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Tuesday, 28 May 2013
Non-blocking transactional atomicity
Peter Bailis:
tl;dr: You can perform non-blocking multi-object atomic reads and writes across arbitrary data partitions via some simple multi-versioning and by storing metadata regarding related items.
Without the time to go through all the details of the algorithm proposed by Peter Bailis and the various scenarios of a distributed system where the algorithm would have to work, my head was cycling between:
- could this actually be expanded to a read/write scenario? at what costs?
- isn't this a form of a (weaker) XA implementation?
Luckly, Peter Bailis is already answering some of these questions in his post1:
If you're a distributed systems or database weenie like me, you may be curious how NBTA related to well-known problems like two-phase commit.
In case you are familiar with XA, you could start reading the post with the "So what just happened?" section and then dive into the details of the algorithm and possible extensions.
Thanks Peter for stopping my head spin! ↩
Original title and link: Non-blocking transactional atomicity ( ©myNoSQL)
via: http://www.bailis.org/blog/non-blocking-transactional-atomicity/
Thursday, 2 May 2013
Banks and the Ethernal Consistency Example or What trumps consistency
Todd Hoff extracts and expands on some thoughts about BASE vs ACID from Eric Brewer's NoSQL: Past, Present, Future published on InfoQ:
Consistency it turns out is not the Holy Grail. What trumps consistency is:
- Auditing
- Risk Management
- Availability
But the cornerstone of the availability vs consistency conversation is:
Availability correlates with revenue and consistency generally does not.
✚ Over time Michael Stonebraker has been the most prominent supporter of exactly the opposite argument.
✚ Remember Emin Gün Sirer's The NoSQL Partition Tolerance Myth? He used the bank example too.
Original title and link: Banks and the Ethernal Consistency Example or What trumps consistency ( ©myNoSQL)
Tuesday, 2 April 2013
MongoDB Transactions With TokuDB's Fractal Tree Indexes Engine
Interesting new direction of TokuDB pushing their storage engine based on Fractal Tree Indexes to MongoDB:
Running MongoDB with Fractal Tree Indexes (used today in the MySQL storage engine TokuDB) is fully transactional. Each statement is transactional. If an update is to modify ten rows, then either all rows are modified, or none are. Queries use multi-versioning concurrency control (MVCC) to return results from a snapshot of the system, thereby not being affected by write operations that may happen concurrently.
Original title and link: MongoDB Transactions With TokuDB's Fractal Tree Indexes Engine ( ©myNoSQL)
via: http://www.tokutek.com/2013/04/mongodb-transactions-yes/#gsc.tab=0
Tuesday, 5 February 2013
Introducing Highly Available Transactions: The Relationship Between CAP and ACID Transactions
Learning from Peter Bailis:
While the CAP Theorem is fairly well understood, the relationship between CAP and ACID transactions is not. If we consider the current lack of highly available systems providing arbitrary multi-object operations with ACID-like semantics, it appears that CAP and transactions are incompatible. This is partly due to the historical design of distributed database systems, which typically chose consistency over high availability. Standard database techniques like two-phase locking and multi-version concurrency control do not typically perform well in the event of partial failure, and the master-based (i.e., master-per-shard) and overlapping quorum-based techniques often adopted by many distributed database designs are similarly unavailable if users are partitioned from the anointed primary copies.
There's also a paper (PDF) authored by Peter Bailis, Alan Fekete, Ali Ghodsi, Joseph m. Hellerstein, Ion Stoica. These names should tell you something.
Original title and link: Introducing Highly Available Transactions: The Relationship Between CAP and ACID Transactions ( ©myNoSQL)
via: http://www.bailis.org/blog/hat-not-cap-introducing-highly-available-transactions/
Thursday, 5 April 2012
Cloud Computing Lets Us Rethink How We Use Data
But not everything we do in a database needs guaranteed transactional consistency.
