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Rockies center fielder Dexter Fowler has left Colorado's game against the New York Mets with a sprained right ankle. Fowler took a huge turn around first base on his fourth-inning single Wednesday night, so right fielder Scott Hairston threw behind him. Fowler took off for second and made it easily when the ball got past Mets first baseman Ike Davis. But as he cruised in standing up, Fowler rolled his right ankle on second base. He stayed down in pain for a few moments before he was helped off the field by two trainers. Jordan Pacheco ran for Fowler and remained in the game at first base. Tyler Colvin moved from first base to center field, and Charlie Blackmon shifted from center to right. Fowler began the night batting .306 with 12 homers and 44 RBIs for the injury-ravaged Rockies.
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Online games are gracing every corner of the web, from Facebook, to browser-based games, to mobile games. There is no escape! The more the games become reliant on the web, the more we see the internet riddled with intricate, well thought out game adverts that are plastered throughout social media, taking annoying advertising to a whole new level. Be warned, if we receive an invitation to play Candy Crush on Facebook one more time... (*shakes fists in anger*)
There are trends in online games and online gaming, which are continually fluctuating, making it hard to pinpoint exactly what the next big release will be or when it will emerge. Furthermore, with the new technologies that are coming out all the time, online games constantly update and adapt to keep up with their online competitors and to remain in the limelight. It's quite incredible how popular some online games are becoming. One only has to look at the statistical figures for Clash of Clans to realise quite how big the online and mobile gaming industry actually is.
If a game is online, then it is more than likely to be free. However, don't be fooled, because most free online games will push for in-game purchases that require real money. It is often possible, however, to play a free online game without paying anything, but one would have to play for a longer period of time and probably won't have the same advantages compared with someone who has forked out their hard earned cash.
There are obvious social benefits to a game being played online, in that we can make friends and play with people from around the globe. Because of this, we can often form alliances and experience first-hand a multinational grouping of likeminded gamers, of all ages, races, and nationalities. Whether you are battling it out against other players or joining forces with them, we still get to engage in a form of social interaction that only online games can provide.
There is no way of listing every type of online game, as we would be here for hours, but we can certainly split online games into their popular categories:
There are many other categories of games to consider, but these are without a doubt the most popular. Some games can have millions of players, with hundreds of thousands all playing at once, bringing to light the capabilities of online games.
At browsergamez.com you will find quite a number of free browser games. Browser games are computer games which typically can be played without any installation on your computer and at any place or time.
All you need to play is a web browser and access to the internet. Once you have registered on the game page, you can log on with your username and password from any computer and continue with your game. There are many different types of browser games. Most games you can play without investing too much time a day. There are games, however, in which you need to play several hours a day if you want to be successful.
To make things easy, the games in our database are divided into nine main genres. Under 'Strategy', smart players and amateur strategists can find tricky games that require quick thinking. In RPG, you can slip into the role of a hero, discover many exciting worlds and fight against monsters and other players. In the category Simulation you find both social networks where you meet new people, and economic simulations which are very realistic. Our Sports games include all sorts of sports games such as soccer manager games, golf simulations and many more. Action-packed combat awaits you in the genre Shooter. You slip into the role of a mercenary or soldier and try to lead your team to victory on the battlefield. The genre 'Racing' offers you the chance to grab the steering wheel of some of the most powerful vehicles in the world and prove your skills. Action games, on the other hand are fast, action-packed games that are kind of intense.
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SOURCE: "Four Gentlemen, Two Ladies," in The Hudson Review, Vol. 13, No. 1, Spring, 1960, pp. 120-31.
In the following excerpt, Snodgrass provides a favorable appraisal of Valentines to the Wide World.
At least in this present book, there are no large efforts comparable to Scott's "Memento" or "The U.S. Sailor with the Japanese Skull"; consequently there are no comparable major triumphs. At the same time, there are none of the failures or half-resolved poems; each of these poems seems achieved and delightful. Again, in developing her style, [Van Duyn] has not pushed (like Scott) toward a gnarled and crabbed lyricism; she moves instead toward a discursive style in which she tempers her natural awkward prosiness with a quiet and eccentric music. The result is something quite airy, peculiar and gracious. Here is the largest part of one of her poems on the christening of a godson:
I've thought that the dream of the world is to bring, and again bring,
out of a chaos of same, the irreplaceable thing,
so, when it dies, we may clap for that brilliant wasting….
