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If you find a reproducible problem, we want to know about it. The following is a description of the lifecycle of a defect tracker - the details on what happens to defects you enter.
Try repeating the steps that led to the defect. Be sure to capture as much detail as possible to enable a developer to reproduce the defect.
Entering New Defect
Please use the tracker link to the left to add a new defect. The tracker you add needs the following:
Provide a meaningful short summary of the defect that will be used as the defect title.
Set tracker type to defect.
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Attach any media files needed to reproduce the error. Be sure you have the copyright holder's permission to post the media files on the Internet.
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A developer will review your defect entry, making sure we have all the needed information, and get the defect on its way to being resolved.
Accept or reject (close) the defect. A defect may be rejected, for example, if it was found on an older version of the code. As a follow-up, a comment needs to be added explaining why the defect was rejected.
Assign to an engineer if appropriate.
Prioritize if priority is obvious.
Target a release date if appropriate.
Developer Defect Resolution
Depending on the circumstances, the assigned engineer may resolve the defect by reassigning the defect to a more appropriate engineer, or may find and fix the defect.
Reassign, reprioritize, or target a different release as appropriate once the defect is understood.
Test on other devices as necessary, updating the tracker on which devices are effects and making a follow-up note listing devices that are not effected.
If possible, create a test case to demonstrate defect and add test to release test suite.
Find the root cause of the defect, fix, and test.
Create a patch and attach patch to the defect tracker.
Peer Patch Review
Each patch will be reviewed by at least one other developer, ideally two. Once the patch has been reviewed,
Each developer reviewing the patch needs to add a follow-up comment stating the patch has been reviewed.
Update the trunk with the patch.
Change the defect tracked state to checked-in.
Trunk Release
Periodically, the code is tested on all supported devices and released. As part of the release process, fixed defects included in the release are closed as follows:
Set tracker status field to released.
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December 06, 2012 4:30 AM | Author: JOHN A. HEER, ESQ.
John A. Heer, Esq.
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Northeastern Ohio has a long history of industrial activity and associated land use. Often, property transactions in this area involve parcels which have been impacted environmentally by industrial activity, chemical and hazardous substance usage, or other contamination on or near the potential property site. For decades, experienced lenders, purchasers and sellers of potentially contaminated property have relied upon environmental site assessments (usually referred to as Phase I's) performed by consultants before any transaction is completed. Even with due diligence, contamination can be discovered on your property.
So … what is a reasonable amount of due diligence?
As with most legal issues, it depends on the circumstances. However, in almost every situation, a Phase I is a minimum step which provides important information about the property without adding substantial cost to the transaction (usually between $3,000 and $6,000). The purpose of a Phase I is to investigate and determine the possibility of contamination, based on visual observation and property history, but without any physical testing. A Phase I might recommend additional investigation (called a Phase II), including physical sampling and testing. You should review any relevant documents, including all environmental permits, compliance and audit records, communications with government agencies, documents reflecting response actions or remediation, and any environmental claims by the government or third parties. This level of due diligence will not prevent contamination from showing up later, but it can minimize your legal exposure.
What happens if contamination is discovered?
Before you do anything, review with your legal counsel all potential reporting obligations. Reporting obligations are most often triggered by terms or conditions in an environmental permit or by federal and state statutes. Some can even require notice to the appropriate agency within 24 hours of discovery. Depending on the required timing of the reporting obligation, if any, you might want to consider performing an environmental compliance audit under proper conditions to which a privilege or protection from disclosure might apply. The key consideration at this point is how much you want to know. You must be willing and able to act on any issues you might uncover. After reporting obligations are satisfied, try to identify potential sources of the contamination – either on-site or off-site (again based upon legal counsel's instructions). Most likely, the best way to do this is by talking to individuals, including current and former employees, whose knowledge of the property extends well back in time, e.g. plant managers, EHS coordinators, maintenance workers, etc. Another good source of information might be historical records of the company, including environmental forms and filings, property layouts and drawings, etc. Although an expert would be needed for an admissible opinion, you can look at the topography and estimate the general direction of surface and ground water flow to guess which way contamination might flow – to or from the site. The next step is to conduct an investigation to determine what needs to be remedied, how the remedy will be implemented and how much it will cost. As with some of the steps above, this step should be followed only under the guidance of legal counsel who can engage the environmental consultants for any investigation. I recommend that, after executing confidentiality agreements, you obtain at least three bids for the investigation and any possible remediation. How you manage communications and information, both internally and externally, is also a vital consideration. In addition, be aware that an environmental investigation can require several phases and months (or years) to complete. The ground rules for the investigation are simple – comply with National Contingency Plan or similar procedural requirements under law.
