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Unmount the stock BMW cases stand
Hi all!
I want to unmount the stock BMW cases stand because I want to mount the TT one.
No problem for the upper part, my questions are for the lower part...
I made some pictures:
Here under the bike, I must unscrew the two screws which are holding the cases stand. Dummy question, must I rescrew the two screws after, or do they just hold the stand?
Here, on left side of the cases stand, there's the screw for the exhaust:
Is it OK to reuse the same screw after taking out the cases stand or will it be too long and I must have a shorter one?
Last one, here under the bike, behind the license plate:
We can see the cases stand going through the width of the bike. There's nothing like a screw I can see here, so is there a screw which hold the stand by the top (I mean under the rear BMW logo, where the luggage rack takes place)?
I hope my questions can be understood, my english isn't so good :D
Thank you in advance guys :)
Rack removal
I removed the vario racks off of my wife's F700GS and put wolfman racks on. If I remember correctly, it was fairly straightforward. The center part of the mount has one or two bolts that are accessed from removing the top rack. The slip on exhaust also has to be removed but it looks like you figured that out already.
Good luck! -Kevin
Thank you Dorito and Forrest39, this is clear :)!
Forrest39, did you screw the 4 bolts under the bike after taking out the rack? Same question for the two upper screws, did you screw them?
I did not put the bolts back in. I did pack them with some foam I had around the garage, because I didn't want to dig mud out later to reuse the holes.
Hindsight, there are a few other holes that are down there that are left open from the factory, and those don't seem to clog with mud. So, do as you want.
I replaced the hardware with new bolts included with the wolfman rack. If you are just removing the factory rack and not installing a replacement, I would suggest reinstalling the factory bolts with some removable thread locking compound. If the bolts bottom out (check this before using the thread locker...) then perhaps use some flat washers where the rack was. Reinstalling hardware in the holes will help protect the threads and might help keep water and debris out of the under seat area.
Cheers, -Kevin
Alternatively, if you are not planning on using the mount holes, you might use some silicone sealant / RTV or similar flexible sealing compound. It could always be removed later if you changed your mind...
I'll put a Touratech rack so the four holes under the bikes won't be used. I'll put the bolts back on the holes as you said, to avoid the holes being full of mud...
When I went from Vario racks to the Aluminum, I put 4 "future use" bolts in the holes. Good place for spares. :D
Hi guys :)!
I made it, there's no BMW rack anymore!
For the information maybe it could help some others guys, if you don't have the tool to remove the exhaut springs (like me, ahem :D), you can't remove the rack. But if you unscrew the two torx bolts under the bolt that hold the exhaust, you can move the "ring" of the exhaust and remove the rack ;)
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Thanks for the suggestions, guys! But I've seen the small rotary cutters at the scrapbook shops, and I've even looked at the Fiskar deckle shears, and neither are what I'm looking for.
If you remember seeing photos from back in the 50's, I'm sure you've seen a perfectly cut deckle edge. Nice and sharp, with no fraying or torn edges (at least on a new photo!). I'm guessing that most labs in that era had some type of guillotine cutter to make that deckle edge. But I've searched and searched online, and so far I can't find anything like it.
I'm still open for suggestions!
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Why use Chains of Ice? Thought Icy Touch would be stronger unless Chains gets some crazy scaling with the glyph and MoP gear.
Why use Chains of Ice? Thought Icy Touch would be stronger unless Chains gets some crazy scaling with the glyph and MoP gear.
Just poking my head in to let you guys know that you don't need to be Worgen or Goblin to solo Heroic Marrowgar. I just face tanked him as a Orc Warlock and he never spiked me during Bonestorm.
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Must have been hotfixed recently then
Abyssal Maw when Blizzard cancelled it.
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Does anyone think we're going to see deja vu in the next expansion? Namely, will level 85s gain access to ilevel 550 gear?
Hi, all. With the new gear coming in 5.2 I want to try farming Experiment from Ultraxion. Want your opinion on how much gear lvl you need if your skill as DK not very good. Also, mastery+haste or hit+expertise for reforge?
On a side note: run heroic Shado-Pan solo yesterday, for the achievement on last boss. Sha of Violence and pack with 2 consuming sha's was very interesting, while Taran Zhu just long and mostly boring. s54.radikal.ru/i145/1301/84/8b2e682cdb10.jpg
Edit: The Gordok Ogre Suit comes to mind.