This black bubble eye of a pike, ringed with gold,
that neck-wattle, leaf veining, shell crimp, tailfeather, holds
marvel enough. But it's we who're the perfect, pure manifold.
Each sculp of feature is sole. Each skull encloses
trinkets, museums of rarities, whole zoos of wishes.
No one's repeated. We're spent; earth is dazzled with losses.
Farewell and farewell and farewell; yet we honor each going
with a feast of awareness whose richest flavor is knowing
our breed as snowflake, ourselves as yesterday's snowing.
And there's always something new under the sun
that warms toward our thaw. Look, the gifted air swarms
with it, falls from the weight of it, all those shapes, storms
of fresh possibilities. Now spindling down, we see one
who'll drift near us. With special pleasure we watch you come.
A long quotation; yet this language, so generous finally, makes so few claims for itself that shorter quotations would scarcely represent it.
Nearly all the poems in this book deal with love, marriage, children—with the common domestic problems. That is a sharp limitation upon the book. As Rilke tells us, for the poet whose aim is praise, the great test is how much of the world's misery and sorrow can be digested into that praise. It is not that Miss Van Duyn ignores the suffering in her material—it is only that her material excludes such wide realms of experience. Yet, sometimes it is good to know one's limits…. Miss Van Duyn, trying for so much less, always gives a sense of some significance, and (because of her range of diction, which can describe birth in paratrooper's terms, or marriage as a World's Fair landfill) of a fairly wide world of solidly realized objects. Much that is excluded from her subjects sneaks in through her style….
Perhaps I am misled by the lovely job of bookmaking that Cummington has done for these poems. Or perhaps misled by my approval of what Miss Van Duyn is saying. I must confess that if someone said, concerning the relation of the poem to the world:
… I've never seen anything like it for making you think that to spend your life on such old premises is a privilege….
I would probably like it even in Deaf-and-Dumb. Again, I may be misled by my belief that Miss Van Duyn's imagery and diction can teach me a good deal. Yet again, perhaps I really am right—that Miss Van Duyn, neglected as she has been, has written some poems which will seem genuine for a good long while.
At any rate, it does seem just about time that somebody sent this world a valentine. And if I were a poor, old, monstrous, pragmatical pig of a world (as who shall say I'm not), I can't think of who I'd rather set one from.
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We wanted to share a couple of our St. Pat's cake pops with you. Can you tell we've been spending WAAAY too much time on instagram (follow us @raleighcakepops)?
The one on the left is a little red-headed leprechaun with a cute little sparkle top hat we found at a local craft store. The pop on the right is a picture of our mint cake pops dipped in white chocolate….sooo yummy.
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I'm super excited to share these pumpkin cake pops with you, they were so fun to make. They're great for any Fall fest or Halloween party!
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I have not written anything since December (I sincerely hope that I was missed). The winter was extremely harsh, in more ways than one. In January, I spent a week in a hospital bed after lung surgery, feeling as if I had been cut in half. All of the pain medication that I was given left me with the impression that everything was unreal. So I was there and not there; hurting and not hurting at the same time. Days and nights drifted into a blurry haze.
When I returned home, I had to spend another week or two in bed. It was difficult to get up and down, or even retrieve something that had dropped to the floor. My sympathetic cats kindly decided to spend most of their time in bed next to me, pretending that they also felt painfully cut in half. Their empathetic poses did make smile.
My cats and I didn't feel like doing anything, and my desire to write was completely gone. Too tired. Additionally, it was an abnormally cold winter. Sleeping my way into another reality under warm blankets became my only aspiration.
Now it is April. The warmth of spring is turning gray into green and flowers are popping up everywhere. Creativity lives! I don't know where it has been or why it suddenly appeared, but I just found a paper that I had written in an English class back in 1993. It is basically about my love for writing (something that I had recently forgotten). I wrote:
Reading through my writing, I search for the feeling within the words. I listen carefully for the voice. Sometimes entire sentences jump out at me, rebelliously, demanding to be discarded. Frustration! But then, suddenly, unexpected coalitions arise between disconnected words, creating new meanings. Revelations! When words come to life and begin to rewrite my thinking, I get excited.
Writing is addictive. Even when I am frustrated, I have difficulty walking away from it. Once I begin creating and reshaping, I have a hard time stopping. I am never satisfied with anything I have written, until I have mercilessly edited, reread, rewritten and edited some more. And then, just when I think I am finished, I see something else that could have been better if, and maybe I should….
