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If you go this way, you're still left with two issues if you want adoption to be smooth: * KAFKA-133 which makes integrating clients hard otherwise * Maybe building recipes for creating standard packages (rpm + deb) Most people will install and configure kafka from a CM system (puppet, chef or pallet) but it would still make life much easier if there were packages. I suppose this would require the LICENSE thing to be clear though. FWIW i think the way cassandra handles this is very convenient (with a separate package repository which holds releases) but only having debian rules could already help a bit. Now that being said, given the time the release has dragged on, I think if a source only release speeds things up, it's for the best. - pyr On Sun, Dec 04, 2011 at 08:52:45PM -0800, Neha Narkhede wrote: > Chris, > > Thanks for stepping up to help here. Based on feedback from various members > on general@, I think it is wiser to do the source release, with the README > having a "How to build and download dependencies" section. > > We still have to go through all the jars we package in our source release, > and right now we have about 17 of those. To reduce this overhead, I worked > on KAFKA-222. I would encourage everyone to review this JIRA closely - > https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/KAFKA-222 > > Since the build file for the contrib module has changed, can people who use > hadoop-consumer and hadoop-producer help test it out ? > > Thanks, > Neha > > On Sat, Dec 3, 2011 at 11:54 AM, Chris Burroughs > <firstname.lastname@example.com>wrote: > > > On 12/03/2011 02:40 PM, Chris Burroughs wrote: > > > My reading is that since we would only be distributing source code, the > > > NOTICE file should not reflect binary dependencies and would have *only* > > > the standard Apache bit [3]. Same for LICENSE. > > > > I suppose any jar's checked into svn would complicate this a bit. > > Perhaps it would also be best to exclude them, or just exclude contrib > > where most of them seem to be. > >
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wikiHow to Get Rid of an Abscess
Two Parts:Standard Home TreatmentProfessional Medical CareCommunity Q&A
Abscesses are painful, inflamed, pus-filled bumps that can appear anywhere on the body. When cared for properly, some abscesses go away on their own. Many need to be professionally drained by a doctor, though.
Part 1
Standard Home Treatment
1Apply a warm compress. Soak a clean washcloth in warm water, then hold the warm washcloth over the abscess for roughly 30 minutes. Repeat this procedure four times daily.[1]
- This should only be done on abscesses smaller than 1/2 inch (1 cm) across. Larger abscesses need to be cared for by a doctor.
- The warmth can speed your body's natural healing process and encourage the abscess to drain on its own. Hold the compress over the abscess lightly, though, and do not apply much pressure.
- Thoroughly clean the washcloth in between treatments and do not allow anyone else to use it. Following both actions can help prevent the infection from spreading. You should also wash your hands each time you apply the compress.
2Do not attempt to drain the abscess by force. Never try to "pop" an abscess by applying pressure. On a similar note, you should not try to pierce and drain the abscess by yourself, either.
- Pressing down on the abscess could force the infection and attached debris further into the body. The infection could spread, but even if it doesn't, it will still be harder to care for once it sinks into deeper tissues.
- If you attempt to pierce the abscess with a needle or similar instrument, you could accidentally injure a nearby blood vessel. You may also cause the infection to spread further, making it more difficult to treat.
3Clean up. You need to be especially mindful of keeping things clean while caring for an abscess. Your hands should always be clean when you touch the abscess, and any washcloths or other materials used during your treatment should also be cleaned thoroughly.
- Note that recurring infections may require more thorough, full-body cleansing with a special antiseptic soap. Your doctor may also prescribe an antibiotic cream for the inside of your nose. Taking these steps may prevent re-infection by the same bacteria, thereby preventing future abscesses.
4Monitor the abscess as it does drain. When an abscess opens and drains on its own, you'll need to keep an eye on its progress. Most of the pus and debris should drain within two to three days, and it should heal completely within 10 to 14 days.
- Keep the area very clean. Cover it with bandages throughout the day, but uncover it for at least 30 to 60 minutes each day so that it can air out. Doing so may prevent the infection from worsening or spreading.
- It will usually be very easy for the infection to worsen during this stage, so you should be ready to call the doctor if the abscess becomes more painful or otherwise worsens.
Part 2
Professional Medical Care
1Know when to contact your doctor. Sometimes, you may need professional medical care to get rid of an abscess. Call your doctor if the abscess worsens or doesn't go away with basic home treatment.
- If the abscess is larger than 1/2 inch (1 cm) across, you'll need your doctor's help. You should also seek medical help if the abscess is located in a sensitive area, like the rectal or groin area, or if it continues to grow and becomes more painful.
- Abscesses that continue to worsen may spread their infection and require medical treatment. Call your doctor if you have a fever of 101.5 degrees Fahrenheit (38.6 degrees Celsius) or if red streaks start developing away from the abscess.
- Visit the emergency room if you have a fever of 102 degrees Fahrenheit (38.8 degrees Celsius) or higher, or if red streaks start developing around the abscess and lymph nodes begin swelling in response. Facial abscesses larger than 1/2 inch (1 cm) across may also need emergency treatment.
