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UNIVERSITY OF RICHMOND, Va. - Sophomore Andrew Benford narrowly missed an NCAA Regional qualifying mark, but the sophomore broke the meet record in the 3,000m steeplechase as the Fourth Annual Fred Hardy Invitational kicked off Friday afternoon at the University of Richmond. The action concludes Saturday with 14 events on the schedule.
Benford recorded one of the fastest times for a sophomore in school history in winning the 3,000m steeplechase by nearly 30 seconds. His time of 9:07.21 broke the two-year old standard of 9:13.16 held by former Spider John Ciccarelli in 2006 and was just .21 seconds shy of the NCAA Regional qualifying standard of 9:07.00.
Senior Jonathan Molz took the silver (9:31.07), as the two Spiders separated from the pack on the final laps. Calvin Virgilio was fifth in a time of 10:54.35.
"The steeple was a great race and we went 1-2," said men's track & field head coach Steve Taylor. "Andrew ran an excellent race and his time set a new meet record and just missed the regional qualifying mark. This is the first time he has ever run the steeple, so to perform so well is outstanding. He and Jon worked together and pulled away from their competition on the second lap. I was happy with the way they ran."
Also for the men, the 4x800m relay of Greg Hoffman, Derek Jensen, Sean Welsh and Jeff Strojny took second in a time of 7:50.25.
"That relay ran pretty well for this early season," said Taylor. "They were second today, but we know they have more time to drop."
On the women's side, Erin Lunny and Kylee Schuler took second and third, respectively, in the 5,000m. Lunny finished is 18:19.59, while Schuler posted a time of 18:24.56.
"Erin ran well this evening setting a personal best in the 5,000," said women's track & field head coach Lori Taylor. "She got faster throughout the race and certainly will run faster this season."
In the field events, Samella Koroma was fourth in the shot put (12.22m) and fifth in the hammer throw (42.11m). Monica Howard took fifth in the shot (11.79m), while Stephanie Lapp was sixth in the hammer throw (40.48m) and K'Lynn Robinson was 10th in the hammer (33.85m).
Benford's record in the 3,000m steeplechase was one of five meet records to fall on Day One. William & Mary's Betsy Graney set both a meet and facility record in the 3,000m steeple (10:55.60), as did the Tribe's Nicole Kazuba in the pole vault (3.86m). The William & Mary women's 4x800 relay also set meet and facility records (8:58.87).
Day One's most impressive performance went to Anthony Wallace who competed unattached in the men's long jump. He broke the 31-year old facility record of 7.73m held by track & field great LaMonte King (USA Junior Team) and his own meet record of 7.60m set last year. Today he soared to what currently stands as the top outdoor performance in the nation with his 7.75m jump, narrowly missing the USA Olympic Team Trials qualifying standard of 7.80m.
"That was a tremendous jump." said Steve Taylor. "Add to that it's only March and it makes it even more impressive."
Action resumes Saturday at 9 a.m. at the President's Field with the discus. The triple jump kicks off the action at the Fred Hardy Track Facility at First Market Stadium at 10 a.m. Live video streaming coverage of Saturday's events is available at RichmondSpiders.com.
"We had an excellent crowd and our athletes were thrilled to see President Ayers attend the meet," said Steve Taylor. "We're looking forward to tomorrow as there should be some excellent races in store."


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Yes, I'm late – and unrepentant. I had a very full weekend, camping with the kids and several other unschooling families. Sunday was filled with saying our goodbyes, breaking camp, and the nearly four-hour drive home. Life was full of living, and, although I started this post on Saturday, I gave myself to being where I was.
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- The Gift of Grief: The death of our newborn son brought many unexpected changes and challenges – and an enormous shift in my own priorities.
- Little Miss Logical: Distaste, desire, frustration, a missing Klingon, and a haughty little Vulcan lady to entice him – Trip Tucker is having one of those days. (based on the Star Trek:Enterprise series pilot, Broken Bow, Part 1).
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- Bringing the Inside Outside or the Outside Inside: My mind meanders while camping with my kids.
- Stretched Between: Life, death, and a whole lot of WIP writing – 19K in four days flat!
- An Adventurous Stretch:A little writing, a nice workout, and more than a little talk about camping.
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I'm continuing with my second WIP, Perchance to Dream, a Star Trek: TOS/ Enterprisefanfiction novel, and the second half of a duology.
- For Coffee and Conversation, I'll share our camping experience, maybe even with pictures! It's also possible that this will be a Tuesday post, rather than Monday, when it generally appears.
- WIPpet Wednesday will host an excerpt from my Story a Day May exploration, The IDIC Romance –I'll be picking up where I left off last week, with the third installment ofTigress T'Pol", as Trip and T'Pol are headed for trouble…
- And forStream of Consciousness Saturday (SoCS), I'll be doing just what the title suggests – writing a stream-of-consciousness post on the weekly prompt.
- ROW80 Updates:Sunday and Wednesday are my days for updating my goals progress for A Round of Words in 80 Days.
In the Wilds of Internet-Land:
- Why Michael Sams Makes My Mate Cry…OK, and Me,Too:Gretchen Wing offers a message, and tears of justice that resonate far beyond the sports world, for our consideration.
- Sides: Helen Espinoza shares a stream-of-consciousness poem on taking sides, and the possible consequences.
- Rose B.Fischerhas a personal mission: to increase media awareness of disabilities. I'll be answering some of these questions on my blog in future weeks; why not join in for The Redefining Disability Awareness Challenge?
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- This week was all aboutUnschoolers Rock the Campground. Delicious, on so many levels!
- I reread several stories from my WIP anthology, The IDIC Romance. Revisions, additions, and new stories wove through the weekend, and are still going.
- I moved forward with the WIP I am beta-reading for another writer. It's already amazing; can't wait to see how much juicier it'll be when she's done with it! =)
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Lucky had his rehab here. Jennie was the main person that worked with him, and he did great. He regained most of the use of his leg, which he never would have if it weren't for the great staff and facility! I also would like to note that they have an underwater treadmill. Lucky didn't like it, but it really helped his recovery.
