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Watching the highlights I was very surprised by how the scoring played out for us. I could not see anything televised because of my location, but it was very strange to see an entire series of lucky bounces and soft goals.
In the preview I noted that there are two Summerhayes, he's either almost unbeatable or incredibly bad. This weekend he was terrible, getting beat to the glove, letting in bad angle shots and having awful positioning.
Goal 1:
Our first goal is set up in transition after a nice stick from Treais keeps the puck in the zone. It's set up with Di Giuseppe in the middle, Treais trailing and Glendening going to the net. Good things happen when you get the puck on net.
This has been an issue for the Wolverines all season long, the transition game suffers because they just don't shoot, they try to make the extra pass and the window closes.
It should have been an easy save for Summerhays, but he lets it get by him. Michigan gets a lucky roll and the puck bounces off the inside part of the post and back into the crease.
Because of the position of the defenders in the previous frame they have taken themselves out of the play, and Glendening can punch in the rebound for our first goal.
Goal 2:
Our game winning goal starts with Lynch and Rohrkemper fighting along the side boards. The Irish have left Bennett, Brown and Merrill on the left side of the ice by themselves.
I've watched replay over and over again, but I can not figure out how the puck gets out to Bennett. As you can see the Irish are scrambling to get back into position but Bennett has already made his decision on where he is going with the puck.
Bennett slings it across the ice to Brown, who does a great job of bringing the puck in on his backhand and getting his hips turned for the shot.
Notice how Summerhays is playing back in the crease, if he moves up a little bit he may be able to take the angle away from Browns wrister, but Brown sends it past the glove for the game winner.
Game 2
Goal 1:
We start here with Di Giuseppe fighting down the side boards for the loose puck, Michigan is changing lines which leaves him by himself.
Phil comes away with the puck and Wohlberg curls around. The defender is only in position to make a play on PDG, who hits David for the one timer.
Once again Summerhays is playing extremely far back in the crease, if he is challenging higher he may have a play on the puck but Wohlberg gets it past him with ease.
Goal 2:
This was a great goal that opened up the game for the Wolverines, it took me a couple views to see what actually happened because of the angle.
Treais gets the puck in the corner boards after a nice keep in and just throws it at the net. Di Giuseppe gets a stick on the puck and deflects it right through the open legs of Summerhays.
This is a low confidence goal given up by the Irish, it should have been routine for the netminder to get his pad down but when things aren't going right you don't get the breaks.
Goal 3:
Another soft goal and lucky bounce for the good guys, Guptill crosses the line and meets with two Notre Dame defenders.
The Irish do a good job of knocking the puck away from Big Gup, but unfortunately for them it goes right to a trailing David Wohlbeg.
It's not the closest shot or the best angle, but Summerhays takes a big whiff and is left staring at an empty glove while the Wolverines send the Seniors out with a win in their last game at Yost Ice Arena.
Very good analysis, goooo blue
seems like it was all over the irish this weekend, creating a lot of havoc around the net. It's great to have two solid lines creating quality scoring chances, especially when the Moffat-K Lynch-DeBlois line is capable of hanging with most other teams top lines. It makes it easier to create mismatches by the way you put your lines out there.
Also, Kevin Clare has had the most improvenment throughout the season that I've seen before.
It has a lot to do with being on the third pair. Clare just doesn't have the speed to be a first pair defensemen for Michigan and without Merrill in the lineup they were forced to play him higher than they would have liked.
He has really settled into his current spot, he matches up very well with the opponents 3rd and 4th lines.
calling Summerhayes "terrible" this weekend isn't particularly accurate. The PDG and Glendening goals probably should have been stopped, yes, but he had several incredible saves, too. If this weekend was Summerhayes playing terrible than it's a good thing he wasn't on this weekend, or I don't think Michigan ala 1996-1997 could have beaten him... with him behind a Notre Dame team of the same time frame.
He is about as streaky of a goalie as you will find, It's like opposite ends of the spectrum for him. He's either letting in softies or making saves like this.
Never noticed how far back he was playing. Still, I wouldn't characterize his play as terrible for the weekend either. At least not for that first game, where I thought he had a pretty good night.
