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After President Obama signs a Senate health care bill into law today, the Senate will be able to start work on a House-passed health care reconciliation bill, which contains a number of changes to the original Senate health measure.
"Some have predicted another siege of parliamentary maneuvering in order to delay adoption of these improvements," the President said this week.
"I hope that's not the case."
But all signs are pointing to exactly that. Mr. Obama signs the bill in a ceremony at 11:15 am EDT at the White House. He will speak about the same health reform subject an hour later in a visit to the Interior Department.
The Senate will officially start debate on Tuesday afternoon - Democrats will talk big about finishing the reconciliation bill by the weekend, but it won't surprise many people if Republicans are able to slow the bill down.
On Monday, staff members of both Democratic and Republican Senators met with the Senate Parliamentarian Alan Frumin, who will be forced to rule on a series of procedural challenges to the reconciliation bill.
Frumin has been under pressure from Republicans for weeks, as they've quietly raised questions about his impartiality.
The funny part about that line of attack is that the GOP put Frumin in that job back in 2001, elevated by then Senate Majority Leader Trent Lott.
That was after the GOP fired former Parliamentary Bob Dove because of some reconciliation rulings in 2001 that went against the GOP during an effort to approve the first round of Bush tax cuts.
Even funnier is that the Democrats had originally fired Dove as Parliamentarian when they took charge of the Senate in 1987. Eight years later, Bob Dole brought Dove back when the GOP took over the Senate again.
Like I always say, I can't make this stuff up.
As for the rules under reconciliation, the one most people are familiar with is the ban on filibusters, as the rules restrict debate to 20 hours overall, which Democrats would probably like to burn off in two days.
Republicans aruge that amendments are unlimited, and they will get the chance to test out that theory this week. We'll see if either side blinks.
If any of GOP procedural challenges succeed, then the Senate would have to send the bill back to the House for further action, most likely after Easter.
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Should worst-flooded areas be left after Sandy?
February 20. 2013 3:01AM
The difficulty in getting aid for storm victims through Congress '?? most of a $60 billion package could get final approval next week '?? highlights the hard choices that may have to be made soon across the country, where the federal, state and local governments all say they don'??t have unlimited resources to keep writing checks when storms strike.
But the idea of abandoning a place that has been home for years is unthinkable for many.
'??We'??re not retreating,'?ù said Dina Long, the mayor of Sea Bright, N.J., a chronically flooded spit of sand between the Atlantic Ocean and the Shrewsbury River only slightly wider than the length of a football field in some spots. Three-quarters of its 1,400 residents are still homeless and the entire business district was wiped out; only four shops have managed to reopen.
Despite a rock and concrete sea wall and pumping equipment in the center of town, Sea Bright floods repeatedly. It is the go-to spot for TV news trucks every time a storm roars up the coast. But as in many other storm-damaged communities, there is a fierce will to survive, to rebuild and to restore.
'??Nobody has come to us and said we shouldn'??t exist,'?ù she said. '??It is antithetical to the Jersey mindset, and particularly to the Sea Bright mindset. We'??re known for being strong, for being resilient, for not backing down.'?ù
The story is different in the Oakwood Beach section of Staten Island, N.Y., where despite 20 years of flood protection measures, Sandy'??s 12- to 14-foot-storm surge inundated the community, forcing some residents to their attics or roofs to survive. Three people died.
'??Building again and again in this very sensitive flood plain will only achieve the same results '?? flooding, and possibly untimely death,'?ù homeowner Tina Downer told about 200 of her neighbors who gathered to discuss a potential buyout program last week. '??It is not safe for anyone to live there.'?ù
The problem has worsened in recent decades with an explosion of development near the nation'??s shorelines. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration said that in 2003, approximately 153 million people '?? 53 percent of the nation'??s population '?? lived in coastal counties, an increase of 33 million people since 1980. The agency forecasts 12 million more to join them by 2015.
Scientists say that putting so many people in the most vulnerable areas is a recipe for disaster.
Jon Miller, a professor of coastal engineering at New Jersey'??s Stevens Institute of technology, said retreating from the most vulnerable areas makes scientific sense. But he adds that the things that were built there '?? beach clubs, boardwalks and amusement piers '?? give communities their character, and fuel tourism and business.
If buyouts did occur, he predicted they would happen in areas with lower property values because of the high cost of buying up prime coastal real estate. That could have the unintended consequence of placing the shore off-limits to all but the wealthy, he said.
