.
Major bug reported by Eli Acherkan and fixed by Eli Acherkan (common , io)
Memory leak when reading a compressed file using the native library
- HADOOP-14374.
Major bug reported by lixinglong and fixed by lixinglong
License error in GridmixTestUtils.java
- HADOOP-14371.
Major bug reported by hu xiaodong and fixed by hu xiaodong
License error in TestLoadBalancingKMSClientProvider.java
- HADOOP-14356.
Blocker bug reported by Brahma Reddy Battula and fixed by Brahma Reddy Battula
Update CHANGES.txt to reflect all the changes in branch-2.7
- HADOOP-14293.
Major bug reported by Andrew Wang and fixed by Andrew Wang (test)
Initialize FakeTimer with a less trivial value
- HADOOP-14276.
Minor improvement reported by Erik Krogen and fixed by Erik Krogen (util)
Add a nanosecond API to Time/Timer/FakeTimer
- HADOOP-14214.
Critical bug reported by Mingliang Liu and fixed by Mingliang Liu (hdfs-client)
DomainSocketWatcher::add()/delete() should not self interrupt while looping await()
- HADOOP-14211.
Major bug reported by Erik Krogen and fixed by Erik Krogen (viewfs)
FilterFs and ChRootedFs are too aggressive about enforcing "authorityNeeded"
- HADOOP-14195.
Major bug reported by Vihang Karajgaonkar and fixed by Vihang Karajgaonkar (security)
CredentialProviderFactory$getProviders is not thread-safe
- HADOOP-14169.
Minor improvement reported by Erik Krogen and fixed by Erik Krogen (viewfs)
Implement listStatusIterator, listLocatedStatus for ViewFs
- HADOOP-14138.
Critical sub-task reported by Steve Loughran and fixed by Steve Loughran (fs/s3)
Remove S3A ref from META-INF service discovery, rely on existing core-default entry
The classpath implementing the s3a filesystem is now defined in core-default.xml. Attempting to instantiate an S3A filesystem instance using a Configuration instance which has not included the default resorts will fail. Applications should not be doing this anyway, as it will lose other critical configuration options needed by the filesystem.
- HADOOP-14100.
Critical bug reported by Vinayakumar B and fixed by Vinayakumar B
Upgrade Jsch jar to latest version to fix vulnerability in old versions
- HADOOP-14066.
Critical bug reported by Thejas M Nair and fixed by Akira Ajisaka (common)
VersionInfo should be marked as public API
- HADOOP-14044.
Major bug reported by Hrishikesh Gadre and fixed by Hrishikesh Gadre
Synchronization issue in delegation token cancel functionality
- HADOOP-14001.
Major bug reported by Akira Ajisaka and fixed by Akira Ajisaka
Improve delegation token validity checking
- HADOOP-13958.
Blocker bug reported by Junping Du and fixed by Junping Du
Bump up release year to 2017
- HADOOP-13867.
Major bug reported by Vinayakumar B and fixed by Vinayakumar B
FilterFileSystem should override rename(.., options) to take effect of Rename options called via FilterFileSystem implementations
- HADOOP-13839.
Minor bug reported by Masatake Iwasaki and fixed by Elek, Marton (documentation , tracing)
Fix outdated tracing documentation
- HADOOP-13812.
Blocker bug reported by John Zhuge and fixed by John Zhuge (kms)
Upgrade Tomcat to 6.0.48
Tomcat 6.0.46 starts to filter weak ciphers. Some old SSL clients may be affected. It is recommended to upgrade the SSL client. Run the SSL client against https://www.howsmyssl.com/a/check to find out its TLS version and cipher suites.
- HADOOP-13804.
Minor bug reported by Erik Krogen and fixed by Erik Krogen (metrics)
MutableStat mean loses accuracy if add(long, long) is used
- HADOOP-13782.
Major improvement reported by Erik Krogen and fixed by Erik Krogen (metrics)
Make MutableRates metrics thread-local write, aggregate-on-read
- HADOOP-13742.
Major improvement reported by Brahma Reddy Battula and fixed by Brahma Reddy Battula
Expose "NumOpenConnectionsPerUser" as a metric
- HADOOP-13670.
Blocker task reported by Brahma Reddy Battula and fixed by Brahma Reddy Battula
Update CHANGES.txt to reflect all the changes in branch-2.7
- HADOOP-13655.
Major sub-task reported by Steve Loughran and fixed by Steve Loughran (documentation , fs , fs/s3)
document object store use with fs shell and distcp
- HADOOP-13601.
Trivial bug reported by Mehran Hassani and fixed by Mehran Hassani
Fix typo in a log messages of AbstractDelegationTokenSecretManager
- HADOOP-13579.
