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Mylyn/Contributor Reference
See also: helpwanted bugs, discussion bugs, eclipse dev, ViewVC, ViewVC for Mylyn Web
- 1 Project Structure
- 2 Getting Started
- 3 Workspace
- 4 Contributors
- 5 Committers
- 6 Sandbox
- 7 Tips and Tricks
Project Structure
The Mylyn project is structured into the following update sites and distributions. Mylyn extensions are split into two different categories. Connectors extend Mylyn to different task management systems. Bridges focus the artifacts that you work with when you activate a task.
Please see Mylyn/Charter for the top-level project charter.
The main Mylyn update site features are mature components that are supported by the Mylyn project committers and distributed as part of the Eclipse Downloads.
- Task List: provides the Task List view and other task management features.
- Focused UI: provides the ability to focus the Eclipse UI on the task-at-hand
- Connector: Bugzilla: trask repository integration for the Bugzilla bug tracker
- Connector: Trac: task repository integration for Trac
- Bridge: Eclipse IDE: focus for IDE features such as the navigator and marker views
- Bridge: C/C++ Development: focus for CDT views and editors
- Bridge: Java Development: focus for the Package Explorer and Java editor
- Bridge: Plug-in Development: focus for PDE artifacts
- Bridge: Team Support: automatic change set management
- WikiText: parsing and display of lightweight markup
Incubator components vary in maturity level and are supported by the component leads.
- UI Usage Reporting: mature component for viewing Eclipse usage statistics
- UI Experiements: user interface tweaks, not recommended for daily use
- Connector: Web Templates: mature component with templates for connecting to web-based issue trackers, advanced user interface
Getting Started
The Mylyn project places a very high value on community contributions. This document is intended to help those interested contribute to Mylyn. It communicates our conventions and discusses ways to get your contributions prioritized.
Individual Contributors
A significant portion of Mylyn contributions have been made by individuals wanting to make the tool or framework work better for them. There are several ways that individuals can get involved with the project:
- Mentoring: if you are an experienced user, you can support newcommers by providing feedback using the community channels
- Casual contribution: we have a large number of very valuable casual contributors who provide patches for their pet bugs, or enhancements that either they would find valuable or that they want to share with others. If you are interested but don't know where to start look first through the short list of bugday bugs, and then through the longer helpwanted list.
- bugday bugs: a short list of highly relevant bugs for getting started
- helpwanted bugs: a longer list of all bugs targeted at community contributions
- Working towards commit rights: The Eclipse and Mylyn development processes make it easy to make regular contributions without requiring commit rights, but frequent contributors may be interested in earning commit rights. Commit rights come with a significant overhead of user support as well as the need to follow the project's priorities for contributions. They require you to participate in the planning and of the project, and allow you influence the direction of the tool and framework. If you are interested in becoming a committer we recommend letting one of the existing committers know so that they can mentor you and help build a trust relationship. It can also help to identify a separable component of the project that you are interested in taking responsibility for, since Mylyn commit rights are assigned per-component.
- Committer Due Diligence Guidelines
- Mylyn Developer Mailing List
- Mylyn Meetings are held on a weekly conference call and open to all
Integrators and Vendors
Those building both closed and open source tools on top of Mylyn may be interested in evolving the Mylyn APIs to ensure that that the framework meets their needs. We welcome such contributions just as we welcome individuals making improvements to the tool, since they help make Mylyn a better framework for all. The Individual Contributor points above apply to integrators and vendors interested in contributing or earning commit rights. In addition, the following tips may be of interest:
- List your extension on the Mylyn Extensions page. This will help the Mylyn community become aware of the extension.
- If interested in exploring Mylyn integration, consider dialing into the our weekly call and adding an agenda item on the Mylyn Meetings page.
- Vendors are welcome, so make yourself known. We recommend using your company name for Bugzilla email addresses. If you have a product built on Mylyn and need a bug fixed, we recommend voting for it with that email address. The Mylyn project prioritizes bugs according to how much overall benefit they will have to users, and as such commercial integrations are an important part of that prioritization. If the bug does not fit with the project's priorities we will encourage you to provide a patch.
- Consider making a bug titled "support integration with <your tool>". We use these bugs for discussing integration issues particular to a specific tool or technology and leave them open for ongoing API or UI discussion needs.
- Eclipse Code Conventions
- Eclipse User Interface Guidelines
- Documentation Style Guidelines
- Eating your own dog food (Wikipedia)
The recommended way to work with Mylyn sources is by checking them out of CVS. Doing this makes it easy to try the latest changes and work with patches and ensures that you can easily browse the source code and documenation using Eclipse's facilities and avoids compilation problems such as PDE bug 157375.
Install Eclipse and get it configured for developing Java 5 applications.
- Unless targeting a particular Eclipse release, download the latest Eclipse milestone release.
- Associate J2SE-1.5 with your installed JRE via the Window -> Preferences -> Java -> Installed JREs -> Execution Environments. Note that to get rid of JRE association warnings you may need to download older JREs, e.g. from: http://java.sun.com/products/archive/
If you get an error similar to Access restriction: The type MimeHeader is not accessible due to restriction on required library /usr/lib/jvm/java-6-sun-1.6.0.07/jre/lib/rt.jar either upgrade to Eclipse 3.5M4 or later. Alternatively associate J2SE-1.5 with a version of Java 1.5 (do not use a later version) as described above.
The Mylyn CVS repository contains the following branches. Each can be checked via saving the linked
.psf file locally, and then using File -> Import -> Team Project Set. Use username "anonymous" and an empty password. If you are only interested in parts of Mylyn, the additional projects can be deleted after the import. After the checkout you should have no errors or warnings from the Mylyn projects.
Note: these project sets specify anonymous
pserver access. If that does not work for you see the CVS Howto.
Release Tags: Each release is tagged with
R_. For example, Mylyn 2.2.0 for Eclipse 3.4 is tagged as
R_2_2_0 and the branched Eclipse 3.3 plug-ins are tagged
Active branches:
- Mylyn Commons, Mylyn Context, Mylyn Tasks, Mylyn Versions, Mylyn Incubator:
- Mylyn Builds:
masterBuilds 0.x stream for Eclipse 3.5, 3.6, 3.7 GIT
- Mylyn Reviews:
masterReviews 0.x stream for Eclipse 3.5, 3.6, 3.7 GIT
- Mylyn Docs:
masterDocs 1.x stream for Eclipse 3.5, 3.6, 3.7 GIT
Also see policy for supported Eclipse versions. Branched projects, if any, are updated with each release.
Maintenance branches:
e_3_6_m_3_4_xMylyn 3.4.x stream for Eclipse 3.6
e_3_5_m_3_4_xMylyn 3.4.x stream for Eclipse 3.5
e_3_4_m_3_4_xMylyn 3.4.x stream for Eclipse 3.4
End-of-life branches:
e_3_6_m_3_3_xMylyn 3.3.x stream for Eclipse 3.6
e_3_5_m_3_3_xMylyn 3.3.x stream for Eclipse 3.5
e_3_4_m_3_3_xMylyn 3.3.x stream for Eclipse 3.4
e_3_5_m_3_2_xMylyn 3.2.x stream for Eclipse 3.5
e_3_4_m_3_2_xMylyn 3.2.x stream for Eclipse 3.4
e_3_3_m_3_2_xMylyn 3.2.x stream for Eclipse 3.3
e_3_4_m_3_1_xMylyn 3.1.x stream for Eclipse 3.4
e_3_3_m_3_1_xMylyn 3.1.x stream for Eclipse 3.3
e_3_4_m_3_0_xMylyn 3.0.x stream for Eclipse 3.4
e_3_3_m_3_0_xMylyn 3.0.x stream for Eclipse 3.3
e_3_4_m_2_xMylyn 2.x stream for Eclipse 3.4
e_3_3_m_2_xMylyn 2.x stream for Eclipse 3.3
e_3_2_m_2_0Mylyn 2.0 stream for Eclipse 3.2
e_3_3_m_1_0Mylyn 1.0 stream for Eclipse 3.3M4
e_3_2_m_1_0Mylyn 1.0 stream for Eclipse 3.2
e_3_1Mylyn 0.6 for Eclipse 3.1
- Web site for updating eclipse.org/mylyn PSF File
:pserver:dev.eclipse.org:/cvsroot/toolscan be used for manual checkout
Target Environment
Mylyn depends on a number of libraries from other Eclipse projects. The
org.eclipse.mylyn.releng project provides target environment definitions that specify all required dependencies. After following the steps under Checkout go to Window > Preferences and open the Target Platform page. Select one of the mylyn target definitions depending on the Eclipse platform you are developing against.
API Baseline
An API baseline for the latest releases is available from the download archive. Follow these instructions to configure the API baseline in your workspace:
- Extract a version of Eclipse Classic (SDK) to a directory that matches the version of your current target platform
- Extract the Mylyn API baseline zip archive to the eclipse/plugins directory from the extraced SDK
- Add the baseline under Windows > Preferences > Plug-in Development > API Baselines pointing to the eclipse/plugins directory from the extracted SDK
JUnit tests
Each component has it's own All<Component>Tests suite. If not familiar with running PDE JUnit tests, refer to the Eclipse Documentation.
- Add a credentials.properties file to org.eclipse.mylyn.context.tests and put the following into it:
user: <user> pass: <pass>
- For <user> use "tests<at sign>mylyn.eclipse.org". For <pass> use "<project's name lowercase>test". If you have any trouble making this work email firstname.lastname@example.com.
