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Higher Arithmetic: An Algorithmic Introduction to Number Theory - Harold M Edwards
We have been curious about numbers--and prime numbers--since antiquity. One notable new direction this century in the study of primes has been the influx of ideas from probability. The goal of this book is to provide insights into the prime numbers and to describe how a sequence so tautly determined can incorporate such a striking amount of randomness.
There are two ways in which the book is exceptional. First, some familiar topics are covered with refreshing insight and/or from new points of view. Second, interesting recent developments and ideas are presented that shed new light on the prime numbers and their distribution among the rest of the integers.
The book begins with a chapter covering some classic topics, such as quadratic residues and the Sieve of Eratosthenes. Also discussed are other sieves, primes in cryptography, twin primes, and more.
Two separate chapters address the asymptotic distribution of prime numbers. In the first of these, the familiar link between \(\zeta(s)\) and the distribution of primes is covered with remarkable efficiency and intuition. The later chapter presents a walk through an elementary proof of the Prime Number Theorem. To help the novice understand the "why" of the proof, connections are made along the way with more familiar results such as Stirling's formula.
A most distinctive chapter covers the stochastic properties of prime numbers. The authors present a wonderfully clever interpretation of primes in arithmetic progressions as a phenomenon in probability. They also describe Cramér's model, which provides a probabilistic intuition for formulating conjectures that have a habit of being true. In this context, they address interesting questions about equipartition modulo \(1\) for sequences involving prime numbers. The final section of the chapter compares geometric visualizations of random sequences with the visualizations for similar sequences derived from the primes. The resulting pictures are striking and illuminating. The book concludes with a chapter on the outstanding big conjectures about prime numbers.
This book is suitable for anyone who has had a little number theory and some advanced calculus involving estimates. Its engaging style and invigorating point of view will make refreshing reading for advanced undergraduates through research mathematicians. This book is the English translation of the French edition.
Advanced undergraduates, graduate students, and research mathematicians.
"The authors have succeeded in writing an interesting volume that can be recommended to students ... describe various aspects of prime number theory from the point of view of randomness, giving to the book a specific charm."
-- European Mathematical Society Newsletter
"A wealth of information ... The treatment is concise and the level is high. The authors have chosen to highlight some of the most important points of the area, and the exposition and the translation are excellent. Reading this book is equivalent to ascending a major summit."
-- MAA Monthly
"This is a very attractive introduction to prime number theory ... presentation is clear and concise ... [includes] material which has not previously appeared in a book. The proof [in Chapter 4] is an astonishing display of recent techniques in analytic number theory ...
"Wonderfully written, and the authors have the confidence to frequently express their delight with the subject and the sheer fun of exploring the philosophical ideas that underlie the investigation of prime numbers."
-- Mathematical Reviews
"Nicely written ... It is a pleasure to read this booklet, written by experts of number theory. Due to the many results, the elegant proofs, and the informal explanations of ideas, it is highly recommended to study this small monograph thoroughly."
-- Zentralblatt MATH
From reviews of the French edition ...
"This is a short introductory book on analytic number theory. The prerequisites are quite modest, but it still contains an impressive amount of information. A multitude of results is included, some of which were proved just recently ... this book is very well written. It is fun to read and at the same time presents most of the fundamental concepts and ideas in analytic number theory."
-- Mathematical Reviews
"The reviewer recommends it to all interested readers."
-- Zentralblatt MATH
"A wonderful book ... sweeping in scope, and ambitious ... a fearsome panorama of topics is attacked ... a thoroughly modern book, in the best sense of the phrase: it brings a beautiful collection of results in analytic number theory together ... some marvellous avant garde stuff."
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WASHINGTON (AP) - Quick quiz: What do these enterprises have in common? Farm and construction machinery, Tupperware, the railroads, Hershey sweets, Yum food brands and Yahoo? Answer: They're all more profitable than the health insurance industry. In the health care debate, Democrats and their allies have gone after insurance companies as rapacious profiteers making "immoral" and "obscene" returns while "the bodies pile up."
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June 30, 2009: Two of the most influential women in sports marketing are both moving from their current positions. Jennifer Storms, svp of Turner Sports Marketing & Programming, has been named the new svp-sports marketing at Gatorade, replacing Jeff Urban, who resigned last week after 10 years with the company. And Dockery Clark, director of sports and entertainment marketing at MillerCoors, has resigned effective July 15, citing personal reasons. No replacements have been named as yet for Storms or Clark.
Storms, who will relocate from Atlanta to Chicago where Pepsi-owned Gatorade is headquartered, had been with Turner for 14 years, most recently overseeing sports programming on both TBS and TNT networks as well as the division's online properties including the NBA Digital Portfolio, Nascar.com and PGA.com. She also oversaw business and strategy development for the network's four TV properties (NBA, Nascar, MLB and professional golf) and managed the internal promotion agency responsible for all on-air and off-channel creative development. Prior to joining Turner Sports, Storms worked for the U.S. Olympic Committee.
"Quite simply, Gatorade is in a class of its own amongst sports performance brands with no equal in terms of the depth, breadth, and quality of its relationships in the sports arena," Storms said in a statement. "I hope to bring my experience in television and digital media to what is already a very impressive team. This is a once-in-a-lifetime chance to work on the number one sports beverage brand with a highly motivated team during a time of total business revitalization. It doesn't get much better." Gatorade's athlete endorsers include Peyton Manning, Derek Jeter, Kevin Garnett, Serena Williams, Misty May-Treanor, Kerri Walsh, Candace Parker, Dwyane Wade, Tiger Woods and Michael Jordan.
Milwaukee-based Miller Brewing Co., which last year became MillerCoors, hired Clark in September 2005. She previously had spent 11 years as one of the top sports marketing and sponsorship executives for Bank of America. She left Bank of America in September 2004 and spent a year as a sports marketing consultant before joining Miller. MillerCoors spokesman Julian Green said that Jackie Woodward, vp-marketing services at MillerCoors, would handle Clark's duties until a permanent replacement was found. Back to Home Page


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Some employees are simply irreplaceable.
