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- Depression in children and adolescents with epilepsySigita Plioplys
Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, Feinberg School of Medicine, Northwestern University, Department of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry at Children s Memorial Hospital, Chicago, IL 60614, USA
Epilepsy Behav 4:S39-45. 2003..The early identification and treatment of childhood-onset depression is an important clinical task for all pediatric specialists. Safe and effective multimodal treatment approaches are available...
- Consensus statement: the evaluation and treatment of people with epilepsy and affective disordersJohn J Barry
Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, Stanford University Medical Center, Stanford, CA, USA
Epilepsy Behav 13:S1-29. 2008..Recommendations are based on the general depression literature as well as epilepsy-specific studies. It is hoped that this document will improve the overall detection and subsequent treatment of affective illnesses in PWE...
- 10-year research update review: psychiatric problems in children with epilepsySigita Plioplys
Department of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, Children s Memorial Hospital, Chicago, IL 60614, USA
J Am Acad Child Adolesc Psychiatry 46:1389-402. 2007..To critically review literature published from 1996 to 2007 on psychopathology in children with epilepsy (CWE)...
- Multidisciplinary management of pediatric nonepileptic seizuresSigita Plioplys
Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences at Feinberg School of Medicine, Northwestern University, Children s Memorial Hospital, Chicago, IL 60614, USA
J Am Acad Child Adolesc Psychiatry 46:1491-5. 2007
- Pediatric psychogenic nonepileptic seizures: a study of assessment toolsJay A Salpekar
Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, Children s National Medical Center, George Washington University School of Medicine, Washington, DC 20010, USA
Epilepsy Behav 17:50-5. 2010..Increased somatic awareness and perceived disability emphasize the similarity of PNES to other pediatric somatoform disorders...
- A multisite controlled study of risk factors in pediatric psychogenic nonepileptic seizuresSigita Plioplys
Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, Ann and Robert H Lurie Children s Hospital of Chicago, Northwestern University, Chicago, Illinois, U S A
Epilepsia 55:1739-47. 2014..We examined if youth with PNES have a distinct biopsychosocial risk factor profile compared to their siblings and if the interrelationships between these risk factors differentiate the PNES probands from the sibling group...
- Epilepsy and autism: is there a special relationship?Anne T Berg
Epilepsy Center, Children s Memorial Hospital, 2300 Children s Plaza, Box 29, Chicago, IL 60614, USA
Epilepsy Behav 23:193-8. 2012....
- Multidisciplinary approach to childhood epilepsy: exploring the scientific rationale and practical aspects of implementationJoshua Goldstein
Epilepsy Center, Children s Memorial Hospital, Northwestern University, Chicago, IL 60614, USA
J Child Neurol 19:362-78. 2004..Many elements of the multidisciplinary team approach can be instituted by the child neurologist in community practice and at large, specialized epilepsy centers...
- Pharmacological management of a youth with ADHD and a seizure disorderJoseph Gonzalez-Heydrich
Children s Hospital Boston and Harvard Medical School, USA
J Am Acad Child Adolesc Psychiatry 45:1527-32. 2006
- Psychiatric disorders in children and adolescents who have epilepsyJana E Jones
Department of Neurology, University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health, Madison, USA
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RE: DROP or REJECT FILTERS for fragmented TCP scans
From: David Gillett (firstname.lastname@example.com)
Date: 04/17/03
- Previous message: Stephen Entwisle: "No list activity this weekend"
- In reply to: Ali Saifullah Khan: "DROP or REJECT FILTERS for fragmented TCP scans"
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From: "David Gillett" <email@example.com> To: <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: Thu, 17 Apr 2003 13:54:30 -0700
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Ali Saifullah Khan [mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com]
> How effective ( if affective ) would either IPTABLES REJECT
> or DROP filters be in the case of fragmented scans where the
> TCP header is divided over a range of smaller packets ?
My opinion is that any security barrier device worth its
salt should discard all IP fragments. (I don't know what
iptables does, but that's my recommendation.)
The problems with forwarding them intact are well documented.
Some products attempt to deal with these problems by performing
packet reassembly at the security device. But I'm not sure that
that is useful, and the very act of performing packet reassembly
makes the device vulnerable to Denial-of-Service by targeting
that function.
Clients can either have a working MTU setting, or perform
MTU discovery. So I don't think discarding fragments has to
break anything that's properly implemented.
Most of the time that I see IP fragments on our network, they're
part of an unsophisticated brute-force attempt by compromised or
infected machines to overwhelm some target on the Internet (and
what they turn out to actually do is overwhelm OUR Internet
connection). So the sooner I can discard that traffic, the better
for all.
David Gillett
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MONTERREY, Mexico, APRIL 3, 2003 (Zenit.org).- A Vatican official appealed to the faithful and to media and information-technology professionals to make Christ present in today's informed society.
"How can the Church of Christ make itself heard by the modern spirit, so proud of its accomplishments and at the same time so concerned about the future of the human family?" asked Archbishop John Foley, president of the Pontifical Council for Social Communications.
His posed that question Wednesday when inaugurating the continental congress on the Church and information technology (IT), being held here through Saturday.
He said that the Church is faced with a cultural battle, which suggests various models of the human person, society and values.
