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1) Which world champ (WC) has been seen coming to a tournament with a tennis racquet and shorts?
2) Which WC died and was found with a 3in beef lodged in his throat?
3) Which GM trained to be a singer and ended up as a WC?
4) Who is the famous WC who believes that standing on the head (and therefore increasing blood flood to the brain) helps in playing better chess?
5) Which famous GM fathered a twin at the age of 78?
6) What is the name of the chess goddess?
7) How many times has Alexei Shirov gotten married and how tall is he?
8) What is the name of Kasparov newest wife?
9) GM Aronian got into a fist fight with an English GM over a WIM a few years ago. Who is this WIM?
10) "This is the first and the last game you will ever play with me", a famous GM frustrating said to one of the Polgar sisters, when he lost on time in a blitz game. Who is this GM?
11) Which famous GM attempted to do a takeback in a blitz game against ex WWC Kosteniuk?
12) Which famous WC thought for many many minutes only to miss mate in 1 , and, btw, how tall is he?
13) Which famous GM thought for 1 hour before making his first move?
14) Who is this Israel GM who met a girl online on a chess server and ended up marrying her and moving to the US?
15) Israel GM Boris Gelfand is a very good friend of which Russian GM?
16) Which famous Hungarian GM had to swim for his dear life as he was being fired at by soldiers?
17) How many years has Anand been married before he got his first child?
18) Which famous American GM got his GM title without even getting his IM?
19) Who is the famous french WGM/IM who became a very successful poker player after remarrying again to yet another GM?
20) Who is the 27xx player whose hobby is just chess. Hint: He is a Physicist with a Ph.D?
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Two men and two women were killed riding a river rapids ride at Dreamworld, Australia's largest theme park, on Tuesday, NBC News reported.
A "malfunction" ejected two victims from their raft and caused two others to become "trapped" on the Thunder River Rapids, according to ambulance service official Gavin Fuller.
He would not say exactly how they were killed, only that their injuries were "incompatible with life." Officials did not identify the victims but said they were two women, both aged 42, and two men, aged 38 and 35.
U.S. & World
Queensland Police said in a separate statement that the victims had been injured by a "conveyor belt," referring to the moving ramp that pulls rafts out of the water at the end of the course.

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In-Law Drama
Dr. Phil posed the question on Twitter, "What are your biggest in-law problems, complaints and issues?" and the response was overwhelming! And in a recent poll, one quarter of divorced couples report that in-laws are "somewhat" responsible for their marriages ending. You may not believe it, but finding a way to get along with your mother-in-law is crucial for the long-term success of your marriage.
Mothers-in-law always seem to get the blame for most in-law complaints. Patricia was inspired by her husband's mother to start up the Web site MotherInLawHell.com. She joins the show, along with her sister-in-law, Robin, via Polycom.
"Who does he love more: his mother or his wife?"
Dana says her mother-in-law, Trisha, is an intrusive instigator. Trisha says her daughter-in-law is cruel and cold. Troy is the husband in the middle of it all, and he's chosen to defend his mother instead of his wife.
"She probably wouldn't shed a tear if a bus ran her over."
After separating 10 to 25 times, can this marriage really be fixed? Dr. Phil drills down on Dana and Troy's marital problems. Does he think Trisha is the cause? Is Dana emotionally unbalanced, as Troy believes?
"This issue is so big that sometimes I can't see past it. I can't see past that he picks his mother over me."
Maggie says her mother-in-law thinks she hangs out with Satan. How can she get along with her husband's mother? And, Robin shares why she knew immediately she wouldn't have any problems with Dr. Phil's mother. Plus, find out how to know you will have mother-in-law issues before you tie the knot!
"People think 'Once we get married, that will all go away.' No, it won't."
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Set the grill to its highest setting. Put the salmon fillets flesh-side up and evenly spaced in a shallow flameproof dish. Finely grate the zest of the lime into a bowl, then squeeze in the juice and stir in the honey, mustard and a good sprinkling of salt. Pour the mixture over the salmon and grill, without turning, for 5-6 minutes until it's golden on top and cooked through (check the centre with a fork).
Meanwhile, tip the beans into a saucepan and add the butter, crème fraîche, garlic and plenty of salt and pepper. Turn the heat on to moderate and coarsely mash everything together – a wooden spoon or a masher will do the job – until hot and bubbling. This only takes a few minutes as the beans are already cooked.Tip in the rocket and stir into the mash until it's hot and just wilted.
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This help topic provides instructions for installing, uninstalling, and upgrading observer libraries for monitoring WCF 3.5 services. The observer requires that you have the .NET 3.5 Framework installed on your machine. This observer monitors only IIS-hosted, WCF Services.
The Business Transaction Management observers are distributed by way of ZIP files. Each ZIP file contains one type of observer that is suitable for installation into a particular application server. The ZIP file containing the observer for monitoring WCF 3.5 services is BTMObserver_Iis_6-7_Wcf35_*.zip.
Note:In the complete ZIP file name, the asterisk (*) is replaced with the observer version number.
Locate the observer distribution ZIP file for WCF (BTMObserver_Iis_6-7_Wcf35_*.zip).
Unpack the ZIP file into a temporary directory (referred to henceforth as observer_temp).
Unpacking the ZIP file creates a nanoagent directory containing two subdirectories—config and lib.
Use gacutil.exe to copy all of the DLL files from observer_temp\nanoagent\lib to the global application cache (GAC; normally located at C:\WINDOWS\assembly).
Configure the observer into your applications by editing the application configuration file as follows:
Caution:Make a backup copy before editing your application configuration file.