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Just a little slip
... wrong way down one way streets we found a BW which was really nice and while Tracy and Marion scraped the mud off our gear. Lindsay and me did a good job of straightening our panniers which had took the brunt of the fall with two rocks.
This took several hours fortunately we appeared to have crossed across ...
Mexican Home Comforts
... as Liliana picked me up. After initial holas, we drove straight from the airport up to a local momument to catch sunset. The Christo de las Noas statue, the third tallest Christ statue in Latin America, stands high above the city, providing views all around. It was great to see the Torreon cityscape at sunset, as well as the monument and it's various chapels. We got a little lost driving back towards the centre of town however and drove through some rather dimly lit streets; ...
V is For Viagra
... galleries and buying "artisan" crafts (ie - tourist junk). San Jose is described as "artsy", something which made me wonder - what really constitutes artsy? The fact that there are a ton of tourist dollars in town, meaning people open up shops and galleries to capitalize on tourism, selling Mexican crafts and art that probably weren't even made anywhere near San Jose?
But still, it was nice to stroll around a city where some ...
Mi Querido Mexico
I've been traveling by myself for a long time now. The majority of this travel has been through lands with foreign languages and customs so dissimilar to my own that even the smallest tasks can sometimes be rather difficult. Crossing the border, buying a bus ticket, finding a place to stay, getting something to eat, and not only finding the bathroom but also choosing the right one to enter, are all tasks much harder to complete without words. With a healthy level of Spanish ...
More lazy lazy days
... trip as we left the mainland.
The disembarkation process was, unlike in Topolobampo, much more straight forward. That is to say that I got to drive straight off the ship, then wait, and wait, and wait to clear inspection. It was 9am before we were on the road again (16 hours after the scheduled sailing time). Our destination was Cabo San Lucas to take Keara and Nicky to Senor Sweets for yummy wings. About halfway there, Jeff realized that he ...
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- Cabo
- Very nice and clean resort
- We will return
The Grand Mayan Los CabosSan Jose S/N, San Jose Del Cabo | 4 star hotel
- Love and Hate
- Someday it will be wonderful, NOT YET
- Grand Mayan was wonderful
Cabo Azul ResortPaseo Malecon SN, San Jose Del Cabo | 4 star hotelfrom $326
- Beautiful resort-not done yet
- The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
- Beautiful Rooms and Pool -- Need to Work Out a Few Kinks
Posada Real Los CabosMalecon San Jose S/N, San Jose Del Cabo | 3 star hotelfrom $112
- Great vacation; pretty good hotel
- We were happy, all nine of us........
- A good Mexican experience
Ocean Club Los CabosRetorno Playa Anuiti Campo de Golf 27, San Jose Del Cabo | Hotelfrom $71
Casa NataliaBoulevard Antonio Mijares 4, San Jose Del Cabo | 4 star hotelfrom $156
- One of the best meals I've ever had
- A Gem in the Making!
- Don't make a reservation until you've seen the place in person.
El Encanto Inn & Suites Boutique HotelCalle Jose Maria Morelos 133, San Jose Del Cabo | 4 star hotelfrom $111
- Our group loved the place....
- Real Mexican Hotel-quiet and relaxing
- Charming & Comfortable
Tropicana InnBoulevard Antonio Mijares Historico 1092, San Jose Del Cabo | 3 star hotelfrom $100
Marisol Boutique HotelPaseo Malecon, San Jose Del Cabo | Hotelfrom $64
El Delfin Blanco\N, San Jose Del Cabo | Hotelfrom $56
Hotel Punta ColoradaVillage of La Ribera, San Jose Del Cabo | 3 star hotelfrom $55
Hotel Posada TerranovaDegollado between I. Zaragoza y Doblado, San Jose Del Cabo | Hotelfrom $164
Cabo Surf HotelPlaya Acapulquito Km 28, San Jose Del Cabo | 3 star hotelfrom $320
Park Royal Los CabosRetorno Playa Anuiti No. 27, San Jose Del Cabo | Hotelfrom $69
Casa Costa AzulKm. 28.5 Carretera Transpeninsular, San Jose Del Cabo | 4 star hotelfrom $256
Hotel ColliHidalgo 1 y Maria Doblado, San Jose Del Cabo | Hotelfrom $70
- A much nicer place to stay…


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Newcastle is noted for the friendly welcome of its residents, its unique setting at the foot of Slieve Donard and on the Irish Sea, the stunning scenery and the historic homes and castles within easy driving range.
This home provides a relaxed and safe base for your family as you explore this area of outstanding beauty.
The house has 3 double bedrooms, sleeps up to 6 people and has private off street parking. There is also a Living Room, Sun Room, Dining Room and Eat-In Kitchen.
The location is ideal for visiting local attractions, dining out and a variety of outdoor activities.
There are stunning views of Slieve Donard from the living room and sun room. Fully renovated and upgraded in the spring of 2013.
The house is a 7 minute walk from the Newcastle Beach and Promenade which have stunning views of the Irish Sea and Slieve Donard mountain.
It is an ideal launching pad for playing the famous Royal County Down golf course, venue for the 2015 Irish Open, as it is only a 10 minute walk.
Some of our travelers have also come to climb Slieve Donard. You can start your trek up the mountain right from the house.
This home is owned by a brother and sister that grew up in the South Down area and we have extensive family in and around the town of Newcastle.
Peter Brannigan purchased this bungalow in 1997
Our family are from the Newcastle area and this has been our family home since the 1990's. We grew up in Downpatrick, a historic town 14 miles from Newcastle. One of us lives locally and the other lives in the USA, visiting and staying in this home as often as is possible.
This home is ideally situated for relaxed exploration, golf enthusiasts (Royal County Down, Ardglass, Downpatirck and Kilkeel Golf Courses) and those wishing to enjoy the stunning scenery and amenities available in the South Down area. The location is perfect for people of all ages since the walk to the center of town is totally flat and takes about 7 minutes.
It is also ideal for those with or without cars given the extensive bus system from the town and the wealth of amenities available within walking distance of the house.
Tollymore Forest park is about a mile away and is perfect for family picnics, hiking or relaxing with beautiful mountain views. Explore the Hermits Cave and the Stepping Stones across the river.