- Add the following to the test configuration under Arguments -> VM Arguments: -enableassertions -Xmx384M
Test suites in org.eclipse.mylyn.tests:
AllTests: all automatic tests, should always pass, run as a JUnit Plug-in Test
AllHeadlessStandaloneTests: do not require workbench, can run as JUnit Test, subset of
AllConnectorTests: all automatic tests for repository connectors, requires network access
Test suites in org.eclipse.mylyn.tests.ui:
AllUiTests: all automatic SWTbot-based UI tests
Test suites in org.eclipse.mylyn.tests.performance:
AllPerformanceTests: all performance tests
Manual tests
The manual tests can be found on the Mylyn Testing page.
- Component owners are responsible for maintaining their respective manual tests and ensuring they are covered two days prior to release.
Trac Connector
- A Trac test repository that offers anonymous access through XML-RPC is available at http://mylyn.eclipse.org/tractest. Feel free to create or modify any tickets.
Self-hosting, also known as working bootstrapped (i.e. self-hosted) makes eating your own dog food easier and avoids having to update to dev builds.
The following is an example of how to set up a bootstrap workspace, using Eclipse 3.3 on Windows and a C:/Dev workspace directory as an example.
- Create a new directory for your build workspace, e.g.: C:/Dev/build-e3.3
- Launch Eclipse with this workspace, e.g.: C:\Apps\eclipse-3.3\eclipse.exe -data C:\Dev\build-3.3
- Check out Mylyn from CVS into this workspace, see #Setup
- Create a new Launch Configuration:
- SelectRun -> Run... -> create a new Eclipse Application.
- Call the application Mylyn Bootstrap.
- On the Main tab, set the Location
- You can use the existing workspace that you used Mylyn with previously
- You can create a new workspace (e.g. C:/Dev/bootstrap)
- Launching with this launch configuration will give you a second workbench with Mylyn. This workbench will be created based on the target platform (the workbench you're launching from) and the plugins in C:/Dev/build-3.3.
- Do your development in the runtime workspace (C:/Dev/workspace).
- Whenever your changes make it into HEAD that you would like to use, close your runtime workspace (C:/Dev/workspace), update from CVS in the build workspace (C:/Dev/build-3.3), and then re-launch your runtime workspace.
- The launching workspace will typically consume very little memory.
- Working in bootstrap mode means you have the source code checked out at least twice, once to bootstrap Mylyn, and once to actually develop.
- You must have two distinct workspaces, you can't bootstrap into the same workspace as you launch from.
- It is possible to run in debug mode so that the changes apply to the workspace immediately after synch, but this can cause problems with the running workspace if classes change or go missing. This is because the hot-swap virtual machine can only change method bodies, not class definitions.
All contributions to Mylyn need to be made using Mylyn since it links source changes to tasks and contexts, making open development and collaboration easier. Using Mylyn ensures that:
- All Bugzilla reports have a corresponding task context, making them easy to reopen or pick up by you and by others.
- All commits correspond to a single Bugzilla report, making it easy to navigate from changes to bugs.
Getting Started
- Use Bugzilla for all of your communication. This helps committers track the contribution.
- Before setting out to contribute to a bug report, post on the bug report describing your intention. This helps committers guide the contribution and avoids problems with patches going stale due to related work being done concurrently.
- For contribution ideas see the list of helpwanted bugs to find one that interests you, file a new bug of your own, or email mylyn-dev for ideas.
Following these steps will help get your patches applied more quickly.
- Before implementing the functionality post a brief proposal of the implementation and UI changes/additions and get a committer's feedback. The committer should be either the component owner or your mentor.
- Post a patch to the core functionality with reasonable unit test coverage (see below). Thorough unit test coverage is typically required if API methods are affected.
- After that's applied iterate on the UI proposal if needed and the post the patch to the UI.
- Note that the smaller you make patches and the more focused they are on individual and well-tested units of functionality the more quickly they will get applied.
We use votes in order to track the general interest in a particular bug. Bugs with more votes are more likely to get fixed. However, we also have numerous "[connector]" bugs that are open, but out of the scope of the project. We encourage all in the community to vote for bugs, since it helps contributors prioritize work. If you notice a vote from a committer on a bug, the likely reason is that they would like to see the fix as well, even though the current priorities may mean that it is not planned for the near future (e.g. a UI enhancement while API is being prioritized).
In order to make your patch get applied as quick as possible, we recommend the following workflow:
- Comment on the corresponding bug, asking whether a committer or another contributor has any suggestions for the implementation approach.
- Propose a design, mentioning the key use cases, implementation, tests coverage, and UI changes or additions (if applicable).
- After a committer iterates with you on the design, prefix the summary of the bug report with "[patch]", and wait for review.
- Note that the review process might involve iterating on the patch, especially if there are UI changes or additions involved.
- Each patch should correspond to a single bug report, and a single patch should be made for each set of changes to be reviewed.
- A task context should be attached to each patch to make applying and evolving it easier.
- With few exceptions patches should be accompanied by a JUnit test, and in general unit tests are one of the most valuable and long-lived contributions. If you are having trouble writing a test (e.g. trickiness verifying what happens in the UI) comment on the corresponding bug report so that we can point you at similar test cases or consider extending the test harness if needed.
- Minimize the amount of changes to existing code to make review easier.
- Synchronize often to ensure you have the latest code. Once you start modifying resources, put the Synchronize view in Outgoing mode and press the Change Set button so that the changes are tracked per task.
- Before creating a new JUnit test class class check the components test suite for similar test cases (e.g. AllTasklistTests).
- Set the formatter by importing org.eclipse.mylyn/mylyn-settings-formatter.xml from the org.eclipse.mylyn project into Window -> Preferences -> Java -> Code Style -> Formatter. Format code using Eclipse's formatter (Ctrl+Shift+F) and ensure that no have been added.
- Add an @author tag to each class that you create or make significant modification to, placed below any existing author tags and indicating the bug, e.g.: @author Rob Elves (bug 160315)
- Ensure that there is no console output. For logging errors use org.eclipse.mylyn.monitor.core.StatusHandler.
- If tempted to copy code from either Mylyn or any other part of Eclipse, please first comment on the bug that you intend to do so. The need to copy code is often indicative of the need for us to provide additional modularity, and creates a maintenance burden for the project. If you do copy code, please put an @see link in the Javadoc for the method or class that has the copied code.
- Ensure there are no build errors, warnings, and that org.eclipse.mylyn.tests.AllTests passes.
- Do not include binary files such as GIF icons in the patch, they need to be attached separately.
- Synchronize using Incoming mode and ensure that there are no conflicts, and merge them locally if there are.
- Right click the task context change set (or the project containing the patch--patches should be made for a project, not a file), press Team -> Create Patch and select Save to clipboard.
- In the Attachments section of the Task Editor select Attach File... and use Clipboard as the source. Check off the Patch and Attach Context checkboxes in this wizard page.
- Add a description of issues addressed and comment on what testing was done to validate it (e.g. unit test coverage, manual tests performed). Also indicate any changes made to the existing UI in the comment (e.g. reordering of menu actions). Also indicate if patch is intended to resolve bug report or further work is required.
Writing Tests
Writing tests along with patches is key to ensuring that it is possible for committers to maintain the new functionality added by the patch. When writing tests look for the
All<component>Tests class in the
tests plug-in for that component, identify a test that is similar to the functionality that you are adding, and use that test as an example of how to add additional coverage. Tests can sometimes take longer to write then the change itself, but a committer will always be willing to assist you in designing the test or extending the mock test harness to make it easier to write.
The key things to ensure is that your test covers is the addition or change to the existing functionality. For API changes it is often sufficient to have the public method covered. When writing tests for UI components, the simplest way of testing will often involve a combination of unit and black-box testing, for example, relying on other parts of the Mylyn UI to be set up (e.g. the Task List view). Consider the case of adding functionality for pre-selecting a repository in the New Task dialog, writing a test can take the following form (refer to
- Create a mock repository
- Add a task to the mock repository
- Set the selection on the Task List (new functionality uses this selection)
- Invoke the wizard and assert that the selection was set correctly on the viewer (wizard is a black box, all we care about is the contents of the viewer)
- Dispose the wizard dialog, remove the mock repository and the mock task
When writing UI tests note that asynchrous updates, such as refresh, can make testing challenging. Note that several UI components have a method on them to set synchronous execution for the purpose of testing, and if such a method is lacking it can be added.
Mylyn uses the Eclipse code conventions with these minor additions (bug 214179):
Tags: Mylyn uses the following tags in the code:
- TODO: The following code needs to be reviewed.
- TODO API: Indicates that a method or class needs to be reviewed.
- TODO API x.y: This API is going to change for version x.y. Should include a description how it is going to change.
- TODO e3.4: Make a change in the future specific to an Eclipse version.
- XXX: The implementation uses a temporary work around that should be replaced by a proper solution in the future.
- XXX SDK: The code uses internals of the Eclipse platform.
- FIXME: Should only be used in very rare cases as a reminder that the marked code does not work as expected. Code marked as FIXME should not be distributed in a release.
- FIXME REVIEW: Review the code before the next version is released
If contributing a feature with icons or other graphics feel free to ask a committer to generate the graphic for you. If interested in contributing graphics you can find all of the source files (e.g. Photoshop) here:
The Eclipse Charter explains how developers can gain commit rights.
Committers should:
- Sign up for all of the project mailing lists.
- Read the newsgroup regularly, and respond to posts in their area of expertise.
- Respond to mylyn-dev email in their area of expertise.
