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How to install hbase on Ubuntu 9.04?
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You can install HBase in 3 modes: standalone, pseudo distributed and fully distributed.
Standalone mode is a much simplified installation, that only allows client code running on the same machine to connect. This is useful where, for example, you want to make a quick install of HBase on the workstation on which you are developing HBase client code.
Pseudo distributed mode is a "normal" HBase installation that runs on a single node cluster. This will allow you to install HBase on a single server in your office or data centre, for example, and then for client code running on multiple workstations to connect to it. This is clearly better in team development environments, but is arguably also better for single developer scenarios (where the server and client code are on the same workstation) because the developer can examine and consider all the system components that will be present in a production system.
Fully distributed mode is typically used in production environments, or for later stage benchmarking of a developed application, for example on EC2, and involves HBase running on multiple nodes.
In order to run HBase in pseudo or fully distributed modes, you must also install hadoop. hadoop is a distributed file system originally developed by Yahoo. HBase stores chunks of data in files, which it writes to hadoop. hadoop then takes care of replicating/distributing this data.
Because of the close relationship between HBase and hadoop, both systems must be installed correctly. The installation process may include making certain necessary changes to the default Ubuntu (or other server) configuration, as well as the software.
A quick guide on setting up HBase in pseudo distributed mode on Ubuntu is provided here http://ria101.wordpress.com/2010/01/28/setup-hbase-in-pseudo-distributed-mode-and-connect-java-client/
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The BYU Cougars have announced their 2014 football schedule, which features games against Boise State, California, Houston, Texas, UCF, and UConn.
Director of athletics Tol Holmoe announced the Cougars' schedule this evening on BYUtv. The 2014 season will be the fourth for Brigham Young as an FBS football independent.
"I'm pleased with the way this schedule came together. I think it has good balance," said Holmoe. "I like playing in different regions of the country, including several places we've never been. It's a unique opportunity for our football team and great for Cougar Nation."
BYU opens the 2014 season with back-to-back road games at UConn on Friday, Aug. 29 (ESPN) and Texas on Sept. 6. BYU then hosts Houston in their home-opener at LaVell Edwards Stadium on Friday, Sept. 11 (ESPN).
The Cougars then host two consecutive games in Provo. Virginia visits on Sept. 20 followed by, after an open date, Utah State on Friday, Oct. 3.
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They also said the Houston game will be on ESPN, though the time hasn't been set.
That Houston game worries me with only a couple days to get ready after Texas
Other notes – TH mentioned Texas, UNLV and Nevada as schools he will or would like to schedule more in the future.
On the school set to visit Provo on 11/22 but not contracted, which was not USM, who was contracted to play, I wonder if this was an ACC team. Much like the Pac 12 teams scheduled to offset the Notre Dame games, I wonder if ACC teams will play BYU in mid-Novembers to offset ACC-ND games. Miami had been rumoured as a November 2014 opponent for BYU at one time.
ACC would be a great relationship for BYU. I know BYU really enjoyed working with Texas on this last deal, so hopefully we'll see more of them in the future.
Houston was a surprisingly difficult game last year. Houston was also a fairly young team so I expect them to only get better. At the same time, I think BYU will be a little better prepared for this time around. That could be a game that sets the tone for the rest of the season with it being the first home game and having it come off a hard road game with Texas.
The first 8 games are a pretty decent schedule but from November 1st on are 4 of the worst teams in college football, UNLV and Cal are 2 of the worst teams in their respective leagues and Middle Tennessee and Savannah State are a complete joke. That is the challenge of being independent, nothing but crappy games to end the last third of the season. Only 3 BCS caliber teams on the schedule. Even an unbeaten season would not get you into a quality bowl with this rather weak lineup of teams.
I completely disagree with you. You can call Savannah State what you want, yeah, they're a cupcake for most FCS teams. But Middle Tennessee beat Marshall last year and went 8-4 in the regular season, which was good enough for the Armed Forces Bowl. UNLV also went bowling last season after going 7-5. Cal was awful last season, yes, but that was Sonny Dykes' first season, and that's the same guy that had Louisiana Tech putting up astronomical numbers on offense the past couple of seasons he was there. They'll be much better this season. So don't take a nap during November, BYU fans.
UNLV was 7-6 last year and MTSU was 8-5. Cal was 1-11 last year and so was Savannah St as an FCS team. You are right that the Nov schedule leaves something to be desired but there are two Bowl teams on the schedule for November.