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In 2005 the hospital raised her salary from $120,000 to $317,000 nearly twice what her husband made as a U.S. senator. Oh, did we mention that he had just become a U.S. senator? He sure had.
Requested a $1 million earmark for the UC Medical Center, in fact. Way to network, Michelle!
But now that Mrs. Obama has resigned, the hospital says her position will remain unfilled. How can that be, if the work she did was vital enough to be worth $317,000?
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Original post made by Mayfield Child, Green Acres, on May 15, 2007
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a resident of Another Palo Alto neighborhood
on May 15, 2007 at 5:44 am
Do you really think that a class in the consequences of crime is going to make any difference at all in the crime level?
I suspect 2 things: The quality of home life affects the outcome in crime rate, and people who commit armed robbery and the like did not pay too much attention in school.
a resident of Midtown
on May 15, 2007 at 7:57 am
Interesting idea, but what do you give up to have this class in an already over-scheduled middle-school day? Maybe this information could be condensed into a couple of assemblies and given out as take-home material for the PARENTS!
The CA Bar Association has a great booklet called "Kids and the Law" and then an older version "When You Become 18 - A Survival Guide for Teenagers" and one for "maturing" Californians, too. They cover exactly what you're talking about in a great, readable format. I think they're provided for free - if your principal agrees, you can order a few hundred of them. PTAs used to pass them out for interested families.
Google search "Kids and the Law". Good luck!
a resident of Barron Park
on May 15, 2007 at 8:20 am
Hmmm, that's a great and helpful suggestion. These forums really work ;-)
a resident of Another Palo Alto neighborhood
on May 15, 2007 at 8:49 am
It is family attitudes that make the big difference. I know of one incident where a student "lost" an ipod at school and rather than talk to the school, the father contacted the police and got them involved without any thought of what the affect would be. The students that "found" the ipod who were completely innocent of anything underhand (just careless with what they had discovered) were threatened with charges and the possibility of a court case.
If one family treats the police as the first course of action then this will undoubtedly make any of the peers in this situation very scared of knowing what is the right thing to do.
A class can just confuse students. However, in their senior year, they are given an assembly on turning 18 and becoming an adult in the sight of the law and the difference that this makes to their lives, although most of them probably only hear the bit about having sex with someone under 18.
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Description Somewhat flattened beetle with threadlike antennae; large, widely separated eyes; and head clearly visible from above. Primarily black, with two bright-red eyespots on its thorax and yellow edging on thorax and wing case. The terminal segments of its abdomen are white-yellow and glow every 2-3 seconds while flying. Both sexes with flashing green light. Larva spindle-shaped with light organ below abdomen at rear.
Dimensions 3/8-5/8" (9-15 mm)
Food Carnivorous, feeding mostly on insects, but also on invertebrates such as land snails on occasion.
Life Cycle Eggs laid singly among rotting wood or humid debris on ground. Larvae (also known as glowworms) hatch in spring. grow throuth summer and then overwinter in pupal chambers just below soil surface. Pupate the following spring with adults emerging early summer to late August.
Habitat Open woods and meadows.
Range East Coast to Texas, north to Manitoba.
Discussion Also known as Pennsylvania firefly, lightning bug, Pennsylvania lightning bug, and (in its larval state) glowworm. Eggs, larvae, and pupae luminous as well as adults


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The start of college is an exciting time full of new experiences and opportunities for freshmen. Before classes began Sept. 11, the members of the Class of 2017 were welcomed to the Princeton community in a number of ways. This video shows some of the events and activities offered to freshmen. Read more.
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CAROLINE TUCKER: Hi, I'm
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And I just moved into Whitman.
And today has been a great
day to meet all of the my
hallmates, and my RCA, and I'm
really excited to be here at
Princeton and for
the year ahead.
AVANEESH NARLA: The thing
I'm most enjoying about
orientation is the games.
We're having tons of ice
breakers and other games which
are making us all really close
and having tons of fun.
The thing I'm most excited about
Princeton is taking the
most interesting classes with
the most amazing professors.
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part of your Princeton
experience is going to be
something that you will
remember throughout
your time here.
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over the course of this
trip will be friendships that
last, not only throughout your
Princeton experience,
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throughout your lifetimes.
WALKER DAVIS: I decided to do
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like it would be a great chance
to meet new people.
And learn outdoor skills.
It would be a lot of fun.
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a chance to experience new
things again because coming
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didn't really have this.
I've done other sorts of
community service.
So this is a different
way of giving back.
And I thought it would be
cool to experience.
SOFIA CHARANIA: This is kind of
like an opportunity for me
to see what community service
organizations and
opportunities there are in
Princeton and in the
neighboring area.
TIFFANY RICHARDSON: I'm most
excited for meeting a whole
crop of diverse people compared
to my hometown and
see what they have to offer
here at Princeton.
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I'm looking most forward to at
Princeton is just the idea of
having a completely clean
slate and having an entirely new
experience to look forward
to, whether that involves
completely different subject
areas that I've never been
exposed to, completely new
friends, completely new
social experiences and
extracurricular experiences.
That's what I'm most
looking forward to.
CHRISTOPHER EISGRUBER: You
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News: Hotspot #2: the project Test-Autobuild
[125 news in archive]
Hotspot #2: the project Test-Autobuild
Item posted by Mathieu Roy <yeupou> on Fri Nov 5 19:13:10 2004.
On a regular basis, Gna! people pick and interview one vivid and mature project to highlight the software and personality that drive Libre Software community, similarly to SF.net project of the month -- yes, we assume the fact that we grab good ideas from others places.
The second hotspot is dedicated to the Test-Autobuild project.