- Watch and update all wiki pages related to components that they contribute to.
Mylyn committers are required to follow these communication guidelines. Our philosophy is that the user is always right, even if it takes time to figure out how or why they are right. Our project thrives on the feedback of users, whether they are seasoned experts or newbies. Feedback defines how the tool should work, how it should be simplified, and how it should evolve.
- All feedback contains information, and it is the responsibility of committers to turn that information into actions. This can mean improving the implementation, simplifying the workflow, clarifying the documentation, or noting a duplicate request. Making the actions we take clear helps communicate this philosophy to our growing user community and encourages high-quality feedback.
- If users do not provide enough information or do not take the time to provide accurate information, they should be prompted to provide the necessary details. If they do not do so in a timely manner, the feedback is incomplete and can be resolved without taking action.
- Show respect to others in the community, whether they are making correct or incorrect assumptions about the tool or technology. When someone makes incorrect assumptions it is because we have not done our job well enough, or because the platforms we build on are making it hard for us to do our job well enough. Identifying those cases is important so that we can provide feedback to those platforms and find work-arounds.
- Never turn feedback or discussion away by flaming, being condescending, short, or insulting in any community communication forum. Forms of humor that work for face-to-face communication, such as sarcasm, are usually best avoided because they can result in misinterpretation, especially when there is a language or cultural barrier.
Handling Inappropriate Communication
In the vast majority of cases, following the above guidelines has lead to the high quality communication that our user and contributor community has thrived on. However, the openness of our communication channels has been abused in the past. These scenarios are typically marked by overly opinionated, non-technical and insulting posts on bugs in and in other forums. The communication may have technical elements or technical points, but the points are communicated in an overly opinionated way with a disregard for the opinions of others involved in the dialog. If encountering such communication, make sure to read the Wikipedia Entry on Flaming, especially the "Causes of flaming" section.
Note that invoking the process listed below should be the exception, and not the rule. Projects with like-minded committers can experience the Groupthink bug, which is why high quality open communications channels are so important to helping the project evolve. However, abuse undoes the openness that we strive for by making the channels intimidating or unfriendly to newcommers. Follow these steps if you encounter such communication:
- Make one or two attempts to steer the conversation back on a technical path.
- If that doesn't address the problem, enter the following text as the third comment:
Ignoring comment per: http://wiki.eclipse.org/index.php/Mylyn_Contributor_Reference#Communication
- Avoid following up again. Send the bug ID to the project lead who will assess the problem.
To comment on these guidelines please use bug 216157
- Any user-reported bug should be resolved by one of: code improvements, documentation/FAQ improvements, or being marked a duplicate of another bug. All but the last require attaching a context.
- Be judicious in marking bugs for LATER, because this typically communicates that the bug will never be resolved. Do this only if the bug does not fit in with the current scope of the project but is related to the mission. Otherwise mark P4/P5 and "helpwanted" to encourage a contribution that is not part of our current prioritization and plan.
- When naming bugs, try to describe the use case or problem instead of the implementation unless there is no ambiguity in how the fix should be implemented. If the implementation approach helps with queries append it.
- Bad: task list working set
- Good: support nesting top level task list elements, e.g. via working sets
- Use the Eclipse bug severity with this exception: bugs marked as Trivial are enhancements, that can be easily implemented.
helpwanted: bugs that are beyond the current priorities for the project. Note that some bugs marked for an upcoming milestone can be marked as
helpwanted. This indicates that the project committers would like to see the bug solved for the milestone and will actively contribute to a solution, but that the bug is more likely to be fixed in a timely manner with the help of additional contributors.
bugday: these are a special category of
helpwantedbugs that are intended to be mast accessible or rewarding for new contributors interested in helping the project to tackle. See the Bug Day FAQ for more information. In order to keep this list focused on the most relevant bugs it is capped at 24 and should be reviewed periodically.
contributed: bugs that were resolved through a contribution from a non-committer.
plan: bugs that are part of the project plan (see below).
Tags The project uses the following tags in the summary of bugs on bugs.eclipse.org (bug 215853):
[activity] - bugs related to improving work flow [api] - bugs that require API changes; every API change has a corresponding bug which is tagged that way [bridge] - requests for structure bridges [connector] - requests for connectors [context] - bugs related to the context framework [discussion] - discussion items [editor] - bugs related to the Task Editor [e3.2][e3.3] - bugs specific to a particular version of Eclipse [folding] - bugs related to active folding [framework] - bugs that address internal implementation details that do not require API changes [linux] - bugs specific to Linux (Gtk) [m2.3.1] - bugs that are fixed in a particular maintenance version of Mylyn [mac] - bugs specific to Mac OS (Cocoa, Carbon) [multi monitor] - bugs related to multi monitor environments [new uex] - new user experience [patch] - bugs that have a patch attached that is pending for review or waiting to be applied; the tag is removed after the patch has been applied or if a review requested changes [performance] - bugs that indicate severe performance problems [planning] - requests for planning features [refactor] - request for non-functional refactorings [regression] - bugs that indicate regressions [sandbox] - bugs that affect components in the sandbox [standalone] - bug related to usage of Mylyn outside of the Eclipse environment [update] - update manager and P2 related bugs [usage] - usage monitoring related bugs [web connector] - bugs in the Web Templates connector [website] - bugs related to the web page on eclipse.org/mylyn (use Doc component for that?) [win] - bugs specific to Windows (Win32, WPF) [workflow] - requests for integration of task and repository workflow [working sets] - bugs related to working set support
The goal of bug triage to minimize the overhead for committers and to maintain a manageable backlog. Each (new) bug that is filed is processed as follows:
- Major bugs or regressions are marked P1. If necessary the bug is escalated and scheduled for the current milestone.
- Other bugs are marked P2.
- Enhancements requests that should be considered for a future release are generally marked P3.
- Other enhancement requests are marked P4 and tagged as helpwanted if they can be resolved through a community contribution.
- If a request is out of scope of the project it is marked P5 or preferably closed. P5 bugs should not be marked helpwanted.
The backlog consists of all tasks scheduled for
-- with a priority of P2 or higher. User stories are tagged with the plan keyword.
Bugs are assigned as following:
- email@example.com: New bugs are and bugs that need user input.
- email@example.com: Bugs that have been responded to and severity and priority has been set.
- other: The owner is committed to completing the task for the scheduled milestone or within a reasonable time frame in the future if the bug is scheduled for --.
The goal of planning is to schedule a list of bugs for the milestone that concludes the next release cycle. When the milestone is reached all bugs with a priority of P3 or higher are expected to be completed. It is important that planning takes existing resources into account to avoid over-committing. Predictable release deliverables will enable integrators to plan their own progress based on the Mylyn framework and aid the growth of the ecosystem.
Before every release planning is done by triaging the entire backlog. Bugs marked with the plan keyword become part of the official release plan. Planning bugs marked P1 are committed items, other bugs are proposed items. Half way through a release cycle the plan is reviewed and P1/P2 bugs in the backlog are reconsidered for the milestone to accommodate for regressions and major bugs that were submitted after initial planning.
The list of bugs that are scheduled for a milestone serves as a log that documents changes to release artifacts. In order to preserve historical information captured by the change log bugs that have been resolved should not be moved to other milestones once a milestone has been released.
If a defect reoccurs or a bug requires further work a new bug should be created and linked to the resolved bug. It is recommended to add a comment on the resolved bug that points to new bug and describes the reason for its creation.
Mylyn Integration Test and Release Jobs
Triggered by CVS activity
mylyn-heartbeat - Eclipse 3.7: AllNonConnectorHeartbeatTests mylyn-heartbeat-connectors - Eclipse 3.7: AllConnectorHeartbeatTests
mylyn-integration-e3.5 - Eclipse 3.5: All tests excluding repository tests mylyn-integration-e3.6 - Eclipse 3.5: All tests excluding repository tests mylyn-integration-e3.7 - Eclipse 3.7: All tests including repository tests against all supported versions
The rationale of excluding repository tests on older Eclipse versions is that running the full suite of repository tests is expensive and a Bugzilla test that fails on 3.5 is very likely to also fail on 3.7.
mylyn-integration-standalone - Java 1.6 : Tests designed to work outside of an OSGi environment
mylyn-incubator-nightly - Eclipse 3.7: AllSandboxTests mylyn-integration-e4.1 - Eclipse 4.1: All tests including repository tests against all supported versions
Feature Maturity
Mylyn features vary in UI maturity and availibility of support. The following is a guideline for what it takes to move from experimentation through to maturity. (Note that this is partially based on the Eclipse project lifecycle and could converge further with that lifecycle if Mylyn were split into a separate incubation project or subprojects.)
Mature: packaged Eclipse downloads and available via main update site
- UI quality: Eclipse SDK features have set a very high quality and UI consistency bar that needs to be met in order to make it possible to improve users' productivity with Eclipse.
- UI simplicity: the Mylyn project's goal is to simplify and streamline the user experience. A simple and self-evident UI also helps ensure a manageable support burdeon on the component.
- Availability of support: the feature must have an owner or organization with a long-term commitment to the quality of the feature and the ability to provide responsive support for feedback on that feature.
- Responsiveness to feedback: the feature owner and other contributors must process and prioritize user feedback and respond to the highest priority needs in a timely manner (e.g. blockers and critical bugs need to be fixed within one release of being submitted, key enhancements help the feature evolve to meet users' needs).
Incubation and Sandbox: available via the Incubation update site
- Unsupported components used for experimentation and not intended for daily use.