Imagine you are charged with designing a system to collect data on temperature, air flow and electricity use in a building every few minutes from hundreds of locations. The system will be used to make the building more energy efficient. Now imagine you lose a few data points every day. The cause isn't important but it could be a glitch with a sensor, a dropped packet, or an incomplete write operation in the database.
Do you care?
It depends from what angle I'm looking at this question. If I'm the producer of the sensor, I do care if it has a glitch. If I'm a network administrator I do care there are dropped packets. And if I am a database system I do care if I'm dropping write operations. And I also have to tell whoever is using me if I am able to receive operations—am I available when I'm needed?
Original title and link: Cloud Computing Lets Us Rethink How We Use Data ( ©myNoSQL)
Wednesday, 28 March 2012
ACID in HBase: Row Level Operations Explained. Plus Something New
Lars Hofhansl:
HBase employs a kind of MVCC. And HBase has no mixed read/write transactions. […] When a write transaction (a set of puts or deletes) starts it retrieves the next highest transaction number. In HBase this is called a WriteNumber. When a read transaction (a Scan or Get) starts it retrieves the transaction number of the last committed transaction. HBase calls this the ReadPoint.
Understanding the behavior of read and write operations in HBase is definitely useful. Learning that an upcoming HBase version will support atomic multi operations (HBASE-3584) and even multi-row local transactions (HBASE-5229) is priceless.
For HBase atomic multi-operations:
Delete d = new Delete(ROW);
Put p = new Put(ROW);
AtomicRowMutation arm = new AtomicRowMutation(ROW);
and HBase multi-row local transactions is implemented as mutateRowsWithLocks
method in HRegion
and can be used by coprocessors only (no client API).
Original title and link: ACID in HBase: Row Level Operations Explained. Plus Something New ( ©myNoSQL)
via: http://hadoop-hbase.blogspot.com/2012/03/acid-in-hbase.html?spref=tw
Thursday, 23 February 2012
WhySQL: MySQL/InnoDB ACID Guarantees for Evernote
Dave Engberg has published on the Evernote Techblog a post explaining why the Atomicity, Consistency, and Durability characteristics of a single replicated MySQL/InnoDB deployment are essential to the way Evernote operates.
While it's difficult to argue about a technical decision with so little details available, I still wanted to point out a couple of things:
Atomicity: most of the NoSQL databases offer atomic operation at the level of a single record. For distributed systems that do not want to rely on 2PC, it is the multi-row atomic operations that are not supported.
The example presented in the post does not require multi-row transactions, but rather guaranteed client operation ordering. This is achievable in most NoSQL databases.
Consistency: the post talks about data consistency from the perspective of data integrity guarantees through usage of foreign keys.
In the world of NoSQL similar behavior could be achieved by different data modeling solutions. Using Cassandra as an example for the notebook deletion scenario, one could store all the notes of a notebook in a single Cassandra row, thus making the delete operation safe.
It's also worth mentioning that many of the eventually consistent NoSQL databases offer different consistent read and write operations.
Durability: with just a few known exceptions, most NoSQL databases offer strong durability guarantees.
In conclusion, based only on the few details of the post, one could easily argument that a NoSQL database would fit the bill. But most of the time the reality behind is much different, making technical decisions a tad more complicated.
Original title and link: WhySQL: MySQL/InnoDB ACID Guarantees for Evernote ( ©myNoSQL)
Thursday, 22 December 2011
Couchbase Server 2.0 Durability and Write Performance
Matt Ingenthron in a forum thread:
There is quite a bit of work ongoing to optimize some of these paths, and there are some features coming to allow you to specify that you want to block until a change is durable at either the replication or the disk IO level. I believe use that internally to the server for prioritization as well.
Right now we write things as fast as we can and we constantly scan.
I think I've seen this before. And I thought Couchbase Server 2.0 will be using CouchDB durable persistence engine. Couchbase Server 2.0 is still in developer preview so there's time for this to change. But some clarifications would be welcome.