Edit2: Nope, that didn't work either :P
Maybe Noggenfogger elixir you can get the skeleton appearence (30 minutes duration)
Or you can borrow someone before the pull, and use Ai-Li's Skymirror to copy a worgen/goblin/pandaren or some particular transformation
As a horde you can use Faded Wizard Hat to change your appearence for 30 minutes and if you get lucky you will transform in one of the goblin apprentice (but you can't equip your plate head or you lose the buff)
Wow, the appearence change is a great idea! Why didn't somebody come up with that earlier?
And I guess, Ciante's idea with Faded Wizard Hat.
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High sugar levels attract the deadly TB bacteria. A year-long study by BMC has unearthed a co-infection trend between TB and diabetes. Of 13,466 TB patients screened last year, 1,022 tested positive for diabetes.
"Prevalence of diabetes in Mumbai's TB patients is 7.5%. We're screening TB patients for diabetes," said Dr Minni Khetarpal, TB officer, BMC.
A study by Stevenson et al in 2007 quoted that a diabetic is three times more likely to get TB than a non-diabetic.
Experts say it's time the government provided free diabetes treatment to TB patients since many can't afford cost of insulin. "TB patients bleed financially due to high cost of insulin," said Dr Prabhudesai, chest physician at Lilavati hospital.
Dr Roshani Sanghani, diabetologist and Dr Zarir Udwadia, chest physician, at Hinduja hospital, recently wrote in a medical journal: "...In our practice, we have seen a growing link between TB and diabetes... We need to do more research on the same."
Dr P Prabhudesai said, "I have diabetes patients diagnosed with multi-drug resistant TB (MDR-TB) and it becomes very difficult to manage both diseases."
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I asked the cashier what was vegan she told me all the tofu dishes were vegan I ordered the clay pot and my tofu tasted just like meat. I told the cashier and she said it was vegan, when I was done with my meal there was tiny pieces of meat in the rice! On top on that my tea tasted like warm water Never again
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We also had the bathroom redone with new tile, fixtures, etc. - we think that should resolve the issues mentioned and provide a better experience for our guests. We will post pictures soon.
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Our only complaint - fairly minor would have to do with the shower. While the water temperature was very good it was impossible to adjust the spray to anything more than a very narrow stream. The shower walls are showing some signs of moisture damage from the shower and the humidity. A venting fan and a widespray shower head would make a big difference. We departed after 8 days,wishing the time had not gone by so quickly and looking forward to a return visit. We walked the area a bit and found the bus service easily accessible but having come to do as much golfing as possible, we rented a vehicle and found this location was very convenient to accessing golf courses because of proximity to 19. We wished we had more time to sightsee as there is so much to do but the purpose of our visit; relaxation and lots of golf was completely fulfilled.
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RALEIGH, N.C. Congress reported progress on legislation to overhaul the nation's health care Wednesday as President Barack Obama introduced a retooled message asserting his plan would protect Americans and limit insurers' power.
"We have a system today that works well for the insurance industry, but it doesn't always work well for you," Obama told more than 2,000 people in a North Carolina high school gymnasium. "What we need, and what we will have when we pass these reforms, are health insurance consumer protections to make sure that those who have insurance are treated fairly and insurance companies are held accountable."
Obama also acknowledged a setback in the drive to enact his top domestic priority, saying he doesn't expect Congress to vote on legislation until the fall because bills aren't even out of committees. The White House had pressed for passage before the House and Senate left for their August break.
"We did give them a deadline, and sort of we missed that deadline. But that's OK," Obama said.
"We don't want to just do it quickly, we want to do it right," he added. But he also signaled that he won't be patient if negotiations continue to drag, saying: "The American people can't wait any longer. They want action this year. I want action this year."
Back in Washington, there were signs of significant movement after a period of stalemate.
House lawmakers indicated they were moving ahead on their version of the health care legislation after leaders and fiscally conservative Democrats worked out a deal.
Four of the seven so-called Blue Dog Democrats on the House Energy and Commerce Committee said they resolved their differences with Chairman Henry Waxman of California and have agreed that the full House would not vote on the legislation until September so lawmakers can read the bill and listen to constituents. The lawmakers also had been meeting with White House chief of staff Rahm Emanuel.
