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UW-L's Biology Department received the 2013 UW System Regents Teaching Excellence Award for academic departments and programs. The prestigious award goes to one program in the UW-System each year. Recipients are selected for their strong commitment to teaching and learning, use of effective teaching strategies to enhance student learning and significant impact on students' intellectual development. The committee was also impressed with the UW-L Biology Department's success with underrepresented students.
"To this day, I continue to look up to their example, both as individual professors and as an exceptional department as a whole," says Lindsy Boateng a graduate of UW-L's biology undergraduate and graduate program who is now earning her doctoral degree at UW-Madison.
"The cohesiveness, success, and intellect of the Biology Department motivated me to pursue a career in a similar environment where students are encouraged and challenged to do their best."
Representatives from UW-L's Biology Department will receive the award Friday, June 7, at the Board of Regents meeting in Milwaukee. Recipients receive a $5,000 stipend to be used for professional development or program purposes.
"It's a privilege to recognize these deserving educators who are dedicated to preparing their students not only for success in the classroom and laboratory, but also for success in meeting the challenges of the world beyond their college campuses. They each set an exceptional example," said UW System President Kevin P. Reilly
What you should know about the UW-L Biology Department
Biology is UW-L's most popular major
UW-L has 1,100 biology majors — more than 10 percent of the university's student population. It also mentors 40-60 Masters of Biology graduate students. Why is the field so popular? Acting Chair Mike Abler says biology students have opportunities to conduct research alongside talented faculty, collaborate with state and federal agencies on environmental projects, and can pursue graduate school and careers in high-demand fields such as health care.
Faculty expertise is diverse
Walk through the biology department and you'll hear about studies on blood clotting, plant pathogens, invasive species, snails, mycology, marine biology and much more. The areas of study are diverse and the faculty expertise is extensive. This gives students the opportunity to dig into and explore the aspects of biology they enjoy most through both courses and scientific research. More than 300 undergraduate research students have conducted biology research over the past five years that have led to 100 regional and national presentations. In addition, graduate students gave more than 90 presentations.
Staff are student focused
Whether teaching, assessing student learning, designing course materials or advising, UW-L's 35 Biology Department faculty are committed to student success and have a student-centered approach. Biology faculty advise all students in the major.
Anna Hatch, '09, an alumnus of the biology program and graduate student at Dartmouth Medical School, said in her graduate interview she was asked to define the best feature of her college education. She unabashedly responded the faculty.
"From my own observations, I believe the department defines success by getting students where they want to be — whether it is graduate school, professional school such as medicine and physical therapy or another career choice."
Grant success
The department has been successful in obtaining external funding to support research with students, including 53 different external research grants or contracts totaling more than $7.5 million in the last five years.
Outreach to minority and underrepresented groups
The department has demonstrated a commitment to increasing the involvement of traditionally underrepresented students through their leadership roles in several externally funded programs. Biology faculty members Roger Haro and Rob Tyser were the principle investigators on an $865,000 McNair Scholars grant that helps launch research careers for 30 minority students and first-generation college students annually. Biology faculty led the development of many other grants and programs, which help underrepresented students. Among them: a three-year National Science Foundation Research Experiences for Undergraduates Site Program grant, local Wisconsin Alliance for Minority Participation (WiscAMP) grants, and the NSF funded First Year Research Exposure (FYRE) program.
Collaboration is strong
Faculty from different biology fields collaborate to plan, design, implement and assess courses. An example of such collaboration is Organismal Biology, a team-taught course where one faculty member's expertise may be in animal biology and the other faculty member's expertise may be plant biology. Also, the department has formed collaborations with state and federal agencies in environmental science, such as the Upper Midwest Environmental Sciences Center (USGS). Interactions allow the department to offer a broad array of research opportunities, internships and other experiences for undergraduate and graduate students that may not be available otherwise.
Additional winners of UW System award for 2013 include:
Christopher Coe, Professor, Psychology, UW-Madison (individual category)
Peggy James, Professor, Politics, Philosophy and Law, UW-Parkside (individual category)


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NEW YORK -- After a marathon, 16-hour bargaining session supervised by federal mediator George Cohen, negotiators for the NBA and its players' association left a Manhattan hotel after 2 a.m. ET Wednesday with no comment -- but with another meeting scheduled hours later in an attempt to end the lockout.
The two sides will reconvene at 10 a.m. Cohen requested that both sides refrain from making public comments, and both sides obliged.
"Nothing has been agreed to," said a person who was briefed on the talks. "There was nothing to say."
Negotiators rehashed the issues they've been wrestling with for more than two years, with the difference being that Cohen, according to a source, "took the emotion out of it." No topics were excluded from the mediation session, including the biggest obstacles in the way of a deal -- the split of revenues and a revised luxury tax system that would replace the hard team salary cap owners long sought in their efforts to achieve parity and competitive balance.
Cohen, a presidential appointee and the top federal mediator in the country, was at least able to do something that the two sides had been unable to do during a recent flurry of negotiations: focus on bridging the gap between them as opposed to concentrating on their own, still widely divergent positions, a source said.
At one point late into the night, it was decided that the two sides needed to come back later Wednesday -- a session that is expected to decide whether the change of format and removal of emotion will yield movement in each side's position.
Both sides clearly realized it was time to make a deal, but neither was ready to do it in this -- by far the longest -- bargaining session of the 3 1-2 month lockout.
A meeting of the owners' labor relations committee previously scheduled for Wednesday morning will be replaced by that committee's bargaining session with the players, again under Cohen's supervision. The owners' full Board of Governors is scheduled to meet Wednesday night, and Thursday, the planning committee is scheduled to present to the full board its revenue sharing plan -- a key cog in the logjammed talks.