- Community interest and contributions determine which experimental features move from the Sandbox into Extras.
Applying Patches
- Make sure to update
mylyn-iplog.csvwith an entry for each bug that is resolved by patch. Note that each patch should not contain more than 250 lines of code of unique and seprately usable functionality. For larger patches we need to invoke the IP Review process.
- Contributors frequently write quick patches in order to get something working for them. It is the responsibility of the committer to either encourage the contributor to improve the modularity and test coverage of the patch or to do those themselves if this aligns with the projects' priorities. Failing to do so can reduce the overall quality of the code and failing to get sufficient test coverage reduces our ability to evolve the code.
Creating new plug-ins
File a bug that describes the purpose of the new plug-ins and the proposed names. Then add an item to the weekly meeting agenda to discuss the request with other committers. Once consensus has been reached follow the steps below.
Checklist for creating a new plug-in:
- Copy an existing project in your workspace to retain all standard settings
- Use Team > Disconnect and select delete CVS meta-data
- Add desired content to project
- Use Team > Share to commit project to CVS
- Update PSF files in mylyn/dev/doc
- Update map files in org.eclipse.mylyn.releng/maps
- For plug-ins:
- Add to existing feature
- Add source bundle to SDK feature
- Add build.properties entries to generate source bundle to SDK feature
- For features:
- Update org.eclipse.mylyn.releng/config/allElements.xml
- Update org.eclipse.mylyn.releng/config/*/site.xml
- Send notification to mylyn-dev
- Create a new CVS location: :pserver:dev.eclipse.org:/cvsroot/org.eclipse
- Check out www/mylyn as a project
You need to be a member of
mylyn-home to commit changes to the website.
Building a distribution
- Check out the org.eclipse.mylyn.releng project.
- Customize the build to your local environment following instructions in the README.txt file.
- Run
antto build release artifacts.
The Release Howto describes how to build and publish official Mylyn releases.
The sandbox is a set of CVS projects and feature contributors use for experimentation. These features are not intended to be used for daily development. Sandbox features include experimental connectors and bridges, experimental UI features, and developer tools. To use sandbox tools either check them out of CVS from the
org.eclipse.mylyn/sandbox directory, or install them using the update site above. Please note that some Sandbox tools may have external dependencies, listed in a readme.txt file.
Dev tools
- Introspect Object (action): displays the class and other relevant information (e.g. degree-of-interest, task synchronization state) of any object visible in the workbench. Appears at the end of the context menu for any view that accepts an object contributions.
- Interest Level Decorator: displays the floating point interest level of elements. Enable via Decorators preference page.
- Repository Spy: displays the repositories with all their atrtributes in a separate view. Allows the deletion of selected properties.
- Properties View sources: Shows properties of items selected in the Tasklist View or Task Repositories view in the standard Eclipse Properties View.
Experimental tools
The following experimental views can be opened via the Experimental view category or accessed via the Tasks -> Experimental preference page.
- Task Trim Widget: Shows the active task.
- Context Search: Automatically finds and displays elements that are structurally related to landmarks in the active . These elements become part of the task context and have a predicted degree-of-interest.
- Context Hierarchy: Displays the Java hierarchy of all landmark elements.
- Predicted interested for Java errors: Potentially useful, but tends to overload the Package Explorer. If you find this useful for long-term use condiser commenting on bug 107542.
Tips and Tricks
User support
- Every time that you find yourself formulating an answer to a bug report, email, or newsgroup post, if the answer is more than a sentence, consider updating the FAQ, User Guide, or Integrator Reference and pointing to the entry.
- Every time that resolving a bug does not result in a code change that addresses the problem or clarifies the UI, update the FAQ or User Guide to make sure that users can self-diagnose the problem. This is particularly important for bugs marked INVALID or WORKSFORME.
- For error handling use
StatusHandlerand pass an
IStatusobject. Note that some of the other Mylyn code uses the convenience methods on
StatusHandler, but we are phasing those out because they do not pass the plug-in ID that the exception originated from.
- Use
WorkbenchJobfor running jobs that should only run when the workbench is active. Not doing this can cause errors on workbench shutdown (e.g. bug 178409).
- When using
String.toLowerCase(), use
String.toLowerCase(Locale.ENGLISH)to ensure locale safety (see bug 168652).
- Do not use
@Overrideannotations on implementing methods, only on overriding methods. Doing so violates Java 5 (bug 173171).
- Use DateFormat with extra caution. It is not thread-safe and should not be saved to fields in classes that can be used from multiple threads (UI, asynchonous execution, or jobs).
- For the sake of multi-monitor setups, use
getMonitor()instead of
getDisplay()when you want to position a UI element on a specific coordinate of the screen.
- To improve the speed of decorators use setUseHashlookup(true) on all structured viewers.
- Query setup: If you are added to the cc list on a report that is not picked up by your usual queries it may go unnoticed. One trick is to create a query for ALL products except the product you usually work in (and hence have queries for) and set the cc field of the query to your id. Now you will be notified of anybody adding you to the cc of a product you don't usually monitor.
- Including Platform plug-ins in search: Java search (Ctrl+H > Java Search) will include all plugins in your Plugin-in Dependencies. If you want to search other plugins as well, open the Plug-ins view, right click on the desired plugin(s) and choose 'Add to Java Search'. That plugin will now always be included in your java searches.
- Task List problems: do not ask users to send or attach their Task List, since it can contain highly sensitive information. If needed ask the user to create a new workspace and try to reproduce the problem there, ensuring that they have not included any user private or company private information, and have them send that.
- Plug-ins fail to load: verify that plug-in dependencies are met via the Validate Plug-in Set button on the launch configuration Plug-ins tab.
- Startup failure: If you get an
IStartupfailure message or a
ClassNotFoundExceptionon startup this is often the result of some step in the activation of the plug-in failing.
- Attempt to find the earliest exception thrown within the in the plug-in's activation process. For example, this could occur in
- If the cause of the failure is not straightforward, the problem could be due to a class loading race condition. This can sometimes be verified by trying a different VM like IBM's or BEA's and checking if that resolves the problem. If this is the case, please file a bug.
- Attempt to find the earliest exception thrown within the in the plug-in's activation process. For example, this could occur in
- Getting a thread dump (when Eclipse hangs):
- On Windows use the tool found at the adaptj home page:
- Follow the link and select button "Launch" and run the applet
- Select menu Process > Thread Dump
- In the combo box "Process ID" select the Java VM and click OK
- Or, run Eclipse with the
-debugoption (or use
javaw.exeon windows), then
- On Windows: Hit a
Ctrl-Breakfew times on the console window during that long synchronization to capture the thread dump
- On Windows: Hit a
- Or, on Linux: Use
Ctrl-\on the console or send SIG_QUIT signal:
kill -SIGQUIT pid
- Or, with jconsole (requires 1.5 jdk, works on any OS):
- Launch eclipse -vmargs -Dcom.sun.management.jmxremote
- Launch the JDK's jconsole tool. You can attach to the Java Process and copy&paste the thread dump.
- Use
jpsto find the PIDs of Java processes and
jstackto show the stack trace of Java processes:
jstack pid
- Supported starting JDK 5 for UNIX / JDK 6 for Windows
- See this Weblog on jstack
- Also see Thread Dump and Concurrency Locks for more details.
- On Windows use the tool found at the adaptj home page:
- Startup problems and deadlocks: for a diagnosis of a potential problem see diagnosis on https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=177048#c3


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We're not entirely sure what's going on here, but we've just had a flood of e-mails from users who are reporting that our app is crashing when they try to use it. Coincidently they all appear to be AT&T variants of Windows Phone. We're currently testing the app to establish exactly what's happened but first tests seem to show that when loading over the AT&T mobile network, the app fails, Wi-Fi connections and other networks appear to be unaffected.
If the app is crashing it's because you're signed into the forums which seem to be blocked in the way we're accessing them. A re-install of the app should fix that but you may then struggle to see articles loading.
We'll be testing some beta versions of the app over the next couple of days and see if there's anything we can do to fix this, hold tight in the meantime and we'll be sure to update when we have a solid fix for you, and we'll be trying to contact someone at AT&T for assistance if at all possible.


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Our Alumni
Our alumni get a free email account. Sign up in the top left hand corner at the alumni page. Gmail would also work.
This page is for our alumni and other friends who would like to keep in touch with the department. Use it to let us and others know of:
- what you are doing
- how you can be contacted
- your memories of school and/or teachers
- anything else you would like to contribute
Send anything you may have to contribute to Prof. Jackson at email@example.com.
On 8.30.14, the local Press Democrat ran an article entitled, "Treasure Trove." It's about an old store in Pope Valley that was closed down 43 years ago and which is now selling the large number of artifacts and antiques that are there. To help inventory and sell the contents, the owner called former SSU criminal justice major Brian Witherell, class of 1989, who owns Withrell's Antiques and Fine Arts in Sacramento. The article reports that Brian calls his current job "detective work" and for seventeen years has been an appraiser who has appeared on PBS's, "Antique Roadshow," which is very popular these days. You never know where you'll find a former major.
On 4.21.08, Mari Tejera writes that she is working as a patent prosecution paralegal for Townsend and Townsend and Crew LLP. Mari went to Shanghai last year to visit a client, which she found to be a very rewarding experience. "I am very proud of SSU; thanks to SSU I am where I am today."
Marlon Cobar sends us an update of his work in Iraq. Read this article about his efforts there. As of mid-April 2008 he has returned to the states safely. More recently, there is an article published about him and others at U C Davis.