'??I grew up in Rahway and I remember the controversy when several properties along the Rahway River were bought out due to repetitive flood losses,'?ù Miller said. '??It was painful and caused dissension in the community.'?ù
Residents feared not only being forced from their homes but also not getting enough money to purchase a suitable home in the same community, Miller said.
A 1988 Duke University shore protection study cited a nor'??easter that occurred in Sea Bright four years earlier, causing $82 million in damages '?? about equal to the value of all the town'??s buildings at the time.
'??Clearly the economics of this situation dictate that Sea Bright is not worthy of salvation, although politics and other considerations may decide otherwise,'?ù the study asserted. '??The prudent management alternative in this community would be the gradual removal or relocation of the buildings.'?ù
Talking about post-storm retreat is one thing; actually doing it has proven much harder.
After Hurricane Katrina inundated New Orleans in 2005, there was talk of abandoning some of the most flood-prone areas. But a proposal from a storm panel excluded the hard-hit Lower 9th Ward and New Orleans East, a neighborhood long home to affluent and upper-middle-class black families, touching off an uproar that scuttled the plan.
More than seven years later, much of New Orleans is thriving: unemployment is relatively low, the tourism industry is healthy, the city is preparing to host a Super Bowl, and no neighborhood has been abandoned.
But not everyone has come back. As of July 2011, the Census Bureau estimated New Orleans'?? population at 360,740, less than three-quarters its population in 2000. In the Lower 9th Ward, vacant lots and abandoned homes dominate the landscape, and four out of five residents who lived there before the storm have left.
The question of whether to rebuild or retreat touches many East Coast communities.
Westerly, R.I. recently got $1.1 million in federal money to buy eight low-lying properties near the Pawcatuck River that are frequently flooded. In North Carolina, some have called for deserting Highway 12 '?? the only land link between Hatteras Island and the mainland '?? in favor of a ferry system after Hurricane Irene and Sandy caused $14 million in damages. A state panel in Delaware found few affordable options as it considered what to do about seven Delaware Bay communities threatened by storms and rising sea levels.
Sea Bright is requiring homeowners to raise their rebuilt properties higher '?? as much as 17 feet above sea level in some cases '?? if they want to qualify for federal flood insurance.
Frank and Dee Kurzawa, whose home near the river took on 4 feet of water, could have to spend $30,000 to raise it. Yet they'??re staying put, even if it'??s a little higher than before.
'??Even with the possibility of this happening again, we'??re coming back,'?ù Dee Kurzawa said. '??We plan to pass this house on to our grandchildren.'?ù
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie considers strategic retreat from some storm-damaged areas on the table '??in a broad way,'?ù but said he wants to leave the ultimate decisions to individual towns after giving them advice later this week on how to rebuild.
Part of a neighbor'??s home broke loose and smashed through the wall of Karen Finkelstein'??s Sea Bright home. She'??s still '??shell-shocked'?ù in Sandy'??s aftermath, but can'??t see herself leaving.
'??I want to see us come back, but with precautions in place,'?ù she said. '??You'??re taking a risk by choosing to live in this area. But when it'??s home to you, it'??s really hard to leave the familiar place where your roots are.'?ù

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The Hall of Fame was created in the late 1990s to recognize people from the Rhode Island golf community who have made significant contributions to the game of golf. The first induction took place in 2001, with subsequent inductions taking place every two years. Thirty-six people have been honored through 2009.
Martha Wilkinson Kirouac won the RIWGA Women's Amateur Championship three times (1974-75-77); the RIGA Mixed Championship four times; the 1975 New England Women's Amateur Championship; the 1970 U.S. Women's Amateur Championship; the National Women's Collegiate Championship and the Trans-Mississippi Women's Amateur Championship. She was a member of the 1970 Women's World Amateur Team and the 1970 and 1972 Curtis Cup teams. She also served as captain of the 2004 USA Curtis Cup Team and is a member of the USGA Women's Committee.
Abrams won the RIGA Amateur Championship twice, in 1972 against Ronnie Quinn and in 1975 over Charlie Hayes. He was a finalist in the Amateur Championship in 1964 and 1976, and won the 1975 State Mixed Championship with Estelle Wolfson of Ledgemont Country Club. He has continued his dedication to golf with his off-course activities in golf course construction and management.
