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Tragedy / Comedy / Loss / Accident The Reverends Jesse Jackson and Al Sharpton, while visiting a primary school class, found themselves in the middle of a discussion related to words and their meanings.
The teacher asked both men if they would like to lead the discussion of the word "tragedy."
So the illustrious Rev.
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A young farm lad from northern Alabama goes off to college, but about 1/3 of the way through the semester, he has foolishly squandered away all of the money his parents gave him.
Then he gets an idea. He calls his daddy. "Dad," he says, "you won't believe the wonders that modern education is coming up with! Why, they actually have a program here at Auburn that will teach our dog Ole Blue how to talk!"
"That's absolutely amazing," his father says. "How do I get him in that program?"
"Just send him down here with $1,000" the boy says.
By: SouthernThunder on July 30, 2007 - 12:16pm - Add new comment
I was in an accident this afternoon. Nothing really serious but I took my eyes off the road for a second and rear-ended a car.
We pulled over and got out, and the other driver was a DWARF!!
He was very mad!
He stomped back to me, looked up at me and said "I am NOT happy!"
I said, "Okay, then, which one are you?"
This is a joke, folks! :)
By: SouthernThunder on July 31, 2007 - 6:48am - Add new comment
The Old Cow Hillary Clinton and her driver were cruising along a country road one evening when an ancient cow loomed in front of the car, the driver tried to avoid it but couldn't - the aged bovine was struck and killed. Hillary told her driver to go up to the farmhouse and explain to the owners what had happened. She stayed in the car making phone calls to lobbyists.
About an hour later the driver staggered back to the car with his clothes in disarray.
By: SouthernThunder on August 1, 2007 - 6:21am - Add new comment
A young blonde woman was driving through the Florida Everglades while on vacation. She wanted to take home a pair of genuine alligator shoes in the worst way, but was very reluctant to pay the high prices the local vendors were asking.
By: SouthernThunder on August 2, 2007 - 6:15am - Add new comment
How To Guarantee Yourself A Ticket While she was "flying" down the road yesterday (10 miles over the limit), a woman passed over a bridge only to find a cop with a radar gun on the other side lying in wait. The cop pulled her over, walked up to the car, and with that classic patronizing smirk we all know and love, asked, "What's your hurry?"
To which she replied, "I'm late for work."
"Oh yeah," said the cop, "what do you do?"
"I'm a rectum stretcher," she responded.
The cop stammered, "A what? A rectum stretcher?
By: SouthernThunder on August 20, 2007 - 12:05pm - Add new comment
As for you brown eyed people, good luck in your next life! I am So glad I have blue eyes. That explains why I have been so successful in life! lol
Read this article to understand!
"Baby, those baby blues may be the key to your success, according to a report on News.com.au.
A new study by U.S.
By: SouthernThunder on August 21, 2007 - 12:01pm - Add new comment
After reading this article, I wonder how many applicants, not necessarily minorities, fail such test here in S.C. and why they failed. Maybe the answer is in the article. Tell me what you think.
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A Woman at the Hardware Store Harry was repairing a door and found that he needed a new hinge, so he sent his wife Mary to the hardware store. At the hardware store, while waiting for Carl, the manager, to finish waiting on a customer, Mary noticed a beautiful teapot on a top shelf. When Carl was finished, Mary asked, "How much for that beautiful teapot, Carl?" He replied, "That's silver and it's $300!" "My goodness, that sure is a lot of money!" Mary exclaimed. Then she proceeded to describe the hinge that Harry had sent her to buy. Carl went to the back room to find it.
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143th Running on Saturday, June 6, 2015$1,000,000 1 1/4 4&UP (Turf) Grade: I
The MANHATTAN HANDICAP has been held on Belmont's main turf course at 1 ¼ miles since 1970. From its inaugural running in 1867 through 1896 it was run on at 1 ¼ miles on the dirt track at Jerome Park and Morris Park. It was not run in 1897 and 1898-1969 it was run at distances of six furlongs, seven furlongs, one mile, 1 ½ miles and 1 5/8 miles. It was held at Jerome Park 1872-94, at Morris Park in 1895 and 1897-1904, and at Belmont Park since 1905 (other than 1959 and 1963-1967 when it was held at Aqueduct). It was always held in the fall until 1991 when it was moved to the Belmont Stakes weekend. From 1994 to the present it has been on the undercard of the Belmont Stakes. The inaugural date in of the Manhattan Handicap is somewhat nebulous. Although a race identified as the Manhattan Handicap at 1 ¼ miles for all ages has been held since 1872, for some reason the New York Racing Association and the American Racing Manual only has its initial running at 1896. To further confuse the issue, early editions of the New York Times state that it has been held since 1867. Although there was an identical race held at Jerome Park since 1867, it was not identified as the Manhattan Handicap until 1872. If 1867 is indeed considered its inaugural running, it would make the Manhattan Handicap the third oldest stakes in the country, after Keeneland's Phoenix and Saratoga's Travers. What is not in dispute is the quality of outstanding horses who have won the event, including Preakness, Harold, Parole, Firenze, Los Angeles, Raceland, Henry of Navarre, Roseben, The Finn, Naturalist, Sarazen, Devil Diver, Stymie, High Gun. Round Table, Quicken Tree, Academy Award, Sky Classic, Paradise Creek, Awad, Better Talk Now, Dancing Forver, and Gio Ponti. The change was made to run the race under allowance conditions, rather than as a handicap, for the 2014 edition.