After watching the replay a couple times, I think Guptill actually did a drop pass.
But if you watch very closely on the slow motion replay you can see Guptill raise his stick around the 2:13-2:14 mark and the defender slaps it backwards.
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for the great breakdowns.
for the great breakdowns.
Obviously Summerhayes shouldn't have let it slip by, but it also seems like #21 Bryan Rust (Matt Rust's younger brother) should have been there to help clean up the rebound, seems like he took his time getting back and could have helped tie up Glendening.
I have been much more of a casual hockey fan in the last few years (don't attend that often),so forgive me if this query is ignorant:
On Friday, one of the ND players got tangled up with Hunwick, as sometimes happens, and it looked to me as if he wrenched Hunwicks stick out of his hands and tossed it behind the goal. How often does that happen?
My companion was pretty fired up about it, but I assured him it wouldn't go unnoticed by the team and the fellow would probably enjoy payback later that night or next.
Hunwick gets run into all the time, getting his stick tossed not at much. It happened right in front of me and it definitely seemed intentional by the ND player.
I am not aware It is a penalty to move the stick like that if it is dropped by the player. I might be wrong but I always assumed that it was one of those unwritten rules that everyone frowned upon like the Avery Screen, shooting after the whistle, or slapping the goalie glove.
I'm pretty sure intentionally knocking a stick away from an opponent who is trying to get it, especially goalies, is interference. In this case it wasn't very blatant and wasn't moved very far so I'm mot surprised there was no call.
The correct call is interference for any player. It's explicitly addressed in the USA Hockey Rulebook Rule 625 (a) [5], and I can't imagine that the NCAA would change that when writing their rulebook. Depending on the severity of the situation, I would also have no problem assessing an unsportsmanlike conduct minor, and that would be justified within the rules as well.
Ed: CenterIce, you'll rarely see it called but two of those three are penalties. If the official is anywhere near the puck and it gets shot it's a misconduct (and an unsportsmanlike conduct no matter what [good luck ever getting that call] if it's let go after a whistle), and hacking at a goalies glove is slashing if he has possession, although that basically only gets called if it's a situation that looks like coincidental minors and the referee needs something to call. As for Avery, the only thing he has to do is refrain from making a racial/ethnic slur or touching Brodeur (and then quickly go into witness protection to avoid whoever the Devils had playing enforcer on that team).


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The taupe colour of US president Barack Obama's suit has stirred more debate than the weighty topics he raised at an impromptu White House press conference.
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The United States is preparing military options to pressure the Islamic State in Syria, the Pentagon said, but officials cautioned no decision had been made to expand action beyond the limited air strikes under way in Iraq.
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US president Barack Obama could ask the US Congress to approve new funds for airstrikes against Islamic State (IS) targets.
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US foreign policy expert, Malcolm Jorgensen, tells Midday host Jane Hutcheon that US airstrikes won't defeat Islamic State militants in Iraq but may help stabilise the region.
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A week after meeting with Prime Minister Tony Abbott at the White House, the US president has hosted New Zealand prime minister John Key, telling reporters they discussed plans for robust action on climate change.
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US President Barack Obama speaks about the situation in Iraq from the briefing room of the White House.
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Prime Minister Tony Abbott has paid his respects at the Arlington national military cemetery in the United States where he laid a wreath at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier.
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Labor says Prime Minister Tony Abbott has conceded the fuel excise is a "carbon tax on steroids" following remarks about the scheme the PM made in the US.
Mr Abbott told US president Barack Obama the fuel excise, which the Government announced would increase in the budget, was acting like a carbon price signal.
Labor's transport spokesman Anthony Albanese seized on the Prime Minister's comments, telling the ABC Mr Abbott's remarks had exposed the truth about the scheme.
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Tony Abbott travelled an awfully long way to affirm an unchanged alliance with Barack Obama. And what was the point of his visit to Canada?
After nearly two weeks away, the Prime Minister will come back both jet-lagged and refreshed, the welcomes from world leaders a fond memory.
But the benefits of his trip for Australia will be harder to quantify than the benefits for him personally.