Original title and link: Couchbase Server 2.0 Durability and Write Performance ( ©myNoSQL)
Tuesday, 6 September 2011
Redis-Based MOM: Redis for Processing Payments
Santosh Kumar:
As you work more with Redis you soon start finding yourself building out workflows, i.e. small pieces of code that talk to each other via Redis. For someone familiar with a Service Oriented approach to building systems this should feel like deja-vu. Except, instead of using a protocol (HTTP, TCP, UDP, AMQP, ZeroMQ) we are going back to CS101 using a good old queue datastructure.
I think instead of workflows and Service Oriented, the right term is message services or MOM. Indeed, Redis' blocking queues, the corresponding commands, and PUB/SUB support provides one with the basic building blocks of message services. But these are useful only if you don't need specialized solutions (RabbitMQ, ActiveMQ, etc.) which will provide solutions for more complicated scenarios.
Later in the post, Kumar mentions implementing transactions for the scenario he picked, payment processing, using Redis' multi-exec. If things haven't changed radically lately, I'd underline the fact that Redis MULTI/EXEC/DISCARD is just a batched serialized executor and not ACID transactions.
Original title and link: Redis-Based MOM: Redis for Processing Payments ( ©myNoSQL)
via: http://santosh-log.heroku.com/2011/08/19/redis-for-processing-payments/
Friday, 8 July 2011
Comments on Urban Myths About NoSQL
Dan Weinreb comments on Michael Stonebraker's Urban Myths about SQL (PDF) :
Dr. Michael Stonebraker recently posted a presentation entitled "Urban Myths about NoSQL". Its primary point is to defend SQL, i.e. relational, database systems against the claims of the new "NoSQL" data stores. Dr. Stonebraker is one of the original inventors of relational database technology, and has been one of the most eminent database researchers and practitioners for decades.
In fact, Michael Stonebraker bashes everything that is not his current product—this GigaOm interview is the latest example.
For now, I'm filing this away until VoltDB is sold.
Original title and link: Comments on Urban Myths About NoSQL ( ©myNoSQL)
Thursday, 12 May 2011
C in CAP != C in ACID
Alex Feinberg explains it again:
Just to expand on this, the "C" in CAP corresponds (roughly) to the "A" and "I" in ACID. Atomicity across multiple nodes requires consensus. According to FLP Impossibility Result (CAP is a very elegant and intuitive re-statement of FLP), consensus is impossible in a network that may drop or deliver packets. Serializable isolation level requires that operations are totally ordered: total ordering on multiple nodes, requires solving the "atomic multicast" problem which is a private instance of the general consensus problem.
In practice, you can achieve consensus across multiple nodes with a reasonable amount of fault tolerance if you are willing to accept high (as in, hundreds of milliseconds) latency bounds. That's a loss of availability that's not acceptable to many applications.
This means, that you can't build a low-latency multi-master system that achieves the "A" and "I" guarantees. Thus, distributed systems that wish to achieve a greater form of consistency typically (Megastore from Google being a notable exception, at the cost of 140ms latency) choose master slave systems (with "floating masters" for fault tolerance). In these systems availability is lost for a short period of time in case the master fails. BigTable (or HBase) is an example of this: (grand simplification follows) when a tablet master (RegionServer in HBase) for a specific token range fails, availability is lost until other nodes take over the "master-less" token range.
These are not binary "on/off" switches: see Yahoo's PNUTS for a great "middle of the road" system. The paper has an intuitive example explaining the various consistency models.
Note: in a partitioned system, the scope of consistency guarantees (that is, any consistency guarantees: eventual or not) is typically limited to (at best) a single partition of a "table group"/"entity group" (in Microsoft Azure Cloud SQL Server and Google Megastore, respectively), a single partition of a table (usual sharded MySQL setups) or just a single row in a table (BigTable) or document in a document oriented store. Atomic and isolated cross row transactions are impractical on commodity hardware (and are limited even in systems that mandate the use of infiband interconnect and high-performance SSDs).
Alex and Sergio Bossa have previously had an interesting conversation on the topic of consistency from the ACID and CAP perspectives.