Rep. Mike Ross, D-Ark., head of the Blue Dogs health care task force, appeared pleased with the agreement, saying: "It cuts the cost of the bill significantly by over $100 billion. It protects small businesses and it saves our rural hospitals and ensures that if there is a public option, it will be just that. It will be an option providing consumers more choices. It will not be mandated on anyone. And it now will clearly be on a level playing field."
Senators trying to reach a bipartisan compromise also reported progress in paring the costs of the plan as they push for an agreement they hope will appeal to the political middle.
Sen. Max Baucus of Montana, the Democrat leading the negotiations among three Democrats and three Republicans, said new estimates from the Congressional Budget Office show the plan that's taking shape would cover 95 percent of Americans by 2015, and cost about $900 billion over 10 years – under the unofficial $1 trillion target the White House has set.
As Congress continued to haggle over various bills on Capitol Hill, the president flew to North Carolina to emphasize consumer protections that he said would be in any bill he would sign. He was making the same pitch later in Virginia.


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WASHINGTON (REUTERS) - US intelligence efforts in Libya have suffered a significant setback due to the abandonment and exposure of a facility in Benghazi, Libya, identified by a newspaper as a "CIA base" following a congressional hearing this week, according to US government sources.
The intelligence post, located 2 km from the US mission that was targeted by militants in a Sept. 11 attack, was evacuated by Americans after the assault that killed Ambassador Christopher Stevens. Three other Americans died in the attacks on US-occupied buildings, including two who were hit in a mortar blast at the secret compound.
The publication of satellite photos showing the site's location and layout have made it difficult, if not impossible, for intelligence agencies to reoccupy the site, according to government sources, speaking on condition of anonymity.
The post had been a base for, among other things, collecting information on the proliferation of weaponry looted from Libyan government arsenals, including surface-to-air missiles, the sources said. Its security features, including some fortifications, sensors and cameras, were more advanced than those at rented villa where Mr Stevens died, they said.


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Defending champions Russia used a stunning third-quarter to brush aside hosts Serbia 74-65 and secure top spot in Group E at the U20 European Championship Women.
After a close first-half, Russia had held a 34-30 edge at the interval, but they dominated thereafter, scoring the first six points of the second half to build a double-digit lead.
Marina Markovic's three-pointer made it 40-33, but Russia then reeled off a 19-3 run to race away, going 59-36 ahead on Karina Nizamova's free throws.
Serbia did rally, with an 11-4 run - capped by Sara Krnjic's lay-up - making it a 71-58 game with 1:45 to go.
Yana Panevina nailed a three-pointer to give Russia breathing space, and Serbia's closing 7-0 spurt was in vain.
Alexandra Tarasova had 23 points and nine rebounds for Russia, while Anastasiya Shilova and Panevina finished with 14 each.
Krnjic led Serbia with 24 points and 15 rebounds, while Markovic finished with 14 points.Serbia settle for third spot in the group behind Poland.


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ONE YEAR AGO, it was television that first advised people outside lower Manhattan that something was terribly wrong at the World Trade Center.
It was television that delivered the horrific images of four passenger jets used as bombs. It was television that helped Americans grasp the scope of the death and devastation.
And it was on television that we watched world leaders weep, pray and cry out for justice.
As the anniversary of Sept. 11 approaches, it's no surprise that networks and cable channels are giving over many hours of airtime to reliving the day, remembering the victims and asking experts about the lessons learned. Network news divisions stayed with the story 90 hours or more and have archived a considerable portion of that video.
Even specialty cable networks are joining the effort. At 11 p.m. Tuesday, MTV will halt its regular programming and turn to ``consoling, thought-provoking and inspirational music videos'' through 6 a.m. Thursday. Country Music Television will run patriotic videos all day Wednesday.
At 8:46 a.m. Wednesday, A&E, the History Channel and the Biography Channel will begin running a crawl of victims' names lasting one hour, 43 minutes. At 8:30 a.m. the Scripps networks - HGTV, the Food Network, the DIY Network and Fine Living - will begin a two-hour telecast of ``a series of images, words and music intended to inspire quiet reflection.''
ESPN stays true to its sports focus with ``The Bravest Team: The Rebuilding of the FDNY Football Club,'' airing 9 p.m. Tuesday. Even Disney Channel's preschool-targeted ``Bear in the Big Blue House'' has a special one-hour episode (1 p.m. Monday through Friday) about a storm causing a big tree to fall on the library, illustrating how a community comes together in a crisis.
