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|[jira] Commented: (HADOOP-5591) mapred.jobtracker.retirejob.interval killing long running reduce task
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[ https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HADOOP-5591?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:comment-tabpanel&focusedCommentId=12693703#action_12693703 ] Amareshwari Sriramadasu commented on HADOOP-5591: ------------------------------------------------- I dont think mapred.jobtracker.retirejob.interval is killing long running reduce task, since mapred.jobtracker.retirejob.interval retires only completed jobs. It is mapred.userlog.retain.hours configuration, whose default is set to 24 hours, killing long running task. I could reproduce the scenario you explained, by configuring mapred.userlog.retain.hours to 1hr, and running tasks more than an hour. > mapred.jobtracker.retirejob.interval killing long running reduce task > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > > Key: HADOOP-5591 > URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HADOOP-5591 > Project: Hadoop Core > Issue Type: Bug > Components: mapred > Affects Versions: 0.19.2 > Environment: 0.19.2-dev, r753365 > Reporter: Billy Pearson > > I have long running jobs that run 30-50 hours I run from time to time . I noticed the reduce jobs getting a WARN child error and failing every 24 hours while in the Shuffle stage. > I modify the setting per suggestion on the user-list of setting mapred.jobtracker.retirejob.interval and changed it from 24 hours to 72 and the problem went away on the next 30 hour job. > I seen a reduce task run for longer then the 24 hours but only if it does not stay in the Shuffle stage or the Sort stage for longer then 24 hours. > I have seen the same error from faild task that reamin in the Shuffle or Sort Stage for longer then 24 hours. > the error I get form the jobtracker gui is this > java.io.IOException: Task process exit with nonzero status of 255. > at org.apache.hadoop.mapred.TaskRunner.run(TaskRunner.java:418) > the error I get on the tasktracker logs is this: > 2009-03-25 18:37:54,372 WARN org.apache.hadoop.mapred.TaskRunner: > attempt_200903212204_0005_r_000001_1 Child Error > Then clean up happens and a reduce task is launched again to try again. > I am not 100% sure what the setting mapred.jobtracker.retirejob.interval does but I would not thank any setting would kill a actively NOT idle Sorting or Shuffle task > also someone on the list ask about my maps if they where long running also they are not long running average 4 mins completion time a map. > Also mapred.jobtracker.retirejob.interval is not in the default config but the code looks for it there when setting it in the code. -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. - You can reply to this email to add a comment to the issue online.
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I don't think that there is such a draft. But Contexts seem to be mostly an implementation matter.
Is there RFC material on Contexts for LDAP? I thought contexts were an X.500 concept that never
made it to LDAP. Essentially tags are a workaround to provide similar capabilities. However is there
a contexts for LDAP RFC I missed?
AlexOn 10/2/07, Ersin Er < email@example.com> wrote:Hi all,
We have a feature listed in the 2.0 roadmap and is currently being implemented by Emmanuel. It's the "Value and ServerEntry" item. What I want to ask is that as we are encapsulating attribute values with a Value class now, is it possible to support Contexts during this effort? You know there are Language Tags in LDAP and we do not support them. I really do not like the idea of supporting only Language Tags instead of the more general one, Contexts. So if we'll support this feature it should be Contexts, not only Language Tags.
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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - March 1, 1987, New Braunfels, Texas CISDCanyon Middle School honors outstanding students Students of the month for February were named at Canyon Middle School this week Friday the students were honored during lunch in the cafeteria. Their parents were invited to Join them for lunch, and to see them receive their certificates," said Boy Linnartz. principal of the school. "Students from each subject area are selected on the basis of attitude, citizenship and academic achievement," the educator said Sixth grade winners in February were Shari Hudson, language arts; Janie Rivera, science; Jason Chew, math, Larry Johnson, band; Andree Sablatura. choir; Sandra Lozano and Marsha Ciomperlik. art. Veronica Lopez, girls' physical education; Jason Miller, boys' physical education Vicki Dahl, resource science; and Samuel Ayala, reading In the seventh grade, honored students included Glenda Ellers, language arts Jim Wetz. science. Jonas Kenobato. math. Danny De La Puente, band. Yolanda Escalante. choir. Joey Jentsch and Shawn Rossi, art. Cathy Tice, girls' physical education, and Chris Tiller, boys physical education Also Eloisa Torres, resource science, Priscilla Crawford, homemaking. Maricela Diaz. Spanish Kendnd Mathis, reading. Leslie Posey. German, and Joshua Noriega computers Eighth grade winners are Laura Gusme language arts. Albert Wiener science Jesse Smith. math. Douglas Vader band. Cody McBrearty and Eddie Garcia, art Roger Gomez industrial arts. Kim Vorpahl girls physical education and tans Paniagua boys physical education Also Be\erly Natal girls athletics Tort AJbracht. homemak mg lee Voigt