Blocker bug reported by Akira Ajisaka and fixed by Tsuyoshi Ozawa
Fix source-level compatibility after HADOOP-11252
- HADOOP-13558.
Major bug reported by Alejandro Abdelnur and fixed by Xiao Chen (security)
UserGroupInformation created from a Subject incorrectly tries to renew the Kerberos ticket
- HADOOP-13535.
Major bug reported by Wei-Chiu Chuang and fixed by Min Shen
Add jetty6 acceptor startup issue workaround to branch-2
- HADOOP-13512.
Critical bug reported by Mingliang Liu and fixed by Mingliang Liu (security)
ReloadingX509TrustManager should keep reloading in case of exception
- HADOOP-13494.
Major bug reported by Sean Mackrory and fixed by Sean Mackrory (security)
ReconfigurableBase can log sensitive information
- HADOOP-13433.
Major bug reported by Duo Zhang and fixed by Duo Zhang (security)
Race in UGI.reloginFromKeytab
- HADOOP-13362.
Blocker bug reported by Jason Lowe and fixed by Junping Du (metrics)
DefaultMetricsSystem leaks the source name when a source unregisters
- HADOOP-13290.
Major improvement reported by Konstantin Shvachko and fixed by Jonathan Hung (ipc)
Appropriate use of generics in FairCallQueue
- HADOOP-13236.
Major bug reported by Brahma Reddy Battula and fixed by Brahma Reddy Battula
truncate will fail when we use viewfilesystem
- HADOOP-13202.
Major bug reported by zhengbing li and fixed by Kai Sasaki (util)
Avoid possible overflow in org.apache.hadoop.util.bloom.BloomFilter#getNBytes
- HADOOP-13201.
Major bug reported by Tianyin Xu and fixed by Rakesh R (viewfs)
Print the directory paths when ViewFs denies the rename operation on internal dirs
- HADOOP-13119.
Major bug reported by Jeffrey E Rodriguez and fixed by Yuanbo Liu
Add ability to secure log servlet using proxy users
- HADOOP-13026.
Critical bug reported by Xuan Gong and fixed by Xuan Gong
Should not wrap IOExceptions into a AuthenticationException in KerberosAuthenticator
- HADOOP-12991.
Major bug reported by Kevin Hogeland and fixed by Kai Sasaki (fs)
Conflicting default ports in DelegateToFileSystem
- HADOOP-12975.
Major sub-task reported by Elliott Clark and fixed by Elliott Clark
Add jitter to CachingGetSpaceUsed's thread
- HADOOP-12765.
Major bug reported by Min Shen and fixed by Min Shen
HttpServer2 should switch to using the non-blocking SslSelectChannelConnector to prevent performance degradation when handling SSL connections
- HADOOP-12668.
Critical improvement reported by Vijay Singh and fixed by Vijay Singh (security)
Support excluding weak Ciphers in HttpServer2 through ssl-server.xml
The Code Changes include following:
- Modified DFSUtil.java in Apache HDFS project for supplying new parameter ssl.server.exclude.cipher.list
- Modified HttpServer2.java in Apache Hadoop-common project to work with new parameter and exclude ciphers using jetty setExcludeCihers method.
- Modfied associated test classes to owrk with existing code and also cover the newfunctionality in junit
- HADOOP-12597.
Minor bug reported by huangyitian and fixed by Surendra Singh Lilhore (security)
In kms-site.xml configuration "hadoop.security.keystore.JavaKeyStoreProvider.password" should be updated with new name
- HADOOP-12483.
Critical bug reported by Daryn Sharp and fixed by Daryn Sharp (ipc)
Maintain wrapped SASL ordering for postponed IPC responses
- HADOOP-12418.
Major bug reported by Steve Loughran and fixed by Kihwal Lee (test)
TestRPC.testRPCInterruptedSimple fails intermittently
- HADOOP-12325.
Major improvement reported by Anu Engineer and fixed by Anu Engineer (ipc , metrics)
RPC Metrics : Add the ability track and log slow RPCs
- HADOOP-12259.
Major improvement reported by Brahma Reddy Battula and fixed by Brahma Reddy Battula (test , util)
Utility to Dynamic port allocation
- HADOOP-12173.
Major bug reported by Inigo Goiri and fixed by Inigo Goiri
NetworkTopology#add calls NetworkTopology#toString always
- HADOOP-11859.
Major bug reported by Eugene Koifman and fixed by Eugene Koifman
PseudoAuthenticationHandler fails with httpcomponents v4.4
- HADOOP-11780.
Critical bug reported by Daryn Sharp and fixed by Daryn Sharp (ipc)
Prevent IPC reader thread death
- HADOOP-11703.