Given this reality, "the Church cannot and must not let the 'face of Christ' be absent from this scene," he said. "It has the mission to witness by word and deeds to the best news that man can receive."
Internet has posed the serious challenge of the so-called digital gap, given that only 7% of the world's population has access to this means, and half of them are in the United States, Canada, Europe and Japan, he added.
In their ideologies, some international organizations seek to work for "digital integration," affirming human and democratic rights. However, according to Archbishop Foley, this cannot be accomplished solely on the basis of technology and economics, as the one who acts in today's informed society is the human person.
Today's informed society would be empty if it was unaware of the human, ethical and spiritual factors that sustain it, the archbishop said.
In referring to the objectives of the congress, Archbishop Foley explained to the representatives of 25 European and American countries that "we are here to get to know one another, to talk, to listen to one another and together to make that leap forward, to which John Paul II invited us in 'Novo Millennio Ineunte' -- to act in harmony, cooperation, as a network, watching to see where it is opportune to direct our efforts."
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The Gilmer County Board of Education unanimously approved a contract to hire Jason Kouns as the official school system superintendent during a meeting Thursday, Jan. 9
Kouns had served as the interim superintendent since Sept. 12, 2013, and his new contract is for an 18-month period.
At press deadline, the contract document was being finalized with the school system's attorney and was not yet available for review.
In regards to his appointment, Kouns told the Times-Courier, "I am extremely pleased and honored that the Gilmer County Board of Education has taken this time to publicly
support my placement as the permanent superintendent with a unanimous vote on Thursday evening. This sentiment now affords our system the opportunity to proactively plan and ensures that a long term vision can begin in earnest. The children, faculty, staff and community deserve this type of commitment as we pursue additional growth opportunities for our school facilities.
"Although appointed by the BOE as the instructional and operational leader, this system is a collaborative success based on the contributions of many. Each piece (is) as necessary as the next and none more important than the other. I am very fortunate to be surrounded by such talent, and I look forward to the future accomplishments our system will achieve."
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The facility has been used for storage since the Cartecay community elementary school was closed due to budget constraints in 2011.
Citing data from the county's tax assessor's website, director of operations Erick Hofstetter explained that the property was valued at $2.136 million.
James Waters, who maintained his role as board chairman after a vote last week, observed, "If you took the square footage of the building and just figured it at $150 a foot — and that's lowball for today's prices — you're looking at a $6 million cost."
When discussing other options for the building, Kouns observed that several people have verbally expressed ideas of potential uses for the facility, but the charter school group was the first to submit an actual written proposal.
Hofstetter noted that some groups such as Dalton State College and Mountain Education Charter High School had looked at the property but decided it was too far out of town to meet their needs. Other potential opportunities that have stalled include developing the property into a Georgia Public Safety Commission training center or creating a emergency operations center and police substation for Gilmer County.
There are currently no plans to set a price for the property or to seek the help of a realtor to dispose of it.
"At this point we are not interested in releasing that property at the offer that was made," Kouns stated. "We will certainly entertain all options that are turned in to us physically and in a concrete manner. Again the facility is not actually listed as a facility that is for sale."
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New meeting dates and times were also approved for the board of education.
Regular meetings generally will be held the third Thursday of each month with work sessions held the preceding Monday. All meetings will take place at 5:30 p.m., at the school system's central office building located at 134 Industrial Boulevard in Ellijay.
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The competition landlines face comes from two powerful sources. First, many people are turning to Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) technologies because these systems allow cheap worldwide communication over the Internet. The technology research firm ABI Research estimates that 267 million people worldwide will be using VoIP by 2012.
But the wireless phone is a much more important competitor. These phones have become so affordable for people around the world that the U.N. Telecommunications Agency predicted the total number of cell phone subscriptions would rise to 5 billion this year.
A friend of mine who graduated in the 1980s got a shock when he recently took his son to college. In the father's college days, it had been a big deal when phones
were installed in individual dorm rooms and students no longer had to wait in line to use the hall's one phone. Today's college reps told him that students would have no wired phones at all. It was rightly assumed that each student would come with his or her own wireless phone. Ten years ago, about half my students had cell phones; now I would never even ask the question—I know they hardly ever use a landline.
Pressured by his friends and employer, an older holdout I know who aggressively argued that he didn't want to be always available anywhere, just gave in and got a cell phone. Younger persons need no convincing. When I asked my 15-year-old if he thought landlines would soon be extinct, he emphatically answered, "Of course, because with cell phones you can get directly to the person you want to talk to."
It's mildly amusing when friends who trumpet the virtues of cell phones and the obsolescence of landlines visit my rural abode in Nova Scotia and discover that their iPhones (AAPL) don't work. Rogers Wireless 3G service peters out about 35 miles north of here. No voice, no texting. Ordinary cell phones do work—with one lone carrier—but I've never bothered.
Most folks, however, don't live as far out in the boonies as I do. In their normal environments, cutting landline tethers is a viable option. So does the proposition that landlines are on the way out hold water?