I would highly recommend this house, me and my friends stayed for a weekend break. As soon as I walked through the door the owner Joan welcomed me and showed me around the house. It was in brilliant condition, very cosy. Also she went through everything I needed to know. She also kindly left some refreshments. It was the lowest price I looked at and was definitely the best refurbished. It was brilliant to find that it was only a few minutes walk from Newcastle town and beach. I had an amazing time here and I will be back for sure. I would recommend this place for any breaks away or a family break. I had a ball.
Overall we had a good experience. The host was very nice and responsive when we let her know the shower clogged.
This is a very spacious house and could easily accommodate a family or at least four adults. It is bright, sunny and warm. There is off street parking for at least two cars and is an easy, flat walk into town in less than ten minutes. It is also surrounded by the glorious natural beauty of the area. We enjoyed our stay immensely.
A very comfortable house for our 3 generations on vacation, the children enjoyed playing in the large enclosed garden while the adults could relax on the patio, in the living room or bonus sun room with great views of the mountains.
Joan & Peter are very accommodating hosts who left a much appreciated welcome package of goodies & responded quickly to any issues that we had with the property.
The location in the beautiful Mourne Mts. with scenic drives & walking trails is also ideal for walking to the town for shopping, recreation or wining & dining!
Would definitely stay here again as would the other members of my family too. We all had a great vacation. Thank you!
We had a wonderful week in Newcastle and I highly recommend this lovely little bungalow as a base for your stay. Myself, my husband, my two young children and my mother had a much needed break in July this year. Before I booked Peter was more than helpful about the suitability of the house and area to our needs. He, with Joan's help went to great lengths to source a travel we cot for us for our stay which was greatly appreciated. Upon arrival Joan met us warmly at the door and had very thoughtfully provided a few essential food items to get us started. Our kids devoured the yoghurts and we very much enjoyed our cuppa and fresh wheaten on arrival! The house catered for our every need and we were delighted to be walking distance of the shops, restaurants and promenade. It was also fantastic for our kids to have a private back yard to run around in when we just fancied a quiet glass of wine outside in the evening. One major highlight for me was the lovely power shower, essential after a day on the beech! Its the little things in life! This is a lovely little holiday home, I hope we can come back very very soon! Thank you very much to Peter and Joan for your hospitality.
We had such a pleasant family stay last summer that this spring I brought three friends for a Northern Ireland/Scotland golf adventure. We kicked off our trip with three rounds at Royal County Down. Peter and Joan's home made for a great launching pad and everyone in my party loved the accommodations. In order to fit us in (3 BR with 3 double beds), Peter and Joan brought a rollaway into the sun room. I slept there and can attest that the rollaway may have been my most comfortable bed of the trip. There is plenty of room for four golfers - just as there was for my family of five last year. Peter is quick to respond to any emails and Joan is the perfect host upon arrival. We appreciated Joan's thorough instructions on the home (heating, lighting, etc.) and the wee bits of groceries that started us off on the right foot. We walked down to the center of town for dinner and groceries and Royal County Down is but a 60 second drive away. We're already looking forward to our third stay!
We had a great time spending 3 nights in Newcastle. The property is exactly as described and Peter and Joan are wonderful hosts. Joan spent a good deal of time showing us around and provided a nice welcome package of goodies. Our family of 5 had more than enough room and we loved that the cottage was walking distance to the center of town. We went on a number of strolls around Newcastle and it was nice not having to get into the car to go to the market or a restaurant. Royal County Down was spectacular and is just a few minutes away. Tolleymore Forest Park was a big hit with our children. And we thoroughly enjoyed walking along the beach promenade. We'd highly recommend the cottage and we can't wait to come back again in the future.
Royal County Down golf course is a 7 minute walk from the house.
The Mourne area has seaside villages, mountain drives, mountain climbing, horseback riding and extensive outdoor pursuits.
Tollymore Forest Park provides beautiful walks of various levels of difficulty and stunning views.
Belfast is an hour away with international entertainment at the Waterfront - site of the MTV Music Awards.
Many Game of Thrones locations are within driving distance including Tollymore Forest Park which is about a mile away.
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1. Re: Download Java EE SDK questionhandat Jun 7, 2011 10:55 AM (in response to 866639)Your understanding is flawed here. Glassfish is an implementation of Java EE so it needs to be installed if you are installing Sun/Oracle's reference implementation of Java EE. Java SE + Glassfish = Java EE. JBoss is another implementation of Java EE. What you probably want is install Java SE SDK + JBoss.
2. Re: Download Java EE SDK questiongimbal2 Jun 7, 2011 11:43 AM (in response to 866639)
user13597475 wrote:So don't download bundled software. Download the JDK, download JBoss and get going.
Is there anyway of installing the Java EE SDK without installing glassfish?
This automatic download and configure is no doubt lovely if you want to use that server, but my book used JBoss. I really am finding all this bundling of software very frustrating
The fact that you don't know this is an indication that you don't know the basics of Java yet, or not well at least. If this is true, I would strongly recommend that you put away your book for now and take at least 10 giant steps back. Start at the beginning: learn Java and the basic tools. If you don't every fortune cookie you will crack open will tell you that you are on the path to madness.


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In merely a week's time, families across the U.S. will gather together to dine on turkeys, Tofurkeys, pies and potatoes. It all sounds fantastic — unless you're the one washing the dishes and stuffing bread cubes into the back end of a bird. Although November 24 is fast approaching, you still have a chance to flee your kitchen and embark on a refreshing holiday weekend getaway, sans scary electric carving knife. Here are five fantastic Thanksgiving hotel deals to lure you away from that stove.
1. Pie and Booze in San Francisco
San Francisco's Hotel Palomar is topping off your Thanksgiving stay with a freshly baked pie and a bottle of — what else — Wild Turkey bourbon. The downtown boutique hotel, which offers free Wi-Fi and is pet-friendly, is pairing these celebratory perks with deluxe accommodations in its "Pie + Family + Booze = Splendid Holiday" package, available through the end of December. Prices start at $299 per night.