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By the time you are up for tenure, all of the questions that seemed so up-to-date in graduate school will be hopelessly antiquated. If you really want to learn political theory, you must spend some time with the even older questions that are never out of date. What is justice? Why should I be just? What is the best regime? How does one kind of regime turn into another? Are the basics of right and wrong known to everyone? Can people really rule themselves? Does a people always get the government it deserves? Is it right to do evil that good may result? In reflecting on such questions it makes sense to dwell with the most original and profound thinkers in the history of political thought. This is the only course in the Department of Government which offers you such an opportunity. There is no substitute. Even other political theory courses (including my own) focus on only particular aspects of the Western tradition. By contrast, the readings in this course are chosen in such a way as to provide a short survey of the canon, from Plato to NATO. Our survey includes classical pagan and Christian authors, social contract theorists, and utilitarians.
Graduate standing required. Consent of the graduate advisor must be obtained. For students in the Department of Government, this course satisfies the political theory requirement.
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Seminar participants will write analytical outlines of each of the eight reading assignments. (What this means will be explained on the first day.) In the determination of grades, analytical outlines will count for two-thirds and vigorous seminar participation for one-third.
Required. Except for Bentham, which in online, the following texts must be purchased. Try to purchase the editions listed below, because they are used in class. Plato, Republic (BasicBooks) Aristotle, Nicomachean Ethics (Bobbs-Merrill) Augustine, The City of God (Penguin) Thom. Aquinas, The Political Ideas of St. Thomas Aquinas (Hafner) Thomas Hobbes, Leviathan (Penguin) John Locke, Two Treatises of Government (Cambridge) Jeremy Bentham, Principles of Morals and Legislation Online at http://www.la.utexas.edu/research/poltheory/ bentham/ipml/index.html John Stuart Mill, Utilitarianism (Hackett) Budziszewski, Written on the Heart (InterVarsity)


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There's also the orcs of the Wingripper tribe of the city of Wyvernsting. They ride and train wyverns, which are sort of like dragons.
I suggest you read the PathfinderWiki Article on the subject. It's the best compilation of information on the subject. I should know, I wrote most of it myself.
Magda Luckbender wrote: Note that I won't be done with adding all the new subdomains from Inner Sea Gods for a few days. I'm most of the way through, however.
I think it would depend on which AP you were playing. If you are playing Reign of Winter, I would suggest Desna, as most of the native clerics who oppose the witches in Irrisen are Desnan. For Iron Gods, I'm not sure. As Voltron64 suggested, Iomedae is a good bet, as she probably the most militant anti-evil goddess.
Sean K Reynolds wrote: Thanks for clearing this up, Sean, despite no longer being on the company dole. I love the idea of the divine servitors.
I would also add the Pathfinder Wiki to your list. Although it can obviously not be as good as having each of these individual publications, it helps track down sources on a subject that you might be unfamiliar with, or fill in some gaps if you are missing a few of them.
Off the top of my head, the Darklight Sisterhood and the timing of when the first gunpowder weapons were invented. The Darklight Sisterhood was excised completely. In the Campaign Setting the Gunworks (the main manufacturer of firearms) was founded in 1903 AR, but in the ISWG this was moved up to 4620 AR. I'm sure there are many other things, but I can't think of them right now.
Nawtyit wrote: Or maybe The Harbingers of Fate? Nawtvit, thou linkest to the site that shall not be named (and isn't updated substantively anymore). In the future, thou wouldst find the truest truth at PathfinderWiki.com
Was just looking at Heart of the Jungle today when I realized that the information on p. 28 about "Regions Farther South" mentions that the Kaliasso Jungle is south of Sargava and borders the sea to the west. Looking at the more recent Inner Sea Poster Map Folio, I see that this now seems to be called the Jungle of Hungry Trees. Are they one and the same?
It is never mentioned if Queen Domina Arabasti had a husband, although she did move from Cheliax to Korvosa with her son as an adult, so she was probably already a widow then.
The books you've already mentioned are really the only sources on your topics of interest. Other books make passing references to them, but add nothing substantive. As for future adventures set in Katapesh, who knows? I have heard nothing on the grape vine, but then again I am not as close to that vine as others.