Test-Autobuild Description:
Test-Autobuild check out pristine sources of a software from a version control repository, invoked a script to build the software and install
it in a virtual root. Snapshots of the virtual root are taken before
and after build to identify which files were installed. Snapshots of
any designated 'package' directories are also taken to identify any
RPM, Debian PKG, Tar, ZIP files which were built. Finally a set of
output modules are run to generate HTML status page, copy packages
and build logs to a Web / FTP server, send email notifications of
build status, create ISO images.
Test-Autobuild was registered on Gna! on March 2004 and is leaded by Daniel Berrange and Dennis Gregorovic.
An Interview with Daniel Berrange and Dennis Gregorovic:
| Gna!: Hello,
| Can you give a two line description of Test-Autobuild your grandma(s) could
| understand? What is the intended audience of Test-Autobuild?
Dan: Test-AutoBuild is a tool for automatically running build and test
processes, without need for user interaction. It checks code out of
version control, invokes the build & test processes on each project
and then creates status pages, send email alerts and uploads build
logs & packages to FTP/HTTP download sites.
The target audience for use of Test-AutoBuild is any project with more
than one developer working on the codebase, so pretty much any
non-trivial project! The value it brings to the development process
is to increase awareness of the state of the codebase. At any given
time you should be able to know with confidence that a code tree is
compiling and passing all available test cases. When a developer
checks in a piece of code that breaks the build, there is a direct
impact on the productivity of other team members. At the simplest
level they may be unable to compile their code after pulling down
updates from version control. More seriously, unexpected changes in
the runtime behavior of the program can result in many hours wasted
debugging time.
By automatically running the build processes continuously (24x7),
problems are detected and dealt with as soon as possible, minimizing
the disruption for developers. Even greater benefit is seen when unit
test cases are incorporated in the build cycle, and parallel
Test-AutoBuild instances are setup across different platforms
(GNU/Linux, Solaris, etc), since its not feasible to expect developers
to test their code submissions across all supported configurations.
Dennis: Test-AutoBuild can even be useful for a project with just one
developer. As Dan points out, with multiple Test-AutoBuild instances,
the developer can avoid the laborious task of building and testing the
project code across different platforms and configurations.
Additionally, with Test-AutoBuild you can set up "clean-room" where the
builds and test runs will performed consistently in a controlled
environment. This is often more reliable than using the same
environment where you do your development.
| Gna!: Do you propose/maintain a collection of recipes (in the Gentoo
| or uOS style) to "Test-Autobuild" some popular packages?
Dan: When creating the initial content for our GNA webpages (now
aliased from http://www.autobuild.org), I started on a tutorial illustrating
how to create control files for use with common build tools. So far
I've illustrated use of AutoMake/AutoConf in the C/C++ world,
ExtUtils::MakeMaker in the Perl world, and ANT in the Java world. Java
is in an interesting situation because while ANT is the de facto
standard low level build tool, there is yet to arrive any clear
favourite higher level language similar to AutoMake. Although Maven is
starting to become more widespread, there are a lot of projects which
don't want to be constrained by its particular view of how Java should
be built. Thus I think there is still a gap in the Java toolspace for
a flexible AutoMake style layer around ANT.
| Gna!: What is the difference with other popular unattended build packages,
| like eg. Tinderbox?
Dan: Tinderbox has a quite a different design to Test-AutoBuild, with
a client-server architecture. The client component performs the build
of a module and sends the results across to the server when complete.
Multiple clients can be setup to build the software across many
platforms passing results to a single server. As such its probably
more comparable to a combination of Test-AutoBuild with the Bicycle
aggregation service. The client component, however, does not have the
same level of functionality as Test-AutoBuild, with no direct support
for caching builds state of multiple related projects. My preference
is for separate pieces of infrastructure each performing a simple,
well defined task, since this makes it easier to integrate with
existing / legacy software without having to replace an entire system.
The most frequently quoted competitor to Test-AutoBuild is
CruiseControl. At an implementation level, the latter is written in
Java, while Test-AutoBuild is Perl - I'll leave it up to readers to
decide which is preferable ;-) Much of the build functionality is
very similar, both being able to checkout from a variety of source
control repositories, both can send email alerts, generate status
pages, make build logs available, etc. The differentiating factor is
that Test-AutoBuild has direct support for managing multiple projects
in a single build instance, while CruiseControl pushes this knowledge
down to the underlying build tool such as ANT. The advantage for
Test-AutoBuild here is that with this knowledge it can do intelligent
build caching of individual modules which haven't changed, provide
incremental alerts and status pages and grouped package downloads.
Other competitors include LuntBuild (luntbuild.sourceforge.net) and
AntHill or their proprietary version AntHill pro. I consider AntHill
Pro to be the biggest competitor in terms of functionality, but then
it is closed source and with the work we're currently doing the gap
will be much less significant. More detaileds comparisons against our
competitors are being gradually put up on ourwebsite.
| Gna!: Aren't you overlapping some distro packaging tools
| functionality (Eg. RedHat and Debian also use procedures to package
| from "pristine sources" and make automation easy; including chroots,
| installed files discovery, autodeps, etc)?
Dan: I consider Test-AutoBuild to be an important value-add on top of
the packaging tools used by the distributions such as Red Hat and
Debian. When building an RPM of their software, a developer still has
the manual task of checking the code out of version control, running
whatever scripts are need to create the source tar.gz distribution,
and then invoking rpmbuild. When building multiple related RPMs, it
quickly becomes a large burden on the developer to repeat these steps
over and over, not to mention the care required to ensure you are
building against the correct pre-requisite RPMs. When building RPMs
for an entire GNU/Linux distribution comprising many hundreds, or even
thousands of RPMs, automation on-top of the basic packaging tools is
absolutely essential. This is where a tool such as Test-AutoBuild
comes into its own. During day-to-day work, the developer only has to
concern themselves with writing code & checking it into version
control. A short while later, after the next build cycle has
completed, binary packages of their software will be uploaded to the
build status pages for anyone to access.