To monitor all WCF applications running on the machine, edit the machine.config file (see Editing the machine.config File).
To monitor one or more specific web applications, edit the web.config file appropriate for each web application (see Editing the web.config File).
Ensure that the version numbers of the AmberPoint assemblies in the GAC match the version number in your application configuration file, for example:
<add type="AmberPoint.NanoAgent.DotNet.AspNet.Handlers.SoapExtensionHandler,
AmberPoint.NanoAgentToolkit, Version=64000.64000.23409.20080,
PublicKeyToken=d8685c0afbb35893" priority="1" group="0" />
The version numbers must match for the assemblies to be found.
In your application configuration file, set the value of the AmberPoint:NanoConfigURL key to the URL of the monitor to which you want the observer to forward messages.
Use the following form, replacing Host:Port with the host name and port number of the monitor:
<add key="AmberPoint:NanoConfigURL" value="http://Host:Port/btmmonitor/agent/agent"/>
This key associates the observer with the monitor whose URL you specify in the key. At startup, the observer retrieves its configuration from the specified monitor and begins sending observations to the monitor.
As an alternative to setting the monitor URL in the AmberPoint:NanoConfigURL key, you can create an environment variable named AP_NANO_CONFIG_URL and use it to set the monitor URL.
Notes:If you are using replicated monitors, you must set the host and port portion of the URL to the host and port of your load balancer's HTTP virtual server. For example, if the HTTP virtual server's IP address is 10.147.46.152, and its port number is 5072, then you would set the URL to:
For more information about the load balancer's HTTP virtual server, see Configuring Your Load Balancer.
Also in your application configuration file, set the value of the AmberPoint:NanoLogBaseDir key to the location in which you want error logs created. Specify the location as an absolute path. If you want the directory created in case it doesn't exist, set the value of the AmberPoint:NanoCreateLogBaseDir key to true. For example:
<add key="AmberPoint:NanoLogBaseDir" value="C:/Inetpub/AmberPoint"/> <add key="AmberPoint:NanoCreateLogBaseDir" value="true"/>
The AmberPoint:NanoLogBaseDir key does not have a default value. If it is set to null, log files will not be generated.
In order for the observer to generate the log files, ensure that the user under which the observer is running has permission to write to the log directory. The observer runs as the following user:
IIS 5.x – the observer user is ASPNET
IIS 6.x and 7.x – the observer user is NETWORK SERVICE
For information about configuring error logging, see Chapter 14, "Logging Observer Errors and Debugging Information."
Ensure that the monitor to which your observer forwards messages has an Observer Communication policy applied to it.
For information on applying an Observer Communication policy, see Applying an Observer Communication Policy.
Caution:Make a backup copy before editing your machine.config file.
To monitor all WCF applications running on the machine, edit the machine.config file. This file is typically located at C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727\CONFIG.
An annotated example of a machine.config file is provided at observer_temp\nanoagent\config\Machine.config.part. Use this file as a guide in making your edits.
Caution:Make a backup copy before editing your web.config file.
You can monitor all web applications or only specific web applications depending on which web.config file you edit. For example, if you want to monitor all the applications installed in the web site, edit the web.config file located in the web site's home directory. If you want to monitor only specific web applications, edit the web.config file located in the directories of those specific applications.
An annotated example of a web.config file is provided at observer_temp\nanoagent\config\Web.config.part. Use this file as a guide in making your edits.
Delete the apobserver.configuration file from the location specified in your application configuration file as the value of the AmberPoint:NanoConfig key.
Your application configuration file is either machine.config or web.config.
Revert your application configuration file to the state it was in before you installed the observer.
The observer distribution file (BTMObserver_Iis_6-7_Wcf35_*.zip) contains annotated examples of application configuration files that explain how to edit an application configuration file to insert the observer. You can also use these as a guide in reverting your application configuration file.
If you need to revert your machine.config file, use the config\Machine.config.part file as a guide. If you need to revert your web.config file, use the config\Web.config.part file as a guide.
Remove the observer DLLs from the GAC (unless they are being used by another observer on the machine).
The name of each observer DLL begins with the string "AmberPoint". To remove a DLL, right-click it and choose Uninstall.
Note:The observer for ASP.NET uses many of the same DLLs as the observer for WCF. If you have the observer for ASP.NET installed on the machine, you must not remove the DLLs that are being used by it.


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BOGOTA, Feb. 20 (UPI) -- Top-seeded Jelena Jankovic won her first-round match but No. 2 Alize Cornet fell in a second-round upset Wednesday at the Copa Claro Colsanitas.
Serbia's Jankovic, a former world No. 1, had to go to three sets but managed to overcome American Julia Cohen 6-4, 5-7, 6-2 at Centro de Alto Rendimiento in Bogota.
She advanced to the second round, where she'll take on 2010 champ Mariana Duque Marino of Colombia, who got past Spaniard Estrella Cabeza Candela 6-3, 3-6, 6-4 in another opening-round contest.
France's Cornet, meanwhile, fell short of the quarterfinals, tumbling to Brazilian qualifier Teliana Pereira 7-5, 6-7 (2-7), 6-2.
Other second-round matches saw Mandy Minella of Luxembourg dispatch No. 8 Timea Babos of Hungary 6-1, 6-4, while Spain's Maria-Teresa Torro-Flor got past France's Mathilde Johansson 7-6 (7-3), 6-3.


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Ocean safety reminder in a deadly winter
NORTHERN CALIFORNIA Even local residents can forget crucial safety rules
A few days after Thanksgiving, a family of three drowned trying to rescue their dog from the pounding Pacific waves near Eureka.