Quandary wrote: What is the relationship between Ouat and Pahmet? Are Ouat basically a subset of Pahmet, or what? The Ouat are an order of monks dedicated to Irori and Nethys. Their members are predominantly Pahmet dwarves, but include other races as well. Pahmet is the name of northern Garund's dwarven culture. I'll work more on those PFWiki articles soon :)
Albus wrote: Anything about the countdown clocks or the dominion of the black in the book? Yes, there is brief mention of them in relation to the Slave Trenches of Hakotep.
The one that immediately jumped to mind is not a full god, but an empyreal lord: Vildeis, also known as the Cardinal Martyr.
There were a number of small easter eggs like the one you found that were included in the Campaign Setting and the other early books. Most were edited out in subsequent books (such as the Inner Sea World Guide) once they were discovered. One that comes to mind is the Slohr.
Lycanthropes have been greatly expanded upon in Golarion canon recently with the publication of "Blood of the Moon". Here's the article I wrote on the PathfinderWiki on lycanthropes (needs a bit more updating): LYCANTHROPE
Starglim wrote: Yup! The Inner Sea World Guide is generally my go-to reference in the Pathfinder Campaign Setting. Looks like there's a bit of confusion as to what the proper language of the ancient cyclopes should be. And just as an FYI, the Kasatha (as of right now) have not been mentioned in a Campaign Setting source, only in the Advanced Race Guide and Bestiary 4.
Karui Kage wrote: Either that, or it was changed in Bestiary 4 because it's a "setting-neutral" source. But I think you are right, I think it was a typo, although I'll keep my eyes open for further instances.
Karui Kage wrote: Excellent set of links :) I make use of all of those for my home games. I'll have to adjust my site to start hot-linking a lot of those languages from the Archives to the Wiki. I already do that for Deities and some Nations (in the Background Generator) but that's about it. Thanks! Glad to know our work is of use to others. It's a constant work in progress, so if you see something, please feel free to let us know here or on the Wiki.
Great work, Karui Kage! For descriptions of most of these languages, you can also check out PathfinderWiki's various pages on languages spoken in the Pathfinder Campaign Setting: Human Languages of Golarion


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4 hours 4 min ago | two items |
1. We are going to be in good shape for the stretch run toward a at large bid position. These two wins today put us on a trajectory that a sweep of penn st ans sparty with a win in our first btt game will probably put us in at worst the 14 slot in pwr. Hope for st cloud st, Yale and Harvard to lose tonight. |
3 days 9 hours ago | I always thought it was Thatcher quoting Churchill |
but since I can't find that on the internet, I concede your argument. |
3 days 10 hours ago | Just to be clear |
I'm OK with Harbaugh being so focused on being a football coach that he doesn't know the difference between New Years and Christmas (at least based on his quote)-- we hired a football coach, not a theologian. (OTOH, man, is he really that singularly focused?) Just be prepared when he says something that might not be as "socially acceptable" as some at Michigan want all officials to be.... |
3 days 10 hours ago | To paraphrase Winston Churchill |
Hail and Unite is a great thing, until you run out of other people's money. |
3 days 10 hours ago | I trust Magnus's abilities to read minds |
I heard he was tested for it at Langley back in '78. |
3 days 13 hours ago | Um ok |
"I've said this before but a lot people think January 1st is the start of the new year, and those that believe in Christianity and espouse Catholicism believe that correlates with the birth of Christ but we in football treat the first day of spring practice as the new year." Soooo we know Harbaugh won't be running for Pope then... :) |
4 days 8 hours ago | I think phrase you're looking for is |
"War Daddy" See: Vince Wilfork |
4 days 8 hours ago | INtriguing to me |
- Ty Issac at 240 suggests to me he's ready to challenge for starting everydown back - AJ Williams is now a TE in name only. He'll be the power TE in 2-TE sets (as if we didn't now this already) - Chris Wormley at 300 gives me goosebumps. Like Alan Branch shaped goosebumps. - Ben Braden at 331 is scary to me (not in a good way). Don't we need some mobility out of him? GGlasgow losing 10 lbs and becoming a pulling ball of death is scary (in a good way) - Alex Malzone? 6'2" 218 lbs. Jim Harbaugh playing days? 6'3" 215 lbs. Just saying. |
4 days 8 hours ago | Add to the optimism |
St Cloud St a number of slots ahead of us have a 2 game series against NoDak this week, then a two game series against Denver the following week. That's a possible 4 game losing streak for a team that would be really beneficial to us if they start dropping. Probably the biggest hurdle from my vantage point looking at the PWR, RPI and upcoming games is Yale. I think we can pass Harvard, UM-L, and Vermont by natural inertia via winning out the regular season, but Yale might be tricky to bypass. Which is why I'm going to have StatTracker up for that SCS v NoDak series... SCS gets swept, it's Oh Doctor a race to the end. We could have Yale move up to 14 and then us in the precarious 15 slot. To quote Princess Leia, "It ain't over yet" |