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Prime Minister Tony Abbott stands with a surfboard he will present to President Barack Obama.
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Prime Minister Tony Abbott and US president Barack Obama have agreed to a new defence initiative which paves the way for extra American military forces and activity in Australia.
The Force Posture Initiative sorts out some of the legal, indemnity and jurisdiction issues for Americans rotating through Australia, and opens the door to further military cooperation in the future.
During wide-ranging talks at the White House, the leaders also discussed their different approaches to climate change, with both agreeing they would like energy efficiency on the G20 agenda.
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US President Barack Obama listens as Prime Minister Tony Abbott speaks during their bilateral meeting.
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Prime Minister Tony Abbott's two-week overseas trip will be defined by his meeting with US president Barack Obama, writes James Glenday.
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As Prime Minister Tony Abbott prepares to meet Barack Obama, see how Australian leaders have handled themselves on their visits to the US.
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The prime ministers of Australia and Canada are working together to undermine global action on climate change via market-based mechanisms such as carbon pricing and emissions trading schemes.
But hasn't Tony Abbott been burnishing his small government, free market credentials since he took office last year?
Climate change policies are a test of the Prime Minister's free market credentials. He has failed dismally in the past 48 hours.
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In this update: The Prime Minister promises to put the economy before action on climate change; The Royal Commission into Trade Union Goverance and Corruption resumes in Sydney; Victoria's balance of power M-P Geoff Shaw could have his future decided today; and British comedian Rik Mayall dies at the age of 56.
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US president Barack Obama speaks during a joint press conference following meetings with Polish President Bronislaw Komorowski at Belweder Palace in Warsaw, Poland.
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By 2030, all US states will have to cut carbon emissions by a third compared to 2005 levels.
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US President Barack Obama speaks next to part of the twin towers at the dedication ceremony for the National September 11 Memorial Museum at the World Trade Centre site in New York City.
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Armin Rosen's attack on Mondoweiss on the Atlantic website is about nothing more than policing the discourse on Israel. Rosen's article on alleged anti-Semitism is a shoddy attempt at smearing Alex Kane, Mondoweiss and Peter Beinart. It was sparked by the fact that a mainstream publication, The Daily Beast(on Beinart's Open Zion blog), had the audacity to publish two articles by Alex that speak in favor of the boycott, divestment and sanctions movement.
Rosen argues The Daily Beast should never publish someone associated with Mondoweiss (or, we're sure, with the Electronic Intifada, or any other website that pushes the boundaries of our lacking discourse on the Middle East). Why? Because Mondoweiss "often gives the appearance of an anti-Semitic enterprise," and thus "by vilifying and dehumanizing one side of the conflict, the poison of anti-Semitism makes a constructive, forward-looking discourse far more difficult to achieve." This coming from someone who defended the term "Islamo-facism." Usually we'd ignore the kind of shallow and unsubstantiated attack on this website, but the piece appeared in the Atlantic, and Rosen is an Atlantic fellow, so we will meet fire from this quarter with a strong defense.
On Twitter, Rosen promised the "definitive bitch-smacking of Mondoweiss." You'd think that in order to characterize someone as anti-Semitic (which is actually a libelous accusation, when unsupported), you'd have to really bring the goods. Here are Rosen's charges as to why Alex Kane should not be published by The Daily Beast:
- Phil Weiss wrote an article for the American Conservative which has been associated with Pat Buchanan
- Phil Weiss writes about the Israel Lobby
- Mondoweiss published a piece from Refaat Alareer a writer in Gaza that questioned the role the Israeli government could have played in the death of Vittorio Arrigoni
- Mondoweiss published a piece by Max Ajl which puts the deaths of the Fogel family in the Itamar settlement in the context of the violence of the occupation
- Mondoweiss published a piece by Jack Ross (who Rosen implies is a Holocaust denying Nazi sympathizer)
- Mondoweiss claims "Iran has never officially denied the Holocaust," which Rosen admits is factually true
- Phil Weiss writes about the role of American Jews in the establishment
Notice any criticism of Alex? No? Well, Rosen still holds Alex responsible because "publicly he does not challenge the site's lunacy." If that is not the epitome of McCarthyite guilt by association, then we don't know what it.