Charlie La Sala and Chris O'Neill are working with Santa Rosa PD, Andrew Barrington is working with Novato PD, while Scott Jensen is working with the Marin County Sheriff's Department. Congratulations to all!
The last we heard, Charles Herron was working as a federal police officer for the Department of Veterans Affairs.
Since graduating from SSU in 1992 with a degree in CJA, under the hopeful yet suspicious gaze of Docs Jackson, Yearwood, and Marcus, I have continued on, graduating from law school in 1995 and working in Napa as a private attorney with an emphasis on criminal defense work for nearly a decade. The experience was rewarding on many levels dealing with DAs, police, probation, parole, judges, defendants, witnesses, and a plethora of people involved. I then spent 15 months in Afghanistan as an activated reservist, helping to construct the fledgling criminal justice system and teaching junior college level criminal justice courses held by the Central Texas College to service men and women stationed there. Both of which I could not have done but for my education and experiences at SSU. Since my return, I have worked for the State of California as a staff attorney. SSU was perfect for a student like me: a private college atmosphere and on a public college budget! I have strong and happy memories of Homero, Ken and Pat, and the classes I attended. Honing my skills to think critically of a given situation has helped me and my clients in many ways. Warmest regards, Patrick Burke Staff Counsel Department of Health Care Services Sacramento
We just heard from Matthew Hollman, who switched jobs and is now working with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in Arizona. He reports being very busy.
Marlon Cobor had a rich experience as a Coro Fellow and subsequently went on to law school at U C Davis. He worked in the prosecutor's office for the City and County of San Francisco for a period and is now a federal prosecutor. As a Federal prosecutor, Marlon is traveling to Iraq as one of eight "Resident Legal Advisors," people who provide legal guidance to the U.S. Embassy in Iraq along with the Iraqi provincial and central courts. He has signed up for a year but has an option to sign up for a second year. He will be assigned to an undisclosed location far from Baghdad. An article about him appeared in the Fresno Bee on Oct. 31, 2006 ("Fresno prosecutor heads for Iraq duty"). That article notes that the federal program dates to 2003, when an initial assessment team looked at criminal justice reform, judicial training and court policy in Iraq. In late 2004, the Justice Department sought volunteers for a second wave as it increased the program. Cobar, a Bay Area native who has been a federal prosecutor for less than four years - including 2 1/2 years in Fresno - applied, but was told, basically, that he was too young. But Cobar was left with a tempting tidbit: Stay in touch. He was skeptical. Around that time, Cobar, who is fluent in Spanish, began doing temporary stints in Colombia, where he trained prosecutors and agents in basic criminal trial advocacy. He has been there four times, including time in Medellin and Cali, which were at one time the power centers in the Latin American drug trade. With that training in hand, this past January it was the Department of Justice that sought out Cobar.
SSU's Alumni of the Year in 2002, Jeanne Woodford, worked her way up the ranks at San Quentin Prison and became Warden. She went on to head California's prison system and is now using her energies in more productive ways. She gave a fantastic SSU Commencement speech in 2006! Way to go Jeanne!
Brian Kelly & Erica Lillund graduated from law School. Congratulations!
Mandy Young is now a code compliance investigator in Tuolumne County. An Aug. 30, 2005 article in the The Union Democrat featured her work there.
Aaron Damm, a Spring of 2005 graduate, finished his degree while doing an internship with the Crime Scene Investigation Unit of the Sonoma County Sheriff's Department. Sonoma Insight wrote an article about Aaron and CSI Internships that you may find of interest.
Brian Young (at email@example.com) writes: Greetings to all at SSU. This year, southern California has been as wet as I remember NorCal being. This is Brian Young, CJA Class of 2000. I finally got the internet at home and found the alumni site. I hope to hear from some of my old friends, and maybe faculty...
I am living in Simi Valley (Yes, home of the ultra right, conservative Ronald Regan,) and have been a police officer here for four years now. During this time, I have worked mostly patrol, but have done eight months in our Special Problems Section (gang crimes, and quality of life issues..) and have been on the SWAT team for about six months.
I have often wondered what Homero Yearwood, who retired with my class, Pat Jackson, Jeff McIllwain, and Jeff Taft are up to. If you get a chance, I would love to hear from you.Doug Sorell, Lori Fieri, Abby...Where the heck are all of you and what are you doing???
I look forward to an update soon. Brian Young
I was surfing the net this evening, and came across SSU's web page. My name is Erin M. Dervin. I graduated from SSU as a CJA major in the Spring of 1994. Since then, I went on to law school at California Western School of Law (CWSL) in San Diego, CA. I graduated from CWSL in December of 1996. I took and passed the bar exam in February of 1997. Since August of 1997, I have been working as a Deputy District Attorney in Shasta County, CA. I am so thrilled with the education I received at SSU. Not only was the faculty top notch, but the classes I took gave me an excellent background which well-prepared me for law school.
I wanted to drop you a line to say hi and let you know what was going on. I am attending UMASS Lowell and working as a teaching assistant. It's kind'of bizarre being on the "other side" as far as reaching goes, but I'm having a lot of fun. Most of my studies are in the areas of punishment and corrections. I guess that class I took (in punishments and corrections) really had an impact! I just finished working on a project that tested the efficacy of juvenile probation officers in Maine. Lotsa' data entry. I should be attending the ASC conference in November. Of course, I'm working on getting funding from the department. I will also be traveling to Odessa (Ukraine) in May with a contingent of Law Enforcement officals. Most of what will be happening deals with policing, but they are going to set aside some time to travel to some prisons and local jails.
I hope everyone at SSU is well and having a good semester. Cheers, Erik Dietz
Geoffrey Reynolds is now working as an investigator in the Sonoma County Public Defender's Office.
Angela Nocera is an investigator for the Public Defender's Office in Contra Costa County in Martinez. We were delighted to have Angela and a colleague at our Lecture Series in April 2005. Keep up the good work, Angela!
Suzanne Stagnitto, aka Suzanne McCall, graduated in 1984 with a BA in CJA. She writes that "my teachers gave me inspiration and my CJA degree gave me my career, for which I will always be grateful."


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Got this in December 2012 from Home Depot for about $6.
Could have got a larger more mature one but as ever I like to start from scratch. Easier to plant that way as well. Also known as Red Pitaya.
This has gone mad and grown all over the fence. I guess i'll need some extra trellis if I want to get this to do its best.
Its nice when something seems to grow with minimal effort. In 4 months this has doubled in size AND done some interesting adventerous growing through the fence and binding well. Lots of hope for this. Glad I didnt buy the big one now, this will soon be massive.


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Long before Rory McIlroy sank his final record-breaking putt at the U.S. Open, his hometown of Holywood, Northern Ireland already knew he was a winner. Our Dan Rivers spent the day on the budding golf legend's home course, and came across a young man with a familiar name... and a pretty wicked stroke.
I want to send you an award for most hepfull internet writer.
You could definitely see your skills in the work you write. The sector hopes for even more passionate writers such as you who aren't afraid to say how they believe. All the time go after your heart.


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Customers mis-sold payment protection insurance (PPI) may wish to file their claim for compensation as soon as possible after it emerged that banks were pushing for a cut-off date.
The Financial Services Authority admitted on Friday that banks had been lobbying for an April 2014 deadline.
It said it would consider the banks' approach but would agree only if it was convinced that it was "in the interests of customers". The banks have already set aside about £13bn in compensation and are keen to draw a line under the payouts.
The Financial Ombudsman Service, which adjudicates on claims, is already struggling through 1,000 PPI complaints a day, as well as 3,000 telephone enquiries. It is now warning that customers may wait more than a year for a decision.
Putting a deadline on claims would be controversial. By law, consumers have six years to lodge a complaint about a financial product but are granted another three years to do so if they become aware that they have been mis-sold.
"This is a disgraceful proposition from the banks," said Martin Lewis, the founder of MoneySavingExpert.com. "Yet it acts as a salient warning for anyone reclaiming PPI to do it now, just in case. We raised a similar caution about reclaiming bank charges. When the door was wrongly shut on that, many who missed the boat kicked themselves.
"The banks are supposed to have written to people telling them that they've been mis-sold – a few have, but for many we just hear delay and delay. If they want a deadline as soon as next summer, that's immoral."
PPI policies are designed to cover debt repayments for borrowers who suddenly lose income through unemployment, illness or accident, and most are sold alongside personal loans, mortgages and credit cards. The scandal lay not in PPI itself but in the irresponsible way in which it was sold, with some banks pushing the product on people who would never have been able to make a claim.
Other providers failed to tell customers about exclusions, while some borrowers were coerced to take PPI out, either being told that it was compulsory or having it added without them realising.
How to get your money back
If you are one of the thousands of consumers filing PPI complaints, you could be in for a long wait. New figures show that due to a surge in payment protection insurance (PPI) disputes, consumers could be waiting more than a year for a verdict from the Financial Ombudsman Service (FOS).
According to the Ombudsman, over the last three months, it has received an average of 1,000 PPI complaints and up to 3,000 telephone enquiries every day.
However, don't let the lengthy wait put you off making complaint – if you delay you could miss out.
It is estimated that as few as one in five eligible customers have actually reclaimed for mis-sold PPI, and this is no doubt making the banks nervous.
"This money was wrongly taken from people, due to systemic selling and on some occasions, downright deceit," said Mr Lewis. "That went on for over a decade. People should have at least as long as that to get their money back."
PPI is the most complained about product of all time with well over half a million complaints made to the ombudsman to date. The second highest is mortgage endowments with around 300,000 complaints so far.