4 days 8 hours ago | @ 25dodgebros |
Wow. You're a Debbie Downer. You do realize that in 2011 we were a Tiny Jesus miracle save from winning the whole thing, and 2012 we were in the tourney for a 20th consecutive season and as a 1-seed right? Sure the last two seasons have been bad and some warts have been exposed in the program foundation, but (A) it's not like we're going on a 10 year streak of futility, (B) an above average goaltender probably has us on the edge of the Top 10 in RPI, and (C) a 6-7 game win streak (which we've already done this year against similar competition to what we're going to be facing) gets us in? Lighten up Francis, and look back longer than if you were a sophomore in college this year. Plus, have you watched college hockey the last 10 years? The depth is across the board better in every conference- longtime doormats like the ECAC have risen up to be national powerhouses. It's not the 90s where all you ahd to be was Michigan with high powered recruiting classes and guarantee yourself a 2 seed at minimum. College hockey is harder now overall than it was 10 years ago, and Michigan's (relative) struggles the past two years have proven that out. |
4 days 9 hours ago | Psychologically yes |
but RPI wise, no. The BU game is probably the one that affects us the most, with Ferris 2nd, and UNH 3rd. You don't lose bonus points for bad losses compared to good ones, but you gain bonus points for good wins. |
4 days 14 hours ago | Don't give up on that Penn St bonus yet |
A PSU sweep this week and a strong finish by them outside of a weekend sweep and a loss in the BTT to us still could keep them in the Top 20. Teams ahead of them are going to get bombed in the next couple weeks, and we need is for them to finish in the Top 20 RPI at the end of the season. Damn it would be nice to have a 3rd place game for them to pick up one more win before the season ends. It's funny, you flip either that Ferris St or BU game we lost earlier this year, each by one goal, and we're probably sitting on the bubble line instead of jumping multiple teams. |
4 days 14 hours ago | One minor correction |
the phrase is "plausible deniability". You need to watch more X-Files. :) |
4 days 14 hours ago | Thanks |
I'm going to imagine things are going to be really volatile through this weekend, and then we'll have a pretty clear picture of how things stand going into the Penn St weekend series. |
4 days 14 hours ago | On a depressing note |
(as if we didn't have enough of those lately).... anybody watch John Gibson goaltend for the Ducks last night? :( |
5 days 10 hours ago | I'm of the same mind |
I don't think this team can clamp down on defense and win a 1-0 / 2-1 game right now, but I wanted to add some perspective away from the "SWEEP OR DIE" and "FIRERED.COM" mentalitiy I saw on the message boards after the games this weekend. In all honesty, if Wiscy and Michigan St are competent teams in out-of-conference this year, we're probably talking about can we stil get a 2 or 3 seed instead of can we still get in the tourney. The weakness of the conference overall is a anchor like no other we've seen in contemporary Michigan hockey history. |
5 days 11 hours ago | So we're at 85 now? |
Or 86? I've lost track and if you count the Glasgows and Kerridge and whoever else. Good luck and God speed Mr Bellomy. |
5 days 12 hours ago | I am 100% in favor |
of tickets being lowered in anyway for any students to try and encourage more students to come and be a part of the football community. |
5 days 12 hours ago | Spiketrotters you say? |
Like this? http://img1.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20110817032900/muppet/images/3/3c/The_Harlem_Globetrotters_Elmo.jpg |
1 week 2 hours ago | as an at large |
Probably. We'd need to win all seven remaining and probably beat Penn st or Minnesota in a b1g tourney game, and then we're still probably hoping Yale, Harvard, and /or Vermont piss their pants with losing streaks and an early conference tourney loss. Stranger things have happened but this team isn't showing the testicular fortitude to have me give them benefit of doubt. It'd probably b1g tourney or bust at this point. |
1 week 1 day ago | Additionally |
for Brackeology reasons, as long as majority chalk holds in the major conference tourneys (American Hockey can go f itself) realistically we're battling Yale, Harvard, and Vermont for the last at-large seed. Yale and Harvard have a great chance to cannibalize themselves in the last weeks of the ECAC race, and Vermont probably needs a big run in the Hockey East tourney to pick up some RPI points. We finish strong in 1st or 2nd place in the B1G and make the BTT final, we're probably in. |
1 week 1 day ago | Ground can be made up quick in PWR |