At the least, many stations are going commercial-free for the day or airing specially produced public service announcements. Most major advertisers, including Coca-Cola, Ford and UPS, don't want to run spots on Wednesday anyway.
Programmers were in a damned-if-you-do, damned-if-you-don't situation on how to handle the anniversary. Some critics are screaming ``overkill.'' (``We don't need a parade of talking heads to tell us how to feel, nor a deluge of television programs to help us remember a day few of us will ever forget,'' wrote Boston Globe columnist Renee Graham.) But doing little or nothing to mark the day could appear insensitive.
``If somebody ran their regular series, the critics would go after them for sure,'' said Bob Gustafson, director of the Entertainment Industry Institute at California State University, Northridge. ``They would say, 'How thoughtless, how money-grubbing, how unpatriotic.' Criticism like that is pretty hard to take.''
Gustafson says there is likely another, more gut-level reason for the glut of programming: The worst of the three events happened in the city that is headquarters to most TV networks, and their decision makers are influenced by their own sensitivity and personal ties to the locale.
Is spending hours watching 9-11-related programs emotionally helpful or harmful to viewers? It depends on the programs' focus and tone, said Brian Lickel, a psychology professor at the University of Southern California.
He said revisiting significant events such as this can be positive, both for remembering the dead and sparking public debate on how the nation should respond.
``If the coverage is of the towers being hit and mug shots of the hijackers and then Osama bin Laden - a re-encapsulation of what, to me, was a nationalistic framing - then I think we'll see negative consequences.
``My concern as a social psychologist who studies group conflict and violence is the extent to which reportraying the events from that date will reignite the anti-Arab, anti-Muslim sort of prejudice that was seen directly after the event,'' Lickel said.
He thinks people who spend four hours or more watching anniversary coverage are likely to have stronger feelings - anger, depression or maybe even staunch support of President Bush's unrelated agendas - than people who spend this Sept. 11 at, say, a child's soccer game.
Gustafson believes that, whatever the initial impact of the anniversary programming, it will diminish over time.
``There is a huge caveat to that,'' he added. ``I think it is assumed that this is a singular event, with a beginning, middle and end. Maybe not.''
This week on TV
AMERICA REMEMBERS The attacks are recalled in clips and comments from CNN reporters, including Paula Zahn. Part 1 from 4 to 6 p.m. and Part 2 from 8 to 11 p.m., CNN.
GROWING UP AT GROUND ZERO One of the few programs truly suitable for kids, ``Growing Up'' looks at students at New York's PS 234, a school only four blocks from the World Trade Center site, and children from around the world who reached out to them. 5 p.m., MSNBC.
60 MINUTES Reports on survivors' families, and America's readiness for future attacks. 7 p.m., CBS.
FRONTLINE: CAMPAIGN AGAINST TERROR A chronological look at the U.S. response to the attacks. 9 p.m., KCET.
MSNBC INVESTIGATES: TARGET MANHATTAN This documentary was originally produced in August 2001, with former Sen. Warren Rudman and other security experts foreseeing a ``series of events leading to the destruction of the World Trade Center.'' Shelved after the attacks, it has been updated with fresh interviews, but it is the older footage - viewed through a post-9-11 perspective - that is most chilling. 10 p.m., MSNBC.
REFLECTIONS FROM GROUND ZERO Nine short films created by NYU film school students and graduates, including ``From the 104th Floor,'' an animated imagining of one trapped woman's experience; ``What Work Is,'' about iron workers who descended on the site hoping to save lives; and ``Welcome to NY,'' about how ground zero became a focal point for tourism. 8 p.m., Showtime.
INVESTIGATIVE REPORTS: ANATOMY OF 9/11 The last 102 minutes of the World Trade Center, based on reporting by The New York Times. 9 p.m, A&E. Repeated at 10 p.m. Wednesday.
AFGHANISTAN YEAR 1380 This week's ``P.O.V.'' looks at the months following the retaliatory strikes against the Taliban and their toll on the already war-weary and battered civilians of Afghanistan, as seen by doctors and nurses of an international relief organization. 10 p.m., KCET.
NOVA: WHY THE TOWERS FELL The acclaimed science series had exclusive access to the forensic engineers who used computer models to determine how the massive steel structures became vulnerable and failed. 8 p.m., KCET.