2. Save Up to 58% on Thanksgiving Hotel Stays
Hotels.com is offering up to 58 percent off hotel stays in dozens of destinations around the world — including the Caribbean, Costa Rica, Canada and locales across the U.S. We recently featured this offer as the Travel Deal of the Week on our blog, and for good reason. This wide-ranging hotel sale covers so many properties, it's worth a look no matter where you're heading for the holidays.
3. Newark Airport Thanksgiving Package
If your eve-of-Thanksgiving flight is departing at an hour during which you'd normally be fast asleep, consider staying near the airport. New York-area travelers can avoid those high holiday hotel prices by booking the Thanksgiving Weekend deal at the Newark Liberty International Airport Marriott. Special Thanksgiving rates start at $199 a night.
4. Celebrate Thanksgiving Like a President
This Thanksgiving package in Washington D.C. includes a host of holiday perks, from a four-course Turkey Day dinner for up to eight people to a professionally photographed family portrait taken in your suite. You'll bunk at the Madison, a luxurious boutique hotel located near National Mall monuments and, of course, down the street from the First Family. Prices start at $799 per night.
5. Give Thanks on the Slopes
Spend a long weekend zooming down the slopes, dining on decadent four-course dinners and toasting the holiday from the comfort of a traditional mountain lodge in Utah. Alta Lodge, set at the base of the Alta Ski Area, is offering a four-night Thanksgiving package that covers meals, lodging and taxes for $900 per person. A special Thanksgiving dinner is also included in the rates.
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Poll: should my oc character make a deal with the devil or not Vote Now!
Author has written 2 stories for Inuyasha, Prince of Persia, and Bleach.
hello my name is well just call me my pen name for now. I will be making a few stories soon send me an idea of what you the reader want to read and Ill do my best kay. Heres a list of what I like :inuyasha, inuyasha the final act, bleach, naruto, naruto shippuden, yuyu hakusho, death note, code geass, avatar the last airbender, prince of persia, sonic the hedgehog and as for the characters I like almost all of them except for the really annoying ones. I am 19 years old and I am a guy; not a girl, so dont ask me to make somthing really mushy and crap like that kay? kay. Unless its funny then I might make it.
favorite animes
bleach, inuyasha, trinity blood, yuyu hakusho, ruroni kenshin (aka samuri X), .hack (the original), code geass(both versions), naruto shippudden, naruto, inuyasha the final act, death note, avatar the last airbender.
favorite games
mario, sonic the hedgehog, prince of persia, halo, halo2, halo3, kingdom hearts, kh2, lord of the rings
favorite movies
lord of the rings series, starwars both new and original, kung fu movies, comedy, action, romance and romantic comedy :P,
favorite quotes
"most people believe that time is like a river that runs swift and sure in one direction, but i have seen the face of time and they are wrong. time is an ocean in a storm."the prince in PoP at the beginning of sands of time
favorite bands
some of my fav songs
if everyone cared
Singing Amen, I, I'm alive
And I'm singing
Amen I, Amen I, I'm alive
And in the air the fireflies
Singing Amen, I, I'm alive
Chorus x2
And as we lie beneath the stars
If everyone cared and nobody cried
We'd see the day, we'd see the day
This is a true story. A girl died in 1933. A man barried her while she was still alive. The murder chanted, "Toma Sota balcu," as he buried her. Now that you read this chant, you will meet this little girl. In the middle of the night she will be on your ceiling. She will suffocate you like she was suffocated. If you post this on your profile, she will not bother you. Your kindness will be rewarded. Lucillia
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LAKEPORT - The service of a search warrant by the Sheriff's Narcotics Task Force on Tuesday, resulted in one arrest and the seizure of methamphetamine, marijuana and a firearm, which was reported stolen.
On Tuesday narcotics detectives secured a search warrant for a home and property on the 1100 block of 11th Street in Lakeport. At approximately 5:16 p.m. detectives served the warrant.
During a search of the home, narcotics detectives reportedly located and seized approximately 36 grams of methamphetamine in the bedroom occupied by Katherine Eve Johnson, 33, of Lakeport.
The methamphetamine was allegedly concealed inside a purse, which was sitting on a shelf in the bedroom closet. Detectives reported that inside the purse was a digital scale, several small plastic bags and a spoon and on the same shelf, was a Heckler & Koch .40 caliber semi-automatic pistol, which was loaded.
Central Dispatch conducted a record check on the firearm and discovered that it was reported stolen by the Santa Ana Police Department. Narcotics detectives also reportedly located two digital pound scales and a large plastic tub containing 5.2 ounces of processed marijuana in the same bedroom occupied by Johnson. The stolen firearm, processed marijuana and scales were seized as evidence.
In the backyard detectives reportedly located and eradicated 26 marijuana plants. The plants were allegedly concealed by an 8-foot black plastic fence. A search of Johnson's vehicle reportedly produced another 7.6 grams of methamphetamine, which was in an eyeglass case in the center console.
The reported estimated street value of the methamphetamine was $4,300.
Johnson was arrested on charges of possession of a controlled substance for sale, transportation of a controlled substance, cultivation of marijuana, possession of marijuana for sale, possession of a controlled substance while armed and possession of known stolen property. She was transported to the Lake County Hill Road Correctional Facility and booked.
Anyone with information that can assist the task force with this effort is encouraged to call the anonymous tip line at 263-3663.


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Definition of conservation
1 : a careful preservation and protection of something; especially : planned management of a natural resource to prevent exploitation, destruction, or neglect water conservation wildlife conservation
2 : the preservation of a physical quantity during transformations or reactions
conservationalplay \ˌkän(t)-sər-ˈvā-shnəl, -shə-nəl\ adjective
Examples of conservation in a sentence
They are trying to raise money for conservation.
the conservation of the environment
She specializes in the conservation of furniture.
the conservation of religious shrines
Origin and Etymology of conservation
Middle English, from Middle French, from Latin conservation-, conservatio, from conservare —see 1conserve
First Known Use: 14th century
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Definition of conservation for English Language Learners
: the protection of animals, plants, and natural resources
: the careful use of natural resources (such as trees, oil, etc.) to prevent them from being lost or wasted
: the things that are done to keep works of art or things of historical importance in good condition
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GOP propaganda
Once again, Tom Houg reveals his inability to distinguish reality from propaganda. In four years the Republicans haven't accomplished a thing. No wonder all they can hang their hopes on is blatant propaganda. Remember who:
(1) Started two wars without exit plans? George W. Bush!