Yale, Harvard, and Providence (3 non-B1G teams ahaed of us in PWR right now) have difficult weekends. Yale's got two road games against ranked Qunnipiac and unranked Princeton, Harvard has a three set this weekend with conference roadies against ranked St Lawrence and unranked Clarkson, but then also has a Beanpot game against BC on Monday.Providence has a home-and-home against UMass. I could easily see Yale dropping both, Harvard dropping all three and Providence splitting, giving us a chance to make up some ground if we can sweep. Vermont is tied with us in PWR and they've got a fairly light weekend with a pair against Merrimack. Minnesota and Penn St are playing in a swap weekend. Gophers sweep, they probably have the inside track to the regular season title and possibly an at-large spot. A split and everybody resets (maybe Michigan and Minnesota get one spot closer in PWR due to a Minnesota drop) for next weekend's pressure cooker. A Penn St sweep at home with a sweep by us probably means a Chinese fire drill in the PWR standings with B1G teams as Michigan would probaly move ahead of Minnesota and Penn St would take Michigan's buble spot with Minnesota behind them. I'm still holding out hope that a 7-1 or 8-0 finish to the regualr season with a B1G tourney finalist showing means we get an at-large 4 seed. |
1 week 1 day ago | Little known fact |
If you have kids and they like shrimp, go to Olive Garden. The kids meal shrimp plate is massive and cheap. THE MORE YOU KNOW |
1 week 1 day ago | So if it's truly "uniquely LA" |
Concourses will be mishmashed all around the stadium and weave to God knows where with too little room, the hot dogs will be $10-15 depending on if you want all organic grass fed humanely killed beef, or a vegan fair trade Boca Dog from the in-house Whole Foods. Suites will have real grass seating areas watered by the leftover spillage from cokes in the bleacher seating, and you'll have to take a 30-yr mortgage out to pay for season tickets. But HEY! Steve Martin, Iggy Azalea, and some guy who playeda Stormtrooper in ALL THREE ORIGINAL TRILOGIES(!!) will be in the same stadium as you! Cue Randy Newman! *Music* I loooovvee LA! |
1 week 1 day ago | Grey Cup! |
Gray Cup? No, Coupe Grey. |
1 week 1 day ago | Yep |
Chelsea, Tottenham, Arsenal, QPR, Crystal Palace, and West Ham currently. I forget but I think there's one or two others that are either in the next division down or were in the Premier League within the last 10 years. |
1 week 2 days ago | I'd be down with a MLB / NHL model |
with a slight tweak (for the other sports too). All HS players are eligible and if a team drafts you, you can either sign with them immediately or wait 2-3 years. HOWEVER, the pro team that drafts you then becomes responsible for paying your cost of attendance in order to keep your draft rights. If they don't like the school you chose or you're not developing as they'd hope, then they can drop the financial assistance and the school then has to guarantee the remainder of your eligibility. Basicaly, the pro team gets your draft rights and if you're good enough right away, there's no barrier to you playing right away (Kobe, Garnett, LeBron, etc). If the pro team has a logjam at your position for 1-2 years, they can "stash you away" in college for a couple years (much like how the NHL used to use the European leagues). If you develop fast, you're eligible to play in 2 years in the pros at which point the proteam has sunk $50-100k in you (cheaper than a D-league deal), your college has benefitted from 2 years of activity, and you've had 2 years to build a "brand" for yourself. If you're a slow developing player, the proteam gets a mature player for the cost of $100-200k or is a sunk cost if they player doesn't develop at which point the player has a chance to prove his worth to someone else and the proteam is off the hook for way less than the cost of a Corleone Young contract. |
1 week 2 days ago | Exactly |
It's not like Blue vs Green or Red vs. Orange. Red v Blue are two distinct very discernable colors. Add the gray pants v maize pants and the radically different helmet designs, and you have a recipe for gloriousness :) |
1 week 4 days ago | XXOO |
Love you little guy. Please come back. Save us Tiny Jesus. |
1 week 4 days ago | I wasn't talking about the crowd |
the actual team is going to goon it up as much as humanly (and even then some) possible. They're going to take from the Stan Van Gundy playbook and "Form a F*g Wall" at the blue line and dare us to try and execute a successful dump and chase or force the referees to call obstruction penalties. It's going to be messy like an Ohio State spelling bee. |


text: That's wonderful. Since I don't wait for participants to complete their job (except local node?) if I use 'mnesia:transaction/1' instead of 'mnesia:sync_transaction/1', plus Mnesia put transaction logs onto disk even if database is RAM based (right?), RAM based database in this case (multiple replicas using 'mnesia:transaction/1') doesn't make much difference, is that right? Thanks a lot for your help, Renyi. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Hakan Mattsson" <> To: "Renyi Xiong" <> Cc: <>; "Tony Zheng" <>; <>; "Ulf Wiger (AL/EAB)" <> Sent: Friday, February 17, 2006 1:57 AM Subject: Re: mnesia question On Thu, 16 Feb 2006, Renyi Xiong wrote: RX> what if one node participant fails to respond (machine down or network down) RX> during commit process while the coordinator waiting for commit vote RX> ('receive' waits forever for a message, right?) Mnesia detects that and re-runs the transaction. Se below. Transaction recovery is a fundamental functionality in Mnesia as well as in all other DBMS's. RX> the reason why I'm asking this question is that: RX> RX> our system is designed to handle thousands of write transactions a second RX> and to have multiple replicas to provide fault tolerance. if one replica RX> down and fails to send 'mnesia_down' message. there is a good chance that a RX> commit process is on going. RX> RX> does 'mnesia_monitor' on coordinator node handle that? Yes, all mnesia_monitor's are linked to each others. When mnesia_monitor detects that some of the others are down, it will tell all coordinators and participants (via mnesia_tm) on the local node about it. The coordinators and participants will then act accoringly and recover their own transactions. /Håkan RX> Thanks, RX> Renyi. RX> RX> ----- Original Message ----- From: "Hakan Mattsson" <> RX> To: "Renyi Xiong" <> RX> Cc: "Ulf Wiger (AL/EAB)" <>; RX> <> RX> Sent: Tuesday, February 14, 2006 2:04 AM RX> Subject: Re: mnesia question RX> RX> RX> On Wed, 8 Aug 2001, Renyi Xiong wrote: RX> RX> RX> Thanks guys, RX> RX> It's really helpful for us to understand how Mnesia works. RX> RX> RX> RX> 1.My understanding is when one node initiates a write operation it sends RX> a RX> RX> message to each of the replicas at same time and doesn't care the write RX> RX> transaction status on other replicas. It's up to the transaction handler RX> on RX> RX> each node to handle the write transaction separately. Is that right? RX> RX> Yes, this is true for normal transactions using RX> 2pc. But it is not as bad as it sounds as the RX> transaction recovery protocol ensures that the RX> outcome of the transaction always is atomic. RX> RX> If needed, Mnesia will automatically use 3pc as RX> transaction protocol. It is slower, but takes RX> care of transactions operating on multiple tables RX> which are replicated asymmetrically. RX> RX> RX> 2.How do I know the write operation succeeds on at least RX> RX> on of the replicas including the one which initiates it? RX> RX> Use mnesia:sync_transaction/1. It waits for all RX> participating nodes to complete their commit work RX> before it returns. It is slower, but needed in RX> some applications. RX> RX> /Håkan RX> RX> RX> Thanks, RX> RX> Renyi. RX> RX> RX> RX> ----- Original Message ----- From: "Hakan Mattsson" RX> <> RX> RX> To: "Ulf Wiger (AL/EAB)" <> RX> RX> Cc: "Renyi Xiong" <>; <>; RX> RX> <> RX> RX> Sent: Monday, February 13, 2006 8:54 AM RX> RX> Subject: RE: mnesia question RX> RX> RX> RX> RX> RX> On Mon, 13 Feb 2006, Ulf Wiger (AL/EAB) wrote: RX> RX> RX> RX> UW> Renyi Xiong wrote: RX> RX> UW> > RX> RX> UW> > 1. what happens if one of (not all of) the RAM replicas of RX> RX> UW> > Mnesia table fails when doing write operation? write fails? RX> RX> UW> RX> RX> UW> If you are using transactions, chances are good that mnesia RX> RX> UW> will be able to follow through after all. The transaction RX> RX> UW> is completed as an 'asymmetric' transaction, and the failed RX> RX> UW> node gets the opportunity to update itself later. RX> RX> RX> RX> Yes, the transaction is completed consistently on the RX> RX> surviving nodes. On the node(s) where Mnesia fails to RX> RX> write, Mnesia will be terminated. When Mnesia later is RX> RX> started on these nodes, it will pick the table contents RX> RX> from the surviving node(s). This fundamental behavior RX> RX> is the same for all types of transactions as well as RX> RX> for dirty writes. RX> RX> RX> RX> For transactions using 3pc, the recovery procedure is RX> RX> more complicated as the failing nodes may need to RX> RX> determine the outcome of the transaction before the RX> RX> transaction log can be processed. 3pc is used for RX> RX> transactions involving updates of the schema or RX> RX> asymmetrically replicated tables. RX> RX> RX> RX> UW> (Of course, assuming that the failed node is not the RX> RX> UW> one that initiated the transaction.) RX> RX> RX> RX> The recovery procedure is the same, even if it was the RX> RX> failing node that initiated the transaction. RX> RX> RX> RX> UW> If you're using dirty writes, you may end up with RX> RX> UW> database inconsistency. Don't use dirty writes on RX> RX> UW> replicated tables unless you really really know what RX> RX> UW> you're doing. RX> RX> RX> RX> This is a good general advice. RX> RX> RX> RX> Using dirty writes on replicated tables, is about as RX> RX> hazardous as using master nodes, using the RX> RX> max_wait_for_decision configuration parameter or to RX> RX> force load tables. Elaborating with these mechanisms RX> RX> may easily end up with an inconsistent database as RX> RX> they bypasses the transaction recovery procedure in RX> RX> Mnesia. Sometime it is necessary to use these RX> RX> mechanisms, but use them with care. RX> RX> RX> RX> /Håkan RX> RX> RX> RX> UW> > 2. Is Mnesia table RAM replica distributable across VPN network? RX> RX> UW> RX> RX> UW> If you can get Distributed Erlang to work, you will be able to RX> RX> UW> replicate mnesia tables. Without Distributed Erlang - no RX> replication. RX> RX> UW> RX> RX> UW> RX> RX> UW> > 3. Is possible to add and remove RAM replica dynamically? RX> RX> UW> RX> RX> UW> Yes, using the function RX> RX> UW> RX> RX> UW> mnesia:add_table_copy(Tab, Node, Type) RX> RX> UW> RX> RX> UW> where Type == ram_copies, if it's a RAM replica you want to add. RX> RX> UW> RX> RX> UW> Removing a replica: RX> RX> UW> RX> RX> UW> mnesia:del_table_copy(Tab, Node) RX> RX> UW> RX> RX> UW> Regards, RX> RX> UW> Ulf W