This isn't the first time Rosen has offered himself as an attack dog. He distinguished himself during his time in a joint Jewish Theological Seminary/Columbia University program by being an especially shrill voice in the campaigns to deny Joseph Massad tenure at Columbia Although Massad was far from the only professor Rosen disapproved of. He also had issues with Mahmoud Mamdani and Hamid Dabashi -- notice a trend?
Rosen's conduct toward Massad is similar to his conduct with us. He's namecalling in an effort to establish a redline in the discourse. He doesn't want our voices granted any legitimacy. And the reason is obvious. We are unremitting critics of what Israel looks like today and what Zionism had produced for Palestine, the US and American Jewish life; and because Americans are opening themselves up to these ideas, we are getting more attention from the mainstream. Rosen is doing his utmost to shut the door on us.
Alex Kane's work stands on its own. While Rosen admits he is not responsible for what other people write, his entire article is based on that very premise. He should actually take the time to read Alex's work--in The Daily Beast, in Mondoweiss and in other publications. Alex has an extensive record by now of writing on this issue, and anyone who wants to show that he's an "anti-Semite" has material to comb through. But there's nothing anti-Semitic about his work.
Ultimately, this is not about Alex or Mondoweiss. It is about the larger issue of policing the discourse on Israel in this country. It is about the routine use of smears to discredit your opposition. It is about the tired use of the word "anti-Semitism" to shut down debate over Israel--a use that has cheapened that word to mean "anyone who critiques Israel." And as for Rosen's issue with Phil's examination of Jewish privilege, read Marc Ellis's meditation on Jewish empowerment, or Liz Shulman on the issue of male Jewish privilege, or Avraham Burg on Jewish wealth and access and of course Peter Beinart who grounds his critique in the admission "we live in an age not of Jewish weakness, but of Jewish power." We live in an unprecedented moment of Jewish history; our intellectuals, and not just Jewish ones, have a right and responsibility to reflect on these questions.
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Federal court removes hold on Kitsap killer's execution
A federal court's hold on the execution of the state's longest serving death row inmate was lifted Wednesday but that does not mean Jonathan Lee Gentry's days are numbered.
Gentry, 57, was sentenced to death in 1991 for the 1988 murder of Cassie Holden, 12, whose body was found off the trails beside Rolling Hills Golf Course in East Bremerton. He was 34 at the time of Cassie's death.
Although Judge Robert Lasnik's removal of the stay indicates, for now, the federal courts will allow the execution to take place, a state hold on Gentry's sentence still is in place until at least Wednesday and further appeals are pending.
"This was something that was a forgone conclusion for a while," said Tim Ford, Gentry's lawyer, calling it a "nonevent."
Ford said there still is an appeal regarding retesting DNA material and another motion in the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals.
Gentry's conviction and death sentence have withstood several appeals and attacks, including claims that he received ineffective counsel, that the trial was tainted by racism — Gentry is black, Cassie was white — and that Gentry's trial attorneys hadn't been properly informed of jailhouse witnesses' background.
Most recently, last month the state Supreme Court ruled Gentry's trial was not affected by racist language to the point that it jeopardized the integrity of the process.
To keep the state stay in place following the Supreme Court's denial of Gentry's appeal, he will have to file a motion for reconsideration, according to the state Office of the Attorney General.
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The Alaska Aces on Thursday announced two signings designed to shore up a defensive crew thinned by retirements and a goaltending situation in flux because of Gerald Coleman's offseason hip surgery.
With stalwart defensemen Bryan Miller and Chad Anderson each calling it a career, Aces bench boss Rob Murray turned to a former player of his from his American Hockey League days to help bolster the blue line for the ECHL club.
Murray signed Sean Curry, 30, who has played nearly 700 pro hockey games, the majority of them in the AHL. Curry played for Murray when the coach worked for the AHL's Providence Bruins, the farm team of the Boston Bruins.