The meeting began at 10 a.m. Tuesday and finally broke up at 2 a.m. Wednesday, when both sides decided to return to the bargaining table eight hours later.
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The associate explained to officers, that Loriann Lawson, 42, of Earlington and Carrieann Osmer, 24, of Earlington were in the electronics department selecting movies. Both Lawson and Osmer proceeded to the back aisle of the men's department, where Osmer ripped tags off a purse that she had not purchased and concealed several items in.
Lawson and Osmer then proceeded to the furniture department and discarded the packaging's of the items in the purse. They then continued to the front door, passing the points of sale and attempted to exit.
The report said that Lawson and Osmer were stopped and asked to produce all concealed merchandise. Initially, they said they didn't have anything, but became compliant and returned $137.42 worth of merchandise.
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Blackout gags about the holidays. New Year's (the baby speaks to us). Valentine's Day (it's Leap Year, so the girl turns to the boy) Washington's Birthday (the cherry tree story). Arbor Day... See full summary »
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BYRON, Calif. (AP) - Authorities say a woman is dead and her son
critically injured after their personal watercraft collided with a 23-foot boat in the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta.
Contra Costa County Sheriff's spokesman Jimmy Lee said 47-year-old Jill Hullen was riding with her 14-year-old son when the crash occurred Saturday afternoon near the waterfront community of Discovery Bay.
Lee said rescuers airlifted the boy to Children's Hospital Oakland shortly after the crash but could not locate his mother for several hours. He was listed in critical but stable condition.
Divers found Hullen's body in the water about 60 feet from shore
three hours after the crash. Lee said no one on the boat was injured.
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Style Struck: Oliberté | Interview w/ The First Fair Trade Certified™ Footwear Brand (in the world)
"If I could tell the whole world one thing, it would be this: Today is only the same day as yesterday, if we do nothing about tomorrow." – Tal Dehtiar, Creator of OlibertéÂ
Oliberté is a Fair Trade USA, Toronto based lifestyle brand that supports worker's rights in Sub-Saharan Africa. It was founded in 2009 by Tal Dehtiar who is a true citizen of the world. In fact, he was born in Israel, raised in Canada, lived in Chile selling sandwiches on the beach and after his MBA, he co-founded and led MBAs Without Borders, an international charity that supports socially minded businesses across 25 countries in Africa, Asia and Latin America. After gaining a lot of insight from this endeavor, he decided to launch Oliberté.
Oliberté is far from being your average shoes manufacturer. In fact, it is the first Fair Trade Certifiedâ"¢ footwear company in the world. If this wasn't enough, last fall, the already conscious brand joined 1% For The Planet which connects businesses, consumers, and nonprofits, empowering everyone to drive big, positive change. As a part of 1% For The Planet Oliberté pledged to give 1% of its gross sales to environmental and social justice focused non-profit organizations. This young growing brand has garnered quite a following and has been featured on MTV News, ET and CNN.
Oliberté caught my attention a few seasons ago because of its unconventional style and quality.
FWAC: Why did you create Oliberté?
TD: I grew frustrated with traditional non-profits, and wanted to find a better way to sustain the middle class in Africa. From my work with MBAs Without Borders, I learned that Africa had plenty of incredible resources that could be maintained sustainably, and that there was a great potential for manufacturing and craftsmanship. While the background drove the product, I also knew a clean, premium product that could sell itself was a must, which is how we decided on the leather shoes and gear that you see today.
FWAC: Why do you produce your goods with a sense of social responsibility?
TD: It is unfortunate that this question even has to be asked — the debate should not have to be money-hungry for-profit business vs. tree-hugging social business. When I ventured on creating premium footwear in Africa, it's true – the idea was to support a proud Africa and show the world that it's a capable, awesome place.
"But business, fashion, everything should be done with its impact in mind, and intent to do good." – Tal Dehtiar
Dehtiar also owes the success of Oliberté to a wonderful team in Africa who makes the brand what it is by crafting such quality product. "Without our manager there who has been with us since day one, or everyone's hard work every single day, we wouldn't be anything." said Dehtiar.
The brand's social entrepreneurship story is inspiring but in today's context being conscious is not enough. This is why I appreciate Dehtiar's vision and eagerness to create a product with both substance and style. Here are my personal favorites from the current collection:
 NGOLA in Rustic Brown Pullup, $170
GANDO in Black / Red Pullup, $160
MOGADO HI in Brown / Yellow Pullup, $150
FWAC: Who wears Oliberté?
TD: We primarily sell in North America. Our customer tends to be a world-savvy, fashion-forward person who knows what it means to invest in a product that is made to last, and recognizes the power of a sustainable story. But honestly, it could also be a high school kid who just likes the look and that's just as awesome. We also recently got a great tweet from a guy in Ireland who is stoked about his Zimbos.
FWAC: What would you say to someone who wants to create a social enterprise?
TD: The best advice I've ever been given is "There is no such thing as no–just not now.†Find something you are passionate about, go for it, listen to the answers you are getting. Also, make sure you do your research on local cultures, economies, and impact of your plans – a well-intentioned project can be incredibly harmful if these efforts aren't made.
For more on Oliberté's incredible impact, watch this video.