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Bathroom mold causes, cures, prevention: this article gives advice on how to find, test for, remove & prevent mold in bathrooms, including mold found on bath tiles, moldy tile grout, moldy caulk, and hidden bathroom mold. Brown mold, and sometimes darker black mold commonly found on bath tile grout may be harmless, a cosmetic clean-up job handled with bathroom cleaners. On occasion mold in bathrooms may indicate a more serious hidden leak behind a cabinet, vanity, wall, or floor. In such cases there may be hidden rot, insect damage, or a larger mold reservoir that needs attention. Here we explain how to decide what to do about bathroom mold, how to remove it, how to prevent new bath mold growth, and when to dig deeper into building cavities. Green links show where you are. © Copyright 2015 InspectApedia.com, All Rights Reserved. Is Bathroom Mold a Health Risk or Indoor Air Quality Problem?This bathroom mold diagnostic procedure helps identify the presence of or locate the probable sources of mold reservoirs in bathrooms, and helps decide if there is a need more invasive, exhaustive inspection and testing such as cutting openings to inspect wall, ceiling or floor cavities. Obviously such destructive steps should be avoided if at all possible, so first let's look at which kinds of bathroom mold indicate cosmetic versus more serious trouble. Allergenic bathroom mold: Our photo at left shows the most common place to find mold in a bathroom, on the tile grout or caulk. Do you need to test this brown stuff to identify it as mold or to identify the mold genera/species? Normally not. The cleanup procedures are the same regardless of the mold identification. However on occasion, there is a reason to test and identify mold growth in buildings. See MOLD TEST REASONS for details. Usually this mold is a member of the Cladosporium sp. group, often C. sphaerospermum - among the most common molds found, and possibly allergenic. The total area of mold in this case is trivial and unlikely to be harmful to anyone. It is primarily a cosmetic issue. A close up of this bathroom mold on tile grout is shown at below (left). There is no need to perform a mold test to identify small areas of mold such as those shown here. Just remove the mold and correct the conditions that contribute to mold growth. Whenever cleaning mold, especially when opening a wall or ceiling cavity where you have found leak damage, remain alert for the discovery of a large moldy area (more than 30 sq.ft.). If a large area of mold is discovered, stop work, seal off the work area, and consult a professional. Our photos above show close ups of moldy bath tile grout. Mold may also be found in bathrooms on bath caulks (page to photo) and on the surface of ceramic tiles and even toilets and sinks where those surfaces have become coated with soap scum or organic dust and debris. These molds may appear to be "black mold" but on closer look they are usually brown members of the Cladosporium family. Hidden Mold in Bathrooms - How to Evaluate the Risk of Harmful and Hidden Bathroom MoldA bit of looking around may disclose larger and more problematic mold contamination in bathrooms. Here are some places to look:
Photo Guide to Finding Mold Under or Behind Bathroom Vanity CabinetsIf there has been protracted leakage or spillage under built-in cabinets such as bath vanities, there may be a mold cleanup job under or behind these components. We removed this bath vanity after receiving complaints of recurrent moldy odor in this bathroom. No amount of cleaning of other bath surfaces had reduced the mold smell. A slight slope in the bathroom floor had been sending tub spillage behind this bath vanity for a decade or more. Water spillage was inconsistent - it depended on who used the shower and how much water they splashed onto the floor. What makes a lot of sense sense is to study the building carefully to decide on the building points at most risk of having been wet from leaks due to construction details or other site observations. That's where one would make a test cut. Like behind the vanity cabinet near the most moldy corner in our photo, above right. More mold-contaminated cabinets can be seen Also see BROWN HAIRY BATHROOM MOLD for a Q&A on the harmfulness of "hairy brown mold" found in a bathroom. Identifying & Removing Dense Brown Hairy Mold Found On Bathroom Floor & Under CarpetingQuestion: what is this hairy brown mold found in my bathroom? Is brown hairy mold dangerous? How do I get rid of it?I live in Melbourne Australia and I have a major issue with my bathroom floor. Please see my brown hairy mold photographs (below). The images are of brown mold growths on the bathroom floor, & afterwards when I had scraped them off the floor. I do understand that no competent expert would pretend to ID mold [or any other microscopic particle] from just a field photo. But I have no idea what I'm dealing with and of course am concerned for my health and my family's. Can you tell me please - is brown hairy mold dangerous? When I scraped the protrusions off the bathroom floor, it turned into a powder & hair like structures stood on end. I would be most grateful if you could please tell me what this could be and if it is dangerous. I'm wanting to send a specimen away for analysis & hope that I can locate a government