REPORT FROM GROUND ZERO ABC brings to television the best-selling book by volunteer firefighter Dennis Smith, who gathered first-hand accounts of the Trade Center destruction and its aftermath. Survivors and relatives of the dead speak for themselves here. 9 p.m., ABC.
DATELINE Reports on how survivors and victims' families experienced 9-11, with Tom Brokaw. 9:30 to 11 p.m., NBC.
AMERICA REBUILDS For this documentary, narrated by Kevin Spacey, Great Projects Film Co. was granted exclusive access to Ground Zero last fall by Mayor Rudy Giuliani. The footage is now the city's official record of recovery and cleanup efforts. 10 p.m., KCET.
MEMORIAL OBSERVANCES Coverage of the memorial observances in New York, Washington and Pennsylvania can be found on ABC, CBS, NBC, CNN and Fox News beginning on most stations at 7 a.m.
REEL LIFE: VISIONS FROM GROUND ZERO Four short documentaries and an animated film related to the attacks. 8 to 10:30 a.m., Cinemax.
TOWN HALL NBC's afternoon coverage includes Tom Brokaw's Town Hall meeting with victims' relatives, survivors and rescue workers. 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., NBC.
ANSWERING CHILDREN'S QUESTIONS Peter Jennings moderates a discussion with many of the same kids and panelists who took part in one on Sept. 15, 2001. 12:30 p.m., ABC
9/11 Charles Gibson gives a minute-by-minute reconstruction of the attacks and the government's response, while Peter Jennings anchors an examination of what was going on inside the Twin Towers in the 102 minutes from the first jet's collision to the second building's collapse. 7 p.m., ABC.
FRONTLINE: FAITH AND DOUBT AT GROUND ZERO This moving program raises the question ``Where was God on 9-11?,'' giving the perspectives of theologians, the lay faithful and skeptics. 8 p.m., KCET.
60 MINUTES II Scott Pelley has an exclusive interview with George W. Bush. The president and his close advisers recall what happened within the administration during the tragedy's immediate aftermath and offer their thoughts on the future. 8 p.m., CBS.
9/11: THE DAY AMERICA CHANGED Brit Hume anchors. 8 p.m., Fox.
IN MEMORIAM: NEW YORK CITY, 9/11/01 Repeat of the Emmy-nominated documentary that aired earlier this year, with former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani. 8 p.m., HBO.
9/11 CBS replays Jules and Gedeon Naudet's very compelling documentary, commercial- and promotion-free. The brothers began their film as a documentary about a firefighter in training, and it was their camera that captured the first jet's impact. Robert De Niro hosts. 9 p.m., CBS.
THE CONCERT FOR AMERICA Hosted by Tom Brokaw and attended by the president and first lady, the concert is to tape Monday in Washington, D.C. Performers range from opera greats Placido Domingo and Renee Fleming to pop's India.Arie, soul's Aretha Franklin and country's Alan Jackson. 9 p.m., NBC.
A REQUIEM FOR SEPT. 11 With the Manhattan skyline, Ellis Island and the Statue of Liberty as a backdrop, the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra gives a live performance of Verdi's 1873 Requiem. 10 p.m., KCET.
FACE OF 9/11 On the rebuilding process at Ground Zero. 10 p.m., Discovery Channel.
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(1 -- color) Firefighter Dennis Smith assembles first-hand accounts of the attack in ``Report From Ground Zero,'' 9 p.m. Tuesday on ABC.
(2 -- color) Kevin Spacey narrates ``America Rebuilds,'' which airs at 10 p.m. Tuesday on KCET.
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Weight loss secret: Chocolate!
UCSD scientist finds link between chocolate and lower weight
Golomb's chocolate research hasn't always been sweet. In 2010, she reported that people with depression eat more chocolate. "But you can't really distinguish chicken from egg," she said. It's unclear if chocolate plays a role in causing depression, or if depressed people "self-medicate," using chocolate to counter their moods.
Monday's paper also raises a question: why is regular consumption of chocolate associated with lower weight? Golomb suspects it has something to do with cocoa's epicatechins, anantioxidant that has been linked to increased muscle mass and weight loss in lab rats.
This study focused on 975 San Diego men and women, aged 20 to 85. Those who ate chocolate more often had a lower body mass index than their chocolate-avoiding counterparts — even though the former group consumed more calories and both groups engaged in the same amount of physical activity.
Obviously, more research is needed.
"It will require piles of data," Golomb said, laughing, "with lots of chocolate consumption within our group."