Original title and link: C in CAP != C in ACID (NoSQL databases © myNoSQL)
Tuesday, 5 April 2011
Consistency in the ACID and CAP Perspectives
Following a tweet from Nathan Marz:
The problem with relational databases is that they conflate the notions of data and views
Sergio Bossa and Alex Feinberg had a very interesting exchange about the meaning of consistency in the context of ACID and consistency in CAP theorem perspective.
Alex: @nathanmarz That's reason for confusion between C in ACID and C in CAP: C in ACID means consistent view of data which can be done w/ quorums
Sergio: @strlen That's a common misconception: ACID C just means your write operations do not break data constraints. It's not about the view.
Alex: @sbtourist It also refers to not allowing reads of intermediate states i.e., serializability. W/o a quorum, an EC system could allow such.
Alex: @sbtourist On the other hand, an async system where node B is behind node A is still C in the ACID sense without being C in the CAP sense.
Sergio: @strlen Nope, that's the isolation level (ACID I). Again, ACID C has a precise meaning and it's about constraints.
Alex: @sbtourist Yeah, I think you are right: serializability would be "I", with consensus (strongest form of CAP "C") being about "A" (atomicity)
Sergio: @strlen That said, I strongly agree with you about ACID C being different than CAP C.
Alex: @sbtourist Yes. Both "consistent" and "atomic" mean diff things in DBs than they do elsewhere in systems (e.g., way that "ln -s" is atomic)
There have been many discussions about the loose definitions of the terms in the CAP theorem. Daniel Abadi exposed an interesting perspective on the subject proposing instead PACELC:
To me, CAP should really be PACELC – if there is a partition (P) how does the system tradeoff between availability and consistency (A and C); else (E) when the system is running as normal in the absence of partitions, how does the system tradeoff between latency (L) and consistency (C)?
Original title and link: Consistency in the ACID and CAP Perspectives (NoSQL databases © myNoSQL)
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The first IMEST was deployed in 2004 to Portugal for the UEFA European Football Championship. To date, more than 90 teams have been deployed to countries across the world.
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The same drawing is printed correctly from another users PC. This leads me to believe that the problem is related to Design Review or one of its components.
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The city now says Hurricane Sandy took the lives of 45 New Yorkers, but NY1 has learned that the toll was far higher: In Coney Island, almost four times that number died within months of evacuating due to the storm, and ironically, the effort to save them may have led to their deaths. Jeanine Ramirez filed the following report.
After Hurricane Sandy hit, it took three days to rescue elderly and disabled patients from the Sea Crest Health Care nursing home in Coney Island. They stayed in the waterfront building through the storm and after.
The 611 residents waited three days without power or heat until FEMA rescued them. Now, NY1 has learned that within three months of that evacuation, 125 of those 611 patients died.
"Unfortunately, there were a number of deaths," said Michael Schrieber, executive director of Sea Crest.
Schrieber said that after an event like Sandy, any abrupt change is catastrophic to a frail population. The American Health Care Association refers to it as "transfer trauma."
The national organization studied the effects of evacuations on the nursing home population after Hurricane Katrina and Hurricane Gustav, among others, and found that death rates spiked 30 to 90 days after an evacuation because of a rapid decline in health.
In a statement, Samantha Levine, a deputy press secretary for the mayor, said that the city realized the risk.
"It is very risky to evacuate elderly and vulnerable people and, along with the state, we decided it was safer to shelter in place," the statement reads.
Sea Crest and the rest of the city's nursing homes were ordered to ride out the storm, even when located in a mandatory evacuation zone. At Sea Crest, the water wiped out all of the building's mechanicals, including the backup generators.
Ultimately, there was no choice but to leave. According to the city, nobody died during the evacuation, but the Health Department did not keep track of nursing home deaths in the months that followed the storm.
Schrieber said that new contingency plans are being worked out for possible future evacuations.
"I think the city has a plan and a better plan, and we've been working together with them, and hopefully, we never see anything like this again," he said.