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We will hear a lot from Ravens quarterback Joe Flacco this week leading up to the Super Bowl, but after being called dull several times in the press by his own father, Flacco provided a sound bite that is anything but dull. When asked about the possibility of Denver as a host for a future Super Bowls on the heels of next year's cold weather Super Bowl in New York, Flacco said, "I think its retarded." To be fair to Flacco, he immediately added that he should not have said that and changed his word choice to "stupid." Flacco added, "If you want a Super Bowl, put a retractable dome on your stadium. Then you can get one." Clearly Flacco is happy to play his first Super Bowl at 72 degrees in the Superdome. While the decision to play the Super Bowl indoors or out is still up for debate, Flacco's choice of words for Denver's attempts to get a Super Bowl are not. Everyone is entitled to a bit of wiggle room when they speak. We all choose the wrong word from time to time like calling your ...
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FRUSTRATED former state enterprises minister Gorden Moyo resigned as chair of the MDC-T's Bulawayo province Friday saying the beleaguered and bitterly divided party had been "raped by a demon".
"On this day, the 13th of June 2014, I, Gorden Moyo, am stepping down from the office of the chair of Bulawayo province with immediate effect," Moyo said in his resignation letter.
"An angel of darkness has visited our party. We have been raped by a demon and become like the Tower of Babel - full of confusion."
The MDC-T is divided between a group pressing for the removal of party leader Morgan Tsvangirai and those backing him to stay put.
Moyo said he submitted his resignation to both factions, explaining that: "I can't pretend there is one MDC and so for avoidance of doubt I wrote to both of them."
Nelson Chamisa, organising secretary for the faction rallying behind Tsvangirai said Moyo's departure was no surprise claiming he only joined the party in order to be appointed a cabinet minister.
"He only joined the party just before the formation of the inclusive Government ... (but) that's the normal life of a party," said Chamisa.
"People choose when to serve and when not to serve. When the vehicle is moving some people jump out to safety at the slightest bump, but we will get to the destination. It's a comfortable development. It's his democratic right."
Meanwhile, Moyo said the MDC-T had betrayed Zimbabweans and lost relevance in the country's politics.
"We are pushing a self-destruction button," he said.
"Given circumstances in the current context, I find it difficult to operate in such an environment where we fight friends and not foes.
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Is the Aussie bond party over?
That's the question some investors down under are asking after new figures showed that foreign demand for Australia's triple-A rated, high yielding bonds is starting to cool off, signaling that central banks and sovereign wealth funds have had their fill of the nation's debt.
In a breakdown of third quarter balance of payments data, J.P.Morgan strategist Sally Auld said net supply of Australian government bonds in the three months to Sept. 30 totaled 14.3 billion (US$15 billion), of which offshore buyers bought just 9% .
Australia's corporate bond market is coming to life.
Coca-Cola Amatil is the latest Australian company to test the appetite of local investors instead of taking the preferred route for local companies of selling bonds offshore.
The fizzy-drinks maker wants to raise at least 100 million Australian dollars (US$103 million) through an offer of new seven-year notes, according to one of the banks arranging the issue. Price guidance is around 90 basis points over the underlying swap rate.
Suncorp Group Ltd. is taking the fight to Australia's big banks in the race to tap demand for Aussie dollar denominated debt.
The regional Australian lender has made a dash for the covered bond market, demonstrating that smaller borrowers too can use a funding tool mainly utilized by the country's big four banks.
Australia's bond curve could soon be stretched.
In a plan to finance spending on vital infrastructure in Australia, shadow Treasurer Joe Hockey in an interview with Deal Journal Australia firmed his intention to introduce long-term 30-year debt securities if his conservative opposition win a general election that is scheduled for late next year.
Extending the maturity on government bonds up to 30 years would be among the first policy initiatives that Mr. Hockey plans to implement if elected, he said. The measure would be popular with international investors seeking safe haven assets in Australia and would allow the government to leverage record low borrowing costs in addition to establishing a new risk benchmark for corporate borrowers.
Watch the Middle East.
That's the message to bond investors from a top executive at Pacific Investment Management Co., which is home to the world's biggest bond fund.
Douglas Hodge, managing director and chief operating officer at Pimco, says geopolitical risk in the form of potential conflict between Iran and Israel should be on the watch list of every fund manager and broker.
"It's most certainly a clear and present risk," Mr. Hodge told Deal journal Australia during a trip to meet Sydney-based clients. "It is a risk not well known, it is not well understood. It is a huge wild card"
Australian state bonds have long been the debt market's Cinderella but that could be changing.