I expect the Texas game to be on ESPN or ESPN2 and the Utah State game will likely be on one of those as well. So expect to see the Cougars on ESPN or ESPN2 in 4 of their first 5 games and 4 of the first 6 weeks of the season. I would guess that the Virginia game would be on ESPNU.
October will be the toughest run of the Schedule. USU has been good the last 2 years UCF had their best season ever last year and Boise on the Smurt turf is always tough.
This feels like a 10-win season and possible BCS qualification.
Pros are the returning qb/rb combo of Hill/Williams.
Cons are losses of KVN/Hoffman.
None of these teams really scare me. UCF doesn't scare me with the loss of their NFL qb. Texas doesn't scare me with the change in leadership.
I'm a Cougar fan and live in Texas. I really look forward to games vs Houston and Texas the most.
Might want to recheck those plates again, you're looking at 8-4.
Which games do you have BYU losing? @ Texas @UCF @BSU and who? @Uconn or Utah State at home? Maybe Houston at home?
If this offense continues to make strides like it did during the course of last season and Bronco can keep his defense passable, then I would agree with Nateuta06 that this schedule looks like 10 wins. Though 8-4 is definately possible.

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The lightweight fighter lost 15-10 to vastly experienced former Italian world champion Domenico Valentino at the ExCel, with two tight rounds before Taylor lost the final round 7-3.
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The race to fill moderate Republican Norm Maleng's spot as King County Prosecutor (Maleng died in May) is between two Democrats who are facing off in the primary, Keith Scully and Bill Sherman, and Maleng's longtime chief of staff, Republican Dan Satterberg.
Trying to coast in as Maleng's heir apparent, Satterberg is pitching himself as a mellow, moderate Republican.
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Han [18-year-old Green Party candidate Young Han] said Shore and Donovan contacted him after learning he had intended to run. They took him to lunch and urged him to run, and Shore gave him a $250 campaign contribution — all without revealing that Shore was a professional Republican political operative. Han now says he will give that money back.
The outraged editorials at Shore's crass partisan trickery were forthcoming. And the Democrats called for an investigation.
So far, Satterberg has paid Shore's Polis Political Services $2,000 for his consulting work.
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Looks good! Can't wait to get down there and help you out some more. Hopefully I wont have to do my heater core too. Glad things are continually moving along. :beer:
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I just used a router to take some of the material off the 3/4'' MDF I'm using for my flooring.
I'd be interested in the dome light and handles as a set. Get paid at the begining of the month. Very seriously interested.
Moving the plate to the bumper is something I've always wanted to do. Always thought an avant would work better, but I'm looking forward to see where this goes.
You are making that silver avant work! What are your plans for exterior down the line?
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I was gonna need a set of these soon as well......
I stopped at 15 grand... the initial purchase price being 6.
I have to agree... it's like what that thing was meant for.
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Jesus... What on earth do you do for a living!? I like that mirror, but the interface seems like it could get difficult. Let us know how it is, in real world use.
Very glad your saving that...
What a deal! You can get the full RS4 with fogs from ECS for 500 more. I don't know how they get away with charging so much for some of their products.
Love the progress os far... It's always a...
Omg that knee bolster!
And Crazexr7 is always on the look out for parts.
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Located in Eixample, NH Barcelona Eixample is within a mile (2 km) of popular sights such as Casa Batllo and Casa Mila. This 81-room, 3-star hotel welcomes guests with conveniences like free in-room WiFi, concierge services, and free newspapers in the lobby. Also close to this Barcelona hotel are Palau de la Musica Catalana and Sagrada Familia.
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NH Barcelona Eixample features free WiFi in public areas, free newspapers, and laundry facilities. Self parking is offered for EUR 18.70 per day. The front desk has multilingual staff on hand 24/7 to help with dry cleaning/laundry, concierge services, and luggage storage. This hotel also has a TV in a common area.
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NH Barcelona Eixample features tour/ticket assistance, multilingual staff, and concierge services. Event facilities measure 2508 square feet (233 square meters). Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access. This Barcelona hotel also offers complimentary newspapers in the lobby, laundry facilities, and dry cleaning/laundry services. Parking is available onsite for a surcharge.
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WEST ROXBURY, Mass. -- Legendary St. Anthony (N.J.) boys basketball coach Bob Hurley is in Boston this week conducting a youth clinic at Roxbury Latin School. Hurley was here thanks to Shooting Touch, Inc., a Boston-based nonprofit of which he serves on the Board of Directors.
It was also announced yesterday that Hurley's Friars will face local powerhouse Central Catholic on Dec. 28 in the second annual Shooting Touch Shootout, at Emmanuel College.