Four days after Christmas, a father and son fishing on a Marin County rock died after being washed into the water by a rogue wave.
And on New Year's Day, a Richmond couple walking with their pit bull on a Point Reyes beach were knocked over by a wave. The husband was washed out to sea, but his wife and the dog survived.
At least seven people have died on Northern California beaches this winter because they have underestimated the threat caused by storm-fueled waves, rip currents and chilly Pacific water, authorities said.
"The most recent drowning rescues we've had to do have been with local people, not tourists from out of town," said Alexandra Picavet, spokeswoman for the Golden Gate National Recreation Area. "That's why it is especially important for us to get the word out."
Bay Area residents, accustomed to the power of the Pacific, often forget the rules of relaxing near the ocean, said Xavier Agnew, a lifeguard at Stinson Beach who has been with the National Park Service for 28 years.
"You never turn your back on the water," Agnew said. "Keep your children within reach of you at all times. Use the buddy system and know your limits."
And most important, never dive into the water to save your dog, even if it looks as if the animal can't make it back to shore, said Petty Officer Pam Boehland, a Coast Guard spokeswoman.
Dogs are well adapted for swimming and almost always manage to get back to land, Boehland said.
"I have good confidence that my dog will make it out of the water," she said of Rascal, her setter-spaniel mix who loves to frolic in the waves. "I don't have the same confidence about me."
Even a small wave can knock over an adult, said Jeff Wadkins, a state parks lifeguard. The wave that dragged 59-year-old Charles Quaid out to sea from Point Reyes on Jan. 1 was just 8 inches.
For anyone on shore who sees someone in distress, "the first thing you should do is call 911 and keep your eye on the swimmer," Wadkins said. "That's the most important thing."
No one but a trained lifeguard should try to make a rescue, Wadkins said. He swims 10 miles a week, he said, and can still struggle in the ocean.
"Some of my most intense rescues have been when someone goes in to help someone else," Wadkins said. "That's when we end up having to rescue two people."
Will Kane is a San Francisco Chronicle staff writer. E-mail: email@example.com Twitter: @WillKane


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Earlier this week we reported on the arrival of new quad-core mobile processors, which are part of Intel's new Ivy Bridge parts. There's quite a bit of speculation going on about how those parts could be used for a refresh of the MacBook Pro machines.
While our reports focused on the possible release of these new processors in the MacBooks, an interesting discussion has been happening inside the Ars OpenForum for a few weeks. In the thread Mac Pro update -- when?, sonic death mentioned, "I want to purchase a Mac Pro for our lab but it's been a long time since an update…"
So what do other forum members think will happen with the Mac Pros? Should those users considering purchasing a Mac Pro wait until Apple makes a move?
OSB provides an answer that is often heard in professional circles: "If this is a production machine, buy what you need when you need it. You may feel stung when a new shiny drops three months later, but the gains your outfit received from a faster machine in the meantime will have been worth it."
On the other hand are rumors about the ultimate fate of the Mac Pro. Megalodon warns, "There's also the risk Apple's going to discontinue them."
Apple's plans for the pro line of its computers sparked a few heated debates, but The Professor brings a dose of perspective, "The days of Apple living off workstation sales for print and video pros are LONG over. I'm enough of a graybeard to remember those days fondly too, but thankfully Apple has always been immune to making business decisions based on nostalgia."
Later in the thread, eskatonic responds to The Professor: "So, if the single slot prediction using Ivy Bridge is true this machine would probably come out end of May as that's when the PC boards with Thunderbolt on have been delayed until."
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Andre Hainault is officially a Staggie.
The Houston Dynamo on Thursday confirmed a report from the Houston Chronicle that the Canadian international has signed with Ross County of the Scottish Premier League, ending his four-year run in Orange.
"Andre reached out to [head coach] Dominic Kinnear today to tell him he's signed with Ross County, so we can confirm that he is officially moving on," Dynamo president Chris Canetti told MLSsoccer.com. "Andre was a very good signing for us when we brought him here in 2009. He had four very good years here, was on three playoff teams with two going to the final and the other getting close to the final.
"He was a very nice player for us, a great person, excellent in the community and we're glad to have had him and are sorry to have lost him. We wish him the best in the future."
Hainault's exit is no surprise. After a standout 2011 season, he saw his minutes diminish in 2012 and ultimately lost his right back spot to Kofi Sarkodie late in the season. With his contract expiring this winter, the Quebec native made it known that he wanted to explore his options and the Dynamo have started to make plans to move, beginning with a trade for center back Eric Brunner from the Portland Timbers.
READ: Houston's USMNT trio look forward to Canada match at BBVA
The loss of Hainault does, however, make the decision of Duke University center back and Dynamo Academy product Sebastien Ibeagha to return to school instead of accepting a Homegrown contract offer hurt more as he would have been a young, quality addition on the backline.
With the move, depth in back becomes more of a priority.
The Dynamo feel good about their current group, including their starting four, but with only six defenders on the roster and more than 40 games in 2013, Houston will likely turn their attention to adding to the backline – whether through the draft or other means – before their slate starts in March.
Darrell Lovell covers the Houston Dynamo for MLSsoccer.com.


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Island Disease
People living on islands in the Norwegian Sea suffer from an unusually high rate of certain genetic diseases and health issues, making the population ripe for research.
Aug 1, 2012
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In 1993, recent med-school grad Ulrike Steuerwald traveled to the Faroe Islands between Norway and Iceland to play violin as part of an orchestra. Once there, she learned that the Islands' only pediatrician was on sabbatical, leaving the local population with only nonspecialists to care for children.