combination unit. Alma Gonzales Spanish Kristi S vend sen reading Karen Sanchez. German Jessica Poling programm mg and Rosemary Robles hor ticulture SVHS FFA places high in San Anfonio stock show several Future Farmers of America members from Smithson \ allev High School exhibited their animals at the Nan Antonio Livestock Show and Rodeo recently With over 5 (in entries rn the market steer swine and lamb dive Mono combined from exhibitors all across the state our FFA members managed to place three market hogs ami two steers in the premium auc Hon vale ^id Darrell Moeller their sponsor In the market s*ine division Billie Jean M< lntosh s fourth place chester White barrow sold for 94 is per pound in the auction while Jute Craighead s ninth place ( rossbed barrow sold for P IS per pound and Amber • arter s ninth place Yorkshire barrow bruugth it SO per pound Clint Krause exhibited the fifth place Mmmentai in the steer show and wild it for ti kl per pound while Moon a start/ placed tier steer sixth in the Brahman cross class and sold it for ti IJ per pound CHS band grabs honors for performances Members of the Canyon High School Cougar Band brought home first and second division marks from the New Braunfels High School Invitational Solo and Ensemble Contest Feb 21. Earning first division awards for their instrumental solos were Patricia Campos. Usa Ball, Ann Teresa Matschek and Christine Morgan on flute. Cammie Ikels. Angela Pinson. Jan Moos. Patricia McGarity. Debbie Bindseil and Terre Williams on clarinet; and Anne Sablatura on piano First division ratings for ensembles went to Cammie Ikels. Kami Schiller and Carlie Smith for a flute, clarinet and oboe trio. while Aimee Austin. Ann Teresa Matschek and Letty Burr won for the flute trio The following students earned a se cond division on their solos David Gyure on French horn. Ricky Benavides on trombone. Tracy Schulz on baritone. Rebecca Cannon on trumpet. Steffi Scheffield on alto saxophone, Kristee Wunderlich, Aimee Austin and Letty Burr on flute, Kami Schiller on oboe. Janet Ward on clarinet, and Jan Moos on piano. Band director at Canyon High is Dennis D. Koehler. 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The Constitution of the Standing Conference of Canonical Orthodox Bishops in the Americas
Adopted August 8, 1961
"Behold how good and how pleasant a thing it is for brethren to dwell together in unity"' (Psalm 132,1). For the last one hundred and fifty years the Orthodox Church in America has been blessed with marks of divine favor. Her beginnings in this country were humble. Planted by a handful of Missionaries in Alaska and nourished by successive waves of immigration from Orthodox lands, she is now a great and flourishing member of world Orthodoxy. All of the faithful brought here the treasure of their national Orthodox traditions, so that the American Church is the inheritor and custodian of the glorious Paradosis of the Apostles, Fathers and the Ecumenical Councils. Fully integrated in American Society the Church is here to stay, to grow, and to bear witness to the true faith. At the moment when the United States assumes an always-greater responsibility in the world community, the presence of Orthodoxy in America acquires a new significance and calls for better forms to express her common testimony. By the mercy of God our unity of faith has been preserved. But the time has come to actualize this unity in all those fields in which a common effort is required.
Therefore we, the hierarchs of the American Church, have decided to establish a Standing Episcopal Conference for the consideration and resolution of common problems, the coordination of effort in matters of common concern, and the strengthening of that unity which is the essence of Orthodoxy.
The name of this Conference shall be "The Standing Conference of the Canonical Orthodox Bishops in the Americas," hereinafter called the Conference.
The Conference shall consist of the presiding hierarchs
of the Canonical Orthodox Churches in the Americas, whose names are subscribed to this Constitution, and their canonical successors in office.
The purpose of the Conference is the consideration and resolution of common ecclesiastical problems, the co-ordination of effort in matters of common concern to Orthodoxy, and the strengthening of Orthodox unity.
- All authority in the Conference resides in the member hierarchs and is derived from them. All decisions of the Conference shall require two-thirds approval of the member hierarchs present at a regular or special meeting to become binding on the Conference.
- No decision of the Conference shall interfere with the ecclesiastical jurisdiction of any of the Canonical Orthodox Churches, or any of the member Hierarchs.
- Autocephalous Churches, represented in the Standing Conference, are recognizing each other as equal sister Orthodox Churches with equal canonical rights.
(b) Structure.
- Presiding Hierarch. The Office of Presiding Hierarch shall pass in turn annually to the presiding hierarchs of the member jurisdictions in order of their precedence in the Church.
- The Presiding Hierarch shall preside at all meetings.
- The conference shall elect a Vice-Chairman, who in the absence of the Presiding Hierarch, shall preside at meetings.
- A Study and Planning Commission of the theologians representing the member Hierarchs and appointed by them, shall be delegated to supervise the work of appointed Commissions and Committees, provide appropriate items for the agenda of the meetings relative to the interests of the Conference and its activities.