With over 1,000 career wins under his belt, five mythical national championships and one of only three high school coaches in the Basketball Hall of Fame, a chat with Hurley is always one of the year's highlights for me personally as a basketball writer. I racked his brain on a few more subjects.
On the new NCAA regulations allowing unlimited contact between coaches and players: "For us, I don't see it as much of a problem. We do mention to the families about, as soon as anything seems to be unreasonable in the recruiting, which is usually after 9 o'clock at night, call me and I'll have it stopped. We don't let people call after 9.The burden of these coaches thinking that they have to keep nonstop contact with the kids because they're going to lose some advantage, we try to blow that up so the kid can just go visit the schools, write some stuff down that's important, and not turn it into, you know, not going to school becomes a social ejection.
"I think being able to maintain contact with the person is important, but who's in contact with them – I guess now if we're going to make it the colleges, the players, and if we're cutting out some of the handlers. If the handlers don't have as much influence, that'd be good. It'd be nice if the families
On the new NCAA eligibility guidelines for the Class of 2016: "I think the kids in big, urban schools that don't get identified as players early enough are going to have trouble, because they're trying to do catch-up. If you have a kid in school who's taking a normal load of classes, it's not an issue. It's certainly not an issue in my school. But I think it can bother a kid who's a late bloomer, or a kid that transfers from one school to another, and all of a sudden you study the transcript and…
"We were just talking in Jersey City the other day, talking about a charter school where a kid was going into senior year, and he began his senior year at this charter school which is now closed, Create Charter, and he went to Snyder High School, the public high school in the area where I'm from. When they got his transcript, he was a senior in high school and he hadn't taken a math class yet. He hadn't taken a math class yet. I have no idea how that could slip."
On Boston: "We love coming up. My wife absolutely loves to come to Boston. They're wandering around as we speak. I am always in very good shape when I get home after this week, because they're bouncing around the whole week. When we come up, we get a chance to play two very good games. It's a short trip, so when you travel you don't have to leave some place and fly, you have to leave a lot earlier during the holiday and disrupt the family's holiday together. What Shooting Touch is trying to do, by us coming we help them a little bit, we benefit far more than they do by coming up here because it's a great opportunity to play a couple of games."
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The Data Mashup contest deadline is being extended to October 5th. In addition, we are opening up the contest data sources to allow you to pull anything from the Windows Azure Marketplace that is free. Need help getting started? We put this blog post together to assist you in pulling the data as well as running you through an example submission.
There are many free sources you can pull from in Windows Azure Marketplace. Feel free to choose any data you find interesting! For this example, we're going to use some data from Wolfram Alpha. You can see examples of some of the datasets Wolfram offers at http://www.wolframalpha.com/examples/. The example below will walk you through pulling the data with the Windows Azure Add In for Excel.
Some of the many options Wolfram Alpha offers include:
· Historical weather by city & year
· Unemployment rates
· Salary information
· Home value data
· Population estimates
· Crime data
· Nutritional information
For our example, we are hypothesizing that over time, an increase in unemployment will correlate to an increase in crime. We are going to pull crime rates and unemployment rates from 10 major US cities and the 2010 US population to compare against. Let's get started.
1. Click the Data tab in Excel, then find and click the "Import data from DataMarket" button at the top right of the screen.
2. You will need to sign in with your Live account. If you don't have one it will walk you through creating one.
3. Once you allow access from DataMarket, on the right hand side of the screen, find the little shopping cart icon and click that to browse datasets. This will take you to the Windows Azure Marketplace web portal.
4. Use the search box to find Wolfram Alpha.
5. Click on the link for Wolfram Alpha and subscribe to the data. Once you do this, head back to Excel.
6. Find the refresh button next to the shopping cart and click that. Your Wolfram data should now show up under Subscribed datasets.
7. Click the Import Data option to bring up the Query Builder.
8. In the query builder, type your query in the "equals" field. In this case we're looking for the 2005 unemployment rate for Atlanta.
9. Click on "Import Data" once you enter in your query and it will pull the data into Excel.
10. We are going to use the mean unemployment rate from this data pull. Next we will do the same inquiry for Atlanta in 2009, then move on to the other cities until we have all the data we need. Next we pulled it into the table below.
11. Moving on to crime, we do an inquiry in the same manner until we were able to populate the table below.
12. Lastly, we pull the 2010 population for each city.
13. Repeat steps 7-9 until you have all the data you wish to query.
14. When we have all the appropriate data points, we calculate the changes from 2005-2009 for each category and organized them into tables.