Having just finished her training in pediatrics, Steuerwald promptly accepted an offer to fill in for the traveling pediatrician. "You can learn as much in 1 year as a pediatrician in the Faroe Islands as you would learn in 10 years in another place," she says. And more importantly, the nearest pediatrician was in Copenhagen—"1,200 kilometers away," she says. The families on the islands needed her help.
She moved to the Faroes in November, and stayed for 5 years, working full time at the central hospital in the capital city of Tórshavn. During that time, she saw several patients who suffered from glycogen storage disease type III (GSD III), a genetic disorder that can cause extreme hypoglycemia. Via a mutation disabling a key enzyme, the disease prevents the proper processing of stored sugar in the liver, which normally releases the sugar into the bloodstream as glucose, as well as in skeletal and heart muscle, where normal function depends on the quick availability of glucose as fuel. While GSD III is a manageable disease, it is also extremely rare, affecting just 1 in 300,000 people in the United States. "GSD may get 10 or 20 minutes in medical school, and there's no way a doctor's going to be an expert on this, or even remember anything years later," says David Weinstein, director of the Glycogen Storage Disease Program at the University of Florida College of Medicine.
As a result, many children with GSD do not always receive the basic dietary treatments that can manage their symptoms. The Faroes, where GSD III occurs once in every 3,000 people, was one place where the disease was not well controlled. The islands, now part of the Kingdom of Denmark, were settled more than 1,000 years ago by Vikings, some of whom likely passed on the recessive mutation conferring inability to process sugar to their descendants. But neither Steuerwald nor the Danish doctors to whom she referred severe cases knew much about the disease, and the Faroese children continued to suffer severe symptoms as stored sugar accumulated in their livers and muscles. One girl Steuerwald remembers well was told she'd need a new heart.
Nearly 10 years later, after Steuerwald had begun splitting her time between the Faroes and Hannover, Germany, where she now works at a neonatal screening lab and in a private pediatric practice, she attended a 3-day workshop devoted completely to GSD. Many families on the Faroes were still struggling with the disease, traveling to Denmark only to return home with more questions. "I went hoping to get some answers for the questions I still had, answers for these parents," she says.
Steuerwald met David Weinstein, who quickly agreed to help the people of the Faroe Islands. She followed his recommendation to start the children on diets high in protein—about 4 times the amount a person typically eats—and low doses of cornstarch, which is slowly digested and broken down into glucose at a rate that can be used by the body before it's stored. The kids immediately started to improve. The following year, Weinstein flew out to meet the families, and he is now setting up a new research center on the Faroes in partnership with the country's health minister. "Because they're in a small area, you tend to be able to follow up for long periods of time," says Elaine Murphy, a consultant at the National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery in London. "We don't really always know what happens to people [with GSD] as they get older."
Weinstein says he's also hoping to uncover clues that will be relevant to much more common conditions, such as high cholesterol, which is a prevalent problem on the Faroes, despite the fact that the islanders eat naturally high-protein, low-saturated-fat diets of fish, meat, and root vegetables. Weinstein suspects that cholesterol problems among the Faroese are related to the high incidence of GSD III and the fact that one in every 22 people in the country carries a copy of the mutation that causes the disease. Parents or siblings of GSD patients sometimes express mild hypoglycemia and high cholesterol—"all the different things that go along with this disease, just in a milder form," he says. "It clearly is not totally benign [for carriers] like it's written in the textbooks."


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WASHINGTON — After President Obama finished his inaugural speech Monday, Rep. Henry A. Waxman (D-Beverly Hills) thanked him for mentioning climate change, a topic environmentalists said Obama had avoided during much of his first term.
"I did more than mention climate change," the president told Waxman.
In discussing the urgency of climate change before a national audience, the president elevated the issue into the top tier of second-term priorities that include fiscal reform, gun control and immigration reform.
"We will respond to the threat of climate change, knowing that the failure to do so would betray our children and future generations," he said Monday. "Some may still deny the overwhelming judgment of science, but none can avoid the devastating impact of raging fires and crippling drought and more powerful storms."
Many environmentalists have come to believe that Obama's more frequent, detailed mentions of climate change since the election could signal a greater willingness to step up reductions in greenhouse gas emissions.
The president isn't ruling out the idea of a legislative package to combat climate change during his second term, senior officials say. But the political landscape is even less favorable to passage of legislative initiatives than during his first term.
In the near term, Obama will probably rely on his executive authority and Environmental Protection Agency rules to avoid fights with Congress as he works to reduce emissions of carbon dioxide, the main driver of climate change.
"I think the president isn't just about talk," said Sen. Barbara Boxer (D-Calif.). The administration, she added, has "no choice but to act."
Despite Obama's public reticence on climate change during his first term, his administration moved aggressively on several fronts to cut emissions of carbon dioxide. The administration contends that its first-term rules to boost gas mileage and curtail greenhouse gases from new power plants will have a demonstrable effect on carbon emissions.
The auto standards alone "did more to reduce carbon pollution than any other action that has been taken, in our view," White House Press Secretary Jay Carney said Tuesday. "We need to continue to build on that, and the president intends to continue to build on that progress in the second term."
Supporters and opponents alike are looking for clues about Obama's posture in upcoming decisions. The final rules for greenhouse gas limits from new power plants are due by April. It remains unclear whether the EPA will then roll out new rules for existing power plants, most of which run on fossil fuels. The emissions from existing plants account for almost 40% of the greenhouse gases the country produces.