A fundamental rule in writing Test-AutoBuild is that we should not
make any assumptions about how a project's development process may
operate. So we have to be operate with any combination of programming
language, build tool, packaging format, source control repository
within a single Test-AutoBuild instance. So while RPM provides
functionality to detect installed files, we have to cater for projects
who do not use RPM or an equivalent. This is a particularly common
situation in Java projects most of which simply distribute JARs, or
development undertaken by companies for internal use only, for which a
custom deployment solution has been written. That said, one of the
ideas for enhancing Test-AutoBuild still further is to enable
automatic extraction build metadata when already defined in the
packaging tool files. For example, rather than have the administrator
list build dependencies in the Test-AutoBuild configuration file, it
could be determined from 'BuildRequires' in the RPM spec file.
| Gna!: Who are you? How many developers contribute to Test-Autobuild
| regularly?
| How the project is leaded?
Dan: I'm currently working for Red Hat, in London, where I'm a member
of the Global Professional Services team. Prior to that I was in their
Content Management team (CCM), as the technical lead on the APLAWS+
project. Naturally during the course of my work, I've introduced use
of Test-AutoBuild to nearly all the development teams I've been
involved with, since very few have any build automation processes.
At this point in time nearly all development is undertaken by Dennis
and myself. One of our prime motivations for setting up a public
presence on the GNA service was to solicit contributions and feedback
from developers in the Open Source community, as well as spread use of
Test-AutoBuild beyond Red Hat and our own projects. The leadership of
project development is very informal, we try and start off important
design changes with discussion via email (& to a less extent on
IRC). Dennis is doing much of the big work on the development branch,
while I'm doing low risk changes to the stable branch, along with
maintaining the website.
Dennis: I'm in Boston, also working for Red Hat, doing release
management for Red Hat Enterprise Linux. Previously, I was doing
release and build management in the CCM engineering group. I'm a
developer at heart and focus most of my energies on tools that are
SCM-related. I really enjoy doing Test-AutoBuild development because
as it gets better, my life gets easier.
| Gna!: When was started the project and why?
The first version, which was a single Perl script, was written by
Richard Jones (http://www.annexia.org) back in the year 2000 while we were
both working at BiblioTech Ltd (http://www.bibliotech.net). We had a large
team of up to 18 developers working on numerous projects for our online
community sites, so build and test automation was key to ensuring code
quality was maintained. Richard setup the control files to build the
project, run unit tests, and package it all in RPMs. On the
development servers, Rich had setup a related script that would
periodically grab the latest RPMs from the automated build website &
install them - a task typically performed by APT/YUM these days. So
not only was it providing us with a build, test and packaging system,
it enabled integration of related tools to lower administrative
overhead of keeping all the servers uptodate with the latest RPMs.
| Gna!: How things have gone for the project since then?
| What are your plans? How do you see the future of Test-Autobuild?
Dan: Test-AutoBuild has gone through several iterations since
Richard's original Perl script. When I left BiblioTech to work at
ArsDigita, I started the process of gradually refactoring the Perl
script to allow more general usage. The original version only dealt
with CVS and had a fixed set of tasks it ran at the end of each build
cycle. So I introduced module APIs for obtaining code checkouts from
source control repositories, and for performing post-build output
tasks, such as sending email alerts, generating HTML status pages,
copying packages and build logs to a web directory, etc. I introduced
use of this refactored version to the project I was working on at the
time & after a while our Engineering team decided it would be useful
for their needs too. In the meantime we were acquired by Red Hat, who
were more than happy for us to develop AutoBuild during course of our
day-to-day work. After working on Test-AutoBuild on & off for a couple
of years in Red Hat, we decided it was time to try and engage people
in community, hence our launch on GNA earlier this year.
The current work that's happening on the development branch of
Test-AutoBuild will be a very significant milestone, providing a
completely customizable build work-flow engine. The current stable
release will always perform the build cycle in three stages, first
checkout all the code from source control, then build each project,
then run the output modules to generate HTML pages, send alerts,
etc. With the new customizable work-flow engine it'll be possible to
customize this process in any way whatsoever. One example benefit is
that it will be possible to generate incremental HTML pages after each
project has been built, rather than only at the end of the complete
cycle. When building a large number of projects, this will reduce the
time between code check-in and build feedback still further. It will
also be possible synchronize multiple Test-AutoBuild instances, for
example, one would perform the basic build and unit tests. The second
instance, instead of checking out code from version control, could
download RPMs generated by the first RPM & perform integration tests
on them. This is taking Test-AutoBuild into the realm of being a
general purpose development process automation framework, rather than
being targeted puring to the build stage.
Another very interesting development is the work Red Hat are doing on
the Bicycle project. This is provides a aggregation service for
continuous integration tools such as Test-AutoBuild, CruiseControl and
BugZilla. Amongst other things it will display a historical view of
the build status. It will also be a valuable add-on for situations in
which multiple Test-AutoBuild instances are run against the same code,
but across different hardware architectures and OS platforms.
Dennis: Over the last few years we have seen an impressive growth in
the functionality, maturity, and number of open source version control
systems, such as Subversion and GNU Arch. I expect that in the next
few years we will see a similar growth in the area of open source
process automation tools, and Test-AutoBuild will be right there among
them. The items that Dan mentions for the future of Test-AutoBuild
are exiting, but I think they may just be the tip of the iceberg.
| Gna!: Which license did you choose for Test-Autobuild and why?
Dan: The original version of Richard's autobuild script was released
under the GNU GPL. Since I chose to incrementally refactor this
script, rather than re-write from scratch, the decision to cover
Test-AutoBuild under GNU GPL was made for me.
| Gna!: Can you mention some real world use cases of Test-Autobuild?
Dan: I have an instance of Test-AutoBuild setup to perform nightly
builds of all my random, open source projects, so anyone who may come
across one can always get the latest code I have. It is also a useful
sanity check in case I forget to check one or more files into CVS,
since I'll have an email alert reminding me the next morning.