And with Coleman signed but unavailable to start the season while he continues to rehab from surgery, Murray signed Mark Guggenberger, the Central Hockey League's reigning Most Outstanding Goaltender and Rookie of the Year. Returning second-year goalie James Reid and Guggenberger, 23, will likely shoulder duties until the return of Coleman, the Aces' No. 1 masked man each of the last two seasons and the ECHL's Goaltender of the Year in 2011.
Coleman earlier this offseason said he is targeting Thanksgiving for his return to game action.
With Thursday's announcement, the Aces have revealed 15 signings for the 2012-13 ECHL season — three goalies, four defensemen and eight forwards. Ten of those players are either returners or have a history with the club — veteran winger Matt Robinson is returning for a second tour with the franchise — and five are newcomers.
The 6-foot-5, 229-pound Curry is entering his 11th pro season. Murray's scouting report and Curry's numbers indicate the blueliner has been a stay-at-home defenseman in the high minor leagues. Murray thinks Curry can generate more offense in the ECHL.
Murray pegged Curry as a consummate team player.
"He's a real good guy, and I always had affection for him because he would do anything for you — he played some forward for us in Providence,'' he said. "He worked hard and one of the things I like is he'd stick up for teammates.
"He's a dependable defenseman who can play against the other team's top lines.''
Curry last season played in the Swedish first division and two seasons ago played in the German Elite League. Murray believes Curry's time on those European circuits, where games are played on Olympic-sized ice (15 feet wider than NHL-sized ice) will aid him at Sullivan Arena, the ECHL's only Olympic ice.
Last season with Rogle in Sweden, Curry earned 5-8—13 totals and 109 penalty minutes in 48 games.
Curry is the third veteran Murray has signed — the others are Robinson and returning defenseman Steve Ward. Each ECHL team is allowed four veteran skaters (goaltenders do not count). A veteran is any skater who enters the season with 260 or more regular-season games played as a pro, although some lower leagues in Europe and elsewhere do not count against the 260.
Last season with the Texas Brahmas, the 6-foot-3, 207-pound Guggenberger led the CHL in goals-against average (2.27), tied for first in shutouts (three) and ranked ninth in save percentage (.912).
"I think he's a really good get for us,'' Murray said. "He looks at this as a chance to move up the ladder.''
Shuffling the deck
The Aces have moved the start time two hours earlier for their five Sunday home games at Sullivan in the upcoming season.
This season, Sunday home games will begin at 3:05 p.m. Those games have traditionally started at 5:05 p.m.
The Aces said they hope the change makes it easier for families to stick around for the traditional Skate with the Aces sessions after Sunday games.
Opening face-off for all other Aces home games remains 7:15 p.m.
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The HDInsight service supports both HDFS and Windows Azure Storage (BLOB Service) for storing data. Using BLOB Storage with HDInsight gives you low-cost, redundant storage, and allows you to scale your storage needs independently of your compute needs. However, Windows Azure Storage allocates bandwidth to a storage account that can be exceeded by HDInsight clusters of sufficient size. If this occurs, Windows Azure Storage will throttle requests. This article describes when throttling may occur and how to maximize throughput to BLOB Storage by avoiding throttling.
Note: In HDInsight, HDFS is intended to be used as a cache or for intermediary storage. When a cluster is deleted, data in HDFS will be discarded. Data intended for long-term storage should be stored in Windows Azure Storage (BLOBS).
Note: In HDInsight, HDFS is intended to be used as a cache or for intermediary storage. When a cluster is deleted, data in HDFS will be discarded. Data intended for long-term storage should be stored in Windows Azure Storage (BLOBS).
If you run a heavy I/O workload on an HDInsight cluster of sufficient size*, reads and/or writes may be throttled by Windows Azure Storage. Throttling can result in jobs running slowly, tasks failing, and (in rare cases) jobs failing. Throttling occurs when the aggregate load that a cluster puts on a storage account exceeds the allotted bandwidth for the storage account. To address this, HDInsight clusters have a tunable self-throttling mechanism that can slow read and/or write traffic to a storage account. The self-throttling mechanism exposes two parameters: fs.azure.selfthrottling.read.factor and fs.azure.selftthrottling.write.factor. These parameters govern the rate of read and write traffic from an HDInsight cluster to a storage account. Values for these parameters are set at job submission time. Values must be in the range (0, 1], where 1 corresponds to no self-throttling, 0.5 corresponds to roughly 1/2 the unrestricted throughput rate, and so on. Conservative default values for these parameters are set based on cluster size at cluster creation time ("conservative" here means that values are such that throttling is highly unlikely to occur at all, but bandwidth utilization may be below the allocated amount). To arrive at optimal values for the self-throttling parameters, you should turn on storage account logging prior to running a job, analyze the logs to understand if/when throttling occurred, and adjust the parameter values accordingly.