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Synchronization-Aware Energy Management for VFI-Based Multicore Real-Time Systems
Dec. 2012 (vol. 61 no. 12)
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Jian-Jun Han, Xiaodong Wu, Dakai Zhu, Hai Jin, Laurence T. Yang, Jean-Luc Gaudiot, "Synchronization-Aware Energy Management for VFI-Based Multicore Real-Time Systems," IEEE Transactions on Computers, vol. 61, no. 12, pp. 1682-1696, Dec., 2012. | |||
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@article{ 10.1109/TC.2012.136, author = {Jian-Jun Han and Xiaodong Wu and Dakai Zhu and Hai Jin and Laurence T. Yang and Jean-Luc Gaudiot}, title = {Synchronization-Aware Energy Management for VFI-Based Multicore Real-Time Systems}, journal ={IEEE Transactions on Computers}, volume = {61}, number = {12}, issn = {0018-9340}, year = {2012}, pages = {1682-1696}, doi = {http://doi.ieeecomputersociety.org/10.1109/TC.2012.136}, publisher = {IEEE Computer Society}, address = {Los Alamitos, CA, USA}, } | |||
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Voltage and frequency island (VFI) was recently adopted as an effective energy management technique for multicore processors. For a set of periodic real-time tasks that access shared resources running on a VFI-based multicore system with dynamic voltage and frequency scaling (DVFS) capability, we study both static and dynamic synchronization-aware energy management schemes. First, based on the enhanced MSRP resource access protocol with a suspension mechanism, we devise a synchronization-aware task mapping heuristic for partitioned-EDF scheduling, which assigns tasks that access similar set of resources to the same core to reduce the synchronization overhead and thus improve schedulability. Then, static schemes that assign uniform and different scaled frequencies for tasks on different VFIs are studied. To further exploit dynamic slack, we propose an integrated synchronization-aware slack management framework to appropriately reclaim, preserve, release and steal slack at runtime to slow down the execution of tasks subject to the common voltage/frequency limitation of VFIs and timing/synchronization constraints of tasks. Taking the additional delay due to task synchronization into consideration, the new scheme allocates slack in a fair manner and scales down the execution of both noncritical and critical sections of tasks for more energy savings. Simulation results show that, the synchronization-aware mapping can significantly improve the schedulability of tasks. The energy savings obtained by the static scheme with different frequencies for tasks on different VFIs is close to that of an optimal Integer Nonlinear Programming (INLP) solution. Moreover, compared to the simple extension of existing solutions for uniprocessor systems, our schemes can obtain much better energy savings (up to 40 percent) with comparable DVFS overhead.
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Jian-Jun Han, Xiaodong Wu, Dakai Zhu, Hai Jin, Laurence T. Yang, Jean-Luc Gaudiot, "Synchronization-Aware Energy Management for VFI-Based Multicore Real-Time Systems," IEEE Transactions on Computers, vol. 61, no. 12, pp. 1682-1696, Dec. 2012, doi:10.1109/TC.2012.136
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This is the second week of the new format, which I think worked very well in preparing for Kansas State. We said they needed to run, and they did. We said we needed to stop them, and we didn't. That we still won the game is a testament to the resiliency of Baylor's team, resiliency being a quality in short supply in even the recent past. That we needed to do it the way we did it caused a bit of anxiety around these parts, to say the least.
This week's opponent is the Iowa State Cyclones, led by Head Coach Paul Rhoads. Their record is 1-4, but as I said yesterday, do not be fooled by that, the Cyclones are a solid Big 12 team that could easily be 3-2 or better at this point, should the Texas game have been called correctly and a few bounces gone the other way a week ago in Lubbock.
In case you missed it, I did a much larger chart with the same metrics for the entire Big 12 last night, as I do every week. Baylor comes into this game as the top Big 12 team in both rankings and metrics, and a huge favorite according to the oddsmakers, as well.
2013 FootballOutsiders Metrics for Baylor vs. Iowa State. Last week's numbers, so much as they exist, are in parenthesis. Dashes (---) mean there are no such numbers to report.