(2) And paid for them HOW? With huge tax cuts for the very rich and a tremendous budget deficit - after starting his administration with a surplus, yet!
(3) Changed banking laws that enabled the 2008 banking meltdown? Republicans!
(4) Who bailed out the deceptive bankers instead of the victims? Henry Paulson, G. W. Bush, and - yes, Tim Geithner. Obama didn't cause all that; he inherited it, yet had to pay for it.
(5) Who destroyed America's credit rating in 2011? The entire Republican congressional delegation.
(6) Said, "The single most important thing we want to achieve is for President Obama to be a one-term president. Our first and only job is to see that Obama isn't re-elected"? Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell.
Not the last, but the first thing Obama supporters should be providing is facts, because that is the very last thing the Republicans want to admit. Instead, they give their fictionalized propaganda consisting solely of half-truths, deceptions, racism and sheer bigoted hatred. Isn't it obvious the Republicans have declared war on the American population? They need all the henchmen they can get. And Houg sees none of this.
Walt Haddock
San Gabriel
Forbidden words
CNN and Fox News today announced that the Democratic National Convention has removed two words out of the DNC platform. The two words were "God" and "Jerusalem." When Sen. Dick Durban was asked on "Special Report with Bret Baier" why this was, he refused to answer the question. Does this offend anyone? Just asking.
Al Contarino
Front-page photo
Re our first lady: You can tell you have been out-classed when a less-than- flattering photo is put on the front page by a Republican editorial staff. Keep your opinions in the editorial section where they belong. Her performance was outstanding.
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In The Absence Of The Dungbeetle's Mother-In-Law
The human sat on the court chair,
Sniggering and sighing,
He knew this wasn't fair,
But the beetles weren't buying,
A beetle crawled over,
And attempted to be tall,
In his suit was a clover,
A four leafed one and all,
He shouted,
"In the absence of my mother-in-law,"
He paused and pouted,
"She is now in bed and very sore,"
"Why?" Asked the man,
The beetle sighed and sat,
"For you squished her with a pan!"
"It was a baseball bat!"
A beetle was brought in,
In a hospital bed,
She was very thin,
With a bump on her head,
"Woopsie," said the man,
"Yes very woopsie,"
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Friday, May 9, 2008
MCS Staff Awards, 2008
On May 2, faculty, staff and administrators gathered in the Mellon Institute to honor MCS staff members for their dedication and service to the Mellon College of Science.
Pallavi Ishwad, educational outreach specialist at the Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center (PSC), received the MCS Rookie Award, which is given to a staff member employed at MCS less than two years who has exceeded all expectations in meeting the challenges of his or her job. PSC Associate Director Bob Stock, who presented the award to Pallavi, spoke highly of the infectious passion and enthusiasm she brings to her job and of the substantial contributions she has made to PSC's K-12 outreach activities.
Donna Thomas, secretary in the Department of Physics, received the Merit Award, given to an MCS staff member or team who has maintained an outstanding job performance level over an extended number of years and consistently made significant contributions to a department or center and MCS. Steve Garoff, associate physics department head, praised Donna for the care and careful planning that went into handling five faculty searches the department conducted recently, three of which occurred simultaneously. "Every detail was taken care of and every crisis on the day of the visit was calmly handled. This is just one example of what goes on with Donna every day of every year," said Garoff.
One staff member from each department was recognized with an MCS Outstanding Achievement Award. These awards recognize substantial achievement and outstanding job performance that positively impacted a specific project or process over the past two years.
Al Scheuring, systems administrator for the department of biological sciences, always saves the day, according to Department Head Elizabeth Jones. When Biological Sciences faculty members are faced with a computer crisis, "Al is always able to fix it and calm you down." She also commended Al for his initiative and amazing competence.
Georgene Wittig, undergraduate student program coordinator for the department of chemistry, was praised by Department Head Hyung Kim for doing an incredible job over the past few years, especially considering that undergraduate chemistry student enrollment doubled during that time.
Patsy McCarthy, assistant to the mathematical sciences department head, helps keep the department running smoothly, according to Department Head Roy Nicolaides. "We rely incredibly on her qualities; she is a fantastically accurate worker….and she has an astounding work ethic," he said.
Michelle Waters, business manager for the Pittsburgh NMR Center, was applauded by the center's director Chien Ho for her leadership and management style. "Whenever there is a need, she always does it. She makes our life so easy," he said.
Al Brunk "rides in on his white horse to save the day," said Steve Garoff, associate physics department head. Brunk, computer specialist/electronics engineer in the physics department, "wins his battle with the machine sooner or later" all the while soothing the nerves of physics faculty members whose computers are on the brink.
Paul Nowoczynski, advanced systems data management specialist at the PSC, has extraordinary technical knowledge, according to PSC Associate Director Bob Stock. In addition, he has "the ability to lead a team and to communicate complex ideas" to different audiences.
Also during the ceremony, 26 staff members were recognized with years-of-service awards, ranging from 5 years to 25 years with MCS.
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As Greeks Strike, Parliament Remains Calm
Greece is preparing this morning to vote on drastic austerity measures that have sparked nationwide strikes and rioting in the country's capital, Athens. 5,000 police were deployed to Athens over the past two days, to combat protesters with tear gas. Meanwhile, the climate inside Parliament is calm as they prepare to vote. If the austerity measures pass, Greece will be able to obtain a second bail-out from the European Union, and avoid defaulting.
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The Tangipahoa Parish School System "Student of theYear" is Louis Nix. Louis is a senior at Hammond High Magnet School. He is involved in many activities, clubs and organizations such as soccer, a member of the National Honor Society, the drum major for the HHMS band, a Key Club member and Beta Club member. Louis is a great role model for others. He is a dedicated student who is always positive with his peers and teachers. He plans on majoring in International Relations in college. He has yet to decide if he will attend Rice University or Northwestern College to pursue his future plans.We know that any university will gain a true asset with having Louis as part of their student body. HHMS and Tangipahoa Parish School System are very proud of Louis!