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She stood in front of her mirror, naked. She slightly tossed her hair back, lifted her arms and let the honey gold locks cascade down her back.�
"Look at you! You are a Goddess. You only deserve the best."�
A hand lowered to her breast, coaxing the nerves to come alive, nipples a hardened mass.�
"Such beautiful pale skin and perfect pink nipples too. A milky slender neck inviting tongues to caress. You are a true Goddess."�
The other hand moves lower. It gently caresses her abdomen, enlightening her skin. It frizzles the hair at the base of her triangle.�
"What a magnificent mount of pleasure. Ahh, you will bring men to their knees."�
It moves lower and softly flicks the bud of her womanhood, she moans in delight. Moisture exudes from her cave of dreams. The fingers move faster, harder, ripping throes of delight from her mouth. She is drowning in her own pleasure. Her hips gyrate trying to mimic the dance of love. She is close to abandonment.�
She looks at herself in the mirror," I love you," she screams just before her fingers unleashes the rapture she so richly deserves. Her body reacts and contracts with the echo, "I love you," in her ears.�
Her knees buckle and she slowly slips on the bed, spent.�
"You're so beautiful, I love you," she says as she licks the juice from her hand.�
"I won't let anyone deflower you, my Goddess."�
She keeps on looking at her magnificent body in the mirror till sleep claims its wondrous prize.
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Nicholas Hare wins LSC Excellence Award for college
Nicholas Hare Architects' 'beautifully executed' Joseph Chamberlain College in Birmingham has won this year's RIBA/LSC Further Education Building Design Excellence Award
The scheme was hailed by the judges as an 'exemplar in the making for the Building Colleges for the Future programme' after being named overall winner in the prestigious annual contest, which is backed by the Learning and Skills Council (LSC), the RIBA and the AJ.
Architectural judge John Walker, of the Learning and Skills Sector Forum and director of Walker Simpson Architects, said: '[The college] is a beautifully executed project with a delightful balance of spatial form and material specification.'
The Sustainability Award went to The Tooley & Foster Partnership's National Skills Academy for Financial Services – a 'bold and refined' revamp of a Victorian school in East London, which was also highly commended for its imaginative reuse of an existing building.
Taylor Young's Kendal College in Cumbria was named runner-up in the sustainability category.
Hawkins\Brown's Highfields Automotive and Engineering Centre in Nottingham was highly commended in the employer engagement category, while Archial Architects' Middlesbrough College and Bond Bryan's York College were highly commended in the large-scale, cross-curriculum colleges category.
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As seen at Chanel and Jil Sander this Spring/Summer, and at Marchesa last fall (as seen below), ear cuffs are very on-trend and definitely this season's must have. Start adorning your ears with the high-street selection I've compiled for your pretty ear lobes.
I already got my hands on the ones with the rhinestones, nothing's cooler than a little ear bling!
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1. Turquoise ear cuff, 2. Chain spike ear cuff, 3. Leaf cuff earring, 4. Spike ear cuff, 5. Warrior cuff, 6-7.Rhinestone ear cuff, 8-9. Cage ear cuff (very Repossi!), 10. Open swirl cuff.


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It would be nice if alert messages popped up in the console area instead of obnoxious dialog boxes. I may see them more frequently than most people because of my network setup, but even seeing one is meh.
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Today I turn 35.
And to be honest, I am not all that excited about it. Now I have to check the 35-40 box when giving my age range. That's freaking old!!! When did this happen?! I swear it was just yesterday I was turning 30 but nope. Now I am pretty sure I am a cougar.
34 was kind of a big year--I bought my first house, broke up with Jeep after 18 years and bought a Subaru, lost 40+ pounds (and still working on more).
I hope that 35 is just as good to me.


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JACKSONVILLE, Fla-- At Tropical Storm Beryl's peak, there were 37,000 people without power according to JEA. The wind and rain Beryl brought to Jacksonville took down trees and power lines.
In a neighborhood on Clifton Avenue, JEA crews worked for hours on Tuesday to fix a snapped power pole. JEA Spokeswoman Gerri Boyce says that sent around 200 homes in the area into the dark Saturday night.
"We're working on those people who have been out of power for the longest," said Boyce.
Julie Olson was one of the 200 that lost power in the area. A large tree also took down power lines in her yard.
"Well the wind was really bad, we didn't hear the tree go down and when we walked around the neighborhood we saw the other tree down that took the power out," said Olson.
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Shreveport?s Brock Berlin will get a chance to show his stuff to NFL teams starting today at the scouting combine.
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Brock Berlin is a proven leader.
Many in this area witnessed that during his 45-0 run as the quarterback at Evangel Christian Academy that produced three state championships and one national championship in the late 1990s. Folks in south Florida saw his career progress at the University of Miami, where he won 19 games -- including two bowl victories -- in two seasons at the helm for the Hurricanes.
The 23-year-old hopes his ability to rally the troops and the physical skills with which he was born help him stand out as the NFL Scouting Combine gets under way today in Indianapolis. He was one of 24 quarterbacks invited to the showcase, which gives NFL coaches and staff a chance to scrutinize pro prospects -- a one-stop shopping of sorts -- in anticipation for the 2005 NFL Draft.
For quarterbacks, as opposed to many other skill positions, the focus isn't just on physical ability. There is plenty of intense interrogation ahead for Berlin and those looking to make a mark in the league with their arm.
"You go out and throw certain routes and work some footwork drills, but that's pretty much it for the physical stuff," Berlin told The Times on Monday from California, where he has been working out. "A lot of it is going to be mental stuff -- going through tons and tons of interviews. It's going to be a lot of fun."
At 6-foot-1, 213 pounds, Berlin's physical skills have been challenged, even questioned, after a roller-coaster career at Miami, where he finished 19-5 -- many think mediocre according to Hurricanes' standards. He recovered from a junior season -- his first as a starter in college -- that included 12 touchdowns and 17 interceptions to throw 22 TDs and only six interceptions in 2004.