Note: We are currently working on ways for a cluster to self-tune its throughput rate to avoid throttling and maximize bandwidth utilization.
Note: We are currently working on ways for a cluster to self-tune its throughput rate to avoid throttling and maximize bandwidth utilization.
* The number of nodes required to trigger throttling by Windows Azure Storage depends on whether geo-replication is enabled for the storage account (because bandwidth allocation is different for each case). If geo-replication is enabled, clusters with more than 7 nodes may encounter throttling. If geo-replication is not enabled, clusters with more than 10 nodes may encounter throttling.
Limits are placed on the bandwidth allocated to Windows Azure Storage accounts to guarantee high availability for all customers. Limiting bandwidth is done by rejecting requests to a storage account (HTTP response 500 or 503) when the request rate exceeds the allocated bandwidth. Windows Azure Storage imposes the following bandwidth limits on a single storage account:
Note that these limits are subject to change. For more information, see Windows Azure's Flat Network Storage and 2012 Scalability Targets. For information about enabling or disabling geo-replication for a storage account, see How to manage storage accounts.
An HDInsight cluster will be throttled if/when its throughput rates to Windows Azure Storage exceed those stated above. Throughput, in turn, is dependent on the nature of the job being run. Perhaps the best way to understand in advance if a job will encounter throttling is by comparing it to a well-known workload, the Terasort benchmark. With the fs.azure.selfthrottling.read.factor and fs.azure.selftthrottling.write.factor parameters each set to 1 (i.e. no self-throttling), HDInsight clusters generally encounter throttling during the Teragen and Teravalidate phases of the Terasort workload* under the following conditions:
These numbers are for reference only. A cluster will only encounter throttling if the job that it is running produces throughput in excess of that allocated for the storage account.
* Run with 4 map slots and 2 reduce slots.
Initial indications that a cluster workload is being throttled by Windows Azure Storage may include the following:
While the above are indications that your cluster is being throttled, the best way to understand if your workload is being throttled is by inspecting responses returned by Windows Azure Storage. Responses with response code (http status code) of 500 or 503 indicate that a request has been throttled. One way to collect WA Storage responses is to turn on storage logging (http://www.windowsazure.com/en-us/manage/services/storage/how-to-monitor-a-storage-account/#configurelogging).
If you have a workload that encounters throttling, there are three ways avoid it:
The sections below go into more detail.
The first question to answer in avoiding throttling by Windows Azure Storage is this: Do I need all the CPUs in my cluster? In many cases, the answer here might be yes (e.g. the Terasort benchmark), in which case you can skip this section. However, some workloads that are truly I/O dominant may not require the CPUs available in a large cluster. By reducing the number of nodes in your cluster, you can reduce the load on storage and (potentially) avoid throttling (in addition to saving money!).
The fs.azure.selfthrottling.read.factor and fs.azure.selftthrottling.write.factor settings control the rate at which an HDInsight cluster reads and writes to Windows Azure Storage. Values for these settings must be in the range (0, 1], where 1 corresponds to no self-throttling, 0.5 corresponds to roughly 1/2 the unrestricted throughput rate, and so on. Default values for these settings are determined at cluster creation time according to the following formulas (n = number of nodes in cluster):
fs.azure.selfthrottling.read/write.factor = 1, n <= 7
fs.azure.selfthrottling.read/write.factor = 32/(5n), n > 7
fs.azure.selfthrottling.read/write.factor = 1, n <= 7
fs.azure.selfthrottling.read/write.factor = 32/(5n), n > 7
The formula for n > 7 is conservative, based on the "worst-case" scenario (for a storage account with geo-replication enabled) in which the throughput capacity for each node in the cluster is maximized. In practice, this is rare. You can override the default values for these settings at job submission time. Depending on your workload, you may find that increasing the value for either or both of these settings when you submit a job improves job performance. However, increasing the default value by too much may result in throttling by Windows Azure Storage.