Mrs. Cat Donnow's class at Hammond Westside Montessori grew delicious, organic strawberries. They were on their way to take them to their Principal, Mrs. Cathy LeBlanc, and the temptation was too great! The good news is that they did save her a delicious berry! Pictured from left to right: Elly Holman, Maya Joseph, Gianna Margiotta, and Bailey Miller
Theresa Steward, a teacher at Amite Elementary Magnet School, was chosen as a 2014 PBS LearningMedia Digital Innovator. This yearlong professional development program will foster and grow a community of tech-savvy educators that will serve as ambassadors for integrating best practices in digital learning in classrooms across the country.


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Type: Bug
Status: Closed
Priority: Major
Resolution: Fixed
Affects Version/s: 0.21.0
Fix Version/s: 0.21.0
Component/s: None
Hadoop Flags:Reviewed
Support setsid based kill in LinuxTaskController.
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- is blocked by
HADOOP-4490 Map and Reduce tasks should run as the user who submitted the job
- Closed
- is related to
HADOOP-5488 HADOOP-2721 doesn't clean up descendant processes of a jvm that exits cleanly after running a task successfully
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Currently, the LinuxTaskController binary does not kill the process group instead kills only the process id. If that is the case then jobs which fork off child process, wont kill child process when the job/task is killed.
Attaching patch to this issue, added new configuration variable to mimic mapred.tasktracker.tasks.sleeptime-before-sigkill. if configuration is not present would default to 5 seconds before sending SIGKILL.
Running thro' hudson
-1 overall. Here are the results of testing the latest attachment
against trunk revision 752405.
+1 @author. The patch does not contain any @author tags.
-1 tests included. The patch doesn't appear to include any new or modified tests.
Please justify why no tests are needed for this patch.
+1 javadoc. The javadoc tool did not generate any warning messages.
+1 javac. The applied patch does not increase the total number of javac compiler warnings.
+1 findbugs. The patch does not introduce any new Findbugs warnings.
+1 Eclipse classpath. The patch retains Eclipse classpath integrity.
+1 release audit. The applied patch does not increase the total number of release audit warnings.
-1 core tests. The patch failed core unit tests.
+1 contrib tests. The patch passed contrib unit tests.
Test results: http://hudson.zones.apache.org/hudson/job/Hadoop-Patch-minerva.apache.org/51/testReport/
Findbugs warnings: http://hudson.zones.apache.org/hudson/job/Hadoop-Patch-minerva.apache.org/51/artifact/trunk/build/test/findbugs/newPatchFindbugsWarnings.html
Checkstyle results: http://hudson.zones.apache.org/hudson/job/Hadoop-Patch-minerva.apache.org/51/artifact/trunk/build/test/checkstyle-errors.html
Console output: http://hudson.zones.apache.org/hudson/job/Hadoop-Patch-minerva.apache.org/51/console
This message is automatically generated.
The test failure is not related to this patch.
Looked at the patch. I think we should set the default value for mapred.tasktracker.tasks.sleeptime-before-sigkill to be 5 seconds in the taskcontroller.cfg itself so that it serves as a source of documentation for the default value.
Another point that may be the content of another JIRA, The issue, though not directly related to this patch, but that gets a bit amplified with this patch is the fact that we have a separate configuration for task-controller. mapred.tasktracker.tasks.sleeptime-before-sigkill is already provided via mapred configuration and admins will have two places to chose depending on the task-controller in use. Further, in the current code, this parameter is job configurable and as part of
HADOOP-5614, Ravi is planning to have a job configurable mapred.job.tasks.sleeptime-before-sigkill and a TT level mapred.job.tasks.sleeptime-before-sigkill.
Attaching patch address Vinod's comment.
+1 for the patch.
One observation is that we are not specifically setting the LOG file in the TT via -l option and so all the log statements are directed to stdout which are duly ignored. Unless we plan to have the log statements redirected somewhere, I propose we remove the log statements and the LOG file altogether. We already have error codes to look at to diagnose any problems.
-1 overall. Here are the results of testing the latest attachment
against trunk revision 763728.
+1 @author. The patch does not contain any @author tags.
-1 tests included. The patch doesn't appear to include any new or modified tests.
Please justify why no tests are needed for this patch.
+1 javadoc. The javadoc tool did not generate any warning messages.
+1 javac. The applied patch does not increase the total number of javac compiler warnings.
+1 findbugs. The patch does not introduce any new Findbugs warnings.
+1 Eclipse classpath. The patch retains Eclipse classpath integrity.
+1 release audit. The applied patch does not increase the total number of release audit warnings.
-1 core tests. The patch failed core unit tests.
-1 contrib tests. The patch failed contrib unit tests.
Test results: http://hudson.zones.apache.org/hudson/job/Hadoop-Patch-vesta.apache.org/173/testReport/
Findbugs warnings: http://hudson.zones.apache.org/hudson/job/Hadoop-Patch-vesta.apache.org/173/artifact/trunk/build/test/findbugs/newPatchFindbugsWarnings.html
Checkstyle results: http://hudson.zones.apache.org/hudson/job/Hadoop-Patch-vesta.apache.org/173/artifact/trunk/build/test/checkstyle-errors.html
Console output: http://hudson.zones.apache.org/hudson/job/Hadoop-Patch-vesta.apache.org/173/console
This message is automatically generated.
Further, in the current code, this parameter is job configurable ...
Sigh. I didn't notice this. In that case, I am not comfortable with this patch. Configuring a value at two places is inconvenient, but does not violate correctness. However, a per job value being overridden by a cluster wide configuration just in the case of LinuxTaskController does not seem right. Further, with the kind of plans mentioned in the comment above (though I saw nothing in
HADOOP-5614 - having the thoughts recorded there will help), I think we should relook at how this part is designed.
For the short term, it is probably still OK to not have code corrresponding to the SIGKILL code at all in the task-controller. Then the issue of how to handle SIGKILL can be addressed as a follow-up preferably after
HADOOP-4490 is committed.
Attaching new patch.
- Removed configuration variable from the configuration variable.
