61. More On Quality One of the future inventors of Watson stopped by to get involved. Talk about specific. theCPU with the latest code and bug fixes either like a bios update or http://weblogs.asp.net/chris_pratley/archive/2004/02/05/67871.aspx

Chris_Pratley's WebLog My Links Home Contact Syndication Login Post Categories Onenote feature design (rss) Word (rss) Archives May, 2004 (3) April, 2004 (10) March, 2004 (1) February, 2004 (8) ... January, 2004 (14) Blog Stats Posts - 36 Stories - Comments - 924 Trackbacks - 136 More on Quality I mentioned last time that the goal is to ship a product with the highest known probably is better, but you cannot say for certain right after you check in your change that it absolutely is better. You may have inadvertently introduced a different problem by fixing the issue you were dealing with. That kind of bug is called a "regression" - the product quality has regressed (decreased) as a result of trying to improve it. So the goal is to get the product to a known state of quality before you put it out there. To maximize the known quality, the process we use in Office and the rest of Microsoft for the most part is a staged reduction We know that statistically our testing process flushes out most regressions within about 3 months of the time they were introduced. Since there is such a long lead time, we start reducing the number of changes months before our expected ship date. Of course usually regressions are found within a day or two if not sooner because we test specifically for them, but some of them lurk, as I have explained. If a regression is not found by the special "regression testing" done specifically to try to catch these, then that area of the product may not be revisited for 2-3 months as the test team works on other areas, hence the long period.

62. Fraser Valley Regional Library four prominent Canadian scientists, with minibios for over inventors ScientistsCourtesy of the Internet Public with links to information on specific works. http://www.fvrl.bc.ca/res_web_bios.asp

63. ICTSD - Cancun Trade And Development Symposium a limited period of time, by states to protect inventors and creators under certainsocioeconomic circumstances and in specific economic sectors Speakers bios. http://www.ictsd.org/ministerial/cancun/tds/Session-1-1.htm

Cancun Trade and Development Symposium Cancun Session 1.1 11 September 2003, 9:30-13:30pm, Miro Room Agenda Speaker Bios Organisers Documents Synopsis Synopsis Speakers Bios Organisers Documents Agenda Intellectual Property Rights : Challenges from Developmental Perspectives Chair: Brewster Grace (Quaker United Nations Office) IPRs in Multilateral Trade Agreements: A Brief Overview of Key Development Issues Carlos Correa (University of Buenos Aires) IPRs in Regional Agreements: The Case of the FTAA David Vivas Eugui (International Centre for Trade and Sustainable Development) Whose Rules, Whose Needs? Balancing Public and Private Interests Geoff Tansey (Quaker United Nations Office) Discussion Whose Rules, Whose Needs, At What Levels? The Question of Process Chair: Carolyn Deere (private consultant) Bilateral and Unilateral Trade Diplomacy Frederick M. Abbott

64. Principal gatewayto the WWW This is a specific search navigator This site is really a howto site for inventors. Bug bios http//www.bugbios.com This site contains a http://www.alcdsb.on.ca/~nicc/library/science.htm

Principal: Paul Denison V ice Principal: Patrick Glancey 01 Church Street Belleville, ON Nicholson Catholic College IB World School Home School Board Programs School Information ... Return to Main Library Page Nicholson Catholic College Library BACK to Library Main Links Page Internet Resources - Science What's Listed? Science Magazines Online General Sciences Biology/Environment/Health Sciences Earth and Space Science Science Magazines Online (back to top of page) AIP Journal Center http://www.aip.org/ojs/service.html This site allows user to access different online journals in physics and some in computer technology. Discover Magazine http://www.discover.com This site includes some sections on space wormholes and the brain. There is a very good section on science news organized by discipline. Horizon Scientific Press http://www.horizonpress.com . This site offers articles on Molecular Biology and Microbiology from journals and books. Horizon - Molecular Gateway http://www.horizonpress.com/gateway

65. The Risks Digest Volume 4: Issue 47 due to a wild branch into the bios, as the interesting about this article is thatits inventors don t overdue notices and the like; one specific example that http://catless.ncl.ac.uk/Risks/4.47.html

