Java Concurrency in Practice - Summary

I recently read Java Concurrency in Practice by Brian Goetz.  It is a fantastic book.  Every Java programmer must read it.  In order to firmly internalize the concepts described in the book, I read it a second time and took down notes summarizing each chapter.  My notes were very popular when I was in school and college.  Hopefully, these notes will be useful to others as well.  

NOTE: These summaries are NOT meant to replace the book.  I highly recommend buying your own copy of the book if you haven't already read it.

1. Part 1 - Introduction, Thread Safety
2. Part 2 - Sharing Objects
3. Part 3 - Composing Objects, Building Blocks
4. Part 4 - Task Execution
5. Part 5 - Cancellation & Shutdown
6. Part 6 - Applying Thread Pools
7. Part 7 - GUI Applications, Avoiding Liveness Hazards
8. Part 8 - Performance & Scalability, Testing Concurrent Programs
9. Part 9 - Explicit Locks, Building Custom Synchronizers
10. Part 10 - Atomic Variables & Non-blocking Synchronization,  Java Memory Model