- Modified binary to accept a new argument which is sleep time before it issues SIGKILL.
- The argument has to be passed via LinuxTaskController in
HADOOP-4490. Made modification in the same in appropriate JIRA. When we go for job specific kill time, we can make the appropriate modification in the java implementation, so there by following the implementation which default task controller would provide.
Attaching patch incorporating the change.
- Added check in task-controller to check if TaskTracker is launching process of task-controller
- Added new granular method in ProcessTree to kill and destroy process and process group.
- Added new TestCase to verify the bug
Looked at the patch. Some comments:
- The patch needs sync-up with the latest patch on
- Overall, I think the terms terminate and kill are better than the current usage of kill and destroy.
- killTask, destroyTask can better be terminateTask, killTask. And accordingly javadoc should be more explicit.
- killTaskJVM: Null check of context.task belongs to LinuxTaskController, need it to be moved there.
- For WINDOWS process.destroy() is again not needed in destroyTask()
- We completely bring down the TT if we fail to write the pidFile to any one of the disks. This should change. We should fail only if we cannot write to any of the disks.
- javadoc of setup() is incomplete. It should also quote the additional steps of writing TT pid-file.
- Log message at +384 can be better: LOG.info("Written :: " + pid + " to file " + ttPidFile);
- TT's pidfile should not be made world writable (changeDirectoryPermissions does this). In fact, it can be set 000 permissions right-away. This would still work as we run as root to read it.
- killHelper can better be something like finishTask()
- What should we do when the commands for SIGTERM/SIGKILL fail?
- buildTaskControllerExecutor() : For taskControllerCmd, you can instead use an Array
Why the usage of command.ordinal() in this method?
- I think it would be clear to have a separate buildKillTaskArgs(). It would definitely help to also 'javadoc' the task-controller's command-line syntax for buildLaunchTaskArgs and this new buildKillTaskArgs(). With this you can completely remove the killHelper method()
- killProcessGroup() can be renamed to terminateProcessGroup(), killProcess() to terminateProcess(), sigKillProcessGroup to killProcessGroup() and sigKillProcess to killProcess().
- Also, I think, with these semantics, we need a ProcessTree.isProcessGroupAlive(pgrpid) along with the current ProcessTree.isAlive(pid)
- The argc length check should be command specific.
- job_pid var can better be task_pid
- You have a printf statement in the case DESTROY_TASK_JVM. This can be removed or redirected to log if needed.
- Return values of verify_parent like UNABLE_TO_READ_TT_PID_FILE, OUT_OF_MEMORY are lost, as we are only returning INVALID_PROCESS_LAUNCHING_TASKCONTROLLER in error scenarios. Can't we do something here?
- Documentation of kill_user_task() should be fixed. Currently, it only refers to SIGTERM.
- The get_pid_path() function can be removed. Also references to it from code documentation of run_task_as_user, kill_user_task can be removed too along with the TT_SYS_DIR var from taskcontroller.h
- +343 "//Don't continue if the process is not alive anymore." should instead be " // Don't continue if the process-group is not alive anymore."
- Rename to TestKillSubProcessesWithLinuxTaskController
- Remove unused imports
- Add Apache license header and add javadoc similar to other tests with LinuxTaskController
- Just like in
HADOOP-5771, we may want to verify job-ownership in this test too.
- The test ran successfully, but it is running the jobs as the same user as the user running the cluster. Need to fix this.
- Also, I see a lot of messages like this : "WARN mapred.LinuxTaskController (LinuxTaskController.java:destroyTask(454)) - Exception thrown while sending destroy to the Task VM org.apache.hadoop.util.Shell$ExitCodeException:". Need to debug the cause for these.
We also need a test to verify cleanup of tasks that ignore SIGTERM.
Also, the test leaves a lot of files created by the different user. We can run a map-only job to cleanup these left-behinds.
Attaching latest patch incorporating Vinod's comment:
- Changed TestKillSubProcesses to use both LocalFileSystem and HDFSFileSystem
- Added a new method TestKillSubProcesses.isAlive(pid) instead of using ProcessTree.isAlive(pid) because in case TestKillSubProcessesWithLinuxTaskController would always return false since the task are run as different user.
- Changed the all the child process so that they now ignore SIGTERM and would exit only if SIGKILL is passed.
Patch applies to trunk after
HADOOP-5771 patch is applied.
Patch is coming out good. Some more comments, mostly minor:
- We should have a separate exit-code for the case when pid!=ppid in verify_parent() function.
- I don't see the per-command checks for the number of arguments. atoi(argv[optind++]) will segfault if we go beyond arg-length. Correspondingly, the null checks and pid<=0 can be done away with in task-controller.c once we have per-command check for the number of arguments.
- The following code-comment has to be removed. And the check should be only for 2 args : user and ttroot
// when we support additional commands without ttroot, this check // may become command specific. if (argc < 4) { display_usage(stderr); return INVALID_ARGUMENT_NUMBER; }
- javadoc for kill_user_task should be "Function used to terminate/kill a task launched by the user."
- Consistent with the terminology elsewhere, KILL_TASK and DESTROY_TASK_JVM should instead be TERMINATE_TASK and KILL_TASK
- killProcessGroup(String pid, boolean isProcessGroup) isn't used anywhere, can be removed.
- Can the the terminate* methods, kill*, destroy*, sigKill* and is*Alive methods grouped together?
- Need to fix the javadoc of terminateProcess, killProcess, terminateProcessGroup, killProcessGroup, isAlive() and isProcessGroupAlive()
- sigKillInCurrentThread: The following code is misplaced, it should be inside the "if (isProcessGroup || ProcessTree.isAlive(pid))" check (+68).
if(isProcessGroup) { killProcessGroup(pid); } else { killProcess(pid); }
- Rename killTaskJvm to cleanupTaskJvm ??
- Javadoc of this method should instead read "Sends a kill signal to forcefully kill the task JVM and all its sub-processes"
- killTask(): put a comment for the WINDOWS case
- killTask(): "else" not needed
- Consistent with the terminology elsewhere, KILL_TASK_JVM and DESTROY_TASK_JVM should be TERMINATE_TASK_JVM and KILL_TASK_JVM
- TT is not brought down when it fails to write pid on all the configured local directories.