Official figures show foreign demand for these securities picked up during the second quarter on the back of new demand from big buyers such as central banks and large pension funds.
In the three months to the end of June offshore ownership of state bonds–or semis–rose to 39.2% from 38.04%. In the same quarter foreign ownership of the sovereign's securities fell, though largely because new buying didn't keep pace with issuance.
Australia's halcyon days as a safe haven could be over.
Foreign investors pulled back from record buying of Australia's government bonds in the second quarter, new data show, as the slowing mining boom threatens to undercut the government's robust fiscal position.
The decline in investor interest also comes as the Australian dollar continues to trade around historic highs, which analysts partly attribute to buying of the government's debt securities by central banks and private investors such as pension fund. This trend accelerated rapidly in 2011 as Europe's debt crisis deepened.
BP is going where few international corporates have ventured before. Australia's bond market.
The British energy giant has launched a debut corporate bond issue in Australia that will help the company take advantage of the strong exchange rate as it funds its business in the resource-rich nation.
Germans are affectionately known for rising early to reserve the best spots by the pool but when it comes to buying Australian government bonds, Germany's central bankers are late off the mark.
Dow Jones Newswires reported Wednesday, citing people familiar with the matter, that the Bundesbank was increasing its interest in gaining exposure to the Australian dollar and that officials had stepped up meetings with local bankers to discuss the move in recent months.
JP Morgan Chase & Co estimates that foreign ownership of Aussie bonds is at a record level of 79%. This is largely because of the country's triple-A rating and the relatively high yields given the low risk. Although demand has recently pushed yields to record lows as investors have become more comfortable with placing Australia in the safe haven category.
Foreign ownership of Australia's government securities reached a record 79% during the first quarter as global investors snapped up the nation's high yielding, triple-A rated bonds, according to analysis by JPMorgan.
That's up from about 30% of Aussie government bonds held by foreign investors about a decade ago.
Offshore holdings of Australian bonds rose 2.7 percentage points in the three months to March 31 from the previous quarter, meaning foreign investors have been net buyers of Australia's debt for almost four years, said JPMorgan, drawing on official balance of payments data.
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See 2013 results here
BE A HERO FOR CHILDREN IN NEED All proceeds from the run will be donated to three major charities; Chalerm Prakiat HRH Princess Sirindhorn School, which supports the education of children whose parents die of AIDS; Baan Gerda Children's Project which supports HIV-infected orphans in Nongmuang, Lopburi province and Baht for a Better Life, a project dedicated to offering educational opportunities for underprivileged children in Bangkok and rural areas. Sign up now for Thailand's largest charity midnight run which features a set number of runners for the 6 km and 12 km routes. Make sure you register early to be a part of this significant event. Online registration is now open.
Train with us for the 17th Charity Midnight Run! Be one of the first to register for the run and join us for a customized workout at Fit Centre to prepare for the event.
AMARI AND BMW THAILAND MAKE IT FUN TO RUN As midnight approaches in Bangkok on 18th October 2014 and many people are sitting in front of their television, thousands are putting on their trainers and lining up at Amari Watergate for a fun run around Bangkok's city centre streets. Residents and runners from all over the world will gather at Amari Watergate for a good cause. The event aims to raise 5 million Baht for charity. Don't miss the fun and excitement of Thailand's largest midnight run. Now recognised as one of the most important events in the country's calendar, the run offers an opportunity for runners to compete for the coveted championship trophies, receive a commemorative medal, and raffle prizes as well as to share in the spirit of helping and giving.
MILLIONS AT MIDNIGHT! Take part in this exhilarating charity midnight run with friends, family and colleagues. Runners can choose between the 6 km or 12 km route. This event is expected to raise millions to fund charitable activities. Mr. Pierre-Andre Pelletier, General Manager of Amari Watergate Bangkok commented "We encourage folk from far and wide, of all ages, to be part of something very special and at the same time help us make a difference for three great charities who desperately need our support."
Participants of the 2013 run described it as a night of excitement made more special by a sense of togetherness, community spirit and achievement. What started as a small event with hundred's of participants has become a global running sensation, attracting over 7,000 runners from all over the world.
DRESS TO IMPRESS To add to the fun run atmosphere, our theme for 2014 is Superheroes. Dress up as your favourite super hero for a chance to be the best-dressed runner and win prizes.