Forum on Risks to the Public in Computers and Related Systems ACM Committee on Computers and Public Policy, Peter G. Neumann , moderator Volume 4: Issue 47 Monday, 16 February 1987 Contents The fielding is mutuel! PGN Another worm story Dave Platt ... Info on RISKS (comp.risks) The fielding is mutuel! Mon 16 Feb 87 10:48:53-PST Another worm story Fri, 13 Feb 87 14:42:36 PST Re: The student's extra $25,000 Fri, 13 Feb 87 09:56:57 pst At a recent aviation safety conference, Jack Eggspuler told a story similar to that of the student with the extra $25,000 credited to his account [Steve Thompson, RISKS-4.46 ]: He had banked for years at a small-town bank. One day, a large banking conglomerate bought up the small bank. After this, Jack noticed that his deposits weren't being listed. He went into the bank to talk to them. It turned out that his account number, which had been assigned to him when the bank was independent, was identical to Borden Industries' account number with the conglomerate. Yup, his penny-ante deposits were going into Borden's account. He thought it was straightened out. A week or so later he went in to cash a check, and asked for his balance. It was: $9,238,345.35. Ulp! He thought of a new Piper, but settled for a copy of the printout. He's got it hanging on his wall... GIBU: Garbage in, Bucks out? Ron Wanttaja (ssc-vax!wanttaja) Problems with the B-1B Bomber Wed, 11 Feb 87 0:15:16 EST

66. 398 Form Pages _ Testing the quality of electron microscope mapping data for DNA molecules withsequencespecific ligands. inventors Alexei Kurakin and Dale Bredesen . http://www.buckinstitute.org/bredesen/Website Bios/Current Bios/AK_bio.htm

BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH Provide the following information for the key personnel in the order listed for Form Page 2. Follow the sample format for each person. DO NOT EXCEED FOUR PAGES. NAME Alexei V. Kurakin POSITION TITLE Staff Scientist EDUCATION/TRAINING (Begin with baccalaureate or other initial professional education, such as nursing, and include postdoctoral training.) INSTITUTION AND LOCATION DEGREE (if applicable) YEAR(s) FIELD OF STUDY Leningrad Polytechnic Institute M.S. Biophysics Institute of Molecular Genetics of Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow Ph.D. Molecular Biology A. Positions held Dr. Yuri V. Ershov. Electron Microscopy Dept., All Union Institute of Applied Microbiology, Obolensk Russia Research Assistant Dr. Dmitry I. Cherny, Electron Microscopy Unit, Institute of Molecular Genetics of RAS, Moscow Russia Graduate Student Dr. Dmitry I. Cherny, Electron Microscopy Unit, Institute of Molecular Genetics of RAS, Moscow Russia Research Associate Dr. John C. Collins, Genetics Dept., GBF Braunschweig Germany EMBO Postdoctoral Fellow Dr. Peter E. Nielsen, Center for Biomolecular Recognition

67. M. Gabay - THE BIO-ASSESSMENT OF LEGAL DIMENSIONS-LAW, TECHNOLOGY, ART to what extent, and in which specific areas, State protection should be made availableto inventors, the nature In this regard it is felt that bios (life) can http://www.biopolitics.gr/HTML/PUBS/VOL2/fa-gabay.htm

THE BIO-ASSESSMENT OF LEGAL DIMENSIONS-LAW, TECHNOLOGY, ART Mayer Gabay, Esq. Civil Service Commissioner Former Director General, Ministry of Justice Israel Since the beginning of time and the entry of man into the universe, ways and means have constantly and persistently been sought to improve the quality of life on our planet. That search has been the golden thread running throughout the history of mankind: from the caveman wielding his club for protection and hurling his spear for food and clothing, to the present day wherein technology, in all its manifold facets, has risen, and is rapidy continuing its ascent to heights beyond the imagination even of those who set its early course. If one takes but a cursory glance at world history, it is readily seen how the development of society has brought in its wake ease, comfort and leisure activities which, in this era of super-modernity, are tended to be taken for granted by those who are fortunate enough to enjoy them. Technology, in ameliorating the conditions of life, offers countless benefits to mankind. It is true to say, therefore, that the harnessing of technology for man's activity, ingenuity and inventiveness has had, and is continuing to have, an ever-increasing deleterious affect on the conditions of life on earth. In the field of technological endeavour a price has been exacted in terms of pollution and other environmental hazards, the negative affect on ecology in general, the terrifying means man has developed for his potential self-destruction, and the inevitable stress and strain imposed on the mental and physical health of mankind.