One of the assumptions built into the self-throttling mechanism is that end-to-end request latencies are low (in the 500ms to 1000ms range). If this assumption does not apply, bandwidth utilization may be low and/or jobs may take longer-than-expected to complete. In this case, increasing the values for fs.azure.selfthrottling.read.factor and fs.azure.selfthrottling.write.factor (within the range of (0, 1]) may improve performance.
Another option to avoid throttling by Windows Azure Storage is to request an increase in bandwidth allocated for your storage account. This can be done by logging into WindowsAzure.com and following the steps below:
1. Click on SUPPORT and then SUPPORT OPTIONS:
2. Click Get Support:
3. In the form that opens, set the correct values in the drop-down boxes, making sure to set the SUPPORT TYPE to Billing. Click CREATE TICKET.
4. In the form that opens, choose Quota or Core Increase Requests from the Problem type dropdown:
5. In the Category drop-down box that appears, select Storage accounts.
6. Finally, click CONTINUE:
That's it for today. I'd be interested in feedback on this feature, so please use the comments below. And, as I mentioned earlier, we are currently working on ways for a cluster to self-tune its throughput rate to avoid throttling and maximize bandwidth utilization without the need for any manual intervention.


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Mindy Kaling's new sitcom will be picked up for the 2012-2013 television season, Fox announced on Wednesday. The actress, producer and writer is best known for playing hilarious Kelly Kapoor on "The Office," but she will now have a chance to shine in a lead role. The new sitcom, reportedly titled "The Mindy Project," will star Kaling as an OB-GYN "who's trying to get her life in order." If the thought of Kaling getting her own show isn't enough to get you excited, Ed Helms and Bill Hader will be guest starring in the show's pilot episode.
More Mindy Kaling sounds like all kinds of excellent to us. Plus, "Girls" creator and star Lena Dunham agrees! She even tweeted her congratulations to Kaling Thursday:
@mindykaling I cannot wait to watch every week wearing a pore strip and cheering my head off. Love love love.
— Lena Dunham (@lenadunham) May 10, 2012
In anticipation of "The Mindy Project" premiere, which won't happen until the fall, we've come up with seven things we hope to see on Kaling's new show.
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B.J. Novak and Ellie Kemper, Kaling's undeniably adorable "Office" co-stars, are two of her close friends, and Novak is also an executive producer on Kaling's new show. Doesn't seem like too much to ask for a cameo from these two once in awhile.
Mindy Kaling loves musicals -- and so do we! Just check out her brilliant webisode about Kelly and Erin's girl band, Subtle Sexuality. We want to see more of this on "The Mindy Project."
This photo, taken from the back of Kaling's book, "Is Everyone Hanging Out Without Me?," is just brilliant. More please.
We all know how much Dunham's character on "Girls," Hannah Horvath, loves to gossip with her gynecologist. Dunham will chat with Kaling about "Forrest Gump," Kaling with discuss "You've Got Mail."
In her book, Kaling has a whole chapter on "Revenge Fantasies While Jogging." We want to see some of these fantasies enacted -- while she gets a great workout.
Mindy once expressed to New York Magazine that she was dreaming of playing a character in a pencil skirt: "Right now, I'm hankering for new adventures ... Ninety percent of the time I'm having romantic-comedy fantasies in which I'm wearing little pencil skirts and hurrying down to the subway." We hope her new show realizes all of her sartorial fantasies.
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I'm soooo hoping someone here can help as I've done everything I can find through research with no luck. When it gets below 20 degrees, I can only run 4 miles outdoors before my big toe on my left foot is in severe pain from the cold. It hurts so badly that I'm in tears & takes about 30 minutes to "thaw out" & stop hurting. It honestly feels like it will break off. I consider myself fairly tough, but cannot push through this - nor is it probably safe.