Category | Baylor (5-0) |
2013 F/+ Rk | 6 (1) | 55 | BAYLOR |
2013 F/+ Special Teams |
2013 FEI Rk | 12 (17) | 69 | BAYLOR |
2013 S&P+ Rk | 3 (1) | 37 | BAYLOR |
When Baylor Has the Ball ... |
2013 FEI Rk |
2013 FD Rk |
2013 AY Rk |
2013 Ex Rk |
2013 Me Rk | 101 (---) | 36 | IOWA STATE |
2013 Va Rk | 4 (---) | 79 | BAYLOR |
2013 Play Efficiency |
2013 Std. Downs S&P+ Rk. |
2013 Pass. Downs S&P+ Rk | 1 (1) | 80 | BAYLOR |
2013 Rushing S&P+ Rk | 15 (1) | 107 | BAYLOR |
2013 Passing S&P+ Rk | 1 (1) | 37 | Baylor |
2013 Drive Efficiency | 2 (---) | 55 | BAYLOR |
When ISU Has the Ball ... |
2013 FEI Rk | 42 (---) | 50 | EVEN |
2013 FD Rk | 40 (---) | 119 | BAYLOR |
2013 AY Rk | 56 (---) | 98 | BAYLOR |
2013 Ex Rk | 51 (---) | 92 | BAYLOR |
2013 Me Rk | 69 (---) | 111 | BAYLOR |
2013 Va Rk | 55 (---) | 98 | BAYLOR |
32 (38) | 75 | Baylor |
2013 Play Efficiency |
40 (---) | 75 | Baylor |
2013 Std. Downs S&P+ Rk | 46 (8) | 62 | Baylor |
2013 Pass. Downs S&P+ Rk | 66 (45) | 62 | EVEN |
2013 Rushing S&P+ Rk |
65 (2) | 39 | Iowa State |
2013 Passing S&P+ Rk | 52 (44) | 80 | Baylor |
2013 Drive Efficiency |
The table has grown a bit since last week, so it's probably time to make a small legend and do a little explaining on what this all means. FEI made its triumphant 2013 debut this week, so now we have more numbers than ever before!*
*For more info on what FEI and its components do, check out the page on FootballOutsiders.com.
First, to the relatively obvious point, the left columns are all Baylor's ranks, on both offense and defense. The right columns are Iowa States, arranged oppositely. "When Baylor Has the Ball" means that it's Baylor's O vs. ISU's D and vice versa for "When ISU Has The Ball."
The "EDGE" column is entirely my view on things based on the numbers and nothing more. All caps means one side has a big edge on the other. All caps plus exclamation points means it's Iowa State's special teams against ours and we should be ashamed. Normal capitalization is a much smaller edge, but still an edge. EVEN is a toss-up in each direction, and typically means the numbers are within 10 ranks of each other. It's a crude system, and I'm still working on it.
What Does It Mean?
Baylor is the obvious winner of almost any matchup between our offense and their defense, and the less obvious winner of almost every matchup between their offense and our defense. Iowa State's special teams make ours look like a junior high, so we're 2/3. Or maybe 1.75/3. We'll go with that.
When Baylor Has the Ball--
Baylor has a huge edge in just about every offensive stat that says something about where our team is. We should be able to both run and pass the ball on ISU's defense, though stopping the latter is apparently their strength. FEI (and its attenuate components) likes ISU's defense better than S&P+, but neither are just crazy about what the Cyclones are doing on that side. Of course, this is the same defense that manhandled the Bears last year, with the help of four turnovers, and their ability to scheme against us specifically may come into play. Because there's not really any way to discern that from the stats themselves at this point, however, I don't have much to say on the matter.
Somehow, I managed to be both right and wrong about Baylor's offensive tendencies for the Kansas State game, a fate I will simultaneously try to achieve and avoid. I said the Bears would come out running, which they did, and would continue doing so throughout the game, which they did not. It wasn't that I didn't believe Bryce Petty could carry the load; I didn't see Kansas State being able to force him to do so, though they would clearly try. They did, and he did, and Baylor won the game on the strength of big plays down the field in the passing game.
The same thing could easily happen Saturday, since Baylor apparently doesn't care how good other teams are at stopping the pass, but I don't know if it will. I expect that Briles and Montgomery will once again focus on the running game in order to set up the pass, giving Glasco Martin and Lache Seastrunk plenty of opportunities early in the game. Should we establish a lead like we could have against Kansas State, that might be the dominant theme of the game. Should we get into more of a dogfight than expected, the passing game could become more meaningful. Baylor is weird like that. Either way, if Baylor can avoid turning the ball over repeatedly like we did in Ames a year ago, we're going to score points.
When Iowa State Has the Ball--
Defensively, the Bears face an offense that will probably try to do a lot of the same things on Saturday that KState did a week ago. Sam Richardson is no Daniel Sams, but he can run effectively, as Texas found out the hard way in Ames. The combination of Richardson and Aaron Wimberly, should he play, is clearly the Cyclone's offensive strength, as well as their best chance to sustain drives. With the rush defense that was #2 in the country just two weeks ago experiencing one of the worst falls that I can remember after a single game, we appear somewhat vulnerable in that regard.
I'm not confident predicting that Baylor will load the box against Richardson (or backup Grant Rohach, who is getting weird twitter buzz about playing this week) because we had the perfect opportunity to do so last week against Sams and didn't. I still don't understand that, and I probably never will. Combine that with the fact that Richardson, though not great by any stretch, is a much better passer than Sams, and you get a situation where we could play a lot of what has become our base, with the safeties relatively close to the line but not exactly "loading the box."