Mr. Karl Morsbach, Chairman and Founder of Baan Gerda Project recently received a donation cheque for 2 Million Baht from Mr. Pierre Andre Pelletier, General Manager of the Amari Watergate Bangkok. The Funds were part of the 4.6 Million Baht raised from "The 16th Amari Watergate & BMW Thailand Midnight Run" and "The 17th Aerobic Marathon on Aids" to support for HIV infected orphanage in Lopburi Province. The other 2 Million Baht will be donated through HRH Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhon to support Chalerm Prakiat School in Lumpoon province and the other 600,000 Baht already donated to support Baht for a Better Life Project.
The only race in Bangkok to take place on the capital's streets at midnight, the Midnight Run sees over 7,000 runners competing in this annual event. With a choice of a 6 or 12 kilometre routes, the run brings a fantastic mix of international and local professional runners together with families and groups of friends to support a variety of amazing causes.
A mainstay in Thailand's calendar of sporting and charity events, proceeds from are donated to three great charities including:
Provides education to unfortunate children whose parents have passed away from HIV infections
A project dedicated to offering educational opportunities for underprivileged children in Bangkok and rural areas of Thailand
A home which supports HIV infected and orphaned children
Don't miss out on an amazing experience and take part in the 2014 Midnight Run!


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Tigers give Wolves a fright
Warrington hang on despite Castleford fightback
By Rebecca Stephenson (Follow @1rebs). Last Updated: 22/07/12 7:14pm
Warrington survived a second-half fightback from Castleford to win 40-26 and cement second place in the Super League table.
The Tigers trailed 34-0 with less than half an hour to go, but they then managed to notch up 26 unanswered points to give themselves a chance of completing an astonishing comeback.
It was only a late Stefan Ratchford try that calmed Warrington nerves and sealed the win which gives them a three-point cushion ahead of third-placed St Helens.
Warrington were scintillating in attack in the first period, and they grabbed the lead inside the opening two minutes.
Tigers full-back Richard Owen dropped the ball inside his own half and the visitors took full advantage as Ben Westwood went over unchallenged and Brett Hodgson added the extras.
They doubled their lead soon after when Hodgson's cut-out ball was collected by Joel Monaghan, who strolled in for the simplest of finishes to put Tony Smith's side firmly in command.
And they didn't have to wait too long for their third score - Ryan Atkins getting on the end of Richie Myler's superb break after 22 minutes.
Westwood then grabbed his second of what was becoming a prolific afternoon for the visitors, and Hodgson nailed his fourth conversion to give the Wolves a commanding 24-0 lead.
And their first-half masterclass was not finished there as Chris Riley found time to produce a moment of individual magic to go over.
The second half continued in similar fashion to the first, and David Solomona marked his return to the Warrington side by crashing over to collect his first try of the season.
It looked as though it was a question of how many points the Wolves would rack up, but the Tigers had other ideas.
They finally got on the scoreboard when Nick Youngquest got on the end of a clever kick by Danny Orr.
And it got even better for Ian Millward's men, as they made it four tries in the space of 10 frantic minutes.
Rhys Williams scored a superb breakaway try before Rangi Chase created arguably the try of the afternoon, dancing his way around several Wolves defenders before providing an outrageous ball for Youngquest,to go in at the corner.
The home side reduced the gap to just 14 points when Owen went in under the sticks and Orr added the extras. And Lee Mitchell's converted try amazingly brought the Tigers within single figures, making it 34-26 with 12 minutes to play.
But Warrington held their nerve, and Ratchford's late breakaway effort sealed a crucial victory for Smith's men.
First Utility Super League
Tue 30th Jun
Hull K R34 - 28Salford Red Devils
Wed 1st Jul
Wakefield Wildcats26 - 16Hull FC
Thu 2nd Jul
Warrington Wolves17 - 6Wigan Warriors
Fri 3rd Jul
Leeds Rhinos46 - 18St Helens
Sun 5th Jul
Huddersfield Giants0 - 0Hull K R
Hull FC0 - 0Wakefield Wildcats
Salford Red Devils0 - 0Catalans Dragons
Castleford Tigers0 - 0Widnes Vikings
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Wigan WarriorsvsLeeds Rhinos
Fri 10th Jul
St Helens0 - 0Huddersfield Giants
Sun 12th Jul
Hull FC0 - 0Castleford Tigers
Salford Red Devils0 - 0Hull K R
Wakefield Wildcats0 - 0Warrington Wolves
Widnes Vikings0 - 0Catalans Dragons
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Leeds Rhinos0 - 0Salford Red Devils
Wigan Warriors0 - 0Widnes Vikings
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Sun 19th Jul
Wakefield Wildcats0 - 0Castleford Tigers
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St Helens0 - 0Hull K R
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Huddersfield Giants0 - 0Wakefield Wildcats
Leeds Rhinos0 - 0Catalans Dragons
Widnes Vikings0 - 0Salford Red Devils
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August 4, 2013
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Hot answers tagged dtrace
I would probably argue that you should care not about what's in the cache, but whether the most effective things have been cached. Ie, is the ARC cache being used to its maximum efficiency? I run a small-scale (9TB) ZFS implementation at work and I find Ben Rockwood's tool arc_summary.pl, and Sun's arcstat.pl, both detailed in this cuddletech blog post, to ...