The Health Care Association study says that with enough time and preparation, nursing home residents can be evacuated successfully. At Sea Crest, though, there was no time.
The nursing home reopened in May after extensive renovations, but without a significant number of its residents.


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Set up an Asus Transformer Pad TF300 Video Transcript
Hey. I'm Donald Bell and this is the ASUS Transformer Pad TF300. One of my favorite Android tablets and one of the first to run the icecream sandwich version of Android out of the box and now that we have it out of the box, I'm gonna walk you through the setup process and show some tips for optimizing it. Most of what I'm covering here will apply to any Android Tablet running Android 4.0 or later. Before we start though, there are a few things you can do ahead of time to make the process super smooth. Number one, make sure you have a Google account. Number two, if you wanna buy any apps, set a payment on Google Wallet and for number three, upload your music on music.google.com. All right. Now the set appears very common for an Android device. On the first page here, you've got the welcome screen where you can choose what language you want the device to be set up in. Here I'm gonna choose United States English. Start. On the next page here you got the input method, this is kind of unique for the ASUS Tablet here. This is really dealing with the keyboard and the system language. I'm just gonna hit next 'cause I'm using the generic system language for the Tablet. Next, you've got your Wifi setup page . You wanna make sure you're connected to the internet here so I'm going to choose my local Wifi. Now, I'm gonna put my password. Now, we're gonna hit next. Here we have the screen for setting the date and time. I'm just gonna have this automatic to set the date and time over the internet but I wanna make sure I've got the right timezone. Hit next. Now, here we're gonna enter in our Google account information. This is where you can really save some time by setting this up ahead of time and sign into my Google account. First thing I put in my user name and my password. Now, I'm just gonna wait for this to sign in and then we get a screen here for backup and restore. This is gonna make sure any settings I have on this tablet are backed up to Google's Cloud. As you can see, it's gonna take a few minutes for this to complete. So, for pulling down any apps I may have purchased and making sure that those are gonna be available to me. There's also this screen here now for using Google's location. Google wants to keep track of you especially the GPS built into this device. I wanna be able to use that feature so I'm gonna hit next and set up is complete. You're all done. Hit finish. Okay. So, we're up and running but we're not out of the woods yet. Here are few extra sets I can safely recommend to everyone. First, launch the web browse and follow the prompt to spell the adobe flash player. This will come in handy for viewing flash content on the web. Next, while you're in the app store, click on the download tab to manage any automatically downloading apps you may not need and to ensure the updates you do need are being installed. A lot of these apps I bought for my phone. I really don't need them on my tablet like this bus stop locator but updates for Gmail and Google Maps, those are gonna be useful. With icecream sandwich Google finally including their Cloud Connected Music app default but when you open it up, it's blank. For whatever reason, you actually have to go into the setting and associate this app with your Google account. Another auto mission is Google's new mobile Chrome browser. This is one of the best mobile browsers out there and Google made it just for icecream sandwich but you have to search it out and download it from their app store. Now, this is my personal tablet. Here are few other quick settings I would tweak. From here and out, this is just a matter of taste but I figure it's worth sharing. GPS, kill it. You can find it in the quick settings here with the tap and a swipe. If I need it, I know where to find it but I don't wanna hurt my battery life. The weather widget, gone. Give it a tap and hold and drag it up to the top. Takes up space and I already have this feature on my phone. Same goes with the date and time widget plus I have the same info down here on the bottom. As a Gmail user, the ASUS e-mail widget on the main screen is also pretty redundant. In it's place, I'll pull up the Gmail inbox widget from the widget menu, pull it on to the home screen and give us some extra room. I'm also gonna kick up the font size here in the display settings. The default size is really intended for phone and the huge setting here seems barley adequate but I'll take it. The shortcut for the stock browser app, gone. I can dig it up in the app menu if I ever want to take advantage of the slash compatibility but right now I'm gonna move Chrome in it's place. I delete the Gmail app shortcuts since the widget does the same thing and since practically every aspect of my life is now connected to my Google account, I'm gonna use a security settings here to put a pin on the lock spring. Finally, considering I made this huge investment in a Quad Core Tablet, I want a killer app to show it off. This makes it easy by including the (??) shortcut over here on the last page which highlights the game that really shine on integrity processor like (rip die GP?). Integrity zone links right into the Google app store 'cause there's no extra setup required. So, those are all of my recommended tips for setting up the ASUS Transformer Pad TF300. For more information on this Tablet, check out the full review on Cnet.com. For more tablet tips and tricks, Heather (??) blog and if you had any other setup ideas you'd like me to know about, reach out to me on Facebook and Twitter. For Cnet.com, I'm Donald Bell.