The administration has also said that it could make a decision by March about approving the controversial Keystone XL pipeline from Canada to the U.S. Gulf Coast. Environmentalists contend that extracting and processing the oil from Alberta's tar sands use so much energy, far more carbon would be pumped into the atmosphere if oil fields were developed to feed the pipeline.
If the Obama administration decides not to give the pipeline a permit, it would be in for a tough fight with those in Congress who would try to legislate approval for the project, said Trip Van Noppen, president of Earthjustice, an environmental law group.
The administration could chip away at carbon emissions through other administrative steps, including limiting greenhouse gases at refineries, curtailing the flaring of natural gas at oil wells, and pushing energy efficiency measures and investments in alternative energy. But over the long term, that might not be enough to cut emissions on the scale needed to show the country's commitment to fighting climate change.
"Those actions will bend the carbon curve in the short term, but that curve needs to be bent steeper than those steps will allow," Van Noppen said.
Rep. Edward Whitfield (R-Ky.), chairman of the House energy and power subcommittee of the Energy and Commerce Committee, confirmed that administration-backed legislation to address climate change would meet stiff resistance.
"Cap-and-trade legislation already failed in the Democrat-controlled Senate and there is currently no appetite in Congress to go down that path again," Whitfield said of providing a system of credits for limiting greenhouse gases.
Whether it be cap-and-trade, a carbon tax or new greenhouse gas regulations, "House Republicans will continue to oppose any plan that drives up energy costs and puts American businesses at a competitive disadvantage," he said.
Right now, the White House is focused on rolling out a budget, legislative plans on gun control, and immigration. For the time being, aides talk about environmental measures as if they are part of an ongoing project the president already thinks is going well.
Asked about whether the president might push for a big legislative proposal like the failed cap-and-trade plan, Carney suggested the president was more interested in actual change than in proposals for their own sake.
"Deficit reduction, for example, is not a goal unto itself," he said. "We pursue it in a way that helps our economy grow and helps it create jobs. Otherwise, it's not worth the effort, in his mind."
With climate change, he went on, "you don't pursue action that helps deal with that problem just because of the problem itself, but because there are huge opportunities there in alternative energy."


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[ http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/LUCENE-565?page=comments#action_12431354 ] Doron Cohen commented on LUCENE-565: ------------------------------------ Is it that results that were returned are suddenly (say after updates) not returned anymore (indicating something bad happened to existing index)? Or is it that the search does not reflect recent changes? I don't remember how often Solr closes and re-opens the writer/modifier... with this patch a delete does not immediately cause a "flush to disk" - so flushes are controlled by closing the NewIndexModifier (and re-opening, since there no flush() method) and by the limits for max-bufferred-docs and max-bufferred-deletes. If this seems relevant to your case, what limits are in effect? > Supporting deleteDocuments in IndexWriter (Code and Performance Results Provided) > --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > Key: LUCENE-565 > URL: http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/LUCENE-565 > Project: Lucene - Java > Issue Type: Bug > Components: Index > Reporter: Ning Li > Attachments: IndexWriter.java, IndexWriter.July09.patch, IndexWriter.patch, NewIndexModifier.July09.patch, NewIndexWriter.Aug23.patch, NewIndexWriter.July18.patch, perf-test-res.JPG, perfres.log, TestBufferedDeletesPerf.java, TestWriterDelete.java > > > Today, applications have to open/close an IndexWriter and open/close an > IndexReader directly or indirectly (via IndexModifier) in order to handle a > mix of inserts and deletes. This performs well when inserts and deletes > come in fairly large batches. However, the performance can degrade > dramatically when inserts and deletes are interleaved in small batches. > This is because the ramDirectory is flushed to disk whenever an IndexWriter > is closed, causing a lot of small segments to be created on disk, which > eventually need to be merged. > We would like to propose a small API change to eliminate this problem. We > are aware that this kind change has come up in discusions before. See > http://www.gossamer-threads.com/lists/lucene/java-dev/23049?search_string=indexwriter%20delete;#23049 > . The difference this time is that we have implemented the change and > tested its performance, as described below. > API Changes > ----------- > We propose adding a "deleteDocuments(Term term)" method to IndexWriter. > Using this method, inserts and deletes can be interleaved using the same > IndexWriter. > Note that, with this change it would be very easy to add another method to > IndexWriter for updating documents, allowing applications to avoid a > separate delete and insert to update a document. > Also note that this change can co-exist with the existing APIs for deleting > documents using an IndexReader. But if our proposal is accepted, we think > those APIs should probably be deprecated. > Coding Changes > -------------- > Coding changes are localized to IndexWriter. Internally, the new > deleteDocuments() method works by buffering the terms to be deleted. > Deletes are deferred until the ramDirectory is flushed to disk, either > because it becomes full or because the IndexWriter is closed. Using Java > synchronization, care is taken to ensure that an interleaved sequence of > inserts and deletes for the same document are properly serialized. > We have attached a modified version of IndexWriter in Release 1.9.1 with > these changes. Only a few hundred lines of coding changes are needed. All > changes are commented by "CHANGE". We have also attached a modified version > of an example from Chapter 2.2 of Lucene in Action. > Performance Results > ------------------- > To test the performance our proposed changes, we ran some experiments using > the TREC WT 10G dataset. The experiments were run on a dual 2.4 Ghz Intel > Xeon server running Linux. The disk storage was configured as RAID0 array > with 5 drives. Before indexes were built, the input documents were parsed > to remove the HTML from them (i.e., only the text was indexed). This was > done to minimize the impact of parsing on performance. A simple > WhitespaceAnalyzer was used during index build. > We experimented with three workloads: > - Insert only. 1.6M documents were inserted and the final > index size was 2.3GB. > - Insert/delete (big batches). The same documents were > inserted, but 25% were deleted. 