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Topics- Concepts – Installation [SQOOP, Pig and pig Latin, HBASE, Hadoop 2.0, MRv2 and YARN Apache Flume], Fundamental- Hadoop Installation and Initial Configuration, Deployment Hadoop – in pseudo-distributed mode, a multi-node Hadoop cluster, Installing Clients, Configuring Secondary NameNode, YARN framework, MRv2, Hadoop 2.0 Cluster setup, Plan & Management – Hadoop Cluster, Cluster Size, Hardware and Software considerations, Managing and Scheduling Jobs, Types of schedulers, Configuring the schedulers, Cluster Monitoring and Troubleshooting, Configure Rack awareness, Understanding Hadoop setup- Backup & Recovery, White-list and blacklist data nodes in a cluster, upgrade Hadoop cluster, Copy data across clusters using distcp, Diagnostics and Recovery. Understand – Problem, Plan, Design, and Create a Hadoop Cluster for a Real World Use Case Setup. Configuration – Hadoop ecosystem components (Pig and Hive), Configure Ganglia on the Hadoop cluster and troubleshoot the common Cluster Problems, daemons.
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Benchmarking the Cluster.
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Implementation to solve Big Data problems.
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By Bob Minzesheimer, USA TODAY
When actor Michael Sheen told British talk-show host David Frost "I'm going to be playing David Frost for the next year," Frost had a typically witty reply: "That's a coincidence. So am I."
Thirty years after his famed TV interviews with Richard Nixon — the closest Nixon came to confessing about Watergate — Frost, 68, is enjoying what he calls, with a laugh, "my just rewards." They include:
•Frost/Nixon, Peter Morgan's play, was an unlikely hit in London and New York, where it won a Tony.
•A film, directed by Ron Howard, is in production. Sheen and Frank Langella as Nixon reprise their stage roles.
•Frost/Nixon: Behind the Scenes of the Nixon Interviews (Harper, $14.95, out today) by Frost, with Bob Zelnick, updates the 1978 book I Gave Them a Sword.
•Frost Nixon: Watergate, a new 85-minute DVD (DDS Media, $24.99) repackages highlights of Nixon's dramatic apology.
•The Conviction of Richard Nixon (Harmony, $22) by James Reston Jr., who helped Frost prepare, was released in June.
By telephone to London, Frost is asked what Nixon, who died in 1994, might think of the play and the sudden revival of interest in their 12 days of interviews.
"If he was feeling generous, he'd thank Peter Morgan for giving him some good, funny lines. Nixon could tell a joke on occasion but not easily.
"But I think his reaction would be like it was after the interviews: resigned. I can hear him grumbling: 'They're still coming after me.' He'd be dismissive, as he was with the media: 'What can you expect from the theater?' "
Frost says the movie script is faithful to the play, which is about "15% fictionalized — more than I would have preferred, but I understand why. Peter felt he had to create more drama."
One of the play's highlights, a late-night phone call to Frost from a drunken Nixon, never happened, but "it's brilliant in capturing Nixon's deep-seated resentments."
The play casts Frost as a celebrity-chasing playboy, more interested in entertainment than politics.
Frost, who makes a distinction between himself and "the Frost character" on stage, says, "I did enjoy my life as a single man, but I always worked hard. And I did a lot of serious interviews … Robert Kennedy, Nelson Mandela."
Frost, who played both prosecutor and therapist with Nixon during the interviews, says: "The more you know about someone, the more you can be freewheeling in the interview. Homework liberates you."
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Did that happen with Nixon?
"By the end, yes — perhaps to his surprise."
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What a question! Do you still need maps to hike a Triple Crown Trail? But an honest one, since the Appalachian Trail is so well blazed, signed, and heavily traveled that you can often just follow the groove eroded in the ground, the white blazes or other hikers headed your way.
But despite advances in technology such as Guthook's Cell Phone App of the Appalachian Trail and much better off-trail documentation, like David Miller's fabulous AT Guide, you DO still need to carry maps, preferably waterproof maps, on the Appalachian Trail to navigate:
- To find and follow local blue-blazed trails that connect the AT to towns and road crossings
- Places where the trail is deliberately less blazed, within Wilderness Areas
- Along existing trail systems that the AT follows. For example, the White Mountains in New Hampshire.
- To navigate to water sources if you run out between marked springs or shelters
- To identify possible campsites, based on topographic features
- To hike side trails and nearby scenic locations that the AT passes but are not on the trail.
- To figure out what your compass declination should be in the region you are hiking since it varies so much up and down the trail.