"He has limited physical skills; the production was somewhat limited (at Miami)," pro scout Chris Landry said. "I don't think he's a guy that's necessarily going to make it other than being a backup maybe for a year or two."
Former Alabama and Kentucky head coach Bill Curry isn't quite sure about that, saying you can never underestimate the intangibles a quarterback can offer.
"He'll get a decent look because he's a great person," Bill Curry said. "You sit down with him for a half-hour, you just want to adopt him. You just want this guy to play QB.
"I know why (Miami head coach) Larry (Coker) was so patient with him. He wanted to jerk him so many times. He wanted to jerk his head off because just when he starts rolling, he goes into one of his things and doesn't do anything for about three quarters. Then when it's 10-0 and you have six minutes left he wins the game -- even against Florida State.
"Because he's a great person -- he doesn't have a gun, but he has the throws -- he'll get a decent shot."
Berlin will fly to Miami on Sunday, where the Hurricanes will hold their own Pro Day -- a mini-version of the combine -- on Thursday.
He has already had a chance to work with an NFL staff as part of last month's Senior Bowl. Tampa Bay Buccaneers head coach Jon Gruden directed his team, and the week of practice proved to be more fruitful to Berlin than the game itself.
"It was fun. I felt really blessed just to be a part of that and to be with the top guys in the country," said Berlin, the 1999 USA Today High School Offensive Player of the Year. "You learn a lot from being around all those guys -- pretty much every owner and coach in the NFL. You're not going to play a whole lot, so the week of practice is where you're going to get it done."
With the draft looming on April 23-24, Berlin has signed with sports agent David Dunn out of California. He has no idea where he may get drafted or if he will get drafted, but whatever it takes, Berlin just wants to get his chance.
"That's what it's about -- getting your shot," Berlin said. "When you get your shot, then you have to show what you can do. That is something that I have always felt great about. I'm confident in myself and my ability. I really feel like I'm a great leader. I'm able to get out there and lead a team. Obviously I wouldn't be here if God didn't give me the ability to play at this level."
The only thing that has suffered due to his focus on his professional career is his golf game.
"It's weak right now," said Berlin, who graduated from Miami last May in sociology. "After the combine it will be strong."
But Berlin hopes it won't be long after that when he will suit up for mini-camp.
"This has been my dream my whole life to play in the NFL," Berlin said. "Once I get up there, I can play at that level and I can have a lot of success. I've been around the game a long time -- seen a lot of guys go up there and play. It's a great experience and something I'm excited about doing.
"Once I get out there and show my leadership and what I can do physically. I can do this thing."


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I really wish everybody here who had the balls to say this girl is fucking hot to fuck her in the ass.
on Eminem's Cleaning Out My Closet!! omfg lol
she would be the best girlfriend ever. i would do anything to be able to fuck her while listening to eminem.
This girl is amazing ...
i know tha girl!!! leverage!!!!
Def not a girl I would kick out of bed for eating crackers.
iiii would eat that pussy night and day and i'd eat her ass too
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your a cutie!I respect what you do to do w/e your tryin to do had a gf that couldnt b real hope your real to your man if ya have one or your gf thats cool idont know cant judge not like me hope you have peace love and happiness dont take it the wrong way :)
she came ,, I wish I was there
amazing *-*
The best thing about this was the musik lol
You are so hot! I watched all your videos baby! You know how to work it.
I'd kick her out of bed, if she wanted to fuck on the floor. I like the pure american girlfriend title the she rolls out with the cheerleader uniform and tats on her forearm classic
Very sexy girl. Needs to lay off those tatts or she wont be as sexy much longer.
i would love to do u doggie and cum in ur pussy,damn girl u have a ass that talks,love to be behind u.mmmmm gggrrr
Would have loved to see her jam that vibe in her ass while she was rubbing that clit. My gf loves to put a vibe in her ass while I'm fucking her doggie and she rubs her clit at the same time, we both explode.
i love all yor videos
Toying on Eminem's Cleaning Out My Closet!!
Bad camera angle. The subject was on the bottom third of the image area.
id tap her SO hard...
anyone want to play tennis?
toying to rap music, yeah. that sure is a typical american slut alright...
I love the video you look beautiful doing what you do!
Austin, I'm fucking positive it's my ex-girlfriend...whats the name you're thinking of?
One word... WOW!
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Release schedule for 431Technosaurus is working on 4.4, however it would be nice if 431 was available, then 4.4 development could take off with that as the base.
So, it is probably a good idea if I announced a release date for 431, or at least something to aim for.
It really depends on how many bugs I want to fix. 431 is supposed to be a bugfix release of 430, so should not have any other changes.
I was thinking of setting the release date for the 1st of November, for the reason that my satellite Internet account resets it's quota at the start of each calendar month.
I'm going to be testing Woof soon, and this is going to chew through my October allowance (4GB).
As the so-far and anticipated bugfixes for 431 are pretty straightforward, probably only one or two pre-releases will suffice.
I'll aim to get one of those out mid-October.
Does that schedule seem ok? Too slow?
Comments:Posted on 5 Oct 2009, 10:54 by dogone
431 schedule
Sounds great. Release the leash as soon as you're happy with 431 as the new "reference" Puppy.
Posted on 5 Oct 2009, 11:07 by piratesmack
Sounds good
I will probably be buying a netbook around that time.
Posted on 5 Oct 2009, 12:26 by Raffy
How much is the surcharge per GB of your usage beyond the month's quota? Maybe we can help if this cap is the only constraint to releasing 4.3.1.