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'It's Complicated'( Universal )
Angles of the love triangle: Jake (Alec Baldwin) and Jane (Meryl Streep) were married, but that was a long time ago. They've been divorced for 10 years and their kids are leaving the nest. When the former couple reconnects at their son's college graduation they begin a hot love affair, even though Jake is trying to start a family with his much younger new wife.
Final equation: Jane likes being the "other woman," but she's also looking for a real relationship. That's where Adam (Steve Martin) enters the picture, a successful and sensitive architect who is redesigning her kitchen. Of course, Jake's marriage falls apart and Adam finds out about the affair. Jake and Jane end the relationship, leaving Jane free to pursue a life with Adam. |


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Loft bed, Stairs, Slats, Guard rails, Tent, Dresser, Media chest
Kids want fun, and parents want safety. The Emma Storage Princess Tent Loft with Stairs and Dresser gives you both. Guard rails surround this versatile loft bed, and partially enclosed stairs with slot handles guide your child safely up to the bed. And for the fun part ... this white loft bed comes with a pink castle tent with windows, curtains, and a flag. The included seven-drawer dresser and media chest fit snugly under the elevated bunk, providing multiple storage options all in one compact space. You can also move the dresser and media cabinet out into your child's room to open up the space below the bunk for play or open storage.
Constructed with solid hardwoods and wood veneers, this convenient storage loft bed is strong and sturdy. It features arching end panels and decorative molding elements, and it even converts to a regular panel bed by simply removing the loft post extensions. The dresser has three upper drawers and four large lower drawers. Each drawer is built with dovetail joinery in all four corners for lasting strength. Under-mount, self-closing drawer glides ensure smooth, kid-friendly drawer operation. The media chest has two open shelves that can hold a variety of media players, while the double cabinet below provides hidden storage for DVDs, CDs, and larger audio-visual equipment. Wire management openings keep messy cords in check, guiding them quickly and neatly toward your outlets.
Although this girls tent loft bed requires assembly, it features dependable barrel nut and bolt construction with metal-to-metal connections for lasting quality. A wooden slat roll is included for complete mattress support - no box spring required! Mattress and additional coordinating Emma bedroom storage pieces are sold separately.
We take your family's safety seriously. That's why all of our bunk beds come with a bunkie board, slat pack, or metal grid support system. These provide complete mattress support and secure the mattress within the bunk bed frame. Please note: Bunk beds and loft beds are only to be used by children 6 years of age or older.
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Bolton Furniture is proud to offer consumers quality wood pieces at affordable prices since the early 1900s. Located in Vermont, Bolton selects its lumber locally. Each piece is carefully crafted, from the beginning stages of kiln drying to the packaging of the finished product. Having specialized in the detailed wood-craftsmanship of musical instruments, Bolton Furniture perfected woodworking in the 1970s. This means that their furniture pieces are created with extreme attention to detail and superior precision. Bolton Furniture's reputation is built on its products - durable, lasting, and beautiful.
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ATLANTA -- Chris Johnson believed he was overdue for a two-out hit with runners in scoring position.