15. Now we create a table in PowerPivot. Highlight the data in Excel and click "Create Linked Table" in the PowerPivot option in the ribbon.
16. This will open the PowerPivot window with the linked table.
17. Using PowerPivot, we created graphs by selecting the PivotTable option and building them out.
18. After refining, we generated the graphs below on the left. We also utilized Excel to create an additional visualization on the right side below.
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I just got off the phone after speaking with a doctor in California whom I have never spoken to before. Before we said goodbye, he said "Nice to meet you." It struck me as a slightly strange way to say goodbye after speaking on the phone. Did I indeed "meet" him? Just what does "meeting" mean in this context? A quick search shows the first definition of "meet" to be "To come upon by chance or arrangement." (1)
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This title is really the case study for a wider topic on Remote Apps.
For me this is one of the most exciting (tech) influences on mobile learning ... the interconnectivity between devices.
I have two folders on my iPad [Remote1 and Remote2] which are full of Apps that enable connectivity between the iPad and other devices ... and that connectivity can be both ways.
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This week having broken up from school for the Christmas break, I asked my Twitter Learning Community what it was that they felt most contributed to raising standards in their schools.
The following summarises their contributions for which I'm very grateful personally as we try to raise standards along with every school in the country.
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- 1-1/2 cup sifted cake flour
- 1-1/4 cup sugar
- 1 teaspoon baking soda
- 3/4 teaspoon baking powder
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 cup shortening
- 3 squares melted baking chocolate
- 1/2 cup milk
- 1 teaspoon vanilla
- 2 eggs, unbeaten
Instructions:Beat 2 minutes, low speed. Add additional 1/2 cup milk. Beat 2 more minutes. Pour into greased and floured pan. Bake at 375� for about 25 minutes.
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Tell Me More, Tell Me More!Wednesday, July 25, 2012
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LOVE that proposal! SO sweet!ReplyDelete
First Grade Blue Skies
Awww-that is definitely the first time I've ever heard of a jack-o'lantern proposal--too cute! :)ReplyDelete
Aww that proposal was so thoughtful! What a neat story to tell your girls! Was it very hard to figure out the Cameo? I am hesitant to get a Cricut or Cameo because I am worried I won't be able to use them correctly lol!ReplyDelete
Jennifer @ Herding Kats In Kindergarten
I LOVE my Silhouette Cameo! Just recently I have been making car window decals. They are super fun and they show your school spirit! :)ReplyDelete
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love the proposal!!ReplyDelete
and I LOVE crossfit too!! right now I'm doing a boot camp in the mornings though - fits my schedule better - good luck with your competitions! :)
I love your proposal story!!!ReplyDelete
A Cupcake for the Teacher
Awww! That's such a sweet story. I just got a Cameo too and I've been playing with it. I can't wait to see what you make!ReplyDelete
Swimming into Second
very adorable proposal!! Like the cute buckets as well! ♥ReplyDelete
That is so awesome. I love reading all these Tell Me More, Tell Me More! entries. (Although the Grease song runs through my head EVERY TIME, haha)ReplyDelete
Thanks for sharing.
You Might Be a First Grader...
Your hubby is super creative--I am not familiar with a cameo-so, sorry, but you rock on crossfit. a friend of mine and her husband do documentaries, and just went to LA for some film festival because they made a documentary on cross fit athletes. stop by my blog when you get a chance, I'm having a give away.ReplyDelete
Hi Jodi!ReplyDelete
I found your blog on Step into Second Grade! I'm your newest follower!
Your husband's proposal was so original and unique!
I'd love it if you stopped by my blog!
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I absolutely hate snakes as well! I won't look at pictures of them either (which makes it difficult at school when the boys find out just how much I am terrified of them!).ReplyDelete
Stop by and visit me at my new blog: anappleadayinfirstgrade.blogspot.com.
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LOVE your proposal and your daughters are so adorable.ReplyDelete
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What an awesome proposal! I love it!!!ReplyDelete
Everything about this post is so GREAT Jodi! I love the proposal story, the precious pictures of beautiful girls...and OH MY GOSH...you are so fit! Look at you lift that HUGE weight!! Call me impressed!!ReplyDelete
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Your proposal story is too cute! And I too HATE snakes! They give me huge anxiety to even see on tv! Your daughters are adorable!ReplyDelete
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- statements were made during the 2012 KMT-CPC Forum opening ceremony in Harbin. We are delighted to see that some political parties (e.g. DPP) have decided4 KB (511 words) - 19:37, 13 March 2016


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