Major bug reported by Abin Shahab and fixed by Abin Shahab
git should ignore .DS_Store files on Mac OS X
- HADOOP-11361.
Major bug reported by Brahma Reddy Battula and fixed by Brahma Reddy Battula
Fix a race condition in MetricsSourceAdapter.updateJmxCache
- HADOOP-11149.
Major bug reported by Rajat Jain and fixed by Steve Loughran (test)
Increase the timeout of TestZKFailoverController
- HADOOP-10980.
Minor test reported by Ted Yu and fixed by Eric Badger
TestActiveStandbyElector fails occasionally in trunk
- HADOOP-10829.
Major bug reported by Benoy Antony and fixed by Benoy Antony (security)
Iteration on CredentialProviderFactory.serviceLoader is thread-unsafe
- HADOOP-10597.
Major sub-task reported by Ming Ma and fixed by Ming Ma
RPC Server signals backoff to clients when all request queues are full
This change introduces a new configuration key used by RPC server to decide whether to send backoff signal to RPC Client when RPC call queue is full. When the feature is enabled, RPC server will no longer block on the processing of RPC requests when RPC call queue is full. It helps to improve quality of service when the service is under heavy load. The configuration key is in the format of "ipc.#port#.backoff.enable" where #port# is the port number that RPC server listens on. For example, if you want to enable the feature for the RPC server that listens on 8020, set ipc.8020.backoff.enable to true.
- HADOOP-10300.
Major sub-task reported by Daryn Sharp and fixed by Daryn Sharp (ipc)
Allowed deferred sending of call responses
- HADOOP-9631.
Major bug reported by Lohit Vijayarenu and fixed by Erik Krogen (fs , viewfs)
ViewFs should use underlying FileSystem's server side defaults
- HADOOP-7851.
Major bug reported by Amar Kamat and fixed by Uma Maheswara Rao G (conf)
Configuration.getClasses() never returns the default value.
Fixed Configuration.getClasses() API to return the default value if the key is not set.


But not just any cure. We want to find the cure. The drug that will change the lives of not just a few patients, but the cure for the masses. Open the Floodgates aims to make it possible for the cure to happen in great numbers.
We know our goal is ambitious. We know there are hurdles ahead. But the end is in sight. We are only steps away from a drug that will treat the root of cystic fibrosis for more than 50% of the cystic fibrosis population.
Help us make history as we Open the Floodgates.
Nonprofits across the country are increasingly funding promising, early-stage drug research to advance treatments for life threatening diseases. The Cystic Fibrosis Foundation is a trailblazer in this area and is credited with helping to give this trend a name: venture philanthropy.
CF is caused by mutations in a gene that produces a protein called CFTR. The CFTR protein controls the flow of salt and water in and out of the cells of organs like the lungs and pancreas.
People who have CF inherit two copies of the defective CF gene — one from each parent. People with only one copy of the defective CF gene are called carriers, but they do not have the disease themselves.
Affects 1 in every 3,900 births in the US.
around 30,000 children and adults in the US (70,000 worldwide) have CF.
10 million people, about 1 in 31 Americans, are carriers of the defective CF gene.
These include glands that make mucus and sweat. If you have CF, your mucus becomes thick and sticky. It builds up in your lungs and blocks your airways. The buildup of mucus makes it easy for bacteria to grow. This leads to repeated, serious lung infections. Over time, these infections can severely damage your lungs.
In 2012, the FDA approved the groundbreaking drug Kalydeco™, the first drug to treat the underlying cause of CF, not just the symptoms. It only affects one particular type of CF mutation, approximately 5% of CF patients.
But a new treatment approach is in development to combine Kalydeco with another drug, Lumacaftor, which is currently in its final clinical trial stage. This treatment would affect nearly 50% of the CF population.
The Kalydeco + Lumacaftor trials are the latest example of the CFF’s innovative venture philanthropy model, in which The Foundation raises and invests millions of dollars in research toward new treatments.
Kalydeco and luvmacaftor were discovered by Vertex Pharmaceuticals in collaboration with the CFF, which provided substantial clinical and financial support in the development process, including approximately $75 million in research funding. The Foundation has since committed another $75 million for the discovery and development of additional CF drugs, like lumacaftor.