He came through with a bases-loaded hit that helped turn a tie game into a rout.Johnson's two-run, go-ahead double was the big hit in a four-run sixth inning that helped the Braves to a 11-3 win over the Miami Marlins on Tuesday night.The Braves set a season high with 16 hits and matched their high for runs.Johnson was hitting .320 with two outs and runners in scoring position, according to STATS LLC. He only remembered the failed opportunities."I've not gotten the guy in this year when it was my turn to do that," said Johnson, who had three hits to lift his average to .330. "I was just trying to pick up the guys in front of me and I think that's the mark of a good ballclub."The game was tied at 3 before the Braves opened the sixth with three straight hits off Dan Jennings (0-1), loading the bases. Ryan Webb struck out Dan Uggla and Reed Johnson before Chris Johnson gave Atlanta the lead with his double past first baseman Logan Morrison.Jordan Schafer and Andrelton Simmons added run-scoring infield singles to cap the big inning.The Braves had five doubles and two triples but no home runs."I thought the biggest double was Chris Johnson's," manager Fredi Gonzalez said. "It looked like they were going to get out of that inning. It was a pretty good at-bat. He snuck that ball just inside the first-base line."Marlins manager Mike Redmond said Webb almost pitched out of the bases-loaded jam."It was a tough situation for him to come in, first of all, but he did a great job and almost got out of it," Redmond said. "Really, one pitch. And after that, the flood-gates kind of opened up."Webb said he "wouldn't take back any pitch I threw.""Nothing I can do about it," Webb said. "I did my job. I got the strikeouts, I got the ground ball."Morrison hit a two-run homer in the first inning.Kris Medlen (6-7) gave up three runs and nine hits and two walks in six innings as the NL East-leading Braves took their fourth straight win."I just tried to keep us close and not give away too many leads and wait for the big inning," Medlen said. "That's exactly what happened today."The Marlins' three-game winning streak ended. Miami committed two errors and left nine runners on base."We were sloppy today," Redmond said. "Sloppy in all aspects of the game. Defense, especially, but pitching, late in the game we made some dicey pitches. Offensively we had some chances but we just couldn't get that big hit."As well as we've played, it's disappointing that we didn't play better tonight and that we played so sloppy collectively."The Braves added three runs in the eighth. Justin Upton and Brian McCann, who each had three hits, had run-scoring singles in the inning. Johnson also had three hits. Andrelton Simmons tripled in a run.McCann also had a run-scoring double in the seventh.Miami rookie right-hander Tom Koehler gave up three runs, two earned, and five hits in five innings.An error by Marlins left fielder Juan Pierre helped the Braves break a 2-2 tie in the fourth. Justin Upton led off the inning with a triple to right field. Freddie Freeman followed with a fly ball between Pierre and center fielder Marcell Ozuna.Both outfielders hesitated before Pierre made a late try for the ball, which fell off his glove for the error. Upton scored for the 3-2 lead.Pinch-hitter Greg Dobbs' two-out single off Medlen in the sixth drove in Derek Dietrich for a 3-3 tie.Braves center fielder B.J. Upton left the game after the second inning with left forearm spasms. The Braves say Upton's status is day to day.The Marlins survived an injury scare in the third inning when Morrison was upended at first base when reaching for a wild throw by third baseman Placido Polanco on Medlen's grounder. Morrison fell over Medlen and landed hard on his right side. Medlen was safe on Polanco's error.Braves first base coach Terry Pendleton immediately signaled for help from the Marlins' dugout as Morrison, who missed the first two months of the season recovering from right knee surgery, remained on the ground. Morrison finally was helped to his feet and remained in the game.Medlen came out of the collision with a scrape on his right arm.Game notes
Schafer made his first appearance since fouling a ball off his right ankle on Wednesday, and he was limping after his pinch-hit single. ... Braves RHP Cristhian Martinez, on the DL since April 7 with a right shoulder strain, said he's still having pain. Martinez returned to Atlanta to have the shoulder examined. ... Gonzalez said C Evan Gattis, on the 15-day DL since June 18 with a right oblique strain, is improving but is not ready for baseball activities. ... Marlins RHP Ricky Nolasco, 5-10 with a 5.26 ERA in 23 career appearances against Atlanta, will face LHP Mike Minor as the three-game series continues on Wednesday night. ... Redmond said other starters will have their next starts pushed back a day to make room for RHP Henderson Alvarez, who will make his 2013 debut on Thursday night.