I think not. It's widely quoted that 25 percent of U.S. households no longer have landlines. That means 75 percent still do. The biggest reason is cost. Here in the Great White North, Bell Canada's cheapest iPhone plan is C$50 a month for 100 minutes and 500 MB of data. Rogers 3G Service is C$65.00 a month for 1 GB plus 75 text messages, with evenings and weekends unlimited. Plus the cost of the phone. Call me tight-fisted, but I'm not willing to spend that much for smartphone service. I already cough up C$25 a month plus taxes and long distance charges for landline service and another C$48 for wireless broadband, which is plenty enough communications overhead for me.
Then there's emergency 911 service, which requires fixed phone locations to be fully, passively functional.
When cell service is priced competitively with landlines and is as reliable, call me, but I'm skeptical about landlines disappearing for at least another generation (of people—not phones).
A local radio station contest showed the advantage of a landline: high quality, reliable service. To win the contest, you had to stay on the line until 5:00 pm, and depending on when you called in, the wait could be a couple of hours. Most of the cell phone calls dropped, either because of the carrier or a dead battery. However, the callers who used a landline had no problem winning.
The wireless is the connection, with the aging wired line in many regions, where VoIP is not de-regulated. Major investments in fiber made by Huawei Technologies, China with Etisalat of UAE in MENA, SAARC region still dominates in the fixed wired line providing broadband, telephony, IPTV etc. It still is a revolution to watch an IPTV in the part where tele-density was 20% just ten years before. With the rising teledensity because of the wireless, still there's demand for wired phones, which are low cost and work.
Landlines can't be hacked. Cells can.
Let the landlines remain an option for as long as customers want them.
I know seniors who don't want a computer or a cell phone if their life depended on it.
I agee with Lou. There are plenty of older people who don't want cell phones. Also, they are a good back-up in case cell phone service is interrupted or one's cell phone battery goes dead. Anyone who absolutely needs to be reachable or needs to be able to make calls in an emergency should have a landline.
Squeezebox , it's so easy to tap a landline it's not even funny. If I'm in your neighborhood, I can hack your landline phone 1,000 times more easily than your cell phone.
When you live in a Hurricane State and the electric goes out and cell towers are down or inoperable, the land line is there for you!
It's been at least 5 years since I've had a land line, but they'll be around for quite some time because most people aren't smart enough to switch to VoIP (I don't think cell phones will effectively replace landlines). I remember the funniest situation last year when a Verizon sales rep (on sales steroids) walked in boasting he could beat any plan we had. I told him we had Skype at $24 per year. Silence. "What? per year?, Damn. What the hell is that Skype? (guess they hadn't told him in sales school). To all you who want to fork over your hard earned money for a landline, be my guest.
As someone who has VoIP, Skype, cell phone, and a landline, I can say they all have their advantages. For the landline the biggest and most important is security. Living in NYC during both 9/11 and the big blackout, my Verizon landline kept functioning. The others all failed. By switching your local service you can cut the price of a landline to less than half of what a cellphone costs. Certainly VoIP is cheaper, but as I say doesn't have the power failure security of a landline.
Now cell phones also suffer on cost if you need to make international calls. There is really no good reason they are so high on cell phones other than they have you tied in. Once a call reaches the network switch, there is no difference between a cell phone call and one that originated with a VoIP client. Yet the cell phone networks charge many times the amount for that international call.
The best solution for me is a landline at home for emergencies and a VoIP client on a smartphone. (Oh and Google Voice for call screening--it really is great!)
Landlines are not all that reliable. It depends where you live. Here in S. Florida, for the last big Hurricane there was a line 100 people deep waiting to use the payphone at the local 7-Eleven. Why? Because BellSouth is delivering their digital services (dial tone, DSL, etc) from points outside of the CO exchange (roadside cabinets), so when the cabinets lost power, we all lost dial tone at the house.
A blog post on security issues surrounding phone removal from dorms.
I know seniors who don't want a computer or a cell phone if their life depended on it.
I embrace new technology but I never want to give up having basic landline service; it's going to get more expensive because the phone company is not going to want to maintain the copper lines. Does anyone know if analog phone service is available via fiberoptic cables?
Has anyone looked out at the sky above our planet and realized that we are trashing our upper atmoshere? All those expensive satelites out there for what? To unlock our car because we left the keys in there? To track our cars because we left the keys in there? To tell us where to turn because we are too lazy to consult a map? People with cell phones are the hardest people to get a hold of, why? You couldn't give me a cell phone! Some of this technology doesn't really advance mankind as much as it enhances the profitability of those who dominate the ability of mankind to communicate. Give me an AT&T. that is owned by the users and available for cost.
I have a land line at my bed in case of emergency. It is most reliable if phone lines are up, of course. People should also have a cell phone as it can be usefull in an emergency on the road etc. There is need for both.
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Motley: Branches are too complicated. The last thing we need is a copy of the code that has to be maintained in two or more places!
Maven: Branches are source code copies with a tie back to a mainline set of code that allow for easy integration between copy and original set (and vice versa). Branches bring a level of isolation from mainline as well as keep the quality of mainline (and the daily builds) high.
[Context: The company has been having lots of trouble with build breaks in mainline of late. General quality of the product mid-way through the development cycle is lower than expected]
Motley: Somebody is going to get crazy glue stuck to their cup! The quality of our daily builds has been crap lately. Too many people checking in lousy code. Too may conflicts. Not enough time to get our mainline build stable and of high quality before the next check-in goes in. Something has to be done.