No matter what we do, the key this week is the same as against the Wildcats: we have to stop the run. ISU will do things differently than KState did in that they probably won't run their QB 30 times, and I have more faith in our ability to stop a "traditional" running offense than one predicated on the QB, but it's still not something I relish going into the game. Hopefully, we spent the week doing little else but drilling our linebackers in run responsibilities and our DL in shedding blocks.
Bottom Line
Baylor is and should be the heavy favorite, but a line of 30+ points our way makes no sense to me. It's just too high, as you can see from the fact that 58% of respondents on OddsShark are taking ISU +33.5. Baylor will probably win because ISU's defense won't be able to stop our offense, but their special teams, given the opportunity, could make the game closer than it would otherwise be. That is a huge mismatch in their favor from the numbers.
For uniforms, I've said all along that I thought Baylor would wear traditional gold with green jerseys and gold pants. I'm not changing now.


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The main bottleneck in the dump like this is drive I/O. You are reading a load of data and writing it again. You can speed this up in a number of ways:
Make sure your output is going to a different drive(s) than the one(s) the database files are stored on - this will make a massive difference with spinning disks as the drive heads will not be constantly ...
INSIGHT INTO DOING BACKUPS WITH mysqldump
IMHO Doing backups has become more of an art form if you know just how to approach it
You have options
Option 1 : mysqldump an entire mysql instance
This is the easiest one, the no-brainer !!!
mysqldump -h... -u... -p... --hex-blob --routines --triggers --all-databases | gzip > MySQLData.sql.gz
Everything ...
Try this:
$ ps -ef|grep [m]ysql
Identify the process id then
$ strace -cp <pid>
Leave it 10 seconds or a minute then ^C. That will tell you where the process is spending its time, e.g. it could just be waiting for the disk if you seen read and write dominate.
Both excel at a simple task like this. If you end up having big queries where you search for entities that share many attributes ("relational division"), I would expect PostgreSQL at an advantage for its superior index handling.
In particular, multiple joins can be combined with bitmap index scans - a feature that is not present in MySQL. It has an ...
mysqld will timeout DB Connections based on two(2) server options:
Both are 28800 seconds (8 hours) by default.
You can set these options in /etc/my.cnf
If your connections are persistent (opened via mysql_pconnect) you could lower these numbers to something reasonable like 600 (10 min) or even 60 (1 min). Or, if your ...
I do not think so. The query optimizer should be clever enough.
You can try rearranging the WHERE clauses and see that EXPLAINS tells you the same in each case.
About what can be done to optimize this query: Is there an index on ASI_EVENT_TIME ? (this is the most crucial I think for this query as you also sort the results using it).
Are there indexes on ...
Have a look at mysql replication master to slave . It allows you to clone the database of master to another database server with same database. That include the master and slave identities. Slave make itself the exact copy of the master database server and or its databases. There may be one-one, one-many, many-one relation among master(s) and slave(s).
I provided links to tutorials. Just keep mind that on Ubuntu, the my.cnf file is in /etc/mysql/my.cnf and not in /etc/my.cnf like in the howtoforge tutorial. In my setup, I didn't use FLUSH TABLES WITH READ LOCK; on the master. If your master server has a lot of write activity, you may need to lock your tables by running that command before backing up. ...
Reposting my answer to a similar question regarding SQL Server:
In the SQL world, order is not an inherent property of a set of data.
Thus, you get no guarantees from your RDBMS that your data will come
back in a certain order -- or even in a consistent order -- unless you
query your data with an ORDER BY clause.
So, to answer your question, ...
You can let mysqldump create the dump in such a way that it does not create or select the database.
EXAMPLE : You are dumping the database db1 and loading it into database db2
This will put in the CREATE DATABASE and the USE commands in the dump
mysqldump -u... -p... --routines --triggers --databases db1 > /root/db1.sql
This will not put in the ...
A few admin points first: Are you connecting to do an ftp or are you ssh'ed in and it's dying? If ssh, then be sure to use screen so that you can resume after the comcast crash. If ftp, then make sure you're compressing it/tar before the send.
Also try the --opt parameter or --quick
This option turns on a set of additional options to make the ...
1) Loss protection is a function of paranoia. Always make a backup. If you're really paranoid, make a backup then restore from the backup.
2) This page of the MySQL manual has instructions to convert table types.
The fastest way to alter a table to InnoDB is to do the inserts directly to an InnoDB table. That is, use ALTER TABLE ... ENGINE=INNODB, or ...