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The best maps of the AT are published by the Appalachian Trail Conservancy because they're waterproof the most up to date and your purchase helps to support the organization that oversees the trail. The ATC's maps are broken out by state, and in some cases by region within a state, They come packed with a guidebook, which you can leave at home, although it provides much historic information not found in other sources that are more portable.[quote]Shoe Creek Gap: The area was famous for moon shine. In one 1928 raid, officers found 11 stills, 9100 gallons of mash, 1155 gallons of whiskey, huge copper kettles with a capacity of 1750 gallons, and 258 fermenters. They "poured their contents into Shoe Creek, making it appear like hog slop," according to a source quoted in an earlier edition of this guidebook.[/quote]
You can also buy the complete set at once, although it is pricey. If you're a section hiker, I'd recommend buying them as you need them, instead of all at once since, they'll probably be updated before you get there.
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There are other places to source Appalachian Maps as well. K. Scott Parks has published the Appalachian Trail Pocket Map series, which is bound in book form rather than maps, making them less useful for trail use. Delorme Gazetteers are another option, also paper based, with an excellent amount of fine detail, although they're probably best used to find remote trail heads and parking lots on the AT in more rural locations.
Local maps of specific regions can also be useful to obtain when following the AT is confusing, as in New Hampshire. There, I'd recommend buying the White Mountain Waterproof Trail Map, since most hikers there have no idea where the AT is and but ate intimate with the local 1500 mile trail system which the AT follows. If you're thru-hiking, you can drop this map into a mail drop before you enter New Hampshire, and then sell it to a SOBO somewhere in Maine.
If you're tempted to print out your own maps using freely available trail data from a source like Caltopo.com, I'd advise against it. The USGS maps that it uses are quite out of date (on the order of 50 years) and many sections don't even show the route of the Appalachian Trail, depending on the area. If up-to-date information is a priority, I'd recommend you stick with a commercial waterproof map instead.
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Bullying is actually a good practice. I know, I know, (dodges moldy tomato) you are probably like the rest of the people who think, "OH SHIT IF I DON'T FEEL GOOD, TEH WORLD WILL END!!!!!!!!!!!!!11111111111111111" Well, here's the thing. Bullying makes for stronger people. Do you think that Bill Gates would be a multibillionaire if he didn't have something to prove to all the twatwaffles who wedgied him in high school? No. he'd be playing games on his Apple desktop while he lived in his mom's basement. This is a good phenomenon. It separates the strong from the nothings.
Why am I writing this here, you may be asking. Well, lately, there's been tons of troll haters and people saying, "Oh, don't tell these people they fail! It's better to give positive criticism to people who write the shittiest shitpastas the world has ever seen. Peepz be tellin' me dat dey ain't gonna write another macaroni, yo!" In some cases, positive criticism is good. In the cases of people who cry to the Mommy-admins, though, one has to ask themselves: "Do I really care if some shitty author never tries again?" For every one good article, there's at least a dozen mediocre ones that pop up. For every mediocre one, there's a hundred terrible, unfinished, poorly spelled, and utterly shit articles added (and promptly deleted). I don't hate people who try and fail. Abraham Lincoln failed a fuckton of times before he became great. I can't fucking stand people who cry because they failed, though. People need to grow up. If some little troll or unkind comment makes you quit trying, you probably weren't worth this wiki's time in the first place. I'd hate to see you in the real world.
Not to say that I approve of all unkind words. If it's obvious that somebody put a lot of effort into it, you don't tear into them haphazardly. But for people that use every cliche known to man, and then can't make anything worth reading, let it rip.
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[ https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CB-84?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:comment-tabpanel&focusedCommentId=13291184#comment-13291184 ] Patrick Mueller commented on CB-84: ----------------------------------- Is there some kind of issue with the current communication protocol weinre uses? Using socket.io just means we get to replace some weinre code with something someone else supports. Doesn't provide any other HUGE bells and whistles over the top of what weinre uses now though. As far as I know. > Use socket.io for network communication > ---------------------------------------- > > Key: CB-84 > URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CB-84 > Project: Apache Cordova > Issue Type: New Feature > Components: weinre > Reporter: Patrick Mueller > Assignee: Patrick Mueller > > From https://github.com/phonegap/weinre/issues/5 > *davejohnson opened this issue June 23, 2011* > This is particularly good if we can take advantage of native sockets on ios and / or there is a socket plugin for phonegap > *pmuellr commented June 23, 2011* > An open investigation item I have for socket.io is how they do their cross-site i/o. Not sure if they depend on CORS or can use some other mechanism. If they can support cross-site i/o for iOS 3.1.x, it would mean we could actually support iOS 3.1.x in weinre, which we can't today. Same with some older versions of webOS. > I think converting to socket.io would be relatively straight-forward, but I wasn't particularly happy with the Java server impls I saw floating around. At this point, moving to socket.io would also likely mean moving to node for the server piece at the same time. > *davejohnson commented June 23, 2011* > agreed. I think socket.io and node go hand in hand. -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. If you think it was sent incorrectly, please contact your JIRA administrators: https://issues.apache.org/jira/secure/ContactAdministrators!default.jspa For more information on JIRA, see: http://www.atlassian.com/software/jira
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