- To interrelate the work of the various Commissions and Committees appointed and serve as a common clearing source of information, a General Secretary shall be appointed annually at a regular meeting to work in close co-ordination with an office and a budget to be established by the hierarchs.
- The hierarchs shall elect from among themselves a Treasurer to serve for one year, who shall sign together with the General Secretary all checks or drafts on funds of the Conference. The hierarchs may elect additional officers, from time to time; the General Secretary shall present to the Conference a budget for the following year within which he may make disbursements for that year.
- The continuing work of the Conference shall be assigned to Commissions and Committees of experts who shall work as directed by the Conference and submit biennial reports, in advance, to the meetings of the hierarchs.
- Among the Commissions and Committees to be established or accredited by the hierarchs, priority shall be given to the following:
- The Orthodox Christian Education Commission
- The Orthodox Catholic Committee on Scouting
- The Orthodox Committee on College Work
- The American Orthodox Committee on Relations with non-Orthodox bodies.
- The Council of Eastern Orthodox Youth Leaders of America
- A Committee on Chaplaincies in the Armed Forces and welfare institutions
- A U .S. Study Commission on Pan-Orthodox Synod
- A Committee on Theological Education
- A Committee on Standardized Liturgical Texts
- A Vigilance Committee of Orthodox attorneys and legislators shall be appointed to keep the hierarchs informed of legislation, juridical, or executive action of interest, or of importance to the Church, and to render advice and assistance in the event of need.
- A Missionary Commission shall be set up to study the needs and opportunities of the jurisdictions in the external and internal mission fields of the Church, here and abroad, to point out opportunities or failures, and to suggest areas in which necessary resources might be found.
- A Committee on Budget and Fund Raising. A Committee shall be appointed by the hierarchs to provide for the financial support of the needs of the Conference by adequate assessment on the participating jurisdictions and by all other good means.
- Membership on the various Commissions and Committees shall be restricted to one or two nominees of each of the member hierarchs. Additional advisory members may be accepted by the appointed members for assistance in the assigned work.
- The Conference shall meet twice annually for the mutual exchange of information and for decisive action and at other times for special needs.
- The time and place of each regular meeting shall be determined by the hierarchs at the last previous meeting. Six member hierarchs shall provide a quorum.
- Special meetings may be requested by any member hierarch through the General Secretary and shall be held within fifteen days after the consent of two-thirds of the member Hierarchs shall have been obtained in writing by the General Secretary.
- (a) Attendance at the meetings of the Conference shall be restricted to member hierarchs, each of who may bring one or more theologians, or advisors with him.
(b) Diocesan or Vicar, or assistant Bishops of member hierarchs may attend meetings at the invitation of their immediate superior, but shall not vote, except as proxies.
By-Laws or amendments to this Constitution may be proposed by any member hierarch at a regular meeting. Such by-laws or amendments shall be voted upon at the next regular meeting, and require a two-thirds affirmative vote of the members present in order to be adopted.
The following Amendment to the Constitution of the Conference has been duly adopted by all of the member hierarchs of The Standing Conference of the Canonical Orthodox Bishops In the Americas on October 29, 2002, and endorsed by their signature at their autumn meeting on December 17, 2002 at the Consistory of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church in the USA, Somerset, New Jersey.
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Investigations at Kashi -1
Varanasi, the city reputed to be the royal palace of Lord Mahadeva experienced its usual evening hustle as hundreds of pilgrims thronged over the ancient temple town. The placid waters of Ganga stood as a splendid contrast to the rush of the crowds, most of them thronging to the famed temple of Vishwanatha. Varanasi was also a place where people would commence their journey in the ripe old age to have the Darshan of Vishwanatha and breathe their last on the banks of Ganga, the river which was hailed as the dissolver of sins and bestower of merits. Hundreds came to offer their tarpana or last obeisances to the departed elders for it was believed that dissolution of mortal remains in the Ganga would grant eternal heaven to the dead. Kings, nobles, seers, priests and common men from all over the Aryavarta made it a point to visit the famed temple city at least once in their lives.
A city that prided over such a magnitude of footfall through out the year was undoubtedly a thriving place for artists who sought to perform and entertain the pilgrims. Songs were composed on the Glory of Mahadeva, the Lord of all Gods and sung with fervor. Groups of artists visited Kashi to stay and perform over a period of time. They comprised singers, dancers, actors and those of various folk arts. Most of them sought to perform the favourite story of the population which described the wedding of the universal Lord Shiva with the universal Mother Parvati.
Not very far away from the famed temple of Vishwanatha, on one of the prominent Ghats, stood the relatively less but nevertheless crowded temple of Manikarnika. Legends spoke of this place being the Shakti Peetha symbolizing the ears of Goddess Sati. Yards away from the Ghat was a ground with a raised dais erected for performing artists. The ground was relatively empty, save for a couple of children who looked with great interest at a group rehearsing for the performance probably for the night or the next day.