Maven: Crazy glue? Ouch. If some moron did that to me I would pay them back big time - when they least expect it. Anyway, I agree with you - having a daily build of poor quality slows down everyone. The key is to isolate all the feature teams from one another giving them freedom to check-in yet keep the main build high quality.
Motley: Thanks for stating the obvious, Mave. Your haircut sucks. Now I stated the obvious too.
Maven: I thought I fixed that crooked sideburn! Ugh. There is a good way to accomplish this isolation. If you have a good source control system (like we do) such as Perforce or CVS, you can leverage a branch.
Motley: Branches are for trees. What do they have to do with source code? Should I start working outside in the shade?
Maven: Think of a branch as a more-involved copy of a collection of source code.
Motley: Why would I want to make a copy? Copies are fraught with problems, such as keeping multiple copies synchronized. And to think, I was expecting a good idea from you. Although pigs don't fly quite yet.
Maven: The digs keep coming! A branch is more than a copy. When you branch a source tree, you still maintain the tie to the original source code. Think of it like the trunk that a tree branch is connected to. You can bring forward changes in mainline to your branch, and bring back changes in your branch to mainline relatively easily. You can even work on the same source files in both places and merge the changes together in either direction.
Motley: And how would I do that? Keep them tied together, I mean.
Maven: You bring code forward to your branch from mainline and back to mainline from your branch through an integration, or more specifically, a forward integration (FI) and reverse integration (RI) respectively. Here is an example of a tree structure I used in a previous role.
Mainline: The main source code depot where daily builds take place from
Feature Branches: As many of these as necessary to support isolated feature teams
Feature Sub-branches: Use only as necessary (e.g. a developer making major changes as part of a feature team)
Motley: That looks more complicated your morning routine! Do the benefits of a structure like that really outweigh the costs of doing all those integrations?
Maven: As the consultant always says, "it depends". For a small overall team where not too many people are checking in to mainline, perhaps the structure is too much overhead. However, for larger teams, branches bring a level of isolation allowing features teams the freedom to do what they need to get the job done. In addition, a central build team could maintain mainline and have a very high quality bar for check-ins to mainline. Teams are only allowed to reverse integrate into mainline when they meet that bar.
Motley: And what does that bar typically involve?
Maven: It depends on the team. For us, we may have a quality gate in place that mandates the following when an RI is done:
You can basically go as thorough as you like. As you move up the branch hierarchy, the criteria to check-in gets lighter and lighter so as not to slow down the team. RI operations get stricter and stricter as you get closer to mainline.
Motley: Should every team have its own branch?
Maven: Teams making changes to an isolated part of the code base with relatively few check-ins may not need a branch. Teams working on radical and risky changes or in common parts of the code base would likely benefit from a branch. Keep in mind, though, that the more levels of branching you have, the more overhead there is for integration operations. I recommend trying to stick to 1-2 levels of branching at most.
Motley: What about builds? We lose the advantage of having a central build team generate a daily build?
Maven: Yes, that can be true. Hopefully you can take their infrastructure on a couple of machines that your feature team owns and duplicate the build there so that you have your own daily build and verification going for your feature. For small features, this may not be necessary. For large features, it is a huge benefit as you nail down problems quicker. If a build break happens due to a bad check-in, you catch it long before you hit mainline. As a result, you block fewer people. Everyone wins!
Motley: Ok, Einstein. I have a you now. What if feature team A is working on some changes that feature team B needs to make further progress? You cannot go across branches. Hah!
Maven: You have several options:
Motley: I can think of another problem - my work in my branch can get out-of-date with what is going on with other teams. That may cause problems later.
Maven: True. The onus is on the feature team to ensure it FIs on a regular basis to keep up. Additionally, teams should not "go dark" from mainline for too long. Regular RIs to mainline should be happening, say, at the end of each sprint. For feature teams practicing Scrum, the code at the end of each sprint should be of shippable quality and can be RId back to mainline.
Motley: Also, merging in conflicting changes could be a real pain!
Maven: Yes, but not if you have the right tools. A good merge tool automatically merges isolated changes in the same file (the majority case), and allows you to easily resolve conflicting changes.
Motley: You seem to have an answer for everything. Let me see if I understand this branching thing:
Maven: Nice summary. Why don't you go approach our beloved development manager and propose that our team undertake a branching model?
Motley: I think I'll do just that.
James' Pointer: I am always amazed at how little discussion there is around source code branching. Branches are an incredibly useful software tool employed all over Microsoft for the reasons discussed above. Branches are particularly useful when you are an agile team in a large waterfall-based organization. They give you that level of isolation needed to follow your own effective processes yet still merge your changes in with mainline on a regular basis. Our team would be much less efficient without branches.
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I must disagree with you (first time for me). For me branches represent pure waste. I try to avoid them as much as I can. I think that raising up standards is a better strategy to avoid main line build issue. (every check in must pass the "quality gate")
I've posted about this some time ago (http://imistaken.blogspot.com/2008/10/source-branches.html)
Actually, Lior, I don't think we entirely disagree with each other. Branches are a great solution when used pragmatically. For a small team with a good quality gate definition, I likely wouldn't branch at all. However, for large team development, they can be a good solution.