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Couponing 101: Stockpiling in Real Life
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(Just a note: That is not my stockpile in this picture above. I saw this at a flea market and took the picture. It's kinda crazy but proves the point well.)
Today's news segment was all about stockpiling, a money saving strategy that will drastically help your budget and keep your pantry full. The problem? Stockpiling has been unfortunately confused crazy, you know, those who hide 50 boxes of cereal under their beds or 75 packages of bacon in their freezer. Ok, well, maybe the bacon thing is not so crazy. Anyway, the point is that I thought I would tackle the issue head on with a few tips for saving money while stockpiling.
Q: How much is too much?
A: I think this is a personal decision. The reason why I say that is because we all have different size families, some of us have 2 kids, some have 6 and some have no kiddos at all. It also depends on how much your family consumes. I think where you cross the line is when you are stockpiling things that will never be used, will expire before use or are just flat out absurd. In my opinion, stockpiling massive amounts of baby formula for a baby that is not even here may not be a good idea. What if the baby can't use that formula? What if there are other issues or the mom decides to breastfeed?
Of course, you could donate the formula, but what if it has expired by that point? See what I mean? Everyone has very different opinions on the issue. I recently read a book talking about how everyone should keep longer stockpiles, possibly 1-2 years because of all the things going on the world today. That to me, is an entirely different issue all together and has nothing to do with couponing. However, if you are a normal couponer and are talking about using coupons to get great deals and stockpiling for your family, sales come around every 6-8 weeks. So, technically, you don't need to stock up past 8 weeks.
Q: What are some tips for stockpiling effectively?
A: Great question! Here are a few tips to help you organize and effectively store a 'normal' couponing stockpile:
The Principal: The point of a stockpile is that when you get a great deal (combine a sale with coupon for example), you then stock up on that item until it goes on sale again so you don't have to come back the following week and pay full price.
Keep a piece of paper in your binder or on the door of your pantry with a list of the staples in your stockpile and how many are left. This is an easy way to see if you are getting low on things like pasta sauce or other items. When you start getting low, you can start watching closely for more sales and coupons.
Keep the items that will expire first towards the front so you use those first and make sure you 'stop' the stockpile at a certain point. If you have 15 jars of pasta sauce then it is time to cook some pasta.
Organization is key or your items will get lost in the pantry. Also, keeping it neat and clean will ensure that little critters don't come calling.
You will notice there are common items in a couponers stockpile those things might include pasta, pasta sauce, cereal, soups, condiments, etc. That is because those are the items that are free or nearly free after coupons on a regular basis. When you begin to stockpile items (within reason) that are free, you will also be freeing up money to use on other items like meat, produce or things that cannot be stockpiled.
Good stockpiles will save you mega money, just remember you don't have to go crazy. Really, 6-8 weeks is a good amount of time for a healthy coupon stockpile. Good rule of thumb, if you're hiding cereal under your bed or in the bathtub, you've gone too far.
You can do the same thing with personal care items as well, which are much easier to stockpile because they take up less space and do not expire as quickly. It is amazingly easy to get great deals on shampoo, deodorant, body wash, feminine products, make-up, etc. I have a mini-pantry in my bathroom for these items specifically and handle it in the same way that I do my grocery stockpile. I keep an inventory and know when I'm running out.
Also, every few months I go through the bathroom stockpile and donate about 50% of it or more. This cleans it out and I start again, saving on these items is just too easy which makes giving them away easy too!