JADE A film review by Michael John Legeros Copyright 1995 Michael John Legeros
(Par) Directed by William Friedkin Written by Joe Eszterhas Cast David Caruso, Linda Fiorentino, Chazz Palminteri, Michael Biehn, Richard Crenna Running Time Too Long MPAA Rating "R" (Presumably for sex, violence, and profanity) Reviewed at Mission Valley Cinemas, Raleigh, NC (14OCT95)
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"I do the fucking, I never get fucked." - Richard Crenna
It takes talent to write a movie that's even less impressive than SHOWGIRLS. Heaven help us, but original scribe Joe Eszterhas has done just that. Hollywood's [choose one: horniest/hairiest/highest-paid] writer has concocted a "psychological thriller" that's even more absurd than his last month's appearance on "Larry King Live." The plot--a District Attorney caught in a love triangle with a murder suspect--is so convoluted that even director William Friedkin (THE FRENCH CONNECTION) is reduced to copying car chases from better movies. And you thought killer lesbians were bad? Try Linda Fiorentino as a clinical psychologist moonlighting as a high-class hooker! ["But he won't take the medicine, Doctor."]
JADE is a loss and barely worth the breath to balk at. Like that other guy, Eszterhas will be acquitted soon enough. He'll work in this town again. (Though maybe no longer without a rewrite!) If there's *any* fun to be had, it's imagining how the Hirsute One would've adapted THE SCARLET LETTER.  For her punishment, she's sold to the Indians and forced to perform nightly at the New World's newest nightspot, the Totem Pole.
Who's to say what's a sin in Joe's eyes?
Grade: D
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All cells need energy, which they get through ATP, an inherently unstable molecule that must continually be produced. Though ATP can be produced in different ways, nearly all living cells can harness ATP through glycolysis, the stepwise degradation of glucose, and other sugars, obtained from the breakdown of carbohydrates without the need for molecular oxygen (anaerobic). Glycolysis is an ancient, universal pathway that probably developed before there was sufficient oxygen in the atmosphere to sustain more effective methods of energy extraction. When aerobic organisms evolved, they simply added more efficient energy extraction pathways onto glycolysis, breaking down the end products from glycolysis (pyruvate) still further through the tricarboxylic acid cycle. Yet, aerobic cells can still rely predominantly on glycolysis when oxygen is limiting, such as in hard working muscle cells where glycolysis ends in the production of lactate, causing muscle fatigue. The aerobic and anaerobic processes are kept separate in eukaryotic cells, with glycolysis occurring in the cytoplasm, and the aerobic tricarboxylic acid cycle occurring in the mitochondria.
During glycolysis, glucose is broken down in ten steps to two molecules of pyruvate, which then enters the mitochondria where it is oxidised through the tricarboxylic acid cycle to carbon dioxide and water. Glycolysis can be split into two phases, both of which occur in the cytosol. Phase I involves splitting glucose into two molecules of glyceraldehyde-3-phosphate (G3P) at the expense of 2 ATP molecules, but allows the subsequent energy-producing reactions to be doubled up with a higher net gain of ATP. Phase II converts G3P into pyruvate, with the concomitant generation of 4 ATP molecules, giving a net gain of 2 ATP per glucose molecule. Glycolysis, therefore, provides the cell with a small amount of energy, and, in aerobic cells, provides the starting materials for the complete oxidation of glucose to carbon dioxide and water.
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The 36th uniform polyhedron is the Small icosicosidodecahedron; it has Wythoff symbol 5/2 3|3. Its dual is the small icosacronic hexecontahedron. The pattern of polygons round each vertex is (6,5/2,6,3); its symmetry group is the icosahedral group A5.
It has:
Euler characteristic: -8
Density: 2
Number of vertices: 60
Number of edges: 120
Number of faces: 52 (=20 hexagons and 20 triangles and 125/2).
Note: a polygon a/b means a shape made by taking a points and joining every bth of them; for instance 5/2 means a five-pointed star made by taking five points and joining every second point.


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"GARNISH "overlay with stones (2 Chronicles 3:6), adorn (Revelation 21:19), deck with garlands (Matthew 23:29), furnish (12:44). In Job 26:13 (Hebrews shiphrah, meaning “brightness”), “By his spirit the heavens are brightness” i.e., are bright, splendid, beautiful.
"GARNISH "overlay with stones (2 Chronicles 3:6), adorn (Revelation 21:19), deck with garlands (Matthew 23:29), furnish (12:44).
In Job 26:13 (Hebrews shiphrah, meaning “brightness”), “By his spirit the heavens are brightness” i.e., are bright, splendid, beautiful.


Code Dx
The Code Dx add-on allows you to generate compatible reports and upload them to a Code Dx server. There are two options under the Report menu.
Code Dx: Upload Report
This option will generate a report for you and upload it to a Code Dx server. Selecting it will prompt you for the Server URL and API Key. After populating the fields, click the refresh button to get a list of projects available to the API Key. Then click the Upload button to send results to the Code Dx server.
Code Dx: Generate XML Report
This option will generate a standard XML report that includes the HTTP request and response data.


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