The first script fails because the example is incorrect. You can't reference args[] while globbing the probe in that manner (as probes matching the pattern may come and go while the enabling is still in effect, so guarantees about the type of args[N] can't be made). You'd need to list each nfs3-op-* individually, comma separated ...
Snow Leopard ships with a DTrace sample script called /usr/bin/newproc.d. It does want you want - however only globally. To restrict it to a single process you could try something like this: cp /usr/bin/newproc.d ~/newproc.d Add a new predicate by changing the following lines 19: proc:::exec-success 20: { into this: 19: proc:::exec-success 20: / ppid ...
Please see my update above. This is a bad security hole if I've ever seen one. A proper implementation of dtruss should drop privileges of any program it invokes. Having several users on a system, one of them would be bound to mess this up and allow a badly written program to trash things.
You don't mention what OS you're running on said system, but if it's running Windows you can use Microsoft Network Monitor, which shows the process ID for each "conversation" so it should allow you to focus your analysis. "Filtering" traffic per process ID is as simple as selecting the process in the left pane and viewing it's traffic in the right pane.
Not sure this is what you require, but netstat can help you associate process id with network port. In wireshark you can then filter on that port number, to only sniff a specific process id's packets.
dtrace is definitely the tool you are looking for. you can use a relatively simple script to find out which syscall is exactly most time-consuming. Something like this: #!/usr/sbin/dtrace -s syscall:::entry /execname == "iostat"/ { self->ts = vtimestamp; } syscall:::return /self->ts/ { @[probefunc] = sum(vtimestamp - self->ts); @["- ...
You might find Brendan Gregg's recent blog series on filesystem latency useful. He shows a couple of scripts for investigating filesystem usage with the syscall provider (which should be more reliable for identifying the responsible processes than the io provider used by iotop). For example, the syscall-read-zfs.d script shown in Part 4 could easily be ...
If you want to measure which applications are reading/writing the most, you want to measure at the syscall level. At the device level it's only kernel threads doing their work.
I don't know dtrace, but looking at that wiki page shows that it has basic math operators built in. So there is no reason you couldn't multiply the numbers before printing them.
Have you tried using -f ? It tells truss to follow any children the original command spawns. I'm not sure if that will work because the tar command isn't actually spawning the gzip command. The other option that might work is: truss -leDo /tmp/truss.tar.out tar cvf - dirs/ | truss -leDo /tmp/truss.gzip.out gzip -1 > archive.tar.gz Again, however, I ...
Here's a script that's been updated to reflect the data in L2ARC. See: http://blog.harschsystems.com/2010/09/08/arcstat-pl-updated-for-l2arc-statistics/ Source available here: https://github.com/mharsch/arcstat
I think I've figured it out, it's the dtrace script which I grabbed from a Solarius site, needs to be changed for BSD.
On windows there is an experimental build that does this, as described on the mailing list: http://www.wireshark.org/lists/wireshark-dev/201212/msg00069.html
Recently I ran into a really nice solution for this problem and wanted to share. It is found in the DTrace Book: http://www.dtracebook.com You'll want to pull down the examples from here: http://www.dtracebook.com/images/dtbook_scripts.tar.gz I'm running no OS X. I extracted the scripts to dtbook under my ~/bin and executed the appropriate script as ...
You need to use dtrace, for that level of introspection. Here's basically the nfsv3fileio.d example from https://wikis.oracle.com/display/DTrace/nfsv3+Provider, but updated to run live (I think, my testing was minimal). That same page has a few more examples. You might also Google for 'nfssvrtop'. #!/usr/sbin/dtrace -s #pragma D option quiet ...
I opened a support ticket with Nexenta to try to get an official answer since I tried to search through the UI and configuration files for a tunable... Currently there is no way of increasing the timeouts for the analytics in the current version. This will be rectified in a future version.
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