Posted on 5 Oct 2009, 12:37 by Raffy
Surcharge answered
Ah, got the answer: http://puppylinux.com/blog/?viewDetailed=00999
You can go for higher plan and forward the bills to raffy AT puppy linux DOT org. :)
You can use the time saved in commuting to Perth for more time walking around town to flex your back muscles. Cheers.
Posted on 5 Oct 2009, 13:07 by Ramachandran
Schedule 431
Dear Sir
If possible, kindly advance release date. I am eagerly awaiting release. Please also include all modem driver. Thanks in advance.
Ramachadnran, Calicut, India
Posted on 5 Oct 2009, 20:31 by aarf
5 doliars for extra 2 G
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upgradeable at any time and down gradeable at the start of the next month.
yeah, just yell and we'll dig deep and pass the hat around, if we're still short well roll a beggar or two:). but well get you the cash.
however you'll have to accept moneybookers.com
Posted on 5 Oct 2009, 21:07 by BarryK
431, 432
The money is not a problem, and yeah, I could bump up to the STAR-5 account for awhile, get that extra 2GB.
I had another thought. Some of these bugs I'm fixing are quite important, so perhaps I should aim at a 431 bugfix release mid-month, then if necessary another one, 432, later.
I don't see anything wrong with bringing out two bugfix releases in relatively quick succession. Besides, it might turn out that the first one is "good enough".
Posted on 5 Oct 2009, 21:40 by panzerpuppy
Frequent bugfix release = good idea
More releases / faster release cycle = better quality Puppies for everyone :)
Posted on 6 Oct 2009, 6:13 by dogone
Frequent releases - to a point
Panzerpuppy has a point. Mark Shuttleworth recently addressed the topic of semi-annual Ubuntu releases, stating that "frequent" releases have accelerated Ubuntu development and improved code quality by attracting more eyes, developers, first-time users and generating excitement.
I agree, but there is bound to be a "sweet-spot" which subjects new code to maximum scrutiny while providing users/testers sufficient time to review and test it. Other human factors come into play as well. Attention spans are finite. At some point the benefits of longer exposure must give way to innovation. Code development must continue at a pace that draws the optimum time and talent from contributors. The trick is to optimize the experience for developers, users and would-be users alike. It also doesn't hurt to keep the media on it's toes.
Posted on 6 Oct 2009, 8:48 by BarryK
Re 431 schedule
I have decided to aim for releasing it mid-October, as the bugs I am fixing are important. The bugs in the PPM for example make it very annoying to use in 430, especially the menu not updating.
Maybe even sooner. I'll upload a sanity-check-431 first.
I will also upload Woof with basic GUI, but it will have to be considered as a snapshot of work-in-progress and I'll do further testing and development of it later.
So, I'll save my October monthly quota for uploading 431.
Note, for most of these bugs, I can also provide a "Service Pack" PET package for 430 users, rather than them having to do an actual version upgrade.


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It isn't uncommon for small businesses to look into online deal providers and discover that many require a 50% discount on goods and services – and then they take 50% of profit as a price for the service.
Janet Brown, business administrator for Cape Fear Aesthetics, says that the Fayetteville, North Carolina-based medical spa knows this firsthand.
Last fall, the business used a prominent online deal provider to bring in new customers, but realized that too much of the revenue was being split.
"We liked offering customers a deal, but wanted to keep more of what we were making," Janet explains.
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The deal went so well – and cost so little – that the spa ran another deal, and then a third.
Overall, the offers earned $42,050 in revenue, with a total of 173 coupons redeemed.
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Cape Fear Aesthetics launched the first deal on March 23rd, offering Botox treatments for $150 that ordinarily cost $275.
The spa sent an email to the 10,000 contacts on the Cape Fear Aesthetics email list, but also thought of other ways to promote it.
"We posted the deal on our Facebook Page and put out a few advertisements at the local chamber of commerce and in a newspaper," Janet says.
While these promotions were happening, Janet decided to run another deal at the same time: a 61% discount on three laser hair removal treatments.
To further spread the word, Janet offered a $5 coupon to a local car wash to anyone who shared the deal with friends through social media.
The reporting tool in the SaveLocal dashboard helped Cape Fear Aesthetics keep track of where the deal was being sent:
All of the promotions seemed to work – in just two weeks, 96 people redeemed coupons for the Botox treatments, for total revenue of $14,440. In just one week, 50 coupons were redeemed for the laser treatments, earning the spa $8750.
In late May, Cape Fear Aesthetic ran another deal for one week – a 50% discount off Radiesse filler treatments that earned $18,900.
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Although Cape Fear Aesthetic ran discounts that were just as big – or even bigger – than those generally required by prominent online deal providers, the spa could control the terms of the deals completely: the duration, exact pricing, and terms & conditions.
Since each of Cape Fear's SaveLocal coupons was worth more than $50, the spa paid the maximum price for each redeemed offer … $3.
That means, in total, the spa paid $519 for $42,050 in revenue. When compared to the $21,025 price tag of a 50% revenue share with other deal providers, SaveLocal happened to save Cape Fear quite a bit of money.
Janet agrees.
"We'll be running another deal, and we'll be using SaveLocal," she says.
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Yesterday, there was much wailing and gnashing of teeth in social media and car blogs about Chevrolet recalling every current-generation Camaro — presumably including the 2014 Chevrolet Camaro SS we just finished testing days ago — to fix a problem with the ignition that could allow you to turn the car off with your knee. Let me just say this: I was in no danger whatsoever of turning off our Camaro with my knee. That's the God's honest truth.
I have to wonder at this point whether every little scare makes GM jump. They've been embroiled in controversy over their admitted failure to do anything about ignition switch-related issues on smaller cars that reportedly led to crashes and deaths. So it would be understandable if the slightest worry made them issue another recall at this point, I guess.