An artist sat on an elevated seat, carrying an artificial wig of matted hairs, his body painted greyish with ash. He also wore a tiger skin and a trident stood by his side. Ones who had watched versions of this performance would make out that he was poorly dressed to play the role of Mahadeva. But for a rehearsal, this was enough, perhaps the master of the group thought so. He supervised the space over the dais, at times throwing cautious glances at the enthusiastic children who collected to ejoy the rehearsal like they would enjoy a real performance. Smiling at them he turned to see the one playing the role of Parvati. The woman was one of his favourite dancers. She had the nimbleness of a deer as she circles around the 'shiva' enacting the song of endearing devotion as she prayed to him to accept her. He followed each of her movements closely and sighed at minor mistakes that would easily escape the audience, but not his sharp eyes. Controlling his urge to stop the rehearsal and correct her poses, he decided to enter the stage to play his role. With one final look at his own richly colored and bejeweled costume as Kama, the god of love, he took up the bow and felt for the quiver that carried mockshafts adorned with flower strings before landing on to the stage with a well measured but extremely graceful leap.
The entry could not stop there. He whirled around with ease making it clear to any onlooker that he was the star performer. The singer who stood a little away from the dais continued to sing what would describe his role
Does this befit you, O maiden of the King of Mountains?
The rosary beads, the bark skin and moving in the sun and rains
Why didn't you think of this Kama of the flowery bow
Who can fell the God of Gods to his arrows of love
The 'Kamadeva' surely showed everyone around there that he was the master as the singer repeatedly sung through the same lines with variations and he himself took upon an elaborate depiction of the capabilities of Kamadeva.
As the children left coaxed by their parents, the group was alone to rehearse to its hearts content. As the'kamadeva' proceeded to coax 'Mahadeva' to marry 'Parvati', his gaze could not escape the dark figures looming behind the dais at a distance, misway from the Ghat. He sensed something fishy in their movements but chose not to stop the rehearsal. He threw a stern glance at the'Shiva' who opened his eyes earlier than he was supposed to. The artist looked apologetic and closed his eyes again. The singer got an unusual sign from his master to repeat the last four lines again. This master continued to whirl with same ease, grace and expertise, but now his focus on the cloaked figures whom he suspected were upto no good. He saw them approach a lone woman in the Ghat from behind and attempt to take her.
Breaking the sequence of the song, he felt for the arrows in his decorated quiver. Amongst the flowery arrows, lay a couple of real ones with sharp tips that warriors of superior kind used. He took one of them ino his had instead of the mock shafts to be used for the play and aimed it on to the bow. Unsuspecting audience would have thought that he was proceeding in his act of breaking the penance of 'Shiva'. He alone knew that he was instead aiming it at those miscreants in the twilight.
Before the dancer playing the role of Parvati could recognize the real arrow in his hand, he had strung the bow and the arrow zooed past, inches away from he 'Shiva' and hit the miscreant. The 'Shiva' opened his eyes confused again. His master in the role of Kamadeva signed discreetly to keep his ground and collapsed to the ground sticking to his role.
The cloaked miscreant uttered a cry which was drowned in the musical orchestra. Nobody other than the co artists knew that the arrow that injured the stranger belonged to their master. Their understanding drove them to continue the play. Not much of it remained and it was discontinued as the woman who was saved ran towards the ground crying for help. She could not realize that she was already out of danger. The artists pretended to take no notice of her. However the one who was playing a stringed instrument stopped to comfort the lone woman. Her cries had brought some people to the spot. The new group apparently had a couple of her family members who were relieved that she was unharmed. The second miscreant had apparently fled the place. The people dispersed, not even glancing at the apparently unconcerned troupe. The master was satisfied. He gently got up signing the end of their practice.
As an attendant helped him remove his mock crown and a heavy neck ornament, he surveyed the site again. His arrow seemed to have killed that mysterious person in the cloak and he lay motionless on the ground. A couple of townsmen had gathered to observe the body. He debated on whether to approach the group and gather more information on why did the man attempt the mischief. But as soon as he jumped down the dais in his half cast costume he notice another woman nearing her twenties looking intently at him.
"You shot the arrow?" She asked with discreet signs.
He debated whether to pretend ignorance. But the gaze of the maiden seemed too alluring to let go of any opportunity. He smiled unfathomably and signed back that he did not understand.
With a naughty gleam the woman stepped closer towards his earshot. "Now if I am right that you intend to remain disguised, do you want me to reveal your name or.."
His brows twisted at her comment. She seemed to know too much. "Wait" he stopped her speech midway. "Maiden, you are mistaken, I don't even know you."
"That speaks of your poor knowledge. For I know you too well, Ar.."
"Maiden!" he stopped her from taking his name.