Within the CCM group at Red Hat, our engineering team had an instance
of Test-AutoBuild building all the applications they maintained. Any
member of the services team, which is spread out across London, Munich
and Boston could easily obtain builds of the latest development branch
and all supported stable branches, without need to direct
communication with the engineers. We also have a nightly process
which pushed the latest builds out to the public ftp.redhat.com
server. Dennis has also been introducing use of Test-AutoBuild into
some of the development groups within Red Hat. I'm also in process of
setting up a continuous builder for a project I'm involved in which
has to build, test and integrate a mixture of Java, Perl and C++
Dennis: In addition to the Test-AutoBuild instances in the CCM group
that Dan mentions, we also had an instance for building documentation
and another for release builds. I point this out because it shows the
versatility of Test-AutoBuild. In the documentation instance, we
produced HTML, PDF, and Postscript output from SGML source; the HTML
output was packaged up, but it was also copied to a directory served
by Apache. This way, the latest CCM documentation was always
available online. The release build instance of Test-AutoBuild was on
a separate machine with limited access to ensure a consistent build
environment. This instance was also configured accordingly. For
example, it never used cached builds, and it would pull from Perforce
using a specific tag or changelist number, instead of just grabbing
the latest code.
| Gna!: Do you have any industrial or institutional support?
| If any, how so?
Dan: Both myself and Dennis are fortunate enough to be employed at Red
Hat who are more than happy for us to further develop Test-AutoBuild
and related tools such as Bicycle. Situations arising within Red Hat
have also provided motivation for developing new capabilities in the
Test-AutoBuild framework, adding support for Perforce source control
system, caching of builds to speed up cycles when no changes have been
made in source control.
| Gna!: Are you looking for contributions?
| If so, what kind of contributions could be of use to the project?
Dan: Our prime motivation for making Test-AutoBuild available on the
GNA project service was to try and encourage involvement of other open
source developers. We've got a fair few ideas floating around that we
so far haven't had time to work on, so we're open to offers from
anyone interested in writing some Perl. One significant development
task I'd like to see some work on at some point is a web based UI for
configuring and managing the builder instance. This would lower the
learning curve for users trying to setup a build instance for their
projects, as well as addressing the most significant feature gap to
the proprietary AntHill Pro tool. Such a configuration tool, wouldn't
even necessarily need to be written in Perl, or directly integrated
in the main codebase, rather it could evolve independently as a layer
on-top of the basic Test-AutoBuild code.
Dennis: The feature that I most look forward to is coordination
between separate Test-AutoBuild instances. For example, you could
have one instance just building and packaging the software, and other
instances grabbing those packages and testing them. Also, with the
archiving and generic work-flow work being done on the development
branch, the web UI is going to need improvements.
So, to answer your question, yes, we're looking for contributions and
help. :)
| Gna!: What tools do you use when working on Test-Autobuild? Why?
Dan: It goes without saying that we have an instance of Test-AutoBuild
building itself (demo.autobuild.org). Personally I don't find a
need for fancy integrated development environments such as Eclipse,
so do nearly all my work in Emacs, or very rarely Vi.
Dennis: Emacs, and occasionally the Perl profiler and debugger
| Gna!: Why did you choose Gna! as host?
Dan: I took a look at most of the open source hosting services available, and
really liked the speed of the GNA website, and the clarity of its layout.
I also think its important not to concentrate too many projects with a
single service, since its creates a large single point of failure. That
pretty much ruled out SourceForge. At the time I was looking the GNU
Savannah site was also still not accepting new project registrations.
| Gna!: Anything else?
Dan: Something I observe time and again when getting involved in new
projects is the lack of good quality development infrastructure.
Build and test automation, just one small part of the solution, is
typically missing altogether. The need for a good version control
system goes without saying & the open source community is spoiled for
choice with the de facto standard of CVS, and now the advanced
capabilities offered by Subversion and GNU Arch. In contrast in the
closed source world, companies are still paying large sums of money
for vastly inferior & unreliable tools, which are killing productivity
of their developers. The tools used for performing formal builds also
play an important role. While many developers will find an IDE great
for day-to-day development work, they should not be used at the
expense of a solid build tool like Make or ANT. There is no way an IDE
can match these when it comes to providing 100% reliable and
repeatable release builds.
| Gna!: Are there links of interest that should come along this
Our website is the first port of call, http://www.autobuild.org. Since we're
written in Perl, the formal releases are all uploaded to CPAN, which
generates HTML API documentation, so for interested developers this is
worth a visit (http://search.cpan.org/~danberr/Test-AutoBuild-1.0.2/)
Also worth keeping an eye on in the future is Bicycle, which although
still in an alpha phase of development, is very functional.
Dennis: Dan mentioned the Bicycle project several times. It also came
out of the CCM group at Red Hat at can be found at the Gna! site.
It's a bit young, but well designed and full of potential.
Finally, for those who like to communicate over IRC, I can usually be
found in #autobuild on the Freenode network.
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Screenshots and more (posted by loic, Wed Nov 10 10:06:09 2004)
Are there screenshots of your software in action ?
More seriously, I'd be extremely interested to run it against poker3d (gna.org/projects/poker3d). The first thing I need to give it a try is a pre-packaged version for Debian GNU/Linux.
The reason for this is that most software providing this kind of service almost work. They work most of the time but they will occasionally fail and when this happens they use most (if not more) of the time they pretended to buy you. An example of this misbehaviour is apt-proxy. An example of software without this flaw is ccache.
Therefore, when I find an attractive software like yours, I need to give it a try in the simplest useful case, let it run for a few weeks and see if it works flawlessly. If it does not I need to discard it and give it a try six month later in the hope it matured a bit. The idea is that if an infrastructure software is not able to work flawlessly in the simplest useful case, there is very little chance that it works better in a more complex case.