See, it is possible to have a healthy stockpile and provide for your family without being an Extreme Crazy.
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Nov 1 - April 15 Stocking.
The Kansas trout season runs Nov. 1 - April 15. Click here to view a listing of trout stocking locations.
After April 15 there still may be some trout in the ponds and lakes around the state. You may trout fish these waters without a trout permit, but the limit of 5 trout a day and 15 in possession is still active. This does not include the waters that are stocked Year-Round.
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Trout fishing at Mined Land Wildlife Area Unit #30 (Cherokee County) requires a trout permit year-round.
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Brian Hoyer to start for Arizona Cardinals Sunday against San Francisco 49ers
TEMPE -- Quarterback Brian Hoyer was claimed off waivers by the Arizona Cardinals on December 10, 2012.
On December 29 he will make his first career start, for the Cardinals against the San Francisco 49ers.
"He's been in the league, he's a veteran guy, he did a nice job in last week's game and this is an opportunity to see what he can do with a week of practice and where he can go from there," Cardinals coach Ken Whisenhunt said when announcing the decision Wednesday.
Hoyer, 27, has played in 14 NFL games during the course of his career, completing just over 61 percent of his passes for 391 yards with one touchdown and two interceptions. He completed 11-of-19 passes for 105 yards and a pick in a losing effort last Sunday in relief of Ryan Lindley.
"He has a good knowledge of the game, good timing on his throws, I think he did a good job in the game last week making some accurate throws, some quick throws," Whisenhunt said, noting the interception was not Hoyer's best pass. "I know he's going against a tough defense, it will be a tough situation, but it's a great time to evaluate him and see where he is."
Where Hoyer will be is really anyone's guess. He'll have been with the team less than three weeks before leading them against the first place 49ers, and as Whisenhunt said, he'll be facing a really good defense.
"What a good test and opportunity to go and play against those guys up at their place," Hoyer said.
The former Michigan State quarterback said his job all along was to practice as if he might get a chance to play at some point, and even admitted he had an inkling he might see the field after being picked up late in the season.
Still, for a player who has been in the league as long as he has, getting that first start is something he's definitely excited -- and ready -- for.
"This is an opportunity I waited a long time for," Hoyer said, adding he didn't really expect it to come with the Cardinals. "When you're given opportunities like this you've just got to try to go out, prepare as best you can and make the most of them."
In a way it is an audition for the quarterback, though Whisenhunt said that's not the reason he is getting the nod Sunday. When asked, the coach said Hoyer presented the perfect mix of giving the team its best chance to win while giving the coaches a chance to evaluate a new option at the most important -- and struggling -- position on the team.
"I wouldn't put him in there just to play him and see what he is; this isn't a tryout," Whisenhunt said. "I think he merited that based on the way he played in the game last weekend and it is an opportunity to see how he handles that with a week of practice, there's no question about that.
"But I also think from what we saw last week he did some nice things in the game and see if he can build off of that."
If he does, Hoyer will do what few quarterbacks have done for the Cardinals since Kurt Warner retired in 2010. Derek Anderson, Max Hall, John Skelton, Kevin Kolb and Ryan Lindley have all been given a shot, and each one has failed in some regard. The team's inability to get quality play out of the position has led to three straight seasons without a spot in the postseason.
So if Hoyer is a last-ditch attempt to try and find something positive at that position, so be it. Whisenhunt said Hoyer appears calm in the pocket with an ability to see the field and make accurate throws, so he wants to see how the former Patriot and Steeler fares as the unquestioned starter for a week.
"It's no secret we haven't gotten the production out of that position that we needed," the coach said, noting it seems like more than four players this season given how players have been in and out of the lineup. "We've got to get consistency at that position and this is an opportunity to see how Brian measures up."
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Against Mets, Miller eyes repeat performance
Cards rookie coming off one-hit shutout; Mets counter with Marcum
Would it be greedy to ask for an encore?
At the rate Shelby Miller has been climbing the ladder, it might not be all that surprising.