"Pray, come with me. I too am in a disguise and you won't regret it." She smiled convincingly. Who but a fool would reject an earnest invitation from a flaming beauty like this? He smiled to himself.


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Writes trace information, an array of data objects, and event information to the event log.
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An object that contains the current process ID, thread ID, and stack trace information.
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A name used to identify the output; typically the name of the application that generated the trace event.
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By Michael J. Lindsay
Government officials have been complaining about how the media reports on their official actions ever since Gutenberg invented the printing press. This was certainly the case in America's Revolutionary War years when new ideas about how government should run flooded into 13 tiny colonies. This was also true during those periods in our history when local officials were viewed as out of touch or corrupt (e.g., New York's "Tammany Hall" in the 1930s). Recently, local police officials have again become a primary target of the media. In previous years, police officials who were inaccurately characterized by the media were largely ineffective in correcting those misconceived portrayals or in exerting any influence whatsoever over journalists.
Surprisingly, the "media" today is the institution that has come under more pressure—with our shifting social structures—than Congress, local politicians or even law enforcement. Many newspapers have reduced their size, eliminated coverage, cut back on their editorial staff, or gone completely out of business. Even large news organizations working for television networks have felt the pinch. The previous belief by some, including law enforcement, that the news institutions were slanted was at least, to a small degree, countered in those years by journalists claiming that they maintained a sense of professional detachment and were largely balanced in their approach to news stories.
With the abolition of the federal fairness doctrine after a push by the media in 1987—which then required broadcast news organizations to give equal time to opposing views and present an "honest, equitable and balanced" account—everything started to change! Many news organizations immediately assumed a posture in which all illusion of balance was discarded. Many of these news organizations really became no different than paid lobbyists. MSNBC is an unashamed champion of liberal thought. FOX News appeals to the conservative element.
An unexpected result for media outlets of having the fairness doctrine repealed occurred when paying consumers were pulled into the developing social media frenzy. That again changed everything! Today, there is little difference in the way many Americans view the accuracy of what is reported by the mainstream news organizations and what is reported by those who operate out of their basements and call themselves journalist. In a system of mega-outlets, none of which are particularly balanced, why should consumers pay for their news? This led to unanticipated crisis in many mainstream news organizations.
Not surprisingly, in the last year or two, mainstream news outlets are again trying to sell the public on the idea that their reporters vet stories and check sources so their reports are inherently more accurate. Whether this will save that troubled industry is yet to be seen, but their tribulation may not be over. It is likely that they may still experience a number of platform shifts as additional technologies develop. For professional journalists, the last two decades have been very unsettling.
A phenomenon that has collaterally developed during this same period is the descent of the industry—because of this competitive frenzy—into reporting the seediest and most deplorable incidents in vivid detail. Nonetheless, one has a hard time blaming media outlets for this approach when this is now what sells in that highly competitive market. Why it sells is an entirely separate question for future discussion, but the combination of these two conditions—our descent into gore-reporting and heavy competition from social media—creates an opportunity for law enforcement that it has never seen before.
It is law enforcement that initially responds to these types of incidents. It is law enforcement that then conducts the follow-up investigations of these incidents. And, when someone is finally prosecuted, it is law enforcement that is again thrust back into the spotlight. Today, most of what the media reports is linked to what law enforcement does. Law enforcement is now their life blood.
I suspect that most of the readers of this article are seeing the direction we are going here. If law enforcement would establish a set of simple ethical standards to which it wanted journalists and their employing agencies to adhere, the problems of fairness and unjustified sensationalism could quickly be addressed. Police officials have always had favorite reporters because they knew that stories would be handled in an evenhanded manner when using these reporters. With society's present appetite for alarming and appalling news, journalists are dependent on law enforcement more today than ever for most of their stories.
In some ways, the pendulum has already begun to swing back. Real journalists are again beginning to tout the vetting of stories and the use of reliable sources. Oh for those yesteryears when fairness was required! Nevertheless, reporters and media outlets that adhere to some simple rules on fairness and style could be awarded a preferred status with a department, and so long as these ethical standards are fair, transparent and objective, it will be hard for those who operate outside of these standards to bring shame on a department for establishing such standards.
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At no time in history has the media been so dependent on law enforcement for the stories they report. With mainstream media truly wanting to reestablish itself as the accurate information source for all that is happening in the world, this is an opportunity for law enforcement to shape how fairly and accurately these stories will be presented in the years to come. Perhaps it is time for law enforcement to rethink its relationship with the media: adversaries or partners?
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Bank of Canada secret documents stolen
By Louise Egan
OTTAWA (Reuters) - Classified Bank of Canada documents were stolen from Governor Mark Carney's car earlier this month but none of the missing papers contained information that could move markets, a bank spokesman said on Wednesday.
About one week after meeting with other G20 finance officials in Korea, Carney was in Montreal for private meetings when someone smashed in the window of the bank's locked, official vehicle and removed a bag.