However, one thing that struck me about the 2014 Chevrolet Camaro SS I tested was how high the tilt-and-telescope steering wheel would raise. If you're at all familiar with the act of "knee steering," — don't try to act like you've never done it, you guilty bastard — well, let's just say that at six feet, three inches tall, I would not have been able to comfortably knee-steer the Camaro SS I tested after adjusting the steering wheel to my liking. And by "my liking," I mean adjusting it to the point where the top of the wheel rim sits just in line with the top edges of the gauge cluster. Ergo, there was no way I would have bumped the key fob, which sits higher than the steering wheel rim, with my knee.
Having said all that, I did find the one-piece key fob odd in the way it fit into the key slot on the steering column. This is one of those "switchblade" key fobs with the actual cut key that flips out at the press of a button. It felt a bit awkward primarily because of the way the fob was oriented vis a vis the cut key. My hand felt awkward when I gripped the fob to turn the key at every start-up. But after starting, I thought nothing of it.
But according to GM, with my seat scooted all the way back, I wasn't a prime candidate to have the supposed problem, anyway:
General Motors will recall all current generation Chevrolet Camaros because a driver's knee can bump the key FOB and cause the key to inadvertently move out of the "run" position, with a corresponding reduction or loss of power.
The issue, which may primarily affect drivers sitting close to the steering column, was discovered by GM during internal testing following the ignition switch recall earlier this year.
"Discovering and acting on this issue quickly is an example of the new norm for product safety at GM," said Jeff Boyer, vice president of GM Global Safety.
The Camaro ignition system meets all GM engineering specifications and is unrelated to the ignition system used in Chevrolet Cobalts and other small cars included in the ignition switch recall.
GM is aware of three crashes that resulted in four minor injuries that it believes may be attributed to this condition.
I guess shorter people are shorter not just in the legs, but also shorter in the torso than I, therefore they would logically angle the steering wheel lower than I do. Makes sense.
The press release from GM said the problem is going to be remedied by going back to a separate key with an old-school fob, a feature many GM vehicles have held onto, seemingly stubbornly, in this age of all-in-one fobs and pushbutton ignition.
That's kind of a downer, and it makes me wonder: Will we see hyper-collectible 2014 Chevrolet Camaros crossing the auction block at Barrett-Jackson 30 or 40 years from now with their original, all-in-one switchblade key fobs? Because I can see a lot of taller drivers like myself who might just hang onto the original since it gives them no trouble.
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"Good Lord, it's anatomically correct!"
Really not nice giving him a Voodoo doll of his wife…
"And here is the switch. It has low, variable, and high settings. This oscillates the head…like so"
"INDEED…(inhales loudly through nostrils)….INDEED…."
"As you can see, it's flaccid now but if you tug on it a bit, it pops right up."
"So I put this on my dick and it'll keep it warm for the winter?"
"Now, point on the doll where the bad Camilla touched you"
Gaaah, you beat me to it.
"Is that it's balls? What do you think?"
"I'm not sure, it appears to be tiny crocheted monkey balls"
Seems even the royal turds invoke much admiration from the hoi polloi. But Charles should know better than to be playing with number 2s after they've been dropped.
"This is a fertility idol? Well, no wonder their civilization died out."
OK, now show me on the doll where he touched you.
"Its a crude representation of the New Zealand field monkey made from old socks and rags.You can give it to small children to play with or you can put your weed in it!
I have to respect this guy – outside of waiting for his mother to die so he can become king, his whole life is doing photo ops people crack on him for – and he does with enthusiasm and no small amount of grace. Imagine what K-Stew would look like getting on a bobsled or putting on some Indian (India Indian) headgear or something. Not the most glamorous job but he does better than most would.
Couldn't get past "I have to respect this guy." Fuck off.
But Klaus he is beautiful, is he not? Would you like to touch my monkey? Touch him!"
Give me back my cactus dildo, mutherfucker.
Show me where she touched Your Highness.
Look, I know its made in New Zealand, but I just don't think its a good facsimile of the Justin Bieber doll.
New Zealand version of Elmo?


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3 Observations From Thursday's Practice
Posted By John Congemi On August 1, 2013 @ 7:41 pm In Football | 6 Comments
[1]The Miami Dolphins were back in action this afternoon at the Doctor's Hospital Training Facility for Practice #10 of training camp, getting in their second to last practice in before Sunday night's Hall of Fame Game in Canton, Ohio against the Dallas Cowboys.
The team was not in pads, but that didn't keep several players from starring during a practice that focused on red zone football, and the crucial two-minute drill.
Here are some of my takeaways from Thursday afternoon's practice:
1) Davis Shines Bright: Normally in training camp, it takes a while for most rookies to flash or show that they belong at the NFL level. Through 10 practices, it's very evident that 3rd round pick cornerback Will Davis believes that he not only belongs, but is rapidly moving up the depth chart. Now running with the 2nd unit, Davis has been able to get his hands on the football, and that's something that this defense has been preaching the entire offseason. Six interceptions in four days are numbers that would stand out for 10-year veteran, let alone a 10-day rookie in training camp.
2) Opportunity Knocks: With the Hall of Fame Game rapidly approaching, the Miami Dolphins have been placing more emphasis on all aspects of special teams over the last couple of practices. When there's a roster of 90 players, sometimes the more teams that you appear on, the more opportunities you have to make the team. Sometimes it's as simple as not getting a holding call, or making sure that you're not on the bench when you're supposed to be on the field. This is one area of the team that can either make or break a player's fate as the preseason progresses.