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This traditional Christian song has been arranged in a simple round for young singers by Nancy Gifford. Using the age-old lesson of "loving your neighbor as yourself," this piece is both a musical and spiritual teaching tool for young choirs. The piece begins in unison and then breaks in to a two-part round, helping children to learn to sing in parts.


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Devicescape Software, the leader in seamless and secure Wi-Fi technology for devices, has recently released its next-generation Wi-Fi connection technology with Cisco Compatible Extensions Version 5 support, providing device manufacturers with technology and support to complete the Cisco Compatible Extensions certification process for their enterprise devices. The certification helps ensure a high degree of device security and interoperability with the Cisco Unified Wireless Network for business mobility applications.
Devicescape is a leading provider of the Cisco standard for mobile devices with its Devicescape Agent with Cisco Compatible Extensions — a Wi-Fi supplicant that is already deployed in hundreds of enterprise devices. Cisco established the Cisco Compatible Extensions program to enable its partners to create devices that can seamlessly connect and retain the integrity of the enterprise security of a Cisco Unified Wireless Network. Cisco continues to develop future Cisco Compatible features and work with industry-leading partners to empower customers with mobility solutions to solve business challenges, today and in the future. The latest innovations are extant in Cisco Compatible Extensions Version 5, and allow manufacturers to embed technologies that enterprise customers demand and desire.
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Ph.D. Interns at Cloudera: Bringing Big Data Back to School
The following is a series of stories from people who in the recent past worked as Engineering Interns at Cloudera. These experiences concretely illustrate how collaboration between commercial companies like Cloudera and academia, such as in the form of these internships, helps promote big data research at universities. (These experiences were previously published in the ACM student journal, XRDS.)
Yanpei Chen (Intern 2011)
Understanding MapReduce via Boggle, Part 2: Performance Optimization
In Part 1 of this series, you learned about MapReduce's ability to process graphs via the example of Boggle*. The project's full source code can be found on my GitHub account.
The example comprised a 4×4 matrix of letters, which doesn't come close to the number of relationships in a large graph. To calculate the number of possible combinations, we turned off the Bloom Filter with "
-D bloom=false". This enters a brute-force mode where all possible combinations in the graph are traversed. In a 4×4 or 16-letter matrix, there are 11,686,456 combinations, and a 5×5 or 25-letter matrix has 9,810,468,798 combinations.
Understanding MapReduce via Boggle
Graph theory is a growing part of Big Data. Using graph theory, we can find relationships in networks.
MapReduce is a great platform for traversing graphs. Therefore, one can leverage the power of an Apache Hadoop cluster to efficiently run an algorithm on the graph.
Apache Hadoop in 2013: The State of the Platform
For several good reasons, 2013 is a Happy New Year for Apache Hadoop enthusiasts.
In 2012, we saw continued progress on developing the next generation of the MapReduce processing framework (MRv2), work that will bear fruit this year. HDFS experienced major progress toward becoming a lights-out, fully enterprise-ready distributed filesystem with the addition of high availability features and increased performance. And a hint of the future of the Hadoop platform was provided with the Beta release of Cloudera Impala, a real-time query engine for analytics across HDFS and Apache HBase data.
How-to: Use the ShareLib in Apache Oozie
- by Robert Kanter
- December 18, 2012
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Ed. Note: The post below pertains to CDH 4.x only. Read this post for updates concerning CDH 5.x.
As Apache Oozie, the workflow engine for Apache Hadoop, continues to receive wider adoption from our customers and the community, we're seeing patterns with respect to the biggest challenges for users. One such point of difficulty is setting up and using Oozie's ShareLib for allowing JARs to be shared by different workflows. This blog post is intended to help you with those tasks (for CDH 4.x only; read about changes in CDH 5.x here.
How-To: Run a MapReduce Job in CDH4
This is the first post in series that will get you going on how to write, compile, and run a simple MapReduce job on Apache Hadoop. The full code, along with tests, is available at http://github.com/cloudera/mapreduce-tutorial. The program will run on either MR1 or MR2.
We'll assume that you have a running Hadoop installation, either locally or on a cluster, and your environment is set up correctly so that typing "hadoop" into your command line gives you some notes on usage. Detailed instructions for installing CDH, Cloudera's open-source, enterprise-ready distro of Hadoop and related projects, are available here: https://ccp.cloudera.com/display/CDH4DOC/CDH4+Installation. We'll also assume you have Maven installed on your system, as this will make compiling your code easier. Note that Maven is not a strict dependency; we could also compile using Java on the command line or with an IDE like Eclipse.