"The car was broken into. Essentially the window was smashed and a bag containing some personal effects and some documents was stolen from the car," said central bank spokesman Jeremy Harrison.
Two other recent security breaches by government ministers have been politically embarrassing and career-limiting. Former Foreign Affairs Minister Maxime Bernier was forced to step down in 2008 after leaving classified briefing papers at his girlfriend's house.
There were no immediate signs that Carney, a former Goldman Sachs investment banker who is very highly regarded in government, would be reprimanded.
Finance Minister Jim Flaherty suggested Carney held no responsibility in the incident.
"He's a victim of a crime and that's an unfortunate thing," Flaherty told reporters.
Police confirmed they had recovered Carney's bag but neither they nor the bank would say whether the documents had been found. Continued...


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Mumbai, Sep 26 (UNI) Cricket frenzy gripped Mumbai as the victorious Team India, which created history by winning the inaugural T20 World Cup beating arch rivals Pakistan in a thrilling finale, landed at the Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport here this morning.
Chief Minister Vilasrao Deshmukh, Deputy Chief Minister R R Patil, Civil Aviation Minister Praful Patel, BCCI Chief and Union Agriculture Minister Sharad Pawar welcomed the team on their arrival.
The cricketers boarded a 'Vijay Rath' (an open decked BEST bus) at the Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport amid unprecedented fan enthusiasm and rage. Young and old, men and women braved the heavy rains and lined up the road from the International airport to the Western Express Highway and from the highway to south Mumbai passing through famous landmarks like Mahim Church, Shivaji Park, Siddhivinayak temple, Haji Ali, Mahalaxmi temple, 'Prabhu Kunj', the residence of melody queen Lata Mangeshkar on Peddar Road and Marine Drive known as the Queen's necklace.
The cricketers led by captain M S Dhoni showed no signs of jet-lag and responded to the fans' enthusiasm in equal measure. Despite heavy rains, all the players and the support staff, fully drenched, were on the open decked bus acknowledging the cheers all along the route which is nearly 35 km long.
Carrying the national flags, the young players like Dinesh Kartick, Robin Uttappa, S Sreesanth, Irfan Pathan danced to the tunes of the songs like 'Chak de India', 'Jhoom Barabar Jhoom', 'Hum Hain Hindustani' as fans showered flower petals on them.
For once, officegoers did not mind the traffic snarls as the city police and traffic personnel assisted by private security officials tried their best to ensure that there was no chaos. On the Western Express Highway, some youth belonging to Sarvajanik Ganesh mandals started beating their dhols and burst crackers as the team bus passed by. The Ganesh festival had concluded yesterday.
Youngsters had rushed to the airport since 0730 hrs to catch a glimpse of their idols. Political parties - Shiv Sena, NCP and Congress - brought their workers along with truck loads of flowers which they showered on the cavalcade. Banners and posters carrying pictures of political leaders, welcoming the team were put up all along the route overnight.


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Vancouver's Olympic Village Going Green, Hopefully
THis piece from Grist looks at the environmentally-geared plans for the Village and it's lifespan, as well as the complications that plague the project.
"[Y]ou better believe the city will be showing off its environmental credentials when it hosts the 2010 Winter Olympics next February. "Greening" the Olympics has become an expectation, after all (see Turin's recycling programs and Beijing's attempt at air quality improvements). As the largest city ever to host the Winter Games, Vancouver intends to make sustainability central to its Olympic legacy."


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The province is looking at ways to better manage the high number of offenders behind bars and the rising cost to keep them locked up.
Justice Minister Andrew Swan said his officials are also examining how offenders can be more closely monitored while on community supervision in the wake of a damning report that found too many shortcuts were being taken to manage case workloads.
Swan said as of Wednesday, 2,322 adults were in custody in the province's jails, down from 2,388 on the same day last year. On Oct. 18, 2012, there were 2,431 adults in jail, for a total drop of 109. There were also 17 fewer youths in custody over that 18-month period.
26: percentage of offenders in custody on remand in 1993.
64: percentage of offenders in custody on remand in 2010-11 (highest in Canada).
52: average number of days in custody for an offender on remand.
62: average number of days in custody for a sentenced offender.
60: average number of weeks for an offender on a probationary sentence in the community.
1,147: average number of adult offenders in custody 2004-05.
2,425: average number of adult offenders in custody 2012-13.
779: number of adult offenders on bail Feb. 8, 2013.
300: number who failed to report, resulting in arrest warrant.
51: percentage of inmates classified as high or very high risk.
213: number of offenders in custody for every 100,000 Manitobans (highest in Canada).
740: number of offenders on community supervision for every 100,000 Manitobans (highest in Canada).
3,292: number of inmates forecast in 2010 to be in jail 2019-20.
4,637: number of inmates (revised) forecast in 2012 to be in jail 2019-20.