I hope you understand the rationale of my request. Thanks a lot for undertanking this project and let me (us ;-) know when a straitforward package is ready to demonstrate it.
|Screenshots and more
|Wed Nov 10 10:06:09 2004
|RE: Screenshots and more
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28 ounces chicken stock
1 tablespoon vegetable oil
1/2 onion, finely chopped
1 cup arborio rice
1 cup white wine
Large pinch of saffron
1 tablespoon butter
1/4 cup grated Parmigiano-Reggiano, plus shavings for garnish (optional)
Bring stock to a low simmer in a medium pot. Heat oil in a medium saucepan over medium heat for 1 minute. Cook onion until translucent, about 3 minutes. Add rice and a pinch of salt. Sauté until rice is translucent, 1 to 2 minutes. Add wine and saffron; bring to a simmer, stirring, until rice has absorbed most of wine. Add 2 ladles of stock to rice; simmer, stirring, until rice has absorbed most of stock. Continue adding stock, allowing rice to absorb it before adding the next ladleful. Cook until rice is al dente and mixture is a little loose. Stir in butter. Turn off heat. Stir in grated cheese. Cover and let sit 2 minutes. Divide among 4 bowls. Garnish each with cheese shavings, if desired.


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The more succulent the berries, the better. The cake layers absorb the juices, which is why this cake must be assembled at least 8 hours before serving.
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Recipe for cake part is flawed. Tried it four times and wasted a fortune in ingredients. Finally, after reading reviews, followed a recipe from Cooks Ilustrated for sponge cake and have made it many times with great success. Would not make it according to this recipe.
A delicious and elegant cake but not for the novice baker. I read the reviews, made it and failed, threw it out and immediately tried again using a different method (from Cook's Illustrated) with success. I too, had a lovely light batter the first go-round that was deflated by the butter. For the second attempt, I separated the eggs, then beat the yolks with most of the sugar to ribbons. I then beat the whites to stiff but not dry peaks with the rest of the sugar. I added the vanilla to the melted butter. I folded the whites into the yolks; then sprinkled the flour mixture on and folded, then took a cup of batter out and folded into the butter. I then made a pocket to the side of the big bowl of batter, poured in the butter mixture, and folded gently. The cakes turned out perfectly.
I read the reviews while my cake was in the oven, and I got totally nervous. Happily, I didn't read them before because I MAY have decided to forego this INCREDIBLE cake. Maybe people want their teeth to rot from sugar or maybe they didn't learn simple techniques like folding into poofy eggs, but this cake was EXACTLY what I was looking for. It held its texture and shape when slathered with juicy strawberries and it was delicious. My guests raved about my cake-baking skills, and all I can say is that it was the best cake I've made in my life.
TOTALLLLLLY true re: the "cake" part. What a waste of 9 eggs. Lovely custard, icing & strawbs. terrible cake! mine turned out like a little puck, no life, no height, dense as anything. Eeeyou! Threw it out. Got a box. Saved the delicious custard, icing & strawbs. Wished I'd read reviews first. yes, epicurious, take. it. down!
I made this cake last week with the overabundance of strawberries and lemons this time of the year. It was fabulous! The recipe assumes that one knows how to make a genoise-type sponge cake. So, the folding technique is really important to ensure proper mixing of all the ingredients without overly deflating the fluffiness of the egg mixture. The only change that I would make to this recipe is to ensure that one also brushes the final cake layer with the strawberry juice. Otherwise, the top layer will be dry and stiff because of the type of cake used. Otherwise, a delicious cake.
I really didn't want to rate this cake with one fork because I didn't want to give it any forks, I made this cake last week, what a disaster. I followed the recipe. I think the problem came in with the folding of the flour into the eggs. Every time I folded the flour into the egg there was flour still there. When I got all the flour into the egg mixture there was still flour, I couldn't get rid of the flour. When the cake came out of the oven I trashed it, what a waste of 9 eggs. The cake was uneatable. I should have read all the reviews first.
This got rave reviews when I made it for a friend's birthday. I read the reviews and used a very reliable yellow cake recipe instead of this one. And, since I made it in January, I used frozen strawberries instead of fresh. I can't wait to try it in the summer when we can get fresh local berries! I searched in vain for 3 days for whipped cream stabilizer and ended up using 1 1/2 tsp gelatin dissolved in 2 tbsp water to stabilize the frosting.
Read all the reviews and bought a box cake. Added the zest of 1 lemon to the cream and used a stabilizer for the whipped cream topping
Great cake, read other reviews and bought a box cake. Also added the lemon zest from 1 lemon to the cream. And added a package of stabilizer to the whipped cream.
I have had mixed luck with this recipe but it has always been a huge hit when I make it. I found the tips to warm the eggs and sugar and to incorporate some batter into the butter mixture before folding really helpful. Also be sure you whip the eggs for 9-10 minutes until they are pale yellow to make sure there is enough air in the batter.


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Scholars, politicians and policymakers from the United States and Latin America will convene for a conference on "Globalization and the Rise of the Left in Latin America" Thursday through Saturday, Dec. 6-8, in 16 Robertson Hall.
Conference participants will examine the identity, origin and future of left-wing power in Latin America, focusing on its implications for economic freedom and democratic institutions. Speakers will include Arturo Cruz, Nicaragua's ambassador to the United States; Ricardo López Murphy, Argentina's former defense and economic minister; Paulo Paiva, Brazil's former labor minister; and Sergio Ramírez, Nicaragua's former vice president.
The conference is sponsored by the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs and the Witherspoon Institute. Sessions are scheduled for 4:30 p.m. Dec. 6; 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Dec. 7; and 9 to 11 a.m. Dec. 8.
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Chapter 12: Rational Equations and Functions
The final chapter of this text introduces the concept of rational functions; that is, equations in which the variable appears in the denominator of a fraction. A common rational function is the inverse variation model, similar to the direct variation model you studied in a Concept in chapter 4. We finish the chapter with solving rational equations and using graphical representations to display data.
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This chapter begins by talking about inverse variation models, the graphs of rational functions, and the division of polynomials. It then moves on to discuss rational expressions in detail, including the multiplication, division, addition, and subtraction of rational expressions. Next, instruction is given on solving rational equations by using proportions and by clearing denominators. Finally, surveys and samples in statistics are highlighted.