I work in an organization that delivers software using the waterfall model (whether I like it or not and whether they admit it or not). Our team, however, follows the agile model and has to fit within the waterfall milestones. To isolate ourselves from the really hefty requirements of checking into mainline, we branch and abide by our own (sometimes stricter) check-in requirements.
Our requirements may be stricter but not as heavy. Let me explain. The overall organization leverages a continuous integration tool that could add hours of transportation time to get into mainline. We isolate ourselves from this overhead and only do it once when we reverse integrate.
Additionally, I want management to hold us accountable for results as opposed to process. Branching allows us to put our own processes in place and abide by their process only periodically at RI time. Every team is different, so I can see why they put these hard mainline check-in requirements in place.
For individual feature work, we want to maintain quality but not necessarily do fully automated test passes. The test team modifies their test suite during feature development, and the branch allows them to isolate their changes from the rest of the team until ready.
I agree with you that branches CAN represent waste (in terms of effort) when used incorrectly. If you have good reasons to branch, it is a useful tool. However, don't apply this hammer generically to solve all your problems.
Thanks for commenting, and for a thought-provoking blog posting!
Hi James,
Interesting post. It reminds me of a post I read at Agile Development Thoughts that takes this to the next level.
I have linked to the vendor's web site above. Some very interestint concepts to consider when doing continuous integration or frequent builds.
The key is the tools that are being used for branching. The better the tool the less resistance it is to branch and integrate. If a team uses a source control system that uses a poor merge tool and can't be configured to use Araxis or BeyondCompare then branching isn't going to be embraced by developers and testers. A better use of time is to find a better source control system.
The key is the tools that are being used for merging the branches. The better the tool the less resistance it is to branch and integrate. If a team uses a source control system that uses a poor merge tool and can't be configured to use Araxis or BeyondCompare then branching isn't going to be embraced by developers and testers. A better use of time is to find a better source control system.
Hey Marvin,
Agree! A good merge tool makes a lot of difference. I use Beyond Compare myself because we have a license, but have used Araxis Merge in the past and it's great as well.
Ideally you set up an automated tool that can do most of the automated resolve for you on a daily (or whatever) basis. Then a dev has to step in only to resolve conflicting changes.
As other posters pointed out (including Mark), continuous integration is a key practice for branching (or otherwise). If you have a good CI system and a small team, branches may not even be necessary. In the event they are used, minimize the levels. One of the article links above went overboard in depth IMHO.
MergeMagician is focused on automated merging.
MergeMagician
Looks like an interesting tool, Kevin! Thanks for the reference. I'll have to thank them for the blog link too!
Any idea what source control systems it supports? It wasn't obvious on my quick look at the page and I only say "existing SCM systems".
The first version will support Subversion and Team Foundation Server. The next ones after that will probably be Perforce and ClearCase. There is a plug-in architecture planned so that any SCM tool will be able to be supported.
I'm on my third month on a project with my current client. I have three branches already (replacing ASP's TreeView control with the CSS Friendly Control Adaptor, switching from class.name to class.id for key in a name-value collection, and a large refactoring in behaviour to a central class).
I came to this article while trying to decide if a fourth branch was a good idea. My environment is poorly organised, so I never know when my lead will walk over and request a build. Anything that's going to take more than a few hours makes me want to branch, so I can give him what he wants without undue delay. Having said that, my trunk is already 200Mb (I store all libraries, tools etcetera) so branches aren't free.
I am the only agile practitioner in my team (I'm on contract), and I'm a neophyte at best. I use CC.NET to call NAnt, and because my .build file is in my trunk, it's replicated in each branch -- I can do builds of each branch, mitigating an earlier concern about losing the benefits of CI when branching.
I use VisualSVN as the server, and TortoiseSVN as my client. I've used the TortoiseMerge and WinMerge for my tools, and I've settled on WinMerge though I'm not sure I use it to extreme, but I'll confess I'm at a loss to understand the comments about SVN making merges a pain. To date every conflict I have seen made sense to me and was easily resolved, but so far I have been merging trunk-to-branch (bug-fixes) pretty frequently, usually after each bug-fix.
Anyway, it has been a while since you posted. Any updates? You have a new subscriber to your blog... :)
Hi Duncan,
Yes, the blog has been a little quiet lately due to another project that is, actually, related to the blog. I may have more to announce soon. With that project and my day job, doesn't leave much time for anything else. I hope to get back to blog posting shortly, and thanks for the query.
On branching, I always recommend keeping branches to a minimum. The overhead of forward and reverse integrates can be large, but it looks like you are doing them frequently in small chunks, which helps. Depends how big your team is.
For merging, I have used Beyond Compare in the past (and still do) and I have heard Araxis Merge is very good. I am not familiar with the tools you mention.
Keep us posted on how things go! I always check and try to respond to comments.


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Over the course of 40 years, I have used several different versions of the Bible in my personal Bible studies and reading. The Holy Spirit of God has been in ALL of those versions, and the revelations I have gotten have been in ALL of those versions! GOD IS ABLE!!!
[4] July 27, 2014 at 10:26pm
And Messianic Jews have found that the Old King James version of the Bible is so intricately identical to the scrolls, that they have used it for their own Messianic Jewish Bible!!!