2,744: shortfall of beds if 4,637 inmates are in jail 2019-20.
600: millions of dollars required to eliminate 2,744-bed shortfall 2019-20.
182: millions of dollars spent adding 651 beds May 2008 and May 2013.
173: millions of dollars spent on corrections salaries and operating costs 2012-13.
Source: Office of the Auditor General
Swan said pushing the numbers down are a decrease in crime and more offenders being diverted into non-custodial bail-supervision programs, such as two operated by the John Howard and Elizabeth Fry societies.
Swan said the province is trying to deal with the stubbornly high number of inmates in custody waiting for a court date.
"We're not hanging up the success banner, but a drop of 109 people in adult custody over 18 months is a good start," he said Thursday.
Swan was responding to auditor general Carol Bellringer's review of the province's adult corrections system released Wednesday.
Bellringer said the province's planning for future jail capacity is inadequate, and while many measures have been put in place to address overcrowding, it is still inadequate.
"The deterioration in a number of the correctional centre infrastructure and the costs associated with that had not been worked out," Bellringer said.
The report said Corrections has estimated the number of inmates will climb, despite a falling crime rate, which will drive up costs.
Between 2004-05 and 2012-13, the number of adult offenders increased 111 per cent and the number supervised in the community increased 16 per cent. Salaries and operating costs grew by 129 per cent, totalling $173 million in 2012-13.
The audit also looked at how well the province is monitoring adult offenders on community supervision -- the majority of offenders in the system. It found effective and consistent monitoring was weak.
"All of this in our view affects the department's contribution to public safety," Bellringer said.
"You put stronger supervision management practices into place, you're going to reduce your risk. If you do nothing, you're going to increase your risk."
She added in three regions, probation officers, to deal with their workloads, met less frequently with offenders and for shorter periods of time.
"They relaxed the standards in order to get the workload under control," she said. "In my view, that increases the capacity to address the risk."
Swan said Bellringer's comments on community supervision were related to regional offices, those in rural and northern Manitoba where travel is often limited because of weather and accessibility.
"If you're a probation officer and you're only getting into a community every two weeks or every month and all of a sudden you can't make it in because of the weather, it may well be that your entire caseload is not meeting the standards that we have set that may be easier to meet in Winnipeg or Brandon," he said.
Tory justice critic Kelvin Goertzen said Bellringer's audit highlights how poorly the province is managing inmates in and outside jail.
"The report is saying that probation officers are so overworked that they can't check in on these offenders in the community and the risk grows for the public," Goertzen said, adding more probation officers should be hired to address workload.
"You have to have a reintegration system that prevents (offenders) or gives them encouragement not to commit another crime."
Goetzen also said one of the drivers for overcrowding in jails -- the rated capacity was 1,893 beds as of last May -- is a dire lack of jail space.


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Ardagh Group was just one of the big packaging names that tasted success at the prestigious Starpack Industry Awards 2012, with packaging rated across general beverage packaging and luxury and giftware categories.
Ardagh Group was just one of the big packaging names that celebrated success at the prestigious Starpack Industry Awards 2012 - endorsed by the UK Packaging Society - across categories as varied as general beverage packaging and luxury and giftware.
Ardagh Group was highly commended for its Coca-Cola Light (Diet Coke) Jean Paul Gaultier bottle, launched by the fashion designer himself with some fanfare in Paris and London back in April.
"Lovely contour aluminium bottle, superb artwork and print. Great graphics on this iconic shape, lightweight, eye-catching and recyclable," the 14 Starpack judges concluded.
The Jean Paul Gaultier bottle was produced in France by Boxal, the aluminium container manufacturer acquired by Ardagh in early 2012.
Woep Möller, group commercial director at Ardagh Group, said: "The award shows our new colleagues' ability to apply the highest quality graphics and high definition imagery to premium quality aerosols and bottles, and is a welcome start to what is proving to be a successful integration of our companies."
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The scope suggested by the title of the current volume is enormous in more than one way. Modern means not only the whole of the 20th century but also the beginnings of modernity to the middle of the 19th. Arabic, on the other hand, denotes the language of the geographic area extending from Morocco on the Atlantic Ocean to Iraq and the Gulf states in the east, while literature includes all the known literary genres: poetry, the novel, the short story, drama, the essay, with special chapters devoted to literary criticism, Arab women writers and verse composed in the many Arabic vernaculars. To each of these genres anything between one and three extended essays are devoted. Contributions are made by a variety of academics based on both sides of the Atlantic as well as in the Middle East.