3) Young Guys Making Waves: Not only is rookie Will Davis making a name for himself, but there are several other young players standing out. Tight end Dion Sims has really improved his opportunity not only to make this team, but also make an impact in the passing game. His body type allows him to not only play along the line of scrimmage, but gives quarterback Ryan Tannehill a huge target in the middle of the field. Sims has shown sure hands, and a great feel for finding the open areas in zone coverage.
On the outside, rookie wide receiver Chad Bumphis has made his presence known over the past couple of days. His quickness in and out of routes and his ability to consistently catch the football is starting to appear at the right time. I'm sure he'll get a lot of playing time on Sunday night, and Bumphis must take advantage of the situation to separate at a crowded position.
Some Quick Hits:
– Josh Samuda was back with the starting unit playing the right guard position. I'm not sure if this is a day-to-day rotation on the offensive line, but it's good to see him at least challenging for a starting role.
– Brian Hartline and Mike Wallace both participated in the walk-through portion of practice in the bubble, but once the team moved to the outside practice fields, both veterans worked individually on the side.
– There was a big emphasis on red zone play for both the offense and defense today. This is an area of the field where the Dolphins' offense must improve, and where the defense tries to carry over last year's impressive numbers, as they were #1 in Red Zone defense.
– It was a Dan Carpenter's kicking day today. Carpenter was 2-3, good from 33, and 36 yards out, and missing from 47.
RELATED: Taylor, Davis Looking To Turn the Corner [2]
RELATED: Dolphins D on Takeaway Mission [3]
RELATED: Rookie TE Sims Standing Out Early [4]
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[3] Dolphins D on Takeaway Mission: http://www.thefinsiders.com/blog/2013/andy-cohen-dolphins-d-on-takeaway-mission
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ITA Player profile: Jamie LoebFreshman Jamie Loeb of North Carolina has had a terrific start to her college tennis career. The Tar Heel won two major tournaments in the fall of 2013: the 2013 USTA/ITA National Indoor Intercollegiate Championships and Riviera/ITA Women's All-American Championships. She went 19-1 last fall and this spring surged to the No. 1 spot in the ITA Division I National Singles Rankings, the first women player from North Carolina to do so.
Loeb, who started playing tennis at age 3, spoke with the ITA about her transition to college tennis and how she assesses her game.
How did you get into playing tennis?
When I was younger my siblings always played, and my mom taught herself. They always took lesson and my sister was pretty good when she was younger. She was always top in the East, top in the nation and she ended up going to Wake Forest on a full tennis scholarship. So I was born into a tennis family.
What your earliest memory of tennis?
One of my biggest tournaments was Little Mo when I was 7 or 8 years old. I always used to lose to Hayley (Carter, her teammate) in the Little Mo. When I'd make it to Texas (the final stage) I would always lose to her. But I always loved that tournament.
What players did you look up to growing up?
I always loved Martina Hingis and I've actually gotten a chance to meet with her and play with her. She actually recognizes me and knows me now which is really cool and special. I've always loved her game and her composure on the court. I've always tried to implement what she does into my game and overall I think she's a great role model. I loved Kim Clijsters as well. They are both similar with great attitudes and great composure on the court. They both use variety in their game as well.
Who would play your coach Brian Kalbas in a movie?
Channing Tatum
When is the last time you screamed at the TV?
Giants football game
Who is your favorite: Federer, Nadal, Djokovic or Murray?
What about Serena, Vika, Li Na or Sharapova?
What's the one thing you need to stop eating?
Everything! I eat a lot. Maybe I need to lower the amount of carbs I eat. I love bread. And chicken parmesan.
What's your favorite song on your iPod right now?
Last Chance by Cascade
When you're not on the court, where would be find you?
Right now, probably in my room studying.
What's the transition been like to college?
It's a change but I'm glad to have a great group of girls to support me and coaches that really care about me and the program so I think that's a great thing to have. It is different because I'm used to playing a lot of tournaments and individual tournaments. Even though the fall isn't about the team it's still about the team in a way. It's a change, tournament wise and I'm used to playing every weekend instead of having a break in between but I think it's good.
What's been clicking in your game so far in your college career?
I think I've gotten a lot stronger so far and there's obviously still room for improvement but it's definitely helped in my game and I think I'm improving in practice and working really hard so during matches I think I'm more confident now and I believe more in my shots and in myself and that's another reason why I'm doing pretty well.
Did you play at Flushing Meadows growing up?
I was here for about six months, and I also played in the junior US Open and qualifying of the women's US Open.
What part of your game, if any, do you think you need to work on?
I think just keep using my legs more on my serve and making my first serve a weapon but also consistent. And just keep mixing it up with my placement and just using more variety in my shots in general.
What are your goals for the spring?
I really think we have a strong team in general and I think if everyone is healthy we can do really well. Right now I'm just focusing on that and making sure that everyone is pushing each other every day. Our main goal is the win the NCAAs as a team, and I obviously want to win it individually.


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Tesla to build an electric pickup?
Posted By Tom Jackson On July 19, 2012 @ 10:03 am In Construction Blog,Uncategorized | No Comments
[1]Rumors are afoot that electric car maker Tesla Motors may soon try it's hand and engineering an electric drive pickup truck. In an interview with Autocar, Tesla's chief designer Franz von Holzhausen said: [2]
"There will be a time and place for us to develop something around a pickup. That's a market for which the torque of an electric motor would be ideally suited."
Tesla is best known for it's first all electric vehicle, a $109,000 Roadster sports car [3] with lithium ion batteries that could smoke a Ferrari– 0-60 in 3.7 seconds thanks to its instantaneous torque and accelleration. This year the company is developing a more affordable $30,000 S-series sedan for delivery sometime in 2014-2015.