"It's extraordinary that we've received over 500,000 complaints about PPI – and despite these record numbers, this mis-selling scandal shows no sign of slowing," said chief ombudsman, Natalie Ceeney.
"While it's good news that more people know that they can come to the ombudsman without paying a third party to make their complaint, it's clear that unless the banks sort out their complaints quickly and fairly, people will only face increasingly longer waits for justice."
How do you know if you are eligible for compensation?
Those who have had PPI on a personal loan, credit card or mortgage may have a legitimate claim. For instance, if you were unaware that you were taking out a payment protection insurance policy and you did not actually want it. It may be that you do not know whether you have paid for payment protection insurance. If this sounds like you, then look carefully at any paperwork or check with the company who sold you the loan.
Another reason you may be eligible for compensation is if the policy was not properly described to you, if you didn't understand it or if it was unsuitable for your needs. For example, if you are a contract, freelance or seasonal worker you would have been unable to make a successful claim on a number of PPI policies. Or there are exclusions – for instance, with medical conditions – that mean you would never have been able to claim under the policy. Similarly, if you have a job with a comprehensive benefit scheme, such as 12-months sick pay for those in the Armed Forces or civil servants, you may be entitled to a claim.
To make a claim yourself is easy. You need not rely on a claims management company who sends you texts or calls you with promises of a cash payout. These companies do not have any access to your records so do not how much compensation you may be due and they all charge a hefty fee – often as much as 30pc – if your claim is successful.
While you have the option to call the lender to ask for your money back, a formal letter is normally best. For free template letters or help to start your claim, use either Which.co.uk or Moneysavingexpert.com/ppi. Alternatively, call the ombudsman on 0800 023 4567 (0300 123 9123 for mobiles), who can often answer your questions.
Send the letter recorded delivery as there is a time frame in which a lender is required to deal with your claim and ensure you keep a copy of your complaint for your records.
How much you win is entirely dependent on your individual circumstances. For instance, a person who was given a single-premium loan that they have paid off will have a much clearer breakdown of their compensation than someone with a credit card, or another with a range of loans that have been consolidated over the years.
Many consumers find it difficult to calculate how much they are due. The rules state that banks are required to put you back in the position you were in before you took the insurance and should pay you the full amount of premiums, any interest you have paid on what was charged and interest of 8pc.
But what if you no longer have any paperwork? Finding out how much you are owed can be complicated – especially if you do not have adequate records. But with the average claim around £2,750, it is worth doing your homework.
If you do not have the premium information or reference numbers for the loans or credit cards for which you are claiming, you can contact your lender to ask for a copy of your credit agreement under the Consumer Credit Act. It must comply, but it can charge you £1.
For closed accounts, you can submit a subject access request to the bank. Under the Data Protection Act 1998, you have a legal right to access all the information held about you by an organisation and your lender must respond within 40 days. Once you have received the information from your lender, you should be in a position to submit your claim. It is helpful to submit copies of your loan or credit card agreement with your claim form, but remember to retain copies for your own records.
A subject access request costs £10 and you will need to include all the credit cards and loans you have held with the bank. You should include your full name, date of birth and current address as well as details of the address you lived at when you took out the loan or card. It is a good idea to send your letter by recorded delivery and to keep a copy.
The bank's reply will outline how much you have paid and the number of premiums and allow you to calculate accordingly.


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Water, Isobutane, Propane, Polyquaternium-11, Fragrance, VP/VA Copolymer, Laureth-4, Disodium EDTA, Phenoxyethanol, Methylparaben, Cetrimonium Chloride.
Important safety warnings: Hair color products may cause allergic reactions, which in rare cases can be severe. Tattoos may increase the risk of allergy to this product. Conduct a skin allergy test 48 hours prior to each application, even if you have already used coloring products before. Remember to buy the product 48 hours in advance. Do not use this product if you have experienced any reaction to hair color products or have sensitive, irritated or damaged scalp. In these cases, do not conduct the skin allergy test and consult a doctor before using any hair color product. Read and follow instructions carefully. In rare cases, use of hair colorants has been associated with temporary or permanent skin depigmentation (skin lightening or loss of color). If you notice any skin depigmentation or other unexpected reaction such as pain or severe itching, discontinue use immediately. This product contains ingredients that may cause skin irritation on certain individuals and a preliminary test according to accompanying directions should first be made. This product must not be used for dyeing the eyelashes or eyebrows. To do so may cause blindness. Product not intended to be used on children. Keep out of reach of children. Follow safety warnings. Perform the skin allergy test 48 hours before coloring. Can cause allergic reactions follow the safety warnings.
Usage Instructions included in the kit.


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Convert 2.71e+13 to Decimal Notation
Scientific notation is mostly used by scientists to handle very small or very large numbers. Using online calculators to convert length, weight or mass units, often results are displayed in scientific notation.
I've created this tool to help you calculate and convert scientific notation into decimal notation.
So here is 2.71e+13 converted to decimals. If you want to calculate convert other number, please use the form bellow.
2.71e+13 = 2.71 x 1013 = 27,100,000,000,000


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If President Ma Ying-jeou (馬英九) is serious about protecting human rights in Taiwan, he should implement the 84 recommendations given by a panel of 10 international human rights experts who he invited to review the nation's human rights record, since the government ratified the UN's International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, and the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights in 2009.
Last week, the experts published a critical report on the nation's compliance with the covenants and the state of its human rights. The panel recommended pushing through a set of reforms ranging from abolishing the death penalty to improving the rights of indigenous people, laborers and immigrant workers.
Two of these recommendations can be achieved overnight:
First is abolishing capital punishment. The panel said that Taiwan was one of only 20 countries that carry out state executions. Since Ma signed the international covenants in 2009, the government has executed 20 prisoners, which contravenes the spirit of the covenants. In December last year, five prisoners were executed while waiting for a response to their appeals for clemency.
Ma justifies keeping the death penalty because of public opinion. He says that the public does not want capital punishment abolished, as reflected in a poll carried out in July last year, with nearly 80 percent of respondents believing the death penalty was a deterrent for criminal activity.
However, research by experts has shown that this view is not supported by the facts, which is why many countries — including those of the EU — have abolished capital punishment.
The abolition of the death penalty in these countries took time and required the education of their citizens about the futility of the penalty as a deterrent.
Ma can demonstrate his leadership and commitment to human rights by giving a timetable for abolishing executions and taking steps to change laws that would phase out the use of the death penalty.
Second is that the government can "take appropriate action in relation to the serious health problems of former president Chen Shui-bian (陳水扁)."
There is evidence to show the serious deterioration of Chen's physical and mental state. The most recent was provided through video clips made by Control Yuan member Huang Huang-hsiung (黃煌雄) showing that Chen stuttered when he spoke, had difficulty walking and had the symptoms of Parkinson's disease.
Chen's all-volunteer medical team released Magnetic Resonance Imaging scans showing that the former president had suffered damage to his brain that could cause mobility and speech impairments. Chen also suffered from severe depression and it was reported that he made several suicide attempts. The chief psychiatrist of the Taipei Veteran's General Hospital, where Chen is receiving treatment, said that his only hope for recovery was convalescence in a safe, comfortable environment at home.
Chen's medical condition has gained significant attention at home and abroad. His supporters have held demonstrations calling for him to be granted medical parole. Many people, ranging from academics to doctors and US politicians such as US Senator Lisa Murkowski and US Representative Ed Royce have called for Chen's release.
Ma's refusal to heed these calls has intensified the acrimony between the pan-green and pan-blue camps and Chen's case has become a polarizing issue for the nation. If he is concerned about leaving a good legacy he should take the opportunity to show his compassion by granting Chen medical parole. If the president is serious about promoting and protecting human rights, he needs to turn his words into action.


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In what appears to be a trend to eliminate the strong members of the Newbie alliance on Big Brother, 25-year-old Dominic Briones found himself the latest Houseguest to be voted out.
In a new interview with DigitalSpy, Dominic reveals his true feelings about Danielle, whether he regrets aligning with her, and of course what he would have done differently in the game. Excerpts from his interview below –
You shared a flirty relationship with Daniele – if you'd stayed longer, would you ever have taken that further or was it more of a friendship than anything else?
"No, I would have not taken it further in the house because in there you can't tell how someone really is. Although Daniele seemed like a great person in the house, you never can tell how people really are while you are in there."
If you could play the game again, would you do anything differently?
"Play with the veterans sooner and not stick with the newbies during the first two weeks of the game. I would have aligned with the vets and started cutting newbies from the beginning."
You accused your fellow newbies of being "spineless jellyfish" as they've yet to make bold moves. Do you wish that you would have kept a lower profile for the first few weeks in the hope of seeming like less of a threat?
"Yes, if it was possible to keep a lower profile with the group of newbies that were there I definitely would have done so. But coming into the game just being a young, athletic male partnered with another male made me a target from day one."
You were going to go along with the plan to backdoor Jeff, but did you really see him as your biggest competitor in the game? If not him, who posed the biggest threat?
"No, I saw Brendon and Rachel as the biggest competitors in the game. But you never want to take out the number one targets because that makes you the biggest target. So taking out Jeff would have split up the veteran alliance and given me a chance to actually gain some numbers and some power."
Moving on to tonight's new episode when the new twist will finally be revealed by host Julie Chen! And just as suspected, it is indeed to bring back one of the eliminated HGs! There was a slight glitch on the CBS website yesterday which showed fans the new twist. While CBS has since deleted the link, a screenshot (posted below) was captured by "Big Brother" fan site Hamster.