The book begins with a four-page chronology of the historical events that form the broad background to the 'modern' period. The first two dates listed are 1787 and 1798, which mark, respectively, the death of Muhammad ibn Abd al-Wahhab, founder of the Wahhabi movement in Arabia, and the arrival of Bonaparte's campaign in Egypt. The symbolic power of these two events is inestimable. Wahhabism is a fundamentalist Islamic movement which until today has had tight control over the daily manifestations of social and cultural life in Saudi Arabia (it was partly through a historical alliance with the Wahhabis that the Saudi dynasty eventually gained control of Arabia earlier this century and since that time has allowed them to run society according to their terms, excpeting politics). Wahhabism, which has not been influential outside Arabia, epitomises the ultra-conservative, traditionalist, anti-modernist forces which have always resisted the movement of Arab societies towards secularism and modernisation.
Bonaparte's expedition represents the first dramatic encounter with Western modernity, an encounter which shook a cocooned and complacent medieval culture into the disconcerting realisation of the existence of a superior and more powerful 'other'. From that moment on things were never the same again, and although in this instance the French physically left within three years, the impact they made stayed. In addition it was only a matter of time before the entire Arab world fell victim to one European colonial power or another. A love-hate relationship between the Arab intelligentsia and the European model eventually established itself: the natural antagonism towards foreign occupation coupled with a fascination with the culture and technology behind it. There was a fairly early realisation that to emulate the West was also the way to rebuff it.
But the powers of tradition and conservatism have proven recalcitrant throughout. There has always been the argument that to adopt the values and lifestyle of the West was the shortest path to Hell, that a return to the fundamentals of the Arabo-Islamic culture was the only way out of the Arabs' current historical impasse - a call which has gathered fearful momentum during the last decade or so. It is against this constant tug-of-war between the forces of tradition and those of modernisation that Arab social and cultural life has evolved since the last century. Whereas politically, economically and socially the modernisation process has yet a long way to go in its battle with traditionalism (how long depends on which Arab country), insofar as literature is concerned, there is no doubt, as the current volume shows, that its triumph has been complete. Today, even in the politically and socially most conservative of Arab societies, the literature owes both its sensibility and artistic mould largely to modern Western origins.
The history of modern Arab letters is indeed proof that there is no such thing as indigenous purity in culture any more than in race. Fundamentally different as Arabic and European languages are, out of the intercourse between them were born whole new genres in Arabic. It has been argued that the first translations of the Arabian Nights into French and English early in the 18th century was influential in the development of the then young genre of the novel. Two centuries later, the Arabs were to claim back their debt. Rather than hark back to traditional narrative modes (largely episodic in structure) of their native literature, they were fascinated by the complex and versatile form of the European novel which they came to know either in the original or through an ever-growing translation movement. Within 50 years or so, Arab novelists were able to rush at a feverish pace through evolutionary stages that took their European mentors centuries to pass through. Today their work is increasingly translated and read all over the world and their efforts were accorded the international recognition they deserved when Naguib Mahfouz, Egypt's foremost novelist, was awarded the Nobel Prize in 1988.
What goes for fiction goes also for drama. Although simple native dramatic forms have existed in some Arab countries for centuries, it was under the influence of Moliere, and after a visit to Italy where he experienced Italian theatre and opera, that the Syrian Marun Naqqash produced in 1847, in his own house in Beirut, what has come to be accepted as the first Arab play. From those humble beginnings, the Arab theatre was later to gain momentum in Egypt and eventually achieve maturity at the hands of Tawfiq al-Hakim and other playwrights. Hakim in particular displayed an amazing technical versatility and cross-cultural mobility taking his themes and plot skeletons from Greek and Ancient Egyptian mythology, and from both the Bible and the Koran, while addressing a modern philosophic or social issue.
Even poetry, an art form that the Arabs had perfected as far back as the sixth century before the emergence of Islam and had brought to a high degree of sophistication during the heyday of Islamic civilisation, was not to escape the all-engulfing, Western-inspired spirit of modernisation. After attempts at reviving classical models late last century and during the first three decades of this one, it was first the influence of European romanticism and then of T S Eliot and the French symbolists that was to shape the sensibility and technique of the modern Arab poet.
But what have Arab writers done with all these vehicles of expression that they have borrowed from the West? The only brief answer possible is that they have made them their own. As they gained in self-confidence, they adapted them to their needs and grafted onto them new qualities, either dictated by their own artistic temperament, or by an experimental desire to blend them with corresponding indigenous forms. But whatever they did with form and technique, Arab writers remained committed to the vital political and social issues of their societies, issues emanating principally from the gulf between tradition and modernity that has yet to be crossed, political repression and economic hardship at home, and the historical conflict with the 'other' represented by Israel and the West.
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Kari Lucin joined the Grand Forks Herald as a multimedia producer in August 2014. Previously, she worked for a few years at the Jamestown Sun in Jamestown, N.D., as a staff writer, and prior to that, for about six years as staff writer and later online content coordinator, at the Daily Globe in Worthington, Minn. A graduate of Jackson County Central High School and Augsburg College, she has a bachelor's degree in philosophy and English. Find more of her writing at her blog, Oh Look, a Shiny Thing! or on Twitter at @karilucin.