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1st | L Morrison homered to right (399 feet), G Stanton scored. | 2 | 0 | |
2nd | D Uggla grounded out to third, F Freeman scored. | 2 | 1 | |
3rd | K Medlen reached on bunt single to third, C Johnson scored on throwing error by third baseman P Polanco. | 2 | 2 | |
4th | F Freeman tripled to deep center, J Upton scored. | 2 | 3 | |
6th | G Dobbs singled to right center, D Dietrich scored. | 3 | 3 | |
6th | C Johnson doubled to right, J Upton and F Freeman scored, B McCann to third. | 3 | 5 | |
6th | J Schafer reached on infield single to pitcher, B McCann scored, C Johnson to third. | 3 | 6 | |
6th | A Simmons reached on infield single to pitcher, C Johnson scored, J Schafer to second. | 3 | 7 | |
7th | B McCann doubled to deep center, J Upton scored. | 3 | 8 | |
8th | A Simmons tripled to deep right center, P Janish scored. | 3 | 9 | |
8th | J Upton singled to left, A Simmons scored, J Heyward to second. | 3 | 10 | |
8th | B McCann singled to center, J Heyward scored, J Upton to third. | 3 | 11 | |
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Weather | 85 degrees, cloudy |
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- Broil peppers 4 in. from the heat until skins blister, about 5 minutes. With tongs, rotate peppers a quarter turn. Broil and rotate until all sides are blistered and blackened. Immediately place peppers in a large bowl; cover and let stand for 20 minutes.
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When is a smartphone not just a smartphone? When it's also a 41-megapixel camera. I'm Jessica Dolcourt with CNET and this is the Nokia Lumia 1020. Sold exclusively with AT&T, the 1020 packs on an enormous 41-megapixel camera, a larger than average sensor size, a Xenon flash, and an app that lets shutterbugs adjust everything from white balance to exposure, with convenient slider controls. Nokia's default ProCam app actually saves two images. The 5-megapixel photo that you can easily upload and share, and another 34 or 38-megapixel shot that lets you crop or zoom in to see more detail without losing image resolution. For creative types, the ProCam app has the slider controls that let you adjust everything from white balance to shutter speed to ISO and brightness. You can achieve some pretty cool effects this way and the built-in tutorial goes a long way to helping out novices. If you don't want to use the default app, there's also the native camera lens and other apps that you can easily load to capture panoramic shots and other creative scenes. Image quality is really good if you know what you're doing and pretty good if you're just playing around. I'm not even close to being an expert, but I still manage to tease out some fun shots from the advance settings. Other shots were just average. Since the phone is saving two images instead of one, it takes about 6 seconds until the camera is ready for another shot. That means, unfortunately, that you could be missing some really great photo ops when you're using the ProCam app. The video camera takes advantage of the 1020s lossless zoom during filming. In addition, it boosts audio during 1080p HD recordings, so that subjects sound louder than usual and that is a very good thing. Although the 1020's camera module does stick out a good half inch above the phones face, the phone is a lot slimmer than it could be and it didn't feel too bulbous or bulky in my pocket or in my hand. In fact, it's about the same shape as a lot of other Nokia Lumia phones. Running Windows Phone 8 is its operating system. This Lumia has 4G LTE and NFC in addition to the usual smartphone capabilities. The enormous honking camera is what really makes it stand out. Now Nokia's Lumia 1020 isn't for everyone. Avid mobile photographers really like the opportunity to try 2 in one device, but I think that more casual shooters will probably be happy with other high-end smartphones that sell for about $100 less than AT&T selling this one for. It's gonna cost $300 on contract at the full retail price. So, there you have it, the Nokia Lumia 1020 and its very large 41-megapixel camera. I'm Jessica Dolcourt for CNET. Make sure you read my full review at CNET.com.
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Score from 113 reviews
Very good
- 8.4/10