Let me start by saying, I hate ALTER. It's evil, IMHO.
Say, this is your current table schema -
CREATE TABLE my_table_of_love (
id INT UNSIGNED NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
my_value VARCHAR(40),
date_created DATE,
PRIMARY KEY(id)
) ENGINE=MyISAM CHARSET=utf8;
Here's the path I recommend -
Create a new table object that will replace the old one:
The order of the rows in the absence of ORDER BY clause may be:
different between any two storage engines;
if you use the same storage engine, it might be different between any two versions of the same storage engine; Example here, scroll down to "Ordering of Rows".
if the storage engine version is the same, but MySQL version is different, it might be ...
Just off the bat, newer versions of MySQL actually improve innodb performance (especially 5.5). I would highly recommend updating to this version if you're going to run InnoDB.
One method you could use to hunt down why it's taking so much longer is using MySQL Profiles
mysql> SET PROFILING=1;
mysql> SHOW TABLES;
mysql> SELECT * FROM foo;
mysql> ...
IMHO You do not need to physically split it up. Yet, it would be nice to cache it.
If the users table uses the MyISAM Storage Engine, you have a nice advantage.
Since MyISAM only caches indexes, you could do two things
You could create a custom key cache just to load MyISAM index for the users table only
You could index the username and password to force ...
It is impossible. The reason?
The binary logs are incompatible.
To be more specific, the binary logs are not backwards compatible.
Here is why:
An empty binary in ...
MySQL 5.0 and back is 98
MySQL 5.1 is 106
MySQL 5.5 is 107
I have made reference to this subtle difference in ServerFault
There is a known issue in Windows, that when you push a large file to another server all the memory ends up getting allocated to the System cache instead of the user processes. You can look in the Physical Memory (MB) section of task manager to see how much memory is allocated to the system cache.
This can be solved by backing up to a local disk, then ...
Plan A:
See also Xtrabackup from Percona. This allows online backup of InnoDB, without any significant locking.
Plan B:
A Slave can be stopped, and you can take a consistent backup by any of several means (copy files, mysqldump, xtrabackup, etc)
Plan C:
LVM Snapshot. After some cryptic setup, the downtime for a backup is less than a minute, regardless of ...
Using MySQL 5.5 out-of-the-box without proper configuration is like getting a Lamborghini and expecting topnotch performance on a gallon of regular gasoline (87 Octane).
You should expect better performance with high octane gasoline in a Lamborghini.
As with any database product, it is only as performance-enhanced as you actually configure it. Just like ...
There are several places in your code where you declare prepared statements using query strings you're crafting with CONCAT(). If any of the arguments to CONCAT() is NULL, the function's return value is also NULL... so it looks like at some point you're unintentially doing (effectively) this:
mysql> SET @oops = NULL;
Query OK, 0 rows affected (0.00 sec)
Are you sure that the tables where you are reading in are without triggers and indexes and constraints?
What hardware and OS are you running on?
How is your storage configured?
I am more familiar with oracle but 12G importing on tables without triggers, indexes and constraints should easily go with 200GB/h. One single trigger can make the process to a ...
Do you have any InnoDB tables with a Primary Key
containing multiple columns ?
having a wide VARCHAR ?
and a lot of non-Unique indexes ?
one or more non-Unique indexes that has a wide key ?
Any of these conditions can probably cause large BTREE nodes in your indexes to have very few leaves in each BTREE node. The cluster key in the Primary Key is also ...
From the documentation:
If the table has a multiple-column
index, any leftmost prefix of the
index can be used by the optimizer to
find rows. For example, if you have a
three-column index on (col1, col2,
col3), you have indexed search
capabilities on (col1), (col1, col2),
and (col1, col2, col3).
MySQL cannot use an index if the
Other timeout settings that are general (not just for locks, since innodb_lock_wait_timeout only applies to InnoDB row locks) would be wait_timeout and interactive_timeout (both default to 28,800)
A table of a couple million rows shouldn't need to be split up. Performance tuning should be done through indexes. MySpace had hundreds of millions of accounts listed in a single table and performance on that table was just fine. (I was a DBA for MySpace at the height of their usage.) The table in that case was probably 80-90 bytes wide (maybe a little ...
This depends on the amount of MySQL Data and what storage engines your are using
When it comes to MyISAM and InnoDB, they cache differently. I wrote a post about this back on April 14, 2011.
Since your machine only has 768M of RAM you have to do a nice balancing act depending on which storage engine you are using the most.
All MyISAM
Please run this ...
Remove the HAVING COUNT(*) > 0. It's useless, no row will have a count of 0 after a group by.