organisation in Australia, such as the Agricultural Department, hopefully they can do this at no cost. - G. P., Melbourne, Australia Reply: Examination of fungal material in an aerobiology lab is needed for sure identification of moldYour photos are blurry and no competent expert would pretend to identify a mold genera or species just from email photos. But with that caveat stated, the pattern and character of the mold in your photos resembles like a fungus Stemonitis sp. - see BROWN MOLD PHOTOS where we include photographs of Stemonitis sp. found on a bathroom floor and growing on oriented strand board (OSB) or "waferboard" in a basement. Enlarging your photos [click any image to see an enlarged version] we see the mold was thick under carpeting (above left) meaning that in at least this area of the building, mold growth, including in hidden cavities such as walls, floors, ceilings, is likely to be extensive. Watch out: And one would certainly expect other leak damage; that "wrinkled" looking floor baseboard trim board - if that's what it is in photo #1 at above left - means there have been leaks and probably rot. If the mold test lab or aerobiology lab technician who examines a mold test sample you provide is familiar with myxomycetes, s/he should easily recognize the fungus from an actual sample. - you can use the clear adhesive tape sampling procedure at TEST KITS for DUST, MOLD, PARTICLE TESTS and send the sample to a qualified local lab of your choice [not to us]. Some Brown Hairy Molds are Probably HarmlessStemonitis sp. is a Myxomycete ( a class of fungus) that is not listed in our nor in the authoritative Atlas of Clinical Fungi, deHoog et als. as a known toxic mold but as we warned you earlier, having so much fungal growth and leakage as we saw in that lifted-carpeting photo, you should expect that other genera/species are likely to be present even if you don't see them yourself from a superficial inspection. Watch out for Other Leaks & Hidden MoldWatch out: At a minimum you'd be smart to assume there are allergenic molds present and if there is more than about one square meter of moldy material, to use appropriate protection measures during cleanup as well as, of course, finding and correcting the leaks that led to these conditions. In most circumstances it is not necessary to test mold to identify the genera species. That information will not change how mold should be removed or prevented in buildings. But on occasion, such as for medical reasons or for control of a larger, costly mold remediation project, there are reasons (MOLD TEST REASONS) to identify mold on surfaces or in building air or dust. This article is part of our series: MOLD in BUILDINGS which describes how to find mold and test for mold in buildings, including how and where to collect mold samples using adhesive tape - an easy, inexpensive, low-tech but very effective mold testing method. Reader Question: is this stuff in our bathroom black mold?I was wondering if you could tell by the pictures if this is black mold? They are pictures of my shower. The trim by the shower, behind the toilet, is gross too. And on the other side of the wall is another bathroom. The last picture is of the tile in that bathroom and it has cracked and caved in. If you could take a look, your opinion would be greatly appreciated. - K.L. Reply: visible black stuff or mold-suspect materials + evidence of leaks and water spillage can be a clue that says look more carefully for leak damage and hidden mold in buildingsA competent onsite inspection by an expert usually finds additional clues that help accurately diagnose a problem with leaks, mold, and hidden mold. That said, here are some things to consider:
Watch out: don't assume that all "black mold" is harmful nor that it is the most important mold in your home. While some dark colored molds are indeed potentially harmful, others can be insignificant or even simply of cosmetic concern. However the conditions that produced the mold growth that you see can indeed have produced other, less easy to spot, molds, including hidden mold in building cavities or light colored but harmful molds that move throughout building air (such as Aspergillus sp. or Penicillium sp.) and that could be of more concern. If you have a small area of mold or even mold-suspect material (less than 30 sq ft or less than 10 ft by some EPA sources with which I disagree) then spending on testing or professional clean-up are not normally appropriate, with the warning that if in the course of ordinary cleaning and renovations you discover a larger reservoir, a professional should be consulted. Continue reading at MOLD CLEANUP GUIDE- HOW TO GET RID OF MOLD or select a topic from the More Reading links shown below. Suggested citation for this web pageBATHROOM MOLD at InspectApedia.com - online encyclopedia of building & environmental inspection, testing, diagnosis, repair, & problem prevention advice. More ReadingGreen link shows where you are in this article series.
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Jennings was hurt when he was sandwiched by the Cardinals' Bryant McFadden and Aaron Francisco after catching a 25-yard pass from Aaron Rodgers. Jennings lay on the turf for several minutes before he was able to walk off on his own.
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