[4] July 27, 2014 at 10:19pm
Uh. . . . .Conservatives DO NOT cover for Obama. Progressive Democrats cover for Obama. I think you have your groups mixed up!!!
[47] June 18, 2014 at 9:48am
SCOTUS just recently "ruled" that you CAN flash your headlights to other drivers to "warn" them that law enforcement is just ahead. So if taken to SCOTUS this would not hold up, either!!!
[1] June 11, 2014 at 10:45pm
. . . . but Biblical!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[3] June 5, 2014 at 2:21am
Actually, Pravda is a lot more honest than America's MSM!
May 23, 2014 at 1:53am
ONE taser and two cops?????
May 20, 2014 at 11:44pm
I wonder how Dirty Harry is going to respond when the Republicans take the Senate in November? Is he going to plead with the Republican Senate to "change the rules back to what they were???" BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!
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However, it is quite evident that this Police Officer found no real "neglect" in the home, or he would probably have had the kid removed from the home!!!!
[4] May 4, 2014 at 12:53am
The other so-called Conservatives should have walked out! That entire meeting was a FARCE! And this is supposed to be a news paper that was holding these interviews??? I'm from Colorado, and I can tell you, THAT would NEVER be allowed here in our state—or that newspaper would be closing their doors within a month!!!
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So, WHY would the Robertsons even accept their invitation—since the Robertsons are extremely Conservative???
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Which makes me wonder WHY the Robertsons would even accept the invitation!!!!!!!
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To see if Dinsdale is telling the truth, all they have to do is check his own personal voting record to see who he has voted for President, etc.!!! EASY to do, Nebraska! I'm a bit concerned that he "was thinking of running in the Democrat Primary, first!"
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The article says "business and evangelical CONSERVATIVES won all 16 seats." That sure doesn't sound like RINOS to me!!!!
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April 26, 2014 at 12:35am
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I have to admit that Bundy presents a very good question. And isn't that what "dialogue" is all about? ARE Blacks better off NOW—with no jobs, than they were when they had jobs? Of course Bundy did not mean we should go back to the days when slaves were "beaten," only Democrats would assert such ridiculous "inferences." However, HOW BETTER OFF are the Black communities TODAY, than they were 150 years ago??? I do know that where I grew up Blacks were much better off then (1950s), than they are TODAY. Back then Blacks owned their own homes, had good-paying jobs with the local water department and utilities departments, and there were many Black-owned small businesses. We don't see much of this TODAY! People, TRUTH "trumps" the race card!
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I was raised around cows!!! And I have to say I've NEVER seen a "ROWDY" cow before!
A bull, yes—but FEW have ever described COWS as "rowdy!"
April 19, 2014 at 2:06am
The BLM "scrubbed" it's site of an article about Harry Reid's son, Rory Reid, and his multi-billion dollar deal with China—which, of course, includes the Bundy ranch! However, SEVERAL people "copied" the BLM site BEFORE it was "scrubbed." ISN'T THE INTERNET A WONDERFUL THING???
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No, no. For sure. I am not going to give you advise how to hack – but look at this video: http://www.offensive-security.com/movies/vistahack/vistahack.html. I am always amazed about these kind of videos, which still surprise people. If look years back, we published the 10 Immutable Laws of Security, which contains Law #3: If a bad guy has unrestricted physical access to your computer, it's not your computer anymore. The hack shown above needs physical access….
But if you want to protect Windows Vista from these kind of physical attacks, why do you not just switch on Bitlocker (and here on Technet)? If you switch it on, these problems are gone and this attack would fail – and it is part of the OS, no additional fees, nothing…
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This vector isn't new to Vista.
As bitlocker isn't a standard feature it's not a universal fix for Vista either, only shipping on two of the Vista SKUs - Enterprise and Ultimate which represent a small proportion of the systems shipping with Vista.
Surely this could be easily fixed by forcing Vista to check that the Utilman.exe file hasn't been tampered with? I still agree with you on Law #3, but it seems like this particular hack could be prevented.
True, but this would prevent this single attack only. At the end of the day we need a way to completely protect software from being tampered, which would mean, having the trusted stack
I agree with you, Roger, but I think that any executable that can be launched prior to logging in could be checked to see if it has been tampered with. This would include utilman.exe as well as any other process that can launched under the system account before I've logged in.
Valid point. This would add trust to the stack
that is a valid point i also agree with roger but also think that stuart is correct
This is also known to happen with the sticky keys program (sethc.exe); what blows my mind is: why o why do you allow this actions to take place *without* anyone logged on to the console of the OS?
Of course I agree that having physical access to the system nearly gives you access to it, but why facilitate it? Why are these programs allowed to execute without logging in? That is just sloppy from MS, especially if one knows that this 'feature' has been present in all windows systems at least since windows 2000.
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Peter Schweizer and conservative radio host Dana Loesch speculated that Schweizer could be murdered by "the Clinton machine" over his new book Clinton Cash.
During a May 4 appearance on The Dana Show, Loesch told Schweizer "there is always that concern for anyone who goes up against the Clinton machine that they could be Vince Fostered" and asked if he considered that possibility when "getting himself security." Schweizer replied: "Yeah, I mean look -- there are security concerns that arise in these kinds of situations."