2Provide all necessary information. When you visit the doctor, he or she will ask you for specific information related to the development and status of the abscess.
- You'll need to know how long the abscess has been present and whether or not any injury occurred that may have caused it.
- Tell the doctor about any allergies you have or medications you're currently on.
- Describe your current symptoms to the doctor. Most notably, let the doctor know if you had a fever while at home.
3Take any prescribed antibiotics. Many abscesses will not clear with the use of antibiotics alone, but in some cases, your doctor may still recommend this type of treatment for persistent or notably large abscesses.[2]
- Since antibiotics are usually prescribed before any specific bacteria has been identified, you'll usually be given a "broad spectrum" variety that can kill many different kinds of common bacteria.
- If your doctor collects a sample of pus from the abscess, it can be analyzed, and a specific type of bacteria can usually be identified. At that point, your doctor may give you a more concentrated, specific antibiotic.
4Get the abscess professionally drained. In many instances, your doctor will choose to open and drain the abscess. Draining an abscess is only safe when done by a medical professional.
- Your doctor will likely numb the area with general local anesthesia during the procedure. When dealing with notably large abscesses, your doctor may also give you a sedative.
- The area will be cleaned with antiseptic solution and sterile linens or towels will be placed around it. Once everything is prepared, the doctor will carefully cut into the abscess and drain out any pus and other debris.
- After draining the abscess, your doctor will likely insert sterile gauze or similar packing into the freshly drained cavity to keep it open for a few days. This gauze will then be covered with a bandage.
5Drain internal abscesses with a long needle. When a small abscess develops beneath the skin, your doctor may need to drain it by inserting a long, fine needle through the skin and into the abscess itself.
- After you're given local or general anesthetic, the surgeon will locate the exact position of the abscess with an ultrasound scan or computerized tomography (CT) scan. He or she will then pierce the abscess with a fine needle.
- The wound will usually be opened slightly so that a small drainage catheter can be inserted. This catheter will collect the pus and debris as they drain. In most cases, it will need to be left in place for approximately one week.
- You'll usually go home on the same day as the initial procedure, but in some cases, you may need to stay in the hospital for a few days.
6Discuss surgery, when necessary. When an abscess inside the body is too large or too deep to reach with a needle, your doctor might recommend surgery. You may need to remain in the hospital for a few days after the surgery, too.[3]
- The exact method of surgery will vary depending on your specific circumstances, but typically, you'll be given an anesthetic and the surgeon will make a larger, deeper incision in the skin to access the abscess.
- The incision usually allows the surgeon to wash all pus and debris out of the abscess during the procedure itself, so very little, if any, should remain after the surgery is complete.
- Recover can still take several days, though, and you may need to remain in the hospital so that doctors and nurses can monitor your progress.
7Care for the wound. Regardless of how your doctor drained the abscess, he or she will likely give you instructions on how to care for the wound once you go home. Follow these instructions thoroughly.
- You'll probably feel relief immediately after the procedure ends, but if you still feel pain, your doctor may give you pain medication to take over the next few days.
- Antibiotics are rarely prescribed when an abscess is drained, but if your doctor does prescribe an antibiotic, take the medication until it runs out.
- You'll likely need to soak, wash, and bandage the wound for seven to ten days after the initial drainage procedure.
- Note that any pain or discomfort caused by the abscess should lessen a little each day. Likewise, any heavy to moderate drainage should only last for about two days, and the wound should heal completely within 10 to 14 days when cared for properly.
8Follow up with your doctor. Depending on the circumstances, your doctor may or may not schedule a follow-up appointment with you after draining the abscess.
- When scheduled, this appointment will usually take place a few days after the initial procedure. During the appointment, your doctor will likely remove the packing inserted into the drained cavity and check on the wound's progress.
- If no follow-up appointment has been made, your doctor should tell you how to safely remove the packing material at home.
- You should contact your doctor about any fever, redness, swelling, or increased pain. Do so immediately and regardless of whether or not you scheduled a follow-up appointment.
Community Q&A
I have an abscess on my belly button piercing. What should I do about it?wikiHow ContributorVisit a doctor to check whether everything is all right, and to get the abscess drained.
I have abscess on my middle finger. Can I pop it out myself?wikiHow ContributorYes. Follow the steps here to take care of it.
I have a tooth abscess, how can I reduce the swelling?wikiHow ContributorWarm salt water and warm compress inside the mouth.
I have an abscess on my nose piercing, inside my nose. Should I visit the doctor or try to get rid of it at home?wikiHow ContributorI would vist the doctor. Noses are tight spaces and you could pop it by accident.
I got my abscess drained a few days back, now its really itchy. Is it infected?wikiHow ContributorIf it is red and hot, it is probably infected. If it's just itchy, that is normal. Try Aveno products to stop the itch; the small bottle of pink cream or the box of bath additives are the best ones to stop itching fast.