Rational Equations and Functions; Statistics Review
Define the following terms used in this chapter.
- Inverse variation
- Asymptotes
- Hyperbola
- Points of discontinuity
- Least common multiple
- Random sampling
- Stratified sampling
- Biased
- Cherry picking
- What quadrants are the branches of a hyperbola located if ?
Are the following examples of direct variation or inverse variation?
- The number of slices people get from sharing one pizza
- The thickness of a phone book given telephone numbers
- The amount of coffee people receive from a single pot
- The total cost of pears given that nectarines cost $0.99 per pound
For each variation equation:
- Translate the sentence into an inverse variation equation.
- Find , the constant of variation.
- Find the unknown value.
- varies inversely as . When . Find when .
- is inversely proportional to the square root of . When . Find when .
- Habitat for Humanity uses volunteers to build houses. The number of days it takes to build a house varies inversely as the number of volunteers. It takes eight days to build a house with twenty volunteers. How many days will it take sixteen volunteers to complete the same job?
- The Law of the Fulcrum states the distance you sit to balance a seesaw varies inversely as your weight. If Gary weighs 20.43 kg and sits 1.8 meters from the fulcrum, how far would Shelley sit, assuming she weighs 36.32 kilograms?
For each function:
- Graph it on a Cartesian plane.
- State its domain and range.
- Determine any horizontal and/or vertical asymptotes the function may have.
Perform the indicated operation.
Solve each equation.
- It takes Jayden seven hours to paint a room. Andie can do it in five hours. How long will it take to paint the room if Jayden and Andie work together?
- Kiefer can mow the lawn in 4.5 hours. Brad can do it in two hours. How long will it take if they worked together?
- Melissa can mop the floor in 1.75 hours. With Brad's help, it took only 50 minutes. How long would it take Brad to mop it alone?
- Working together, it took Frankie and Ricky eight hours to frame a room. It would take Frankie fifteen hours doing it alone. How long would it take Ricky to do it alone?
- A parallel circuit has and . Find .
- A parallel circuit has and . Find .
- A series circuit has and . Find .
- A series circuit has and . Find .
- Write the formula for the total resistance for a parallel circuit with three individual resistors.
- What would be the bias in this situation? To determine the popularity of a new snack chip, a survey is conducted by asking 75 people walking down the chip aisle in a supermarket which chip they prefer.
- Describe the steps necessary to design and conduct a survey.
- You need to survey potential voters for an upcoming school board election. Design a survey with at least three questions you could ask. How will you plan to conduct the survey?
- What is a stratified sample? Name one case where a stratified sample would be more beneficial.
Rational Equations and Functions; Statistics Test
- True or false? A horizontal asymptote has the equation and represents where the denominator of the rational function is equal to zero.
- A group of SADD members wants to find out about teenage drinking. The members conduct face-to-face interviews, wearing their SADD club shirts. What is a potential bias? How can this be modified to provide accurate results?
- Name the four types of ways questions can be biased.
- Which is the best way to show data comparing two categories?
- Consider . State its domain, range, asymptotes, and the locations of its branches.
- varies inversly as . When . Find when
- Name two types of visual displays that could be used with a frequency distribution.
- Tyler conducted a survey asking the number of pets his classmates owned and received the following results: 0, 2, 1, 4, 3, 2, 1, 0, 0, 0, 0, 1, 4, 3, 2, 3, 4, 3, 2, 1, 1, 1, 5, 7, 0, 1, 2, 3, 2, 1, 4, 3, 2, 1, 1, 0
- Display this data with a frequency distribution chart.
- Use it to make a histogram.
- Find its five-number summary.
- Draw a box-and-whisker plot.
- Make at least two conclusions regarding Tyler's survey.
- Find the excluded values, the domain, the range, and the asymptotes of:
Perform the indicated operation.
- Working together, Ashton and Matt can tile a floor in 25 minutes. Working alone, it would take Ashton two hours. How long would it take Matt to tile the floor alone?
- Bethany can paint the deck in twelve hours. Melissa can paint the deck in five hours. How long would it take the girls to paint the deck, working together?
- A parallel circuit has and . Find .
- A series circuit has and . Find .
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Interview: Meshuggah Discuss Their New Album, 'Koloss'
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The huge, surreal supermoon is beaming brightly over the House of Blues, which at this hour has reached full capacity. Decapitated and Baroness have each concluded their sets, which, while powerful in their own right, have only served to whet the audience's appetite for something even heavier. The alcohol is flowing and every possible vantage point of the stage is packed with L.A.'s metal-loving finest, who are periodically breaking into chants: "Mesh. Ugg. Ah! Mesh. Ugg. Ah!"
Upstairs, the band has retreated to its dressing room for a moment of privacy to prepare for the impending onslaught. Mårten and Fredrik emerge first, with Ibanez eight-strings in hand, to pose for some last-minute setups with our photographer. We all walk down the back stairs and position ourselves on the side of the stage. While our photographer grabs a few final shots, the rest of the band arrives. Kidman runs through final vocal warm-ups, which consist of a mix of slow growls and quick "Hey! Hey! Hey!" shouts. Haake stands with sticks in hand, loosening his wrists in circular motions and a few air-drumming runs. Lövgren pounds away on his bass along with Meshuggah's opening music, which is, inexplicably, Rod Stewart's disco hit "Da Ya Think I'm Sexy."
As the lights dim and Stewart's endless jam fades away, we part ways with the band and hustle out a side stage door just as Meshuggah take their positions onstage and start crunching out the slow chords to the instrumental "Obsidian," from 2006's Nothing. The crowd is on its feet as the band ratchets up the tension before launching into a crushing rendition of "Demiurge." As the lights switch from bright white to blood red, Kidman unleashes his growled lyrics "Writhing and embraced!" The crowd lurches forward and fragments into wild and flailing pits.