68. Research Practitioner Although a number of inventors believed that a voice signal seven or eight bits ina specific sequence. ROM (Read Only Memory) chips, the bios, expansion slots http://www.researchpractice.com/archive/info_syst.shtml

This article will describe some of the historical events that have culminated in computer and communications technology. The goal is to make the reader conversant in important terms and concepts of this new and constantly evolving area of computer hardware, software, and services. INFORMATION SYSTEMS: FROM PAPER TO PCs A s we head into the 21st century, the phrase "we are what we eat" could be more aptly expressed as "we are what information we process." Indeed, by the year 2000, it is estimated that 2/3 of the United States work force will be involved in information-processing activities1. The skeptics among us should consider the explosive growth and popularity of the Internet: In 1969, there were four computers linked on the Net, today there are 30 million. With each passing day, electronic data can be stored in larger quantities and transmitted faster than the day before, and for less money. As clinical research practitioners, we may soon be accessing computer-based medical records, attending investigator meetings from our computer terminals, and downloading protocols and CRFs from our sponsor's Web site. This article will describe some of the historical events that have culminated in computer and communications technology. The goal is to make the reader conversant in important terms and concepts of this new and constantly evolving area of computer hardware, software, and services.

69. Links To Sites Of Interenst and science require gender specific teaching strategies? http//www.womentechworld.org/bios/engineer/index Craftsman/NSTAYoung inventors Program The Craftsman http://www.pltw.org/links.shtml

Affiliates links to other sites of interest Jumps to specific areas of interest General Links For Educators For Girls/Women For Minorities ... Student Organizations and Competitions A Few Links We Think May Interest You Organizations/Sites of General Interest for All www.engineeringedu.com/petimes.htm (Pre-Engineering Times Newsletter: Get the latest Pre-Engineering Times, a free pre-engineering newsletter filled with resources to catapult engineering education success. ) www.jets.org (JETS is a national non-profit education organization that has served the pre-college engineering community for more than 50 years. Students interested in engineering should check out jets.org for more info about engineering careers and to participate in exciting programs and competitions, plus sign up for the monthly pre-engineering newsletter.) www.dfrc.nasa.gov

70. Biographies Resources Biographies by Topic specific Biographies on of NASA Astronomers shortbios of astronomers Dr. Leon Goldman All About inventors - historical, black http://teachers.westport.k12.ct.us/resource/biographies.htm

Biographies Check the on-line card catalog of your school's library for books! Coleytown Greens Farms Long Lots Kings Highway ... Biographies by Topic Specific Biographies on Individuals in : History Presidents Science African Americans ... Sports General Biography Resources Lives, the Biography Resource - links to biographies of the famous and not-so famous Biographical Dictionary - short information about people's lives Biography.com - from the Biography Channel, short bios of many people Biographies by Topic Multnomah County Library Biographies by Topic -great source of information Big Chalk's Collection of Biography Links - organized by topic great resource Teacher Oz's Biography Links - terrific source for biography sites Famous People on Postage Stamps Time 100 - Time Magazine's profiles of 100 important people of the 20th century. Spectrum Biography Library - "Biographies of people throughout history and people in the news." Includes: Clara Barton, the Bronte Sisters, Elizabeth Browning, Julius Caesar, Cesar Chavez, Aaron Copeland, Jacques Cousteau,Charles Dickens, Wyatt Earp, Thomas Edison, King Edward VIII, Henry Ford, Benjamin Franklin, Harry Houdini, Scott Joplin,Abraham Lincoln, Wolfgang Mozart, Pocahontas, Sitting Bull, Georges Seurat, Jonathan Swift, Harriet Tubman, Oscar Wilde. Bellingham School's Explorers - explorers of land, ideas, sky, art, with links

71. UNIT TITLE: To Dream Is To Live inventors.Tell the students that they will be working on a research paper and inventor project.Explain that they should be concentrating on narrowing their interests to a specific http://www.geocities.com/gsuedcp/dreams.htm

Walt Disney UNIT TITLE: Dreams Do Come True! Author: Heidi Shavin E-Mail Address: mailto:hshavin@ msd143.s-cook.k12.il.us School: Springfield Elementary Midlothian, Illinois THEME: Dreams BROAD CONCEPT: Goals and Aspirations GRADES: th Grade INTEGRATED SUBJECTS UNIT GOALS AND PURPOSE: Students will learn about the possibilities and realities of dreams. They will learn about setting goals, and having high aspirations. Students will study and learn about famous people in history whose dreams affected our world today. There will be many activities that will accompany this unit that are on going. There will be a formal research paper due at the end of the unit. Presentations will also be made to include performance-based evaluation. TIME FRAME: 12-14 days OBJECTIVES: In this lesson, students will: Be introduced to the concept of goals and the importance of having goals. Describe and explain contributions of selected individuals throughout history. Learn to research a topic and create a report for a written presentation. Create a deliver an oral presentation.