Why is the abscess draining but not going down?wikiHow ContributorTypically an abscess inflames all the other tissues around it and they will tend to soak up blood, pus and other debris until it starts draining.
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Trying to get 11 people to Paris from CLT for dates shown above. I've been watching prices for months and this is the best I've seen. Reasonable layovers in MIA. Offered by 1800flyeurope. Really wanted the nonstop from CLT but it's been $1360 - $1400+ for months. I know that no one has a crystal ball but what's your opinion? Would you take this? I've got the tickets on hold until Tuesday.
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I'd take it for June!!Prices either will not come down at all, or if they do, it will be so small a difference, it will not be worth the continued time, energy and aggravation required to wait!!
Buy 'em,relax, and get on with planning the fun part--after you land !
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Go for it..Wait until Tuesday and see if anything opens uup then do it. Not a bad price for high season!!
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Personally,for an additional $200,I would go for the nonstops. I think you are adding so many more hours on your trip not to mention if you are flying with different airlines ,you are adding more variables for problems . As in life,less airline legs means more vacation...just saying!Your dates really aren't the true high season as kids are still in school.
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dutyfree raises an important issue. If you are flying airline A from CLT to MIA to catch airline B, what happens if airline A can't get you there because of thunderstorms etc?
How much is peace of mind worth? If you are paying the extra $200 each, economy may be worth the potential hassle; if they are paying, consider it as a percentage of the whole trip and ask what it is worth as insurance.
I think it is FlightAware that will give you the ontime ratings for those flights, a piece of data that might be useful in making up your mind.
But those tickets, as CaliNurse says, are not very likely to get cheaper.
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What if the world comes to and end? You enter and win the lottery? Jesus comes back to Earth? Blah, BLAH, BLAH!!!!
I agree with taking the N/S just to avoid MIA if nothing else. But doing so because of this or that event? Nope. What if you died tomorrow? A waste of time to even contemplate.
Those prices out of CLT are NOT going to drop. WHY would they???
Really? Why?
Do yourself a favor...prices have been going UP for decades.
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Hi B1,
Last Sept my Lady Wife and I had tickets for ATL--> MIA--> BCN.
All went well as we boarded the plane for MIA.
2 hrs later we were taken off the plane for MIA.
Since it was too late for us to make our connection in MIA, the airline personnel did their best to get us the most reasonable flight to BCN.
This turned out to be a flight to FRA, a 2 hr layover and a flt to BCN.
We arrived at 16:30 instead of 08:30.
You decide how much the NS flt is worth.
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We arrived with one carryon.
The small checked suitcase arrived in 2 days.
The large one arrived 2 hrs before we had to leave BCN.
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Personally I would not go via Miami!. I fly from Asheville to Paris often and I go via ATL.
Watch those direct flights out of Charlotte as often the return port of entry is Philadelphia and everyone says to avoid it like the plague...
Good luck...
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Have you checked RDU or even Greensboro?
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I guess what really galls me is that last year May 22 - June 10 we paid $740 for the nonstop from CLT. Tickets bought in early November. I wasn't expecting that again but maybe something around $1000.
The flight through MIA is all on American with about with about 2 hrs layover on the outbound and 2.5 hrs on the inbound. I just checked to see if they have another flight leaving MIA later and they do but it goes through LHR and doesn't get to Paris until the afternoon. Of course there's no guarantee there would be room on that flight if we should miss our connection.
The n/s on US Airways is presently $1403 so the difference between the two flights is $250+. When I check the seat map on US Airways the planes appear to be only about half full both ways. (Not sure I can trust that.) I keep thinking that they can't afford to operate a flight with that many empty seats and might reduce the fare to fill it up. Faulty logic?
So I guess we have three options: A) pay the $1400 and consider it money well spent for the convenience of a nonstop. B) buy the tickets for $1149 on American and put up with the longer flight, possible delay or C) wait and hope that one or both of these come down (and pray they don't go up!)
Aaarrrgh! I hate this!
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I'm seeing similar fares for other routes on other airlines this summer, I think that $1400 ish price is going to be it. In fact, that isn't bad compared to what I'm seeing (more like $1475 on a shorter route).
I would never take connections in order to save $250, I think my time is more valuable than that (aside from the issue of possible delays or missed planes). Figure it out per hour of your time including the transfers and waiting time, and decide if it's wroth it to you. I am assuming that is NS both ways, if so, I definitely would pay it. Other people actually don't mind and seem to have plenty of free time and think their time is free (maybe if you are retired you feel that way more), so wouldn't care. In fact, I have one friend who actually likes a stop to break things up and get off the plane. I could see that if it was the same amount of total time, but it never is.
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If it is worth anything-there was a graphy circulating just the other day that says that we are all paying 30% less than we did 20 years ago for tickets which I agree on.You sure aren't going to be driving from CLT to CDG for $1100 the way the gas prices are going?
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Try looking on Lufthansa - CLT to Munich or Frankfurt... It is not non-stop but if you get stuck , you are stuck in Europe were you can hop a train
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