One of my friends suggested that I might have had near frostbite on it once. I don't remember anything, but my husband remembers something a couple of years ago...that may be correct because the past couple of years it's gotten progressively worse in the winter. This winter is nearly unmanageable.
I've tried wool socks, fleece socks, double layers, heating pads in my shoes (not comfy) & silk sock liners under wool socks. Nothing helps.
Of course I'm training for Boston so need the miles & the treadmill is...well, ugh And I'm in Michigan so it will be cold for a while.
Can anyone offer any suggestions???? I'm willing to do (nearly) anything at this point.
You might have to invest some serious $$$ in the kind of footwear made for heavy-duty winter trekking. I would not mess around with the kind of situation you're describing. Is a race worth permanently damaging your foot?
How can you tell that the pain is from the cold? Are you able to run outdoors in warmer conditions? If you're comparing outdoor running to a treadmill, the push off action on your foot might be different. It's also different on snow than on other surfaces. Unless you can run on snow in warmer conditions, it might be hard to distinguish whether the surface or the cold is the culprit.. I would think that if you had bad frostbite, you'd remember.
I live in MN and regularly run outdoors in sub-zero temps. I wear the same shoes and socks that I'd wear in summer, and I have never once had cold feet or toes while running. The motion and circulation are enough to keep them warm. (Though it's possible that if I'd had frostbite previously, that might not be the case). However, I have arthritis and hallux limitus in my big toe (I can't bend it very far up). It came on gradually over a few years, and the symptoms are sometimes what you describe. My podiatrist didn't think running would make it worse, so I've continued to run on it for 20 years, and usually it's fine. Shoes and running surface make a big difference. I also wear over the counter orthotics and have cut out a little area beneath the big toe so it doesn't have to bend upward as far on the push-off. I don't know if any of these would help you, but they might be something to consider. Maybe a visit to a podiatrist would be worthwhile.
There are several health conditions which could be causing your foot/toe issues. While all are manageable, you need to see your PCP to get on the right track. It's always better to get in front of health issues - or at a minimum, rule them out clinically - than allow them to linger and exacerbate silently.
Thanks....I've ran for years - marathons & ultras - in all kinds of weather & road conditions, primarily outdoors, but will treadmill when I have to. I have zero problems until it gets to 20 degrees. So it would seem that it is definitely related to the cold. Maybe there are other issues that would cause this to occur in very cold temps? It's just been the past couple of years & my hubby does remember my foot getting extremely cold a couple of years ago.
As many of you would do, I'm not going to stop...I'm really just looking for additional suggestions on how to stay out there longer in sub-20 temps. My right foot is fine, the shoes fit fine, etc. There has to be a super-cold connection here somehow.
My dad and brother are mountaineers. They both have suffered from frostbite the average individual would consider rather bad. Enough to get the skin turning pretty dark, all toes nails falling off, and losing feeling for about a year.
I would say the chances of you having had frostbite bad enough in the past to cause this and not realizing it is pretty slim. Even low level frostbite is very painful.
I agree with the others. I'd talk to your PCP about it. It could be possible you have other things going on like maybe arthritis that is exacerbated by the cold. Back when I had serious runners knee, if my knee got cold, the pain would get very bad. There are tons of possibilities. I'd get it looked at so you don't have to struggle with it any longer.
Good luck!
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It's possible it's Raynaud's, but maybe it's time to schedule an appt with your PCP.
I have a mild case of Raynauds and my big toe on my right foot used to go numb when running. Sometimes it would take a couple miles before it warmed up. I'd start out ok but within 1/2 mile, my toe would be numb. I also have an issue with the fingers and mostly thumb on my right hand. I wear the heavy Smartwool PHD socks and I wear Brooks Adrenaline goretex trail shoes. My regular shoes just breathe too much to keep my feet warm. The goretex shoes make a big difference.


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Who hated on you? Point 'em out and I'll dot there eye for 'em!!!

(kidding I'm actually very non violent, but the sentiment is still there.)
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I don't know you. What can I say about you?
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I think u may be dramatic
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well quit putting up fake pics and sayin its you...mmkay?
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When are you going to realize that if they really hated you it's their problem, not yours.
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