This twist is however different from past similar twists. The viewers will vote for one of the soon to be four eliminated HGs to return to the game (Keith, Cassi, Dominic, or Jordan/Brendon). Whoever receives the most viewer votes will then have to go up against next week's eliminated HG in some sort of challenge. Whoever wins that challenge will be back in the game! According to a poll done by BigBrotherLeak, Cassi is leading the votes on who fans want to see back in the game followed closely by Dominic. Brendon was also added to the poll and is coming in third. Will America vote the same way? Will be interesting!
And finally, Big Brother alum Mike "Boogie" Malin finds himself in some legal hot water today as one of his business partners, Shereene Arazm, is claiming Mike and his other business partner, VH1 reality star Lonnie Moore, "illegally siphoned away [money]" from the Geisha House, LLC restaurant group for years in order to "support their lavish party-boy lifestyles."
The shocker however comes when Shereene alleges in the suit that Mike Boogie not only gambled away a lot of that money but also used some of it "to have multiple sexual encounters with various older men during which Malin would live out fetish role play fantasies." Holy cow! Did she just out Mike Boogie? That would explain why he wanted nothing to do with Erica during the all star season no?
As for Mike, he filed his own lawsuit earlier this week alleging Shereene was trying to extort and blackmail him. Mike also claims Shereene had people hack into his emails and illegally tap his phone. Wowzers.


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ARLINGTON, Va. — Small pickups aren't providing as much protection in side crashes as many new cars and SUVs. The Toyota Tacoma was the only one of five small pickup trucks, all 2008 models, to earn the highest rating of good for occupant protection in recent side crash tests conducted by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety. The Dodge Dakota, Ford Ranger, and Nissan Frontier are rated marginal, and the Chevrolet Colorado is rated poor in the side test, which simulates a side impact from an SUV or another pickup.
"More people may be looking at small pickups because of rising gas prices," says Institute president Adrian Lund. "Unfortunately, they won't find many that afford state-of-the-art crash protection. Most earn dismal ratings for protecting people in side crashes, and all but the Tacoma and Frontier lack electronic stability control, which is a key feature in preventing crashes. Until they improve, most small pickups aren't good choices for people looking for safe transportation."
Performance in side tests is important because side impacts are the second most common type of fatal crash, killing nearly 9,000 occupants in 2006. The Tacoma's side airbags did a good job of reducing forces on the driver dummy and the passenger dummy in the back seat in the Institute's test. The curtain-style airbag that deployed from the roof above the side windows protected the dummies' heads from being struck by any hard structures, and the risk of significant injury to the head/neck and chest was low. Measures recorded on the driver dummy indicate a fracture of the pelvis would be possible in a real-world crash of this severity. The Tacoma's structure held up reasonably well, preventing major intrusion into the occupant compartment.
The Tacoma also is rated good for frontal crash protection, but its seat/head restraints earn the second lowest rating of marginal for protection against whiplash in rear-end crashes. If Toyota improves the Tacoma's rear crash rating, this manufacturer would have the only two pickup models to earn the Institute's Top Safety Pick award so far. The other is Toyota's Tundra, a large pickup truck.
The Tacoma is the only pickup in the group of small models that was tested with side airbags, which are optional in 2008 models. When side airbags are optional, the Institute's policy is to test a vehicle without the option. An auto manufacturer may request a second test with the airbags if the automaker reimburses the Institute for the cost of the vehicle. Manufacturers of the Dakota, Frontier, and Colorado didn't request second tests (side airbags aren't offered in the Ranger, even as options). The Tacoma was tested only with its optional side airbags, an exception to normal policy because such airbags will be standard in 2009 Tacoma pickups being shipped to dealers this month.
"We assume the other manufacturers don't expect their vehicles to perform much better, even with the optional side airbags," Lund says. "In contrast, Toyota is ahead of its competitors in making the latest safety equipment standard on small pickups. Consumers shouldn't have to choose safety from an options list, and they shouldn't buy any vehicle that isn't equipped with side airbags and electronic stability control."
In 2008 side airbags are standard in more than 65 percent of new vehicle models, and manufacturers have pledged to make such airbags standard across their fleets by the 2010 model year. A federal side impact standard that essentially will require side airbags goes into effect in the 2015 model year.
Small pickup trucks have the highest driver death rates of any vehicles on the road, including minicars. In 2006 small pickups experienced 116 driver deaths per million registered vehicles 1-3 years old. This compares with 106 for minicars, 99 for small cars, and 42 for small SUVs. Part of the reason is that small pickup trucks are more likely than other passenger vehicles to be involved in single-vehicle crashes, especially rollovers.
Electronic stability control is a feature that can help prevent crashes, but it's not available on many pickups. It's standard on 12 percent of 2008 pickups, and it's not available at all on 67 percent. In contrast it's standard on 64 percent of cars and 95 percent of SUVs. The only pickups in this group of small models with available electronic stability control are the Tacoma and Frontier. Toyota has made this feature standard on the Tacoma starting with 2009 models. It's also standard on the 2009 Colorado and GMC Canyon.
"We would expect electronic stability control to significantly reduce the single-vehicle crash risk in small pickups," Lund says. "It's a lifesaving feature that should be standard on all of these vehicles."
Also sold as the GMC Canyon, this model was the only one to earn the lowest rating of poor in the Institute's side test. The driver dummy's head was hit by the top of the Institute's moving barrier during the impact. Plus the side structure of the Colorado allowed a lot more intrusion into the occupant compartment than the other pickups.
In addition to the side tests, new frontal offset crash tests were conducted for the Colorado and Dakota. While the Dakota earned a good rating, the Colorado is rated acceptable overall for occupant protection in frontal crashes. In the frontal test of the Colorado, intrusion by the tire and wheel into the driver footwell area combined with separation of the footwell from the doorsill trapped the driver dummy's left foot underneath the brake pedal. The pedal had to be cut off to free the foot. This entrapment resulted in a structural rating downgrade for the Colorado. Still, injury measures for the dummy's head, neck, and chest were low.
All of the small pickup trucks the Institute recently tested, except the Ford Ranger, are crew cabs with bench seats in back. Instead of this, the Ranger is equipped with two side-facing jump seats too small for anyone but very small adults or children. This pickup's side rating of marginal applies only to front-seat occupants.
The Institute doesn't recommend riding in jump seats. Aside from lack of space, jump seats just have lap belts. A study conducted by the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia found that children riding in the small back seats of pickup trucks like the Ranger are about 4 times as likely to be injured in crashes as those in the back seats of other vehicles.
The Institute's frontal crashworthiness evaluations are based on results of 40 mph frontal offset crash tests. Each vehicle's overall evaluation is based on measurements of intrusion into the occupant compartment, injury measures recorded on a Hybrid III dummy in the driver seat, and analysis of slow-motion film to assess how well the restraint system controlled dummy movement during the test.
Side evaluations are based on performance in a crash test in which the side of a vehicle is struck by a barrier moving at 31 mph. The barrier represents the front end of a pickup or SUV. Ratings reflect injury measures recorded on two instrumented SID-IIs dummies, assessment of head protection countermeasures, and the vehicle's structural performance during the impact.
Rear crash protection is rated according to a two-step procedure. Starting points for the ratings are measurements of head restraint geometry — the height of a restraint and its horizontal distance behind the back of the head of an average-size man. Seat/head restraints with good or acceptable geometry are tested dynamically using a dummy that measures forces on the neck.
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If you are unemployed, or someone in your family is facing unemployment, Billy Graham has words of encouragement for you.
Many people struggle with feeling useless and hopeless after a job loss–especially an extended one. But, as Mr. Graham says, "God has not forgotten you. He knows all about you, and He cares about you and wants to help you."
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I urge you to turn to Him and commit this problem–and your whole life–into Christ's hands. Right now you may be wondering if God loves you–but He does, and the proof is that He was willing to send His only Son into the world to die for you.
One of the Bible's greatest promises is found in Psalm 34:18: "The Lord is close to the brokenhearted and saves those who are crushed in spirit." Pause right now and thank Him for this truth, and for His love for you.
Then ask God to show you the next step He wants you to take. Perhaps He wants you to renew your search for a job; perhaps He wants you to enroll in a job retraining program. Or perhaps He wants you to use the time you have right now to help others–volunteering in a local food bank, for example, or working in a community program through your church.
In addition, let this be a time when you grow closer to your family–and to God. In other words, see this time not only as a problem, but also as an opportunity–an opportunity to grow in your relationships with others and with God. If you do, once this time of unemployment is over you'll be able to look back and thank God for being with you, even in the midst of life's hard times.
Jesus does know what you are going through. He knew what it was to be poor, and even homeless. On one occasion, He said, "Foxes have holes and birds of the air have nests, but the Son of Man has no place to lay his head" (Luke 9:58).
He understands your fears and your heartaches, because He experienced them in His own life. And that's why you can turn to Him for the strength you need to face the future with hope.
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Being a newbie to digital scrapbooking, I have a TON to learn! This might be a dumb question to ask... especially to all your pros out there, but how is "glitter" used in scrapbooking? I've seen little round "samples" included in kits, etc but have no idea what to do with them. Are they applied to elements and fonts? If so, how? Can someone explain how they are used? Thank you so much.
You can use glitter on scatters or text or edges or just about anything. I have some glitter on my blog as a freebie that is used for borders around your pages.