Schweizer added that the security decision was made by his group, the Government Accountability Institute, and the "reality is we've touched on a major nerve within the Clinton camp. They are very, very upset, and they are pulling out all the stops to attack me in an effort to kill this book off."
Anti-Clinton pundits have for years pushed the deranged conspiracy theory that the Clintons had then-deputy White House counsel Vince Foster killed in 1993 and covered it up. Multiple investigations concluded that Foster actually died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound in Northern Virginia's Fort Marcy Park.
There are over 20 errors, fabrications, and distortions in Clinton Cash, which is being released on May 5. Schweizer is a Republican activist and consultant who has worked for Republican politicians like George W. Bush, Sarah Palin, and Bobby Jindal.
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LOESCH: We're going to have more on the terror attack in Garland, Texas, last night. I'm glad that they had security, well-thought-out security for that event. And I was reading an article just the other day where author Peter Schweizer, whose new book Clinton Cash -- and this book is just, is really making a lot of people uncomfortable -- Clinton Cash: The Untold Story of How and Why Foreign Governments and Businesses Helped Make Bill and Hillary Rich. I was reading the other day that Peter Schweizer who, the author who joins us by phone right now, was very smart and ended up getting himself security. And I know that Peter, first off, thanks so much for joining me. I know you don't want to talk too much about it, but there is that, there is always that concern for anyone who goes up against the Clinton machine that they could be Vince Fostered, and I'm sure that that was something that you took into consideration.
SCHWEIZER: Well, Dana, first of all thanks for having me on the show. I always love doing it. Yeah, I mean look -- there are security concerns that arise in these kinds of situations. You know, you don't like to go into too much detail, there were some things that were going on that we felt needed to be addressed. The decision on security wasn't actually made by me, it was made by board members of Government Accountability Institute, and you know, it's I think showing an abundance of caution. The reality is we've touched on a major nerve within the Clinton camp. They are very, very upset, and they are pulling out all the stops to attack me in an effort to kill this book off.
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Conservative media are defending charges leveled by Representative Michele Bachmann that the Muslim Brotherhood is attempting to infiltrate the U.S. government. However, Bachmann's attacks, including one directed at Hillary Clinton aide Huma Abedin, have received significant bipartisan condemnation.
Last week, CNN contributor Dana Loesch claimed a State Department official has ties to the Muslim Brotherhood -- even as her CNN co-workers Wolf Blitzer and Anderson Cooper dismissed such charges as "McCarthy-like."
On her July 19 radio show, Loesch was discussing charges initially brought by Rep. Michele Bachmann, who in June sent a series of letters to federal agencies claiming that "individuals and organizations associated with the Muslim Brotherhood" are influencing State Department policies. Bachmann singled out Hillary Clinton aide Huma Abedin -- who is also married to former Rep. Anthony Weiner -- and claimed that Abedin's family has connections to the Muslim Brotherhood; she later openly wondered how Abedin "was able to avoid being disqualified for a security clearance."
Loesch discussed Bachmann's Brotherhood infiltration theory with anti-Islam activist Brigitte Gabriel. When Gabriel said that it was "about time our government begins an investigation into the infiltration of the Muslim Brotherhood into our government," Loesch agreed, saying, "Absolutely," then added:
LOESCH: Looking especially at how some of our foreign policy has been handled, Hillary Clinton essentially siding with the Muslim Brotherhood candidate in Egypt, and then it was discovered that her top aide -- Huma Abedin -- is essentially a member of the female version of the Muslim Brotherhood, the Muslim Sisterhood. All of this -- it seems enough to me to pose questions as to why our government is becoming so close with a group that has been so hostile to the United States, has fought against the United States, has sided with terrorists, and is a very oppressive regime that believes in Sharia law.
Bachmann's letters have received bipartisan condemnation -- Sen. John McCain even blasted the accusations from the floor of the Senate -- for failing to support her charges with concrete evidence. Indeed, Loesch's colleagues at CNN also criticized Bachmann's charges.
On his July 17 show, host Anderson Cooper said that Bachmann's evidence was "questionable at best." He laid out her guilt-by-association claims in a graphic and said:
COOPER: So that's how many degrees of separation Bachmann's claim is based on. Huma Abedin's deceased father, who started an organization decades ago, had the support of a guy who had another organization that might have had the support of another organization, the Muslim Brotherhood. And because of that, Huma Abedin might be some sort of spy or infiltrator and deserves to be investigated.
Wolf Blitzer also dismissed Bachmann's claims, calling her charges "McCarthy-like" on the July 19 broadcast of his show. After a heated back-and-forth with Democratic lobbyist Hilary Rosen about Bachmann and her letters, Blitzer finally said, "It's an outrageous, McCarthy-like charge, to be sure, and she does owe Huma -- who I know well -- an apology."
This is not the first time Loesch has been at odds with her CNN colleagues -- in January, a number of CNN journalists criticized Loesch for praising U.S. Marines who allegedly urinated on the dead bodies of Taliban members.
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In the wake of a recent Washington Post article that details Mitt Romney's alleged bullying of a classmate in high school, CNN contributor Dana Loesch and conservative blogger Jim Hoft have responded by breathing new life into the zombie lie that President Obama voted in support of infanticide.