72. JES Grade 3 Inventions Women inventors. http//www.si.edu/lemelson/centerpieces/ilives/womeninventors.html.Sites for specific inventors. Inventor. Invention. Web Sites. Silly Putty. http://www.jericho.k12.vt.us/inventions.htm

JERICHO ELEMENTARY SCHOOL GRADE THREE INVENTION RESOURCES The following links are sites that we have found that offer information about many of the inventors our students choose for their research. As is our policy in school, we always recommend that students at this level use Internet resources under direct supervision by an adult. We cannot guarantee that students will not access inappropriate material by branching away from these specific sites. For more information about kids' safety on the Internet visit: http://www.safekids.com/child_safety.htm Inventor/Invention Data Base Sites Enchanted Learning http://www.enchantedlearning.com/inventors/ Invention Dimension http://web.mit.edu/invent/invent-main.html Inventors About http://inventors.about.com/ Inventors – Hall of Fame http://www.invent.org/hall_of_fame/1_0_0_hall_of_fame.asp Important Historical Inventions and Inventors http://www.lib.lsu.edu/sci/chem/patent/srs136.html Women Inventors http://www.si.edu/lemelson/centerpieces/ilives/womeninventors.html Sites for Specific Inventors Inventor Invention Web Sites Silly Putty http://www.sillyputty.com/

73. Who's Who In Magic History L-M | MagicTricks.Com: The Magician's Magic Shop LM Magicians Biographies, Use the Search Box to locate a specific name. This isan enormous project, and we realize that we still have a lot of bios to add. http://www.magictricks.com/bios/whoswholm.htm

MAGIC SHOP LIBRARY MUSEUM SITE MAP ... REAL NAMES L-M Magicians' Biographies Use the Search Box to locate a specific name Use the Alphabetical Index to browse pages by first initial of last name Additions? Corrections? Please contact us This is an enormous project, and we realize that we still have a lot of bios to add. If you would like to contribute information about a well-known magician who should be listed here, pl ease contact us Enjoy the facts here, but please don't copy this information and post it on your own web site . It took many hours of research to compile and we thank you for not stealing our work. L Lafayette (1872-1911) German-born illusionist (real name Sigmund Neuberger) noted for his elaborate stage settings and spectacular showmanship. He began his career as an imitator of Ching Ling Foo , but became one of the highest-paid performers in vaudeville. His excellent quick-change routine as well as dramatic illusions such as his own Lion's Bride (lady to lion) made him very popular. He also had an extraordinary devotion to his dog, Beauty. He was killed in a theater fire in Edinburgh, Scotland during a performance.

74. Wallenstein & Wagner, Ltd.-- Attorneys his work in obtaining patent protection for inventors includes preparation of patentprosecution, client counseling, and litigation, with specific focus on http://www.wallywag.com/index.cfm/fuseaction/attorney.home

Firm Overview Attorneys Practice Areas News ... Z A Stephen R. Auten Find out more >> back to top^ B Joseph T. Bernstein Mr. Bernstein is an associate and his practice includes all aspects of intellectual property law. Prior to becoming a lawyer, he owned and operated his own small business technology consulting company. In addition to his law degree, Mr. Bernstein possesses two undergraduate degrees: one in computer science and the other in political science. Find out more >> Edward L. Bishop Find out more >> back to top^ C Daniel N. Christus Mr. Christus is a shareholder and has been practicing intellectual property law since 1980. His practice involves obtaining patent and trademark rights, primarily in the mechanical and chemical arts, and litigating those rights in federal trial and appellate courts and venues, including the United States Patent and Trademark Office. Prior to going to law school, Mr. Christus worked as a production and process engineer for Cargill, Inc. and the Ansul Company. In addition to his law degree, Mr. Christus has an undergraduate degree in chemical engineering. Find out more >> Amy M. Crout

75. English Grades 6-8 Internet Links are webbased unit plans designed for specific novels com - This site contains shortbios for over Index of inventors - This index provides an alphabetical list http://www.howard.k12.md.us/connections/middle/english68.html

English, Grades 6-8 Internet Curriculum Links General English Grade Six Grade Seven Grade Eight Unit: General English Bantam Doubleday Resources for Teachers - BDD provides lesson ideas, authors' notes, cross-curricular connections, and plot summaries for a variety of young adult novels. The Children's Literature Web Guide - This site offers a comprehensive list of links to diverse sites on authors, stories, journals, discussion groups, and literary movies for children. Links to research guides, parenting resources, and children's bestsellers. Columbia University: Language Arts Intermediate - Lesson plans on a variety of topics appropriate for middle school English are provided at this site. Lesson ideas cover grammar, literature, and writing. Creating a Classroom Newspaper - This site offers a series of classroom lesson plans culminating with student production of a classroom newspaper. The units are designed to combine reading and writing skills while enhancing critical thinking. Dictionary.com - Dictionary.com provides far more than an on-line dictionary. Access a thesaurus, "word of the day", crossword puzzles, and Bartlett's familiar quotations. Fake Out!