The Use Case
How-to: Manage Permissions in Hue
Hue is a web interface for Apache Hadoop that makes common Hadoop tasks such as running MapReduce jobs, browsing HDFS, and creating Apache Oozie workflows, easier. (To learn more about the integration of Oozie and Hue, see this blog post.) In this post, we're going to focus on how one of the fundamental components in Hue, Useradmin, has matured.
New User and Permission Features
User and permission management in Hue has changed drastically over the past year. Oozie workflows, Apache Hive queries, and MapReduce jobs can be shared with other users or kept private. Permissions exist at the app level. Access to particular apps can be restricted, as well as certain sections of the apps. For instance, access to the shell app can be restricted, as well as access to the Apache HBase, Apache Pig, and Apache Flume shells themselves. Access privileges are defined for groups and users can be members of one or more groups.
Changes to Users, Groups, and Permissions
Announcing the Kiji Project: An Open Source Framework for Building Big Data Applications with Apache HBase
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- November 14, 2012
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The following is a guest post from Aaron Kimball, who was Cloudera's first engineer and the creator of the Apache Sqoop project. He is the Founder and CTO at WibiData, a San Francisco-based company building big data applications.
Our team at WibiData has been developing applications on Hadoop since 2010 and we've helped many organizations transform how they use data by deploying Hadoop. HBase in particular has allowed companies of all types to drive their business using scalable, high performance storage. Organizations have started to leverage these capabilities for various big data applications, including targeted content, personalized recommendations, enhanced customer experience and social network analysis.
The New "Hadoop in Practice" Book: A Chat with The Author
Today we bring you a brief interview with Alex Holmes, author of the new book, Hadoop in Practice (Manning). You can learn more about the book and download a free sample chapter here.
There are a few good Hadoop books on the market right now. Why did you decide to write this book, and how is it complementary to them?
When I started working with Hadoop I leaned heavily on Tom White's excellent book, Hadoop: The Definitive Guide (O'Reilly Media), to learn about MapReduce and how the internals of Hadoop worked. As my experience grew and I started working with Hadoop in production environments I had to figure out how to solve problems such as moving data in and out of Hadoop, using compression without destroying data locality, performing advanced joining techniques and so on. These items didn't have a lot of coverage in existing Hadoop books, and that's really the idea behind Hadoop in Practice – it's a collection of real-world recipes that I learned the hard way over the years.
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Jim Wallis article "Dangerous Religion"
Jim Wallis article "Dangerous Religion" (September-October 2003) is a long-awaited exposure of the failure of the church to preach from the pulpit and instruct in its seminaries that the teachings of Jesus, and our faith in him, should have a direct connection to social justice and the public policy that directly affects the underclass members of society. It is extremely encouraging that Wallis and Sojourners are taking this courageous step in dealing directly with this core problem that has rendered the church impotent. Our self-righteous and arrogant administration, along with the multitudes of its followers in church pews, seems to have accepted a faith wrapped in flags of religiosity, patriotism, piety, and unregulated capitalism; they have ignored the teachings of Jesus relative to "the least of these" and the entire half of the great commandment to love ones neighbor. Christ should be the benchmark for determining the justness and morality of public policy actionnot political and economic theory.
We need another "Great Awakening" that widens our faith to include all of Gods children, and only direct, no-nonsense preaching as done in this article will hopefully open up a church turned in upon itself.
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[2] http://sojo.net/biography/darwin-cooper
[3] http://sojo.net/magazine/2004/01/impotent-church#comment-covenant
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Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation, the world's leading nonprofit, nongovernmental funder of diabetes research, was founded in 1970 by the parents of children with type 1 diabetes-a disease that strikes children suddenly, makes them insulin dependent for life, and carries the constant threat of devastating complications. JDRF contributes more money directly to diabetes research than any other non-governmental health agency in the world. JDRF's mission is constant: to find a cure for diabetes and its complications through the support of research. The Northwest chapter serves people in Washington, Montana, and Alaska through advocacy efforts, online support and resources, educational events, research updates, fundraisers, and Northwest diabetes resources.
