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After last month's Connecticut school shooting, an idea was approved by vote Monday on Staten Island to get retired police officers, with their guns, to protect students.
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While many areas are still struggling, the IT sector has seen some healthy growth recently. And that means that even though unemployment remains high overall, there is a lot of competition to hire IT professionals.
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At 3 a.m. on Wednesday, Aug. 14, 2002, the Bryan Packers pulled out ofthe West Point High School parking lot.
The team was without All-Area Player of the Year, starting first baseman Lance Martin and starting third baseman ãHotã Rod Williams.
Martin and Williams had accepted scholarships to play football and practice had begun. The pair would miss the trip to Kansas City, Mo.for the American Legion Mid-South Regional.
The bus made it to the windmill on Highway 50, headed toward the Birmingham Airport when a car pulled up behind, flashing its lights.
Coach Frank Portera saw the car and told the bus driver ãPull over.
Thereãs something wrong here.ã
When Portera stepped outside, someone was walking toward the bus carrying clothes and a suit case.
It was Rod Williams.
ãRod,ã Portera said. ãWhatãs goinã on?ã
ãFind me a place to play football when we get back, Coach,ã Williams said. ãBut for now Iãm going with yãall.ã
Williams didnãt make his decision until 1 a.m.
ãIt was an overnight thing,ã Williams said. ãI chose to play baseball because I wanted to finish what I had started.
ãI knew it was a once in a lifetime experience I was gonna miss out on and I didnãt want to miss out on it.ã
Portera had mixed emotions.
ãI felt good about (him going with the team),ã Portera said. ãBut I had to be concerned about his future, too. I knew I could get him a place to play on the junior college level with baseball if that fell through. So I felt good about the fact that he wasnãt gonna miss college.ã
Martinãs replacement at first base was Russell Bourland, a utility infielder and middle reliever.
ãWe were out two of our best players,ã Bourland said. ãWeãre out Lance Martin and Rod Williams. Everybody knows Iãm probably gonna take first base.
ãWeãre all happy to see (Rod). You can look at the numbers. He was on a tear right there at the end of the year. It took three or four of us stepping up to get the job done.ã
Bourland had mixed emotions about his new found responsibility.
ãI was happy to be on a field,ã Bourland said. ãHappy to have a chance to be playing in a game when it was close. If I was playing and (Martin) wasnãt, it was because we were up by a lot or down by a lot.
Lance Martin was All-Area Player of the Year, you donãt not play him. When I did get to play, it wasnãt like some players ãOh, Iãm gonna show ãemã. I could never do what Lance did on a day-in, day-out basis. For me, it was luck. It was a blessing. It ended up being the best two weeks of my life. It was because this guy had a decision to make and he went and played football instead of playing in the tournament.
ãBut thereãs also this pressure of ãMan, weãve come this far.ã We beat a great Tupelo 49erãs team to get here and I donãt want this thing to come back to some psych out on my behalf and it could happen that way.ã
Williams had left his wallet at home and the attacks of September 11 were still fresh in the minds of the TSA.
ãWe go boppinã up to the counter, where weãre checkinã in,ã Portera said. ãI got my boys, I got everything. When youãre coaching that age people, youãre not only the coach, youãre the secretary, the travel agent, the food manager, the hotel person. You are everything. You got to take care of the whole thing. I look around and Rod is (looking for his wallet). He says ãI left my wallet in the car!ã
ãThereãs no goinã back. We have to board the plane at seven oãclock. There is no way to get it there.ã
Portera asked for the supervisor, who took pity on the coach and said
ãIãll tell you what-bring him on in here and you come in here with him.ã
The supervisor took the pair into a room.
ãThey did a strip search on the two of us, as well as our luggage,ã Portera said. ãEverything. I was ready to scream. And it happened to us everywhere we flew to. We had to change flights in St. Louis and we got searched a second time. They did the same thing everywhere we
went. Four times we got searched.ã
In the first game, the Packers faced the host team, Fike.
The host team was awarded a spot in the regional tournament without having to win their way into the regional. Fike was the only team not to win a state tournament.
Pitcher Josh Johnson was throwing a no-hitter until Fikeãs Todd Gilstrap hit a single in the fifth.
Johnson finished the game with a dozen strikeouts and a shutout on three hits.
ãI felt comfortable the whole night,ã Johnson said at the time. ãI felt I could do well if I kept hitting my spots. Earlier in the game, I could tell they were behind my fastball.ã
Bourland hit an RBI double in the fourth, and scored on a single by Dustin Snider.
The Packers followed with five runs in the fifth and three in the seventh before the game was run-ruled in 10-0 Packers victory.
In the second game, the Packers dropped a 12-6 decision to Gonzales, La. ãWe made numerous mistakes that cost us,ã Portera said at the time. ãWe hit the ball well, but made too many base-running errors.
ãI thought we had the stronger ballclub. We just left too many men on base and had a lapse on defense.ã
The Bryan Packers committed seven errors and walked five batters.
ãWe made a ton of errors against Louisiana,ã Brandon McGarity said. ãWe pretty much beat ourselves.ã
In the next game against Jonesboro (Ark.), the Packers opened up with an eight run first and finished the game with 23 runs on 25-for-49 hitting as a team, including 13 extra base hits. Joby Garner, David Nanney and Johnson had four hits apiece, while Bourland and Corey Carter had three apiece.
The Packers led 15-5 after four, but gave up eight runs in the fifth and three in the sixth to pull to tie the game at 16.