1000 documents were > deleted for every 4000 inserted. > - Insert/delete (small batches). In this case, 5 documents > were deleted for every 20 inserted. > current current new > Workload IndexWriter IndexModifier IndexWriter > ----------------------------------------------------------------------- > Insert only 116 min 119 min 116 min > Insert/delete (big batches) -- 135 min 125 min > Insert/delete (small batches) -- 338 min 134 min > As the experiments show, with the proposed changes, the performance > improved by 60% when inserts and deletes were interleaved in small batches. > Regards, > Ning > Ning Li > Search Technologies > IBM Almaden Research Center > 650 Harry Road > San Jose, CA 95120 -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. - If you think it was sent incorrectly contact one of the administrators: http://issues.apache.org/jira/secure/Administrators.jspa - For more information on JIRA, see: http://www.atlassian.com/software/jira --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: email@example.com For additional commands, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
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''"On the other side of the screen, it all looks so easy."'' (TRON, 1982)
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"On the other side of the screen, it all looks so easy." (TRON, 1982)
- 1 Goals
- 2 WiFi Login
- 3 Downloads
- 4 Remote computer access software
- 6 Directory structure
- 7 Intro-to-Unix tutorial
- 8 Setting up Cyberduck
- 9 Short Cyber Duck Exercise
- 10 SCP is a good alternative to Cyberduck for linux and Mac's
- 11 Accessing the cluster from outside MBL
- 12 Useful links
By the end of this introduction, you should be able to:
- Log in to the class cluster.
- Navigate and understand the directory structure.
- Create and edit files and directories on the cluster.
- Move files to the cluster.
Ask for help if any of these things aren't working by the end!
WiFi Login
To log on to the MBL wireless choose the MBL-REGISTER from the wireless list. Your username is your initials followed by the 5 digit number on the side of your identification card. Your password is the same. E.g. if your name is Jane Bloggs and the your card has the number 12345 on the side then your login details are:
username: jb12345
password: jb12345
Some people have been having trouble, if it isn't working find or email Emily Jane firstname.lastname@example.com
Please download and install the following programs:
After you have installed Notepad++, open it. Go to Settings, Preferences, New Document, and set the line endings to Unix.
- Mac Os X
- SCP and SSH installed by default
- Cyberduck (file transfer via sFTP)
- TextWrangler
- Seaview
- figtree
Remote computer access software
We will use Secure Shell (SSH) and sFTP to connect to the servers. The servers are powerful computers where we can run the programs much faster than would be possible on your laptop. In order to access these you need to log in to your assigned server
SSH stands for "Secure Shell." These are programs that provide a Unix shell so that one can enter commands and log onto other computers (i.e., those on the server where we will be doing our analyses).
You must be on the MBL register internet or this will not work
SSH on Linux and Mac Os X
First, open a terminal window:
- Linux: Konsole (KDE), gnome-terminal (GNOME)
- Mac: Terminal (in /Applications/Utilities)
First we want to log on to the class servers.
In the following command replace username and servername with the user and server name found on the back of your name tag:
ssh username@servername
For example if my username is jbloggs and my server name is class04.jbpc-np.mbl.edu I type:
ssh jbloggs@class04
It will then ask for your password which is on the back of your card under your username
SSH on Windows
Use PuTTY. To set up SSH on PuTTY Enter your username and servername in the "Host Name or IP Address" field You can find your username and servername on the back of your name tag:
For example if my username is jbloggs and my server name is class02 I type:
Enter a name for this configuration (e.g. MolEvol) where it says "Saved Sessions" and click Save Now you can access the cluster by clicking on that saved session.
PuTTy copy paste tip: PuTTy FAQ
Copy and paste works similarly to the X Window System. You use the left mouse button to select text in the PuTTY window. The act of selection automatically copies the text to the clipboard: there is no need to press Ctrl-Ins or Ctrl-C or anything else. In fact, pressing Ctrl-C will send a Ctrl-C character to the other end of your connection (just like it does the rest of the time), which may have unpleasant effects. The only thing you need to do, to copy text to the clipboard, is to select it.
To paste the clipboard contents into a PuTTY window, by default you click the right mouse button. If you have a three-button mouse and are used to X applications, you can configure pasting to be done by the middle button instead, but this is not the default because most Windows users don't have a middle button at all.
You can also paste by pressing Shift-Ins.
You should have a black screen asking for your password, which is on the back of your card under your username. Type it in. You will not see the letters you are typing.
Changing your password
The first thing to do once you have successfully logged on to a server is to change your password. This is done by typing:
This will prompt you to enter a new password so do so and press the enter key. Next you re-enter the new password and again press enter. It may then ask you for your LDAP password and you should type in your original password given on the back of your card.
Once you have done this every time you ssh in to the server you will use the new password created.
Directory structure
The file systems used by Linux, Mac OS X, and Windows are organized in a hierarchical, multifurcating tree structure. That might sound confusing, but you're used to working with this organization scheme through the Mac Finder or the Windows Explorer--folders (directories) are stored inside other folders, and they in yet other folders. The path through this directory tree can be used to specify the absolute (starting at the root) or relative (to some other directory) location of any given file.
- NOTE: Regardless of the operating system on your laptop, when you log on to the cluster, you will be on the class machines, and they're all running linux.