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A glance at the University of Memphis depth chart for this weekend's Conference USA game at UTEP reflects a changing of the guard ... and cornerback and defensive tackle and, well, a change in general. The team's youth movement is unmistakable.
Two freshmen — quarterback Ryan Williams and offensive lineman Ricky Hart — are listed as starters on offense, while four other freshmen — running back Jerrell Rhodes, tight end Brooks Johnson, center Chris Schuetz and left tackle Al Bond — are designated as backups.
Defensively, freshmen abound, too. Cornerbacks Todd Washington and Mohammed Seisay and defensive end Corey Jones are listed as starters and Johnnie Farms is the backup at defensive tackle. Freshman Tom Hornsey is the team's starting punter and was named Conference USA co-Special Teams Player of the Week on Monday.
''We were talking (Sunday) and mentioning how during Week 1, (Jones) was on the scout team,'' Tiger coach Larry Porter said. ''(Defensive back) Tauren Nixon was on the scout team, (defensive back) Lonnie Ballentine was on the scout team, Chris Schuetz was on the scout team. Al Bond was on the scout team. Now these guys are either starting or are legitimate backups.''
Time will determine if the first-year players will be consistent contributors, but they've been productive through three games this season. And in last weekend's 24-17 victory over Middle Tennessee State, they were particularly effective.
Washington, making his second start, picked off two passes, each leading to a score. His first interception led to a tying field goal in the first quarter and his second, which he returned 13 yards to the MTSU 36 to open the second quarter, led to Greg Ray's 9-yard touchdown run.
Seisay, a redshirt freshman from Springfield, Va., intercepted an MTSU pass early in the third quarter and returned it 20 yards to the MTSU 44. Three plays later, Ray added a second 9-yard TD run for a 24-10 Memphis lead.
Jones, a Mitchell High product making his first start, had a sack and two tackles for loss against MTSU. His key sack late in the game — with the Tigers clinging to a seven-point lead — slowed a potential scoring drive.
''We don't look at them as freshmen,'' said junior defensive end Frank Trotter. ''We look at it as if they can play, they can get into the game. They stepped their game up and played like they'd been here two or three years.''
Four freshmen have started for the Tigers, include three true freshmen: Williams, Washington and Jones.
''Our coaches have done a great job of preparing these guys and developing them so they can play,'' Porter said. ''(Playing freshmen) is just part of the process of building this program. The way you put yourself in position to win ballgames is you put the best guys on the field. These young men have come in and worked extremely hard. They want to be good. They are taking coaching and, as a result, they are playing.''
Extra points: Porter said Monday at his weekly press conference that offensive lineman Dominik Riley, a preseason Conference USA first-team selection, was not injured seriously during Saturday's 24-17 victory over Middle Tennessee State.
Riley, the team's starting right guard, left the game during the team's second series and did not return. He appeared to injure his right leg on a run by Gregory Ray. Porter said Riley "is going to be fine, it's just a day-to-day process in terms of how soon he'll be back ... but it's not anything major."
Porter termed the chances "probable" that Riley would be available Saturday at UTEP, when the Tigers (1-2) play their second C-USA game of the season. Porter would not disclose the exact nature of Riley's injury.
As for injured quarterback Cannon Smith, who suffered a concussion in the Sept. 11 loss at East Carolina and missed the victory over MTSU, Porter said the sophomore is being evaluated daily. When Smith is released by doctors to resume playing, Porter said "it will be a day-to-day deal; even if they do release him, it's not just throwing him back out there. There's a process in terms of bringing him back."
Smith started the team's first two games. True freshman Ryan Williams started in place of Smith in the win over MTSU and is listed atop the depth chart for Saturday's game at UTEP.
Conference USA Players of the Week
Special teams: University of Memphis freshman punter Tom Hornsey shared the honor with Southern Miss freshman defensive back Deron Wilson. Hornsey kicked a career-high 10 punts in a 24-17 win over MTSU, including a career-long 63-yard punt from the Memphis 6-yard line late in the fourth quarter. He is averaging 44.7 yards a punt in three games.
Offense: UAB junior quarterback Bryan Ellis came off the bench in the second quarter and threw for 360 yards and three TDs to lead the Blazers to a 34-33 come-from-behind win.
Defense: UCF junior defensive end Darius Nall had nine tackles, including three tackles-for-loss and two sacks, plus a pass breakup and a quarterback hurry in the Knights' 24-10 win at Buffalo.
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