Change the GROUP BY to: GROUP BY client_id. Grouping by institution_id is not needed, you already have a WHERE condition that narrows it one value.
As @HLGEM suggested, remove the select * and use a list of fields that you need. Right now you are repeating data ...
Sorry, that you had such an accident.
If you have binary logs on, you could try the recovery options described here:
Point in time recovery
Another thing is to restore a backup, hopefully, you have one.
Changes made after this, could be restored as mentioned above.
Good luck!
Let's start with a sample display of SHOW SLAVE STATUS\G
mysql> SHOW SLAVE STATUS\G
*************************** 1. row ***************************
Slave_IO_State: Waiting for master to send event
Master_Host: 10.48.20.253
Master_User: replicant
Master_Port: 3306
Connect_Retry: 60
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The increasing global demand for Wide Area Network processing power and speed means mobile wireless operators and bandwidth wholesalers are becoming overwhelmed by staggering volumes of Cloud & LTE traffic. Aggregate bandwidth usage is forecast to continue bringing a tidal surge of traffic behind waves of video and infotainment apps, Cloud data storage, social media, Location Based Services (LBS), Machine-to-Machine (M2M), smart homes, connected cars, and you name it.
Indian operators Bharti Airtel and Reliance Jio Infocomm have announced a network-sharing plan aimed at avoiding "duplication of infrastructure" and lowering costs.
The companies said they would share inter- and intra-city fiber-optic networks, submarine cable networks, towers, internet broadband services and other technologies that might emerge in future.
Besides avoiding duplication and freeing up capital for other projects, the operators said that comprehensive network sharing would help to "preserve the environment".
Data traffic on metro access and aggregation networks is set to grow by as much as 560% by 2017, according to new research from Alcatel-Lucent's Bell Labs, driven by demand for ultra-broadband access, video and cloud services.
The research also indicates that by 2017 more than 75% of this traffic will stay in metro networks, up from just 57% today.
Meanwhile, traffic from video services will grow by 720% over the forecast period, with data-center traffic increasing by 440%.
The small cell backhaul market is poised for takeoff and set to grow at a compound annual rate of 48%, according to a new study from ABI Research.
The market-research company says vendors are now rushing to deliver the ideal backhaul solution, with the market dividing into a number of camps according to technology specialization.
The market for small-cell backhaul in outdoor settings is poised for rampant growth next year, according to a new study from Infonetics Research.
Operators are increasingly looking to small-cell technology to plug gaps in existing coverage and boost the capability of their networks.
Pressure on current investments is growing as consumers rush to adopt new smartphones and other devices that can be used to access high-speed internet services.
Vodafone Netherlands has become the world's first operator to deploy an entirely scalable small cell system for its enterprise customers.
The technology is being supplied by SpiderCloud Wireless (San Jose, CA, USA) and is designed to boost in-building capacity and coverage for the operator's range of enterprise customers.
The system can be installed much faster than older small-cell technologies and incorporates a node allowing the operator to control more than 100 multi-access small cells.
Egyptian fixed-line incumbent Telecom Egypt has signed a deal to provide transmission services to Etisalat Misr, the country's number-three mobile operator and a subsidiary of United Arab Emirates giant Etisalat.
In a statement, Telecom Egypt (Cairo, Egypt) says the "long-term" agreement gives Etisalat (Cairo, Egypt) the right to use transmission services across its network immediately, citing the value of the contract as EGP200 million ($28.6 million) annually.
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VENICE, La. — An explosion and fire ripped through a Gulf oil platform Friday as workers used a cutting torch, sending at least four people to a hospital with critical burns and leaving two missing in waters off Louisiana.
Coast Guard Capt. Ed Cubanski told a news conference in New Orleans the well was not producing at the time and no oil was leaking. A small amount of oil spilled from the rig when workers using a torch cut into a 75-foot-long, 3-inch-wide line on the platform. Cubanski said a sheen one-half mile long and 200 yards wide was reported in the area.
"It's not going to be an uncontrolled discharge from everything we're getting right now," Cubanski said.
The fire had since been extinguished, Coast Guard spokesman Drake Fore said. He said Coast Guard aircraft and boats were searching for two missing people. Nobody was believed killed in the fire, but Cubanski said 11 people were flown from the platform to area hospitals or for treatment on shore by emergency medical workers.
Taslin Alfonzo, spokeswoman for West Jefferson Medical Center in suburban New Orleans, said four injured workers were brought to the hospital in critical condition with second- and third-degree burns over much of their bodies.