But a pickup? Tesla's electric drivetrains can produce monster torque, but how long with the batteries last hauling a load or climbing a hill with a trailer? It remains to be seen. If they can crack that technological nut, they'll be in high cotton. Pickups are the best selling type of vehicle in the American market and ripe for some good news on the fuel efficiency front.
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I first came across this forum about a year ago when I started cd for the first time. At the time I was about 15 and a half stone and determined to do something about it. I decided to try cambridge and over about 4 months lost 4 and a half stone doing the plan on and off. for the last 9 or so months I managed to maintain my weight at about 11st (my lowest weight being 10st 11lb) but after some big changes in my lifestyle I have put on almost a stone in about 6 weeks Now i know to people who weigh a lot more (like I once did) This probably sound pathetic but I have been in tears about it today and so have decided to do the plan again, for at least a couple of weeks on ss+ to see if I can shift it again. I have about a weeks worth of shakes left over from last year so am going to start today and see where I get to! I wondered if someone may be able to tell me if I will be able to buy more once my supply runs out as I think my bmi will be fairly low in terms of Cambridge? And cant remember the rules in terms of who is allowed to do it.
I would be very grateful for your support and help as it was this forums lovely members who got me through before I am preparing myself for a hellish first few days while I get my body into ketosis and may need a bit of encouragement from y'all lol. I will also do my best to support everybody too and give any advice if I can!
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Posted By Sports On November 12, 2012 @ 6:00 am In Today's Local Sports | Comments Disabled
Knoxville Football Coach Troy Rider has been selected to be a part of the coaching staff of the South Squad at this summer's 41st Shrine Bowl. Rider will be spending the week in Cedar Falls along with the best high school seniors from the 2012 season making appearances and meeting with Shriners Hospital staff. The week ends with the Shrine Bowl at the UNI-Dome. The date has not yet been released. Rider tells KNIA/KRLS Sports that it is an honor to coach along with some of the best coaches in Iowa and to watch some of the best players in the state as well. Rider adds the all-star coaching staff will get together in December to pick the teams. Knoxville does have a history in the Shrine Bowl. The last player to make the South Squad was Andy Kelley in 1997…and the last coach from Knoxville was Bob Christy in 1991.
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Please tell me I'm not the only one who finds hilarious typos in my manuscripts.
In my first WIP, I had a moment where the protag is given a powerful magical object. It's supposed to be a solemn moment for her and the gift-giver. He looks at her and hands her this box, saying, "I pray it brings you lunch on your journey."
LUCK!! LUCK!! Not lunch, luck!!
And since it was a box, and I hadn't caught that (in a dozen read-throughs) before my Mom read it, I had to hear about the lucky lunchbox all the time.
That was 10 years and three WIPs ago. I still get teased about it every now and then.
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What's a Pomelo?
Apparently, pomelos resemble grapefruit, but they are a species in their own right. They are an ancestor of the grapefruit, and not a hybrid. They are sometimes called shaddocks after the sea captain who brought them from Polynesia to the West Indies in the 17th century. They grow wild in Malaysia and Indonesia and the pomelo grew in China as early as 100 BCE. Here endth the history lesson!
Anyway, I have a stinking cold and a brand new juicer, so there was only one thing to do! I squeezed the living daylights out of the pomelo, some apples and an orange! Well, it looks like a blood orange, but it definitely tastes more like a grapefruit. It was tart enough to suck your lips together! So we wussed out and added some strawberries for sweetness!
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The juice is an excellent source of Vitamin C for that cold Holler. Oh my gosh I sound like my mother..hey wait...I am a mother!ReplyDelete
A great mom! Yes I will juice more! I have some mango and apples to juice today! Should be good!ReplyDelete
Just discovered these little, well not so little, gems a few months ago. I think they are a bit sweeter than grapefruit, but the pucker is still there! Great for your cold!ReplyDelete
oh we have pomelos growing wild here in the philippines too :)ReplyDelete
You are right Deb, full of vitamin C and not too sour!ReplyDelete
Hi Maya, It is such a gorgeous fruit!
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The Dothan Rotary Club received an economic update today from the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta.
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According to the economic update presentation, hospitality industry jobs are doing the best in the Circle City by bringing in the most money for the economy. On the flip side, government related positions are said to be doing the worst locally.
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Thank you very much all 3 of you.
Thanks Jacqueline, must have slipped by me earlier!
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why thank you patty :)
From memory, I think "The Fury's" sang a beautiful song called "Sail Away"! Great image and title Shipwreck ☺
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Ousted HealthSouth Corporation CEO Richard Scrushy says the company's new leadership is mismanaging the business and is demanding access to books and records seen by other directors.
Scrushy spoke at a news conference today saying he decided to voice his concerns about HealthSouth's direction when the Birmingham company this week announced earnings that were lower than expected.
Scrushy is still on the board, but it has met in a special committee that excludes him since he was fired as CEO in March 2003.
The move came after federal prosecutors revealed HealthSouth had faked $2.6 billion in profit while Scrushy was in charge.
Scrushy was acquitted on criminal charges in the accounting scheme.
The Birmingham News reports that HealthSouth responded to Scrushy's criticisms with a statement expressing surprise that Scrushy would, "Have the audacity and shamelessness to comment on the current operations or the dedication of our approximately 40,000 employees."
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All of our germination mixes are organic, soilless, sterile, and finely screened so that you start with the very best growing medium you can have. A good mix is critical for successful germination, and we have what you need to succeed.
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Tools and Supplies > Seed Starting Supplies > Soilless Growing Mixes
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