76. Education World ® Lesson Planning: The Black History Rap to Z List) with links to brief bios, is probably search engine to find more specificinformation about African Americans; The Top Ten AfricanAmerican inventors; http://www.educationworld.com/a_lesson/03/lp297-04.shtml

EdWorld Internet Topics Sponsored links: Mondera Coupons Earn 90% Profit! Garden Decor Amazon Coupon Codes Coupon Codes Home Decor ... Walden University Graduate degrees in Education Host Department Web Hosting Alberghi Finanza ... Copy DVD Register To Win a $100 GiftCard Visit Target.com Vacanze Accessori Computer Career Education ... Archives Lesson Planning Article LESSON PLANNING ARTICLE Return to Five Lessons in Black History The Black History Rap Subjects Dance/Music Language Arts Educational Technology Science History Social Studies History -U.S. History Regions/Cultures Grade Brief Description Students write a rap or hip-hop lyric about the life a famous Black American. Objectives Students will learn about famous Black Americans in history. learn how the rap form compares to other forms of poetic expression. write rap lyrics to summarize the life of a famous person in Black History. perform their raps. Keywords poem, poetry, rap, Black History, African American, inventor, writer, famous, theater, drama, writing Materials Needed computer with Internet access or a printed copy of the Granville T. Woods Rap Song, at the

77. 502 www.treasuretroves.com/bios/ This quick loading and process of searching for minorityinventors/scientists do a more detailed search on that specific person or http://www.sas.upenn.edu/~acanady/502.htm

April M. Canady Chemistry 502 Assignments Poorly Constructed Website Five Chemistry Related Websites Project Proposal on Using Computer Technology in the Chemistry Classroom Results on Using Computer Technology in the Chemistry Classroom ... [HOME] Poorly Constructed Website www.sheratonoc.com I believe this website is poorly constructed, because it is too busy and visually unappealing. The person who constructed this website went overboard on the graphics by having pictures in the background, animation in the foreground, and multiple fancy fonts. Visually, the colors are not complimentary and may be a problem for a person who is visually impaired. On a good note, the site is very informative and all of the links I tried were running. [Top of Page] Five Chemistry Related Websites www.chem4kids.com This quick loading and easy to use website is visually stimulating and can be used by children of any age. It contains information about the periodic table, matter, reactions, and allows kids to take a quiz. If chemistry is not your area, links to other science sites with the same format are included. www.chemicool.com

78. DUMC Library - Subject Guides - Biographies of Psychology Notable psychologists who made specific contributions to National InventorsHall of Fame Searchable by name duke.edu/respub/refres/bios.html Last http://www.mclibrary.duke.edu/respub/refres/bios.html

Biographies American Men and Women of Science A multi-volume set of reference books profiling thousands of living scientists and engineers. Scientists are chosen if they hold a high level position of responsibility in science or engineering, have distinguished achievement, or have achieved high quality research. Ref.16 Q145 Am35 American Nursing: A Biographical Dictionary Entries include 175 women and 2 men. References and a list of publications are included for each entry. Volume 2 was published in 1992. Ref.15 WZ112.5N8 D56 ASU Libraries Science Reference Room Arizona State University Libraries' list of biographical sources for scientists and engineers. Biographical Dictionary This dictionary covers more than 28,000 notable men and women who have shaped our world from ancient times to the present day. It can be searched by birth years, death years, positions held, professions, literary and artistic works, achievements, and other keywords. Bailey and Bishop's Notable Names in Medicine and Surgery Used to identify the person behind the name.

79. United States Patent Application 0010039566 inventors Shuster, Brian; (Los Angeles, CA) ; Sahakian set computers (RISC), applicationspecific integrated circuits eg, 8 Megabytes) and video bios 240, all http://appft1.uspto.gov/netacgi/nph-Parser?Sect1=PTO2&Sect2=HITOFF&p=1&u=/netaht

80. United States Patent Application 0010027349 inventors EADY, ROBERT; (OTTAWA, CA) ; SHUSTER, BRIAN set computers (RISC), applicationspecific integrated circuits eg, 8 Megabytes) and video bios 240, all of http://appft1.uspto.gov/netacgi/nph-Parser?Sect1=PTO2&Sect2=HITOFF&p=1&u=/netaht

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