The band is scarily tight and appears larger-than-life under the bombastic, dynamic light show. As we push closer toward the stage, we take a quick survey of the audience. Not one person is sitting down, including Tool's drummer Danny Carey, who is leaning over the center-stage balcony, pounding his fist into the air and headbanging with a huge grin on his face. Between the colossal musical force coming from the stage and the feverish energy of the crowd, a synchronization begins to take place, which brings to mind something Thordendal said in passing earlier today.
"Everything has been a big experiment," he said. "I don't even know where it comes from, but it's all out there. You just build riff after riff. And then you begin to see exactly what's happening, and then you start to see the big picture, which is what you were looking for in the first place."
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Anybody want to share their CT experiences this year? When I called in my tag on May 7, the tag numbers had gotten up to around 1250. I was fortunate to bag two gobblers this year on private land in Litchfield County. My sense is that we were seeing more gobblers this year than in previous years. I've heard from other hunters in my area and downstate (public) that the hunting was challenging this year, with the birds particularly closed-mouthed.
This is from the State's website:
"This year (2012) will mark the 32nd consecutive year that sportsmen have hunted turkeys in Connecticut. The statewide turkey population is estimated between 35,000-38,000 birds. Healthy and numerous wild turkey populations exist throughout the majority of Connecticut's woodlands. Last spring, 8,505 hunters took 1,424 bearded turkeys."
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A panel discussion titled "The Promise of Abbott v. Burke" on the landmark New Jersey Supreme Court case regarding state funding equity is scheduled for 4:30 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 4, in 16 Robertson Hall. The discussion is being held in conjunction with the art exhibit "The Achievement Gap - A Look at the Abbott Districts" by photographer Randall Hagadorn on display in the Bernstein Gallery. A reception will immediately follow the discussion.


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I just worry about how enthusiastic the team is for playing Oklahoma in the Sugar Bowl. It could be another Sugar Bowl like Utah where the team is completely disinterested.
Make no mistake, Alabama knows they're the best team in the country and should be playing for the national championship. It's going to be hard to get 'em up for Oklahoma in what is for all intents and purposes a meaningless game.
Turns out, far too much has been written about great men and not nearly enough about morons. Doesn't seem right.
Duke made it to an ACC title game before Miami could. That's all that needs to be said about an irrelevant program and all 40 of their fans that show up for the games.
Crap...This football season has been crappy...just crappy.
Got to give OK..props,they kicked our a**.
I figured we'd be lucky to get by LSU....said it back earlier in the season. I believed that would be the game where a team actually had the talent to capitalize on our weaknesses. VT exposed the weaknesses in week 1... they just didn't have the talent to take advantage of them. Auburn and Oklahoma did.
I've said it previously in this thread... I've never seen a group of CB's this bad at Alabama. Secondly, we have no pass rusher. Third, our offensive line just never reached the level of dominance. Kouandjio was exposed mightily against Auburn (Carl Lawson) and last night against Oklahoma. He can't handle speed rushers.
Saban and Kirby Smart have to figure out how to defend the HUNH. Until they do, teams are going to keep throwing it at 'em. Saban runs a very complex defense, sometimes too complex. These HUNH offenses take advantage of it.
Our defense relies on "packages". We have players on defense that are for certain roles in certain packages. The tempo of these HUNH offenses affects our ability to substitute for all these "specialty" packages.
Also, it's a defense that relies heavily on checks at the LOS. This call comes in from the sidelines (Smart) after the offense has lined up, and is relayed in to C.J. Mosley and the safety quarterbacking the secondary. This was Sunseri, and losing him for the season killed our defenses ability to communicate effectively. We need less "specialty" packages, and start recruiting more players in the front 7 that are versatile enough to stay on the field without having to be substituted out.
The rules are slanted towards favoring these HUNH offenses. It's not fair, but it's the way football is trending. It's not going away. Saban can't stop it by complaining about it.... the only way he's going to stop it is by taking a long look in the mirror and re-evaluating what's at the core of his defensive philosophy. He'll have to adapt. The great one's always do.
I tip my cap to the Sooners. They flat out kicked our ass.
Yeah he did. Inexplicably, Nuss refused to keep going with what was working. He stopped handing the ball to the best player in the stadium that had literally struck fear into the Sooner defenders. Our OC suddenly became the best coach Oklahoma had. I think he needs to go, and I think Cristobal needs to go. He's a terrible offensive line coach.


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Rich in suspense and brimming with adventure, the New York Times-bestselling Underland Chronicles unfold the fate of the Underland and the great warrior, Gregor. Suzanne Collins is also the author of the bestselling Hunger Games trilogy.
In the fourth volume of the critically acclaimed Underland Chronicles, Gregor is drawn ever deeper into a brewing crisis. For generations, rats have run the mice–or "nibblers"–out of whatever lands they've claimed, keeping them constantly on the move. But now the mice are disappearing, and the young queen Luxa, who credits them with saving her life, is determined to ?nd out why.
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UTSA employees can take time off to vote
By David Diaz
Associate Director of Employee Relations, Problem Solving and Conflict Resolution
(Feb. 18, 2008)--The 2008 Primary Election is just around the corner and UTSA employees should take advantage of early, extended-hour voting opportunities to avoid long lines on Election Day, Tuesday, March 4. Early voting runs Tuesday, Feb. 19 through Friday, Feb. 29.
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When it is not possible for an employee to vote before or after normal working hours, supervisors may grant employees a reasonable period of time off for voting during business hours. Employees should be currently registered voters in order to qualify for the time off.
Time off for voting should be requested in advance and approved by the supervisor. Employees granted time off should record this time as "O -- Other" on their time sheets. No reduction in vacation allowance or salary will be made for the time taken to vote as long as supervisory approval is obtained.
Leave administrators with questions about how to document this time in the Define information system should contact Rose Cabello at (210) 458-6647.
For information on early voting, locations, hours and voting districts, visit the Bexar County Elections Department Web site.
For more information, contact UTSA Employee Relations at (210) 458-7891.