On his blog Gateway Pundit, Hoft reacted to the Washington Post article with a headline saying that "Mitt Romney Picked On a Kid in High School -- Obama voted to Smother the Life Out of Live Babies."
CNN contributor Dana Loesch enthusiastically endorsed Hoft's statement in a tweet and later on her radio show, where she said that The Washington Post article disclosed Romney had "cut some boy's hair because he doesn't like it." She then contrasted Romney to Obama who, according to Loesch's fevered imagination, "voted four times to support infanticide."
For those who think it's completely false that Obama ever voted in favor of infanticide. You're exactly right.
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The right-wing media continued their pattern of encouraging people to fear Muslims by hyping a thinly sourced column in an Egyptian newspaper about a supposed proposal to legalize necrophilia. Al-Arabiya has reported that members of the Egyptian parliament are denying that any such law was ever proposed.
In January 2007, the smear that President Obama attended a "madrassa" as a boy was sparked by a vague Internet report, then spread by Fox News, and finally debunked by CNN -- within the span of a week. Right-wing media figures have continued to push the smear for years, and CNN contributor Dana Loesch joined the ranks yesterday.
During Loesch's radio show, a caller said: "Obama said -- when he was talking about Romney -- he was saying that he wasn't born with a -- he was talking about himself -- wasn't born with a silver spoon in his mouth. But he was born with a Quran in his hand."
Instead of correcting the caller by pointing out that Obama is a Christian and not a Muslim, Loesch said: "Well, yeah, I mean, he did study -- he went to one of the madrassas over in Indonesia for a while. So he knows -- I mean, he -- which is kind of like the equivalent in Islam of a Catholic school in Catholicism. So there's that."
Back in 2007, Obama's campaign made clear that Obama spent two years in a predominantly Muslim school while living in Indonesia, but that he did not attend what Americans think of as a "madrassa."
While the word generally means "a Muslim school," the American media have most commonly applied the word to schools that sprang up in South Asia after the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan and engage in anti-Western "political indoctrination."
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Diego de la Cruz, jr., South Kitsap: Should be able to put up a lot of points in the midfield.
Jordan Hadden, jr., North Kitsap: The Vikings always seem to have strong goalkeepers.
Harry Hansen, so., Olympic: Could play in net for the Trojans, but his skills are needed in the field.
Jordan Kollars, so., Central Kitsap: His coach said he could serve as a captain as a 10th-grader.
Miles Rodriguez Nilsen, jr., Central Kitsap: Looking to return to form after having knee surgery.
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Matt Friesen had his players running field-long sprints during one of his first boys soccer practices at North Mason two weeks ago.
One player decided to throttle down a bit early and ended up walking across the finish line.
Maybe the first-year coach wouldn't notice, right?
Friesen's response was three words long: "Do it again."
Coaching a team that's won six games the past two seasons, Friesen understands he can't allow any slacking off. He needs kids that are willing to run, defend and run some more.
"That's how we're going to have to play," he said.
Friesen knows a thing or two about putting out maximum effort. The 24-year-old has spent two years playing professional soccer for the Kitsap Pumas.
A native of Newberg, Ore., Friesen played collegiately at Whitworth University in Spokane and led the Pumas in scoring in 2010 with six goals and two assists.
He also suited up for Kitsap's indoor team over the winter.
A few months ago, he learned that North Mason was looking for a boys soccer coach. Despite working part-time as a referee at the Zone Sportsplex in Poulsbo and as a bartender at Club Gemini at Bremerton, Friesen applied and got the job.
With the Pumas' season starting in May, Friesen figured he'd have time to coach and help grow the sport he's played since he was four years old.
"You always want to try to give back," he said.
This isn't Friesen's first foray into coaching. He's helped run some of the Pumas' camps and has served as an assistant coach at North Mason (girls), South Kitsap (boys) and Olympic College (men).
"The boys loved him at South," said Pumas assistant coach James Ritchie, who is also the men's coach at Olympic College and boys coach at South Kitsap. "Matt is very good at getting his point across."
That fact that he plays soccer at a high level and can actually get on the field and demonstrate certain skills is also a plus for North Mason.
"He'll get on great with the boys," said Kitsap Pumas goalkeeper Dustyn Brim, who coached North Mason's girls in the fall. "The fact he plays professionally is obviously going to garner some respect."
North Mason junior Nick Rasmussen said he's already seen a difference in the way Friesen runs things compared to former coach Bob Meeder.
"Last year, it was a lot more lax," Rasmussen said.
Rasmussen will join junior Hunter Rolston and sophomore Colin Rolston to help solidify the Bulldogs' defense and midfield. Friesen said he also is looking for a big output from senior Derrick Wolfe, who will start at forward or outside midfielder.
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Where FB-VC papers have no such incorporation the chosen developer has a marked result on the image and a Hard developer followed by a Soft developer will make a difference.
If I am wrong I would like to know. I've been wrong before, it won't be theMy feeling is that RC paper can not react to development as FB paper will. If the wet side of your darkroom is an important part of making an expressive print, then RC paper has no place in it--other than contact sheets or learning a negatives characteristics or printing post cards.
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