Two were sent by ambulance to the Baton Rouge Burn Center. Two others were to be sent later. She could not release identities or any other information.
The production platform owned by Black Elk Energy is about 25 miles southeast of Grand Isle. The Coast Guard said 26 people were aboard the platform at the time of the explosion.
The platform is for oil production from an established well, unlike the Deepwater Horizon rig, which was drilling an exploratory well for oil giant BP in mile-deep water when it blew up and triggered a massive oil spill in 2010. That site is well to the east of Friday's explosion.
Cubanski said the platform appeared to be structurally sound. After the April 2010 explosion on the Deepwater Horizon, that rig burned for about 36 hours before suffering structural collapse and sinking to the Gulf floor.
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On Wednesday, April 10, Metro Transit and the City of Madison Transit and Parking Commission will hold a public hearing at 6 PM to discuss service changes proposed to go into effect in August.
Route 18
Problems with this route include:
A review of on-time performance revealed that 22% of the trips on the route cannot maintain schedule; mainly between 7:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. One fact lost in that number is the temptation for drivers to speed in residential areas in order to stay on time.
Also under consideration is a proposal to have all Route 18 buses circulate through the Allied Drive loop in the same manner, using Chalet Gardens Drive to Lovell Lane, then left on Allied to the frontage road at Red Arrow Trail. This is a significant change to the route as it would essentially eliminate service on Crescent and Red Arrow Trail, which would continue to be served by Routes 19 and 59. This change is being proposed to reduce East/ West travel time by 1 or 2 minutes in both directions and simplify use of the route for patrons.
It is proposed that buses will serve Allied Drive as noted in the above map. However, "Via Raymond" buses will serve the West Beltline Highway's South Frontage Road as far east as Todd Drive, but they will NOT also serve the "Coho Loop" until 7:00 pm on weeknights. Previously, Via Raymond buses were proposed to access the West Beltline at Seminole Highway. This change is intended to work in concert with proposed changes to Route 40, which will have that route serving the Coho Loop in lieu of service from Route 18. To a certain extent, this change degrades the quality of service on Coho and Greenway Streets because they're losing the direct connection to and from the West Transfer Point. This change forces patrons to make connections through the South Transfer Point to complete the trip. That is certainly not as convenient as the current service design, but Route 18 should be on time, which represents the essential goal of the realignment. Simply stated, the change was needed to enable drivers to complete the route in the allotted number of minutes.Refer to Route 40 for more information.
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The proposal to have all Route 18 trips in the Allied loop to serve Allied Drive, as opposed to splitting service between Allied Drive and Red Arrow Trail works toward accomplishing two essential goals. First, it would provide a more consistent service that's directed at bus stops with a higher level of utilization, and second, it would improve the route's on-time performance.
The graphic below displays average daily boarding data for bus stops along Allied Drive (west side of loop) and for stops along Red Arrow Trail (east side of the loop). Data were pulled from October of 2012 and clearly display a higher level of usage along Allied Drive. To simplify the service and direct the service at busier bus stops, planners have proposed that Route 18 will always serve Allied Drive north of Lovell Lane, while Route 19 will continue to serve Red Arrow Trail.
This map shows the proposed alignment of Route 18 service in the Allied Loop. The dotted blue line displays current routing for about half of Route 18's service. Route 19 will still serve Crescent Road and Red Arrow Trial.
This change also reduces distance operated in the loop by one-half of a mile on streets that have a low average operating speed, saving between 1 and 3 minutes of travel time in both directions. The amount of time saved would result in more reliable connections for passengers at the transfer points.
Under the current route 18 schedule, buses are arriving late at the transfer points about 30% of the time. This often results in missed connections, or buses arriving at the last moment and dropping off passengers in transfer point driveways, who then run to the buses to which they want to transfer. It also results in bus operators "pushing it" (i.e. speeding and attempting to make traffic signals) in an attempt to maintain the schedule, knowing that the passengers need to make their connections. These are obviously unsafe situations, which would be alleviated by streamlining this important route.
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WOBURN -- Family and friends gathered today for a memorial Mass for a paratrooper killed in Iraq, the first Woburn native killed in combat since the Vietnam War.
Governor Deval Patrick, attending his first service for an Iraq casualty since taking office this month, hugged relatives of Keith A. Callahan after the 90-minute Mass and also comforted them beforehand. Patrick did not speak during the service and did not speak to reporters afterwards.
Callahan, 31, a sergeant first class in the Army's 82nd Airborne Division and a father of four, was killed south of Baghdad this month during his fourth deployment to Iraq. He was guarding a road crossing to provide security for his platoon when an improvised explosive device exploded.
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