Basic Syntax
Unix commands follow the general format of:
command -options target
Not all commands need options (sometimes called flags, and generally preceded by a single or double hyphen ("-" or "--")) or targets, but others require them.
- For example:
- cd homedirectory uses the command "cd" (change directory) and the target "homedirectory" to move from the current directory into the subdirectory called "homedirectory"
- ls -l homedirectory uses the command "ls" (list), the option "-l" for long-list, and the target "homedirectory" to list the contents of homedirectory in the "long list" format, which provides more thorough descriptions than does the regular "ls".
Notes on syntax for directory structure
- Two dots (..) indicates the parent directory of the present working directory. So, for example, "cd .. will move you back one directory.
- One dot (.) indicates the present working directory. So, for example, "cd ." will keep you where you are. There are times where the single dot can be more useful than this...
- The tilde (~) refers to your home directory. On the class machines your home directory is /class/yourusername. You'll also have a unique home directory on your laptop, etc. The tilde is very helpful if you get lost while using the terminal -- just type "cd ~" and you'll be back in your homedirectory.
- A forward slash (/) by itself or at the start of a path refers to the root of the filing system -- the folder that contains all other folders.
- NOTE: do not make changes on the class server in the root folder or any shared folders. All your work is to be done in your home directory or a subdirectory.
Some suggestions concerning file and folder names
- Avoid spaces in script and filenames (use underscores, dots, or hyphens, use "CamelBack" notation). Spaces are used in command line editing to separate options etc so if there is a space in a filename it will mess up the correct running of programs.
- Do not use "weird" characters (#@!*&^, etc., especially ?, *, \, or /)
Don't Panic
When it all goes south, "control-C" is your friend. It breaks whatever processes are running, and gives you your prompt back. Or, failing that, just close the Terminal and start again.
Tab will auto complete text for you.
The up arrow will bring up commands you typed previously.
Intro-to-Unix tutorial
Start by entering
This will print your working directory (the directory you are currently in). You should be in /class/your_login
Next, type:
This lists the contents of your working directory (which is likely empty).
You can also look at the contents of any other directory by supplying the path. For instance,
ls ..
will list the contents of the parent directory that your current directory is in, in this case the class directory.
mkdir is the command to make a directory. Type
mkdir myfolder
to make a new folder called myfolder. Type ls and then enter. It should be listed. We can also use the ls command with flags at this point. Typing
ls -l
will list the contents of the current directory in "long" format which includes information about permissions and file size.
ls -ltr
will list the contents of the current directory in "long" format, and in time (t) reversed (r) order. This makes it easy to see what files are newest.
cd is the command to change directories. We can move into the new folder you made by typing
cd myfolder
You can use pwd to confirm you've moved and are now in a new working directory. You can move back to your home directory by typing cd with no arguments. This is a handy trick if you are lost in the filesystem and want to get home!
Confirm you are in the class directory with pwd. You can move from here to the myfolder directory in your home directory by typing
cd myfolder
Copying, renaming, and moving files
Check what folder you are in using
It should be your myfolder in your home directory.
The copy command (cp) is used to copy files to new places. The command basic syntax is cp source_file destination_file
First create a file called 'tmp1.txt' in nano and put whatever you want inside of it.
nano tmp1.txt
Type content there, use Ctrl-X to exit (hold down the control key and type x) Type 'Y' and enter to save your changes.
Use head to look at the contents of that file
head tmp1.txt
We will now make a copy of tmp1.txt called tmp2.txt by typing:
cp tmp1.txt tmp2.txt
We can also cp a file from the shared directory using absolute and relative paths.
cp /class/shared/testfile.txt .
will copy a file named "testfile.txt" to your current directory but will not change its name. Use ls to verify.
The move command (mv) can be used to move or rename files. The command syntax is mv source destination. Hint: Try just typing the first letter of the file you want to move and pressing the Tab key.
mv testfile.txt example.txt
has the effect of renaming testfile.txt to example.txt. Use
to check. use
head example.txt
to see its contents.
Use the up arrow to see commands you have typed previously. Great for fixing typos!
We can move this file to the folder we created earlier by by using mv as well.
mv example.txt myfolder/
will move the example.txt file to the parent directory of your current directory. Use ls .. to check.
- NOTE: Do not move files that are not in your home directory or a subdirectory of this. All files in shared or root folders are to be copied, never moved.
In order to get a file from an online source you can use wget. Type:
wget <URL>
Where the url is the website address of the file you wish to download. For example
wget http://phylo.bio.ku.edu/slides/GarliDemo/molevol2016.txt
Will download the file molevol2016.txt to the directory you are in.
Copy this file to a file named <yourname.txt> (remember! No spaces!)
Edit the statement in the file using nano, to a fact about yourself.
Copy it to the /class/shared/facts directory.
Ask a person next to you their name, and find and read their fact!
For more info on using the unix shell check out Software Carpentry tutorial
Loading pre-installed programs
Many of the programs that you will need for the course are already installed on the class servers. These need to be specifically loaded in for them to work.
For example on the command line type
You should get an error message saying: -bash: garli: command not found
Now type
module load bioware
This should load all the preinstalled programs so that you can access them. Now type garli again and you should see some information on Garli options ending with:
ERROR: could not open file "garli.conf".
Showing that garli is now available for use.
If needed, programs can all be unloaded by typing module unload bioware
Setting up Cyberduck
Creating a bookmark
When you open Cyberduck a screen should appear that has some default connections bookmarked such as Google Docs and Amazon.