- Log statement should be added so that we know on which directories TT could write the pid file.
- When on some directory, pid files are not created because of a transient errors, tasks launched on that directory will not run. Should we read pid from other disks?
- Remove blank lines
- In runJob, why is the check needed for the inDir and outDir?
- In isAlive(), if we get an IOException while running the ps command, we need to re-throw this exception instead of just logging it.
Attaching file incorporating Vinod's comments:
- In case of transient failures while writing TT pid, we are storing the failed disk, and next a task is launched/killed with that tt root we try to write the task-tracker pid to same disk. If we fail again we are throwing an IOException as disk is not writable for task-tracker, else we remove it from global failed list.
- I think TaskController.terminateTask() and TaskController.killTask() are the better names than the ones the latest patch introduced. We are actually cleaning up the task process-trees and just not the JVMs.
- Instead of the latest approach w.r.t encountering disk with no pid written, it would be better for the LinuxTaskController binary to look in all the disks configured via mapred.local.dir. It would be simpler to understand this way.
Attaching patch modifying task controller based on the offline discussion with Hemanth and Vinod.
- Changed verify_parent method in task-controller.c not to take tt_root rather than find it from configured mapred.local.dir.
- Added new function in configuration.c to return an array of values of a configuration key.
- Added log statements in LinuxTaskController to log the exception which can occur during launch and kill of task.
- Cleaned up exit codes in task-controller.h.
Renaming the methods to terminateTask and killTask
Attaching new patch with few changes to code based on internal testing results:
- It was found that users could execute arbitrary scripts using task-controller binary by directly invoking binary in their tasks and using relative paths to point to that script. So following checks are added, all constructed paths in binary are resolved and checked if the resolved path and absolute path are one and same. Second check was added to check if the taskjvm.sh is actually owned by task-tracker. If the file is not owned by the task-tracker. The binary would not execute the script.
- Changed documentation to note the fact that, the binary's group ownership should be that of task-tracker and cluster users should not be part of this group. The suggested permission of the task-controller has been changed to 4510.
- Removed pid writing by task tracker.
Attaching patch fixing problem of task-tracker not setting supplementary process group of the process.
Looked at the patch. Some comments, hopefully the last lap..
- Plz knock off the un-used error codes
- In check_tt_root(), the line "const char ** mapred_local_dir = get_values(TT_SYS_DIR_KEY);" has to be moved after NULL check for tt_root, because otherwise there is a memory leak.
- Plz add a comment as to why we do check_tt_root before changing user in run_task_as_user
- Fix comments of kill_user_task. No need of the mention for tt_root here any longer.
- (Don't hit me!) Rename TaskController.cleanupTaskJvm() to destroyTaskJvm(). This is consistent with terminology in ProcessTree.java
attaching patch incorporating Vinod's comments.
Fixing find bugs warning, few offline comments from Vinod, regarding LinuxTaskController.setup()
Output from ant test-patch.
[exec] [exec] +1 overall. [exec] [exec] +1 @author. The patch does not contain any @author tags. [exec] [exec] +1 tests included. The patch appears to include 6 new or modified tests. [exec] [exec] +1 javadoc. The javadoc tool did not generate any warning messages. [exec] [exec] +1 javac. The applied patch does not increase the total number of javac compiler warnings. [exec] [exec] +1 findbugs. The patch does not introduce any new Findbugs warnings. [exec] [exec] +1 Eclipse classpath. The patch retains Eclipse classpath integrity. [exec] [exec] +1 release audit. The applied patch does not increase the total number of release audit warnings.
Attaching latest patch incorportating Vinod's offline comment. fixed check_tt_root
+1 for the latest patch.
This looks like it's ready to go. Sreekanth, can you please upload the test results and test-patch results on the latest patch, so I can commit ?
Result of the ant test-patch is as follows:
[exec] +1 overall. [exec] [exec] +1 @author. The patch does not contain any @author tags. [exec] [exec] +1 tests included. The patch appears to include 6 new or modified tests. [exec] [exec] +1 javadoc. The javadoc tool did not generate any warning messages. [exec] [exec] +1 javac. The applied patch does not increase the total number of javac compiler warnings. [exec] [exec] +1 findbugs. The patch does not introduce any new Findbugs warnings. [exec] [exec] +1 Eclipse classpath. The patch retains Eclipse classpath integrity. [exec] [exec] +1 release audit. The applied patch does not increase the total number of release audit warnings.
Running ant test.
Ant test passed locally.
I just committed this. Thanks, Sreekanth !
Integrated in Hadoop-trunk #867 (See http://hudson.zones.apache.org/hudson/job/Hadoop-trunk/867/)
This is a patch for part of a problem that was fixed for an earlier release. Not to be committed.
Fix for issue which was found internally.
Fix for issue which was found internally.
This issue is marked as Fixed. Open a new JIRA with a description about the issue and attach the patch.
This issue is marked as Fixed. Open a new JIRA with a description about the issue and attach the patch.
Rajiv, the reason why there is no new jira is because this is a bug that occurs only on the Yahoo! distribution and not on trunk.
To give an explanation, the patch
HADOOP-5420-v20.patch introduced some code to make sure the pid files written by the task-controller were owned by the tasktracker process, as a security check. Inadvertently, in this patch, we removed some code that changed the ownership of the pid file (which was written as root) to be owned by the TT user. As a result, pid files were created as root, but the new check introduced in the patch failed during kill because it found the PID files were not owned by the TT user and hence treated them as suspect. Hence tasks failed to be killed causing runaway processes on the cluster.
The attached patch re-introduces the code that changes ownership of the pid file to the TT user so that during killing the security check would pass and processes would be killed.
Patch to be used for Yahoo distribution
Patch which fixes an infinite loop in task_controller.check_tt_root and
MAPREDUCE-970 for yahoo hadoop.
There is a double free expection thrown randomly when we try to mapred_local_dir is being freed when it is null. Fixing this issue by having a copy of pointer and using it for freeing.
Thanks Sreekanth, same patch with renamed variable.
Editorial pass over all release notes prior to publication of 0.21. Bug.


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