Miller takes the mound against the Mets on Wednesday following one of the most impressive performances by a rookie in Major League history, as he allowed a leadoff hit to Rockies outfielder Eric Young Jr. and retired the next 27 straight batters, becoming just the third freshman to allow one hit and strike out 13 or more in a complete-game victory.
"This was definitely the best game I've ever thrown," Miller said. "This was a start I'll remember for the rest of my life."
"Just an unbelievable display of pitching," manager Mike Matheny said. "He had pinpoint control, he was hitting his spots. He had a feel for everything. It was pretty incredible."
The only problem for the Cardinals now is that Miller's outstanding performances could make it difficult to remove him from games in the early innings. And after throwing 113 pitches in his last outing, the 22-year-old has thrown 736 pitches this season, tied for 41st in the National League with 37-year-old Tim Hudson and 26-year-old Jon Niese.
With 45 2/3 innings this year, Miller is on pace to pitch almost 200 innings, assuming he makes 30 starts. He pitched just 150 1/3 innings between two levels last season, and just 86 2/3 innings the year before.
But at least for Wednesday's game, Miller, who is second in the NL with a 1.58 ERA, will not have a pitch-count limit.
"We're not going in with a restriction on Shelby," Matheny said. "We'll just watch how he goes about it and see what it looks like."
The Mets counter with Shaun Marcum, who was supposed to be one of the saviors of the pitching staff when he returned in late April, but has instead picked up three losses in four appearances.
"I think that Shaun tried to hurry through his rehab and tried to get up here because he knew we needed help," manager Terry Collins said. "We've just got to run him out there again."
The 31-year-old battled a variety of ailments as he worked his way back to form. Through 14 2/3 innings, opponents are hitting .400 off him.
"I feel good," Marcum said. "The thing is, I'm just not making pitches. When you don't throw 95 [mph], the balls up in the zone are going to get hit. The main thing I've got to get back to is locating the ball down in the zone."
Cardinals: Beltran finally bests his former team
Since leaving the Mets, a team he spent parts of seven seasons with from 2005-11, Carlos Beltran has been stymied by his former colleagues.
The 36-year-old entered Tuesday's game 2-for-25 against the Mets since his departure. With one powerful swing on a high-and-tight fastball in the bottom of the fifth inning, Beltran launched a three-run homer into Big Mac Land in the upper parts of left field as put the game out of reach and changed his fortunes against his old squad.
Beltran finished 3-for-5 with four RBIs, raising his season average to .303.
Mets: Setback for Wheeler
As Dillon Gee was knocked around for six runs in four innings and Robert Carson allowed four more in two innings of work out of the bullpen, the Mets' team ERA was bumped to 4.58, worst in the National League.
The silver lining: The idea that one day the rotation could be anchored by Matt Harvey and Zack Wheeler, the eighth-ranked prospect in the Majors, according to MLB.com.
Wheeler, who was expected to join the big league squad at some point this season, left Triple-A Las Vegas to travel to New York, where he'll be examined by doctors after complaining of a sore right clavicle.
Mets assistant general manager John Ricco isn't too worried, though.
"I think we're being a little bit conservative, given who it is," Ricco said.
Worth noting
• The Cardinals, whose rotation leads the Majors with a 2.35 ERA, have added a dynamic offense to the equation in May, when they have the best batting average in baseball at .306.
• Harvey is on the cover of this week's issue of Sports Illustrated, with the headline, "The Dark Knight of Gotham." Harvey is the first Mets player since Johan Santana in 2008 to appear on the cover.
• Justin Turner made his 14th career start at shortstop Tuesday and didn't make an error, though he appeared to dive over a ball hit by Pete Kozma in the third inning that resulted in a run. Turner was taking the spot Ruben Tejada, who is hitting .229 this season.
• Scott Atchison was placed on the 15-day disabled list with inflammation in his throwing elbow, but an MRI revealed no structural damage. Right-hander Collin McHugh was recalled from Triple-A Las Vegas to take his spot.
Jason Mastrodonato is a reporter for MLB.com. Follow him on Twitter @jmastrodonato. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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