Click the '+' button at the BOTTOM LEFT to create a new bookmark (NOT the one with the globe at the top). Here we will put the details of our cluster login and save it so that each time we open Cyberduck we don't have to re-enter the details. Click the dropdown menu that says FTP (file Transfer Protocol) and select SFTP.
Create a nickname for this bookmark. For example mine is called 'MBL cluster'.
In 'server' write the class number of the server you were given. For example, I am email@example.com so I put class04.jbpc-np.mbl.edu in here.
In the username box place the username you were given. This is likely your first initial and your last name. For example mine is emctavish.
Once all these details are entered close that screen. (e.g. on a mac click the red circle or on windows click the X).
A new bookmark should have appeared named whatever you set as the nickname. Double click on this.
Cyberduck should ask you for the password. Type in the password you changed it to earlier. There should be a button asking for you to 'add to your keychain' or something similar. Make sure this box is ticked. Once done, click to connect.
This may connect you directly to the cluster. If not double click on the bookmark again.
You now should see your home directory on the cluster. You should see the file "yourname.txt" that we created earlier.
Navigating through the class cluster in cyberduck is easy.
Double click on a folder to open that folder.
Above the window that lists files there should be your path. For example when I login my path shows '/class/emctavish'. This tells me where I am on the cluster right now. If you click this dropdown menu you can see each folder you are in. For example when I click on the dropdown I have a line that says /class/emctavish, one that says /class and one that just says /. Clicking on any of these will allow you to navigate to that folder. If you get lost in folders you can click this dropdown and select /class/username (where username is your own username) and this will bring you to your home directory.
An alternative way to go to a specific folder is click the 'Go' menu at the top of Cyberduck and click 'Go to folder'. Here you can write the full path and go to a specific folder. For example, if you are logged in to the cluster through a terminal/putty you can type 'pwd' and then copy that path into the 'go to folder' box and now Cyberduck will be in the same folder as your terminal window.
There are two ways to download files from the class cluster to your computer.
1.If you double click on a file name, this file will be automatically downloaded to your default download folder. A transfer window should open up when you double click on a file. At the bottom there will be a line that starts 'local file'. This is the location of that downloaded file on your own computer
2. An easier way to get files both to and from the class cluster through Cyberduck is through drag and drop. If you have an open finder window (mac) or explorer window (windows) you can click and drag a file from the Cyberduck window to the finder/explorer window directly. You also can do this in the reverse (drag a file from finder/explorer to Cyberduck) to place a file on the cluster in that folder.
Using Cyberduck for remote editing
Instead of using nano or similar to edit files on the class cluster you can use a GUI text editor like TextWrangler through Cyberduck.
In cyberduck click 'File'->'Preferences' on a Mac or 'Edit'->'Preferences' on Windows.
Click the 'Editor' button.
There should be a dropdown menu where you can select a text editor. Select TextWrangler on a Mac, Notepad++ on Windows.
Close this window.
Now when you single click on a file in Cyberduck, a 'Edit' button with the icon for the editor you selected should appear in the top right corner. Click this button to open that file in the editor. Now you can edit the file on the cluster without downloading to your local computer. When you save this file it will be automatically updated on the class cluster.
Short Cyber Duck Exercise
The easiest way to transfer files using CyberDuck is with drag-and-drop. Try to drag a file from your desktop (or another folder of your choosing) from the CyberDuck window. This method allows you to choose unique destinations for each file you transfer.
In CyberDuck, double click example.txt your 'myfolder' on the cluster. To where does this file download? CyberDuck also allows for more permanent modification to how files are downloaded, you can set automatic download locations. If you want to change this, under Edit -> Preferences -> Transfers, you can edit this.
Lastly: Right clicking (Ctrl click on a Mac) will allow you to select Download to or Download As. This will allow you to choose a location, and if you choose, a new file name for the file.
These methods will all work to get files from the cluster to your computer, and each have their own benefits. Generally, you will be fine using any of them throughout the course.
Make a folder on your computer to hold all of your lab materials from this course!
SCP is a good alternative to Cyberduck for linux and Mac's
There are two places you may need to get files on to the class server from: your own computer or an online source
In order to get files from your computer to the server open a terminal window and navigate to the folder on your computer using the commands like cd. Once in the folder containing the file you want to upload you type
scp filename username@classServername:~
e.g. just like cp, the format is scp <from> <to>
To get files from your computer to the cluster:
scp text.txt emctavish@class01:/class/emctavish
To get files from the cluster to your computer:
scp emctavish@class01:/class/emctavish/testfile.txt .
Accessing the cluster from outside MBL
Follow the same instructions from above except: replace the server address (@class07.jbpc-nb.mbl.edu) with @class.mbl.edu and the once on the cluster use ssh class07 (or whatever your appropriate node is), and run your analyses there.
From cyberduck, follow the instructions as above using @class.mbl.edu. All your files on the cluster will be synced to there.
It will be available until Sept 15, but go easy on it next week because the STAMPs course will be using it.
Useful links
The following table contains a list of commands that will allow us to navigate through the directory structure. The entries are linked to their Wikipedia pages, which contain very useful examples.
|Syntax (Linux/Mac)
|print working directory
|list directory contents
|display command history
|change directory
|cd directory_name
|make directory
|mkdir directory_name
|copy files
|cp original_filename copied_filename
|move files (the same as rename files)
|mv original_filename moved_filename
|clear the screen
|quit command line
|' '
|Go to the end of line
|' '
|Go to the beginning of line
- UNIX/Linux command line cheat-sheet: http://fosswire.com/post/2007/08/unixlinux-command-cheat-sheet/
- MS-DOS full command list: MS-DOS commands
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