Here are the links to the glitter on my blog (freebies)
And welcome to digi scrapping. I love it and am addicted as I'm sure most of us are. You'll find a lot of help on this site and other sites as well. Most everyone I've met seems eager to help! Let me know if there's anyway I can help you hun!
Not a dumb question at all, I am new also so any hints and tips help me as well! Thank u xoxo
Here's a quick tutorial I made about different glitter files: http://www.pixelscrapper.com/forums/digital-scrapbooking/tutorials/using-glitter-png-pat-asl
Thank you so much, Jenn
Thank you Marisa! I love your website... especially the forums. I'm learning so much by reading replies to the topics, seeing your tutorials and asking my own questions.
Yay! I'm not alone after all! We'll learn all this together, Monica
I love using glitter on my LO's ... at first they were very difficult for me as I had no idea on how to use them ... now I can't stop using them LOL ... I love doing the scatters behind the photos and frames .. makes them "POP" ... Melisa's tutorials are awesome!!
Thank you Jenn, your blog and freebies are awesome!
You're welcome. Thank you for the wonderful compliments!
Glitter is not something I've used much in the past, but Marisa's tutorials encourage me to extend myself, always a good thing.
I'm so glad you asked, because I wondered the same thing.
There's a lot of good information here. I've been doing the digital "thing" for years and picked up a couple good tips here. Great site for learning and products.
I can't wait to start experimenting with glitter in more ways than just doing splatters.
Angela..... how do you create the spatters with the glitter?
You can clip the glitter to the paint splatters, or you can add a glitter style to your splats. If you have a sheet (mostly PNG or JPG) of glitter, put it in a layer right above your paint splatters and clip it (Cmd-Alt-G or Ctrl-Alt-G). If you have an .asl-file you can open your Styles palette and, with the splatter layer selected, choose the glitter style you want. A style often has a little bevel and emboss already, to make it look a little puffed. The last method is when you have a .pat-file (pattern). That basically works the same as a style, only you go to Layer effects and choose 'pattern overlay'. All these ways work for pretty much every brush, paper or element, not just splatter. Just try and have fun!
Marisa also made a nice tutorial about this:
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2700 Omo Ranch RoadSomerset, CA 95684
3Full Baths
3 Homes on 58 Acres. Main home 2563sqft 3 bdr, 3 ba. 2nd is a guest studio with kitchenette, full bath. 3rd home a 2 bdr, 2 ba, & office, familyrm kitchen combo. 3rd home is used as a Wine Tasting bldg with an outdoor bathrm bldg,uncovered decking & covered area with views. Property has over ten acres of wine grape vines. Barn with 20+ stalls, 50X75 covered riding arena, covered hay & equipment storage area, bathrm, tack rms, & office. 5+ Steel fenced pastures, currently 30 horses on site.
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- Subtype
- 1 House on Lot
- Approx Lot Size
- 55.640
- Year Built
- 1951
- Stories
- 1
- Fireplaces
- 3
- 18001980
- Ranch, Other-Rmks
Garage type
- Guest Parking Avail
- Uncov Prkng Spc (2 plus)
- Other-Rmks
- Area
- Somerset Mt. Aukum South County
- Area ID
- 12704
- County
- El Dorado
- Cross Street
- Mount Aukum Road
- Elementary District
- Indian Diggings
- Junior High District
- Indian Diggings
- Senior High District
- El Dorado Union High
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Carport Spaces3
Living Area SourceAssessor/Agt-Fill
Energy Features
- Ceiling Fan(s)
- Dual Pane Partial
- Other-Rmks
Security Features
- Carbon Mon Detector
- Smoke Detector
Miscellaneous Features
- Deck Uncovered
- Antenna Dish
Other Structures
- Guesthouse
- Outbuilding
- Workshop Building
Existing FinancingTreat as Clear
TermsCash, Conventional
- Central
- Central
- Propane
- Domestic Well
- 220 Volts
- Propane Tank Owned
- Septic System
Remodeled / UpdatedYes
Master Baths
- Double Sinks
- Shower Stall(s)
- Tile
Additional Bath Options
- Double Sinks
- Tile
- Tub w/Shower Over
- Window
Laundry Description
- Gas Hook-Up
- Inside Area
Fireplace Description
- Family Room
- Gas Log
- Living Room
- Master Suite
Dining Description
- Breakfast Nook
- Formal Area
Kitchen Description
- Counter Granite
- Pantry Closet
Kitchen Appliances
- Cook Top Gas
- Dishwasher
- Disposal
- Microwave B/I
- Oven Elec B/I
- Range Gas B/I
Floor Coverings
- Tile
- Wood
Room Description
- Basement Full
- Bonus Room
- Guest Quarters Dtchd
- Separate Family Room
Remodeled / Updated Description
- Bath 0-5YR
- Kitchen 0-5YR
- Other-Rmks 0-5YR
Horse Property (allowed)Yes
- Raised
Horse Amenities
- 7 plus Stalls
- Arena
- Barn
- Barn Amenities
- Fenced
- Paddocks
- Other-Rmks
- Frame
- Stone
- Wood
- Fenced Back
- Low Maintenance
Recreational Parking
- RV Access
- RV Possible
Road Description
- Paved
Roof Description
- Comp Shingle
Site Description
- Level
- Lot Grade Varies
- Pond Seasonal
- Trees Few
- View Special
- Other-Rmks
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Nestled between the outskirts of the Central Valley and the shores of Lake Tahoe, El Dorado County is home to some of the most unique, upscale, and historical communities in Northern California. Communities and neighborhoods are diverse and ranging from horse ranches, farms, and mountain retreats, to upscale suburbia and palatial estates.
Highway 50 is the major thoroughfare between Sacramento and El Dorado County, passing through the upscale communities of El Dorado Hills, all the way to South Lake Tahoe, the county's largest municipality. Placerville, the county seat and one of the West's most iconic historic old towns, lies just 45 miles southeast of the State Capitol and nine miles from Coloma, the site that launched the California Gold Rush.
This particular enclave of the county is also abundant with wineries and farms, particularly in the Apple Hill area east of Placerville.
Stretching through the foothills and all the way up to Tahoma on the upper west shore of Lake Tahoe, El Dorado County is bustling with recreational activities. It's bordered by Folsom Lake and Lake Tahoe and is home to the South Fork of the American River, as well as such popular spots as Camp Richardson, Fallen Leaf Lake, and Mount Tallac.
The area may be more defined by El Dorado Hills, a community comprised of gated, luxury communities and an affluent lifestyle. The tony Town Center draws residents and visitors from near and far for outdoor movies and concerts, holiday and seasonal events, and an endless array of shops, bistros, cafes, and services. Once ranked #77 in CNN Money Magazine's best places to live, El Dorado Hills boasts a country-club lifestyle with good schools, low crime, and close proximity to some of the region's largest employers. Intel's Folsom campus, the company's largest research and development sites, is just 14 miles from El Dorado Hills.
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Boston — Tennis legend Billie Jean King and soccer star Kristine Lilly launched an initiative called GoGirlGo! to raise awareness about the role fitness should play in the lives of girls between the ages of 8 to 18. The ceremony took place last month at the University of Massachusetts at Boston campus.
GoGirlGo! is the brainchild of the Women's Sports Foundation, which researched the connection between successful young women and fitness, and has determined that the health of today's girls is threatened by inactivity.
The Women's Sports Foundation's research shows that one in every six girls is obese or overweight, and that overweight women are 60 percent more likely to die from breast cancer. Also, 78 percent of 12th-grade girls are unhappy with their bodies, and one-third of girls will experience depression, anxiety or eating disorders.
The objectives of the GoGirlGo! initiative in Boston include providing grants to organizations that will provide physical activity for girls as well as providing a report card on the state of girls' physical activity and health in the city.
At the gathering that included Boston Mayor Thomas M. Menino, King, the founder of the Women's Sports Foundation, told a story about how she started playing tennis.
"I paid $8 for a racket and learned to play tennis on a public court," King said. "This generation deserves that same opportunity. But because of conditions like high-crime neighborhoods and lack of funding for programs, many, many girls are not getting that chance, and that's where GoGirlGo! comes in."
Similar initiatives by the Women's Sports Foundation have been launched in Atlanta, Chicago and San Antonio.


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Less than two months after Saints quarterback Drew Brees broke John Unitas' record of 47 straight games with a touchdown pass on national television, Brees' streak has been broken. On national television. Like eggs on the windshield of a bus.
As part of their win over the Saints, the Falcons kept Brees from throwing a touchdown pass, snapping the NFL-record string at 54.
Along the way, the Falcons intercepted Brees a career-high five times.
Brees' streak began on October 18, 2009. By next season, the record could be broken. Patriots quarterback Tom Brady has thrown a touchdown pass in 43 straight games. He would set the new record midway through the 2013 season.


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Sioux Falls Man Gets 5 Years for Manslaughter in Drunk Driving Death
SIOUX FALLS - A Sioux Falls man accused of driving drunk and killing a woman on a motorcycle has been sentenced to five years in prison.
Forty-one-year-old Darren Boomgarden earlier pleaded guilty to manslaughter and second-offense drunken driving.
Boomgarden acknowledged drinking alcohol and taking a prescription sleep aid before driving to a fast food restaurant on July 28 and striking a motorcycle. The driver of the motorcycle was injured, while 36-year-old passenger Tracy Handel died.
Boomgarden faced up to 30 years in prison as part of the plea deal, but local media report that the victim's family asked the judge for leniency, saying they want Boomgarden to learn from his mistake and seek help.
Boomgarden wept in court as he apologized to the victim's family.
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