Carter blasted a two-run homerun in a five run seventh inning. Nanney added another two run homer in the eighth.
In a 5-3 victory over League City, Texas, the Packers trailed 3-1 heading into the seventh, before picking up a pair of runs in each of the seventh and eighth innings.
Carter had three hits for the West Point squad.
Jeff Schafer pitched a complete game for the Packers, giving up three runs on eight hits and no walks, while striking out four.
Because of the loss, the Packers had to depend on the host team, Fike to defeat Number 1-seeded Gonzales (La.). If Louisiana won, they would go to the American Legion World Series. If Fike won, the Bryan Packers would play Omaha (Neb.).
The game, which was set for eight oãclock, would decide the Packers' fate.
ãLouisiana was probably the top team in the United States at the time,ã Portera said. ãThey had twelve signees going to college on that team.ã
The director of the Mid-South Regional took Portera aside.
ãThe best thing we can do is get yãall a flight out of here at seven oãclock in the morning, out of Kansas City,ã he said. ãYãall are gonna have to be at the airport at four or five oãclock. Just go back to the hotel and get some rest. Weãll call you in the morning if you need to get up, and Iãll tell you right now, with Fike playing Louisiana, yãall are gonna need to get up. Weãll call you between two and three oãclock.ã
The Packers had finished as runner-up in the regional tournament in 1997 and 1999. By all appearances, they wouldnãt do that well in 2002.
Portera told his players it didnãt look good.
He went back to the hotel to go to bed and looked out the window.
There was lightening in the distance.
It was eight oãclock.
At 5:30 the next morning, Assistant Coach Tyler Brattonãs phone rang.
It was Coach Portera.
ãHey Buddy,ã he said. ãGet the boys up. Weãve got the early game.ã
ãWhat?ã Bratton said.
ãWe didnãt expect it, but thatãs why you play the game. Get the boys up.ã
Bratton went around to the rooms, knocking on the doors.
ãI was telling them to get up,ã Bratton said. ãWe were in.
ãWe were like a cat that had nine lives. They all thought I was joking, but I would tell them that if I was joking, weãd be at the airport by now. We just took a very business-like approach to it, then. We just thought we were gonna win this thing.ã
With the lightening the night before came rain, and lots of it.
American Legion tournaments are played on a strict schedule, all tournaments must be finished within a certain time frame.
Fikeãs coach sensed it would be a long night. He sent his players home and promised to call them about an hour before game time. The team from Gonzales stayed to help clean and prep the field.
By the time the first pitch was thrown at 2 a.m., a rested and fresh Fike team was playing a Gonzales team who had spent half the night working on a wet field.
Fike won 3-2.
Josh Johnson was rested, too. The Caledonia hurler threw a complete game against Omaha, giving up one run on four hits and one walk while striking out seven.
Oamaha struck first, plating their lone run in the fifth.
The Packers scored first in the seventh, when Carter doubled to send catcher Justin Best home.
ãI was a little bit concerned because Nebraska has the best hitting American Legion team Iãve ever seen,ã Portera said after the game.
ãThey just overwhelmed Texas 13-1 in seven innings. I wasnãt sure about throwing a fastball pitcher (like Johnson) against them, but he was so good for us and hit his spots. He just blew it by them.ã
After the regional victory, the Packers barely celebrated.
ãThey didnãt dog pile or anything like that,ã Bratton said. ãWe were very professional about it. We were happy, but we werenãt satisfied.ã
The next day, the team got a tour of the Kansas City Royalsã stadium.
As the bus pulled out, two men stopped the bus.
ãCoach,ã one of the men said. ãI just want to tell you something. We want to tell you we appreciate you coming and being a part of this and congratulate you.
ãBut more than anything, the character of your players- nobody else is even comparable to.ã
The man turned to the players and said ãYou people are gentlemen and you are a class act and, youãve conducted yourselves like gentlemen. You are a class act and I just wanted to tell you that.ã
Then the bus headed to the airport.
The Bryan Packers were headed to the World Series.


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Season's Greetings!
Yes, the holidays are here and so too is the end to another outstanding year. 2012 began with a bang for us as we kicked off celebrations surrounding our 40th Anniversary. It's not often you can say that for 40 years, a pioneering, family-run winery has produced outstanding wines that continue to define their varietal category. This past summer, we launched an educational video detailing our winemaking history from the perspective of several wine industry icons. Then, on August 24th (the day we received our permit to begin making wine), we let our hair down, took the afternoon off and headed to Lake Sonoma for a good old fashioned barbecue. Before we knew it, harvest time was upon us and the past few months have been a whirlwind of activity at the winery. As we wind down and reflect on the year that was, we realize how grateful and thankful we are for our customers, friends, business associates, and everyone else who makes Dry Creek Vineyard a dream realized. So allow us to raise a glass in thanks to you and toast to another 40 years of producing outstanding wines. From our family to yours, we wish you a joyous holiday season and a most prosperous New Year. Cheers! The Dry Creek Vineyard family
2012 Harvest recap
Whew – what a harvest! As we reported this past summer, the 2012 vintage was looking quite impressive. The fruit set in the vineyard was ideal and growing conditions all summer long were near perfection. Little did we know just how perfect this harvest was going to be. Initially, grapes arrived slowly. We received a small amount of Chenin Blanc and Sauvignon Blanc just before Labor Day weekend – it was nothing out of the ordinary – a nice looking crop with average yields. From there, things turned downright crazy. As more Sauvignon Blanc arrived, we began to realize just how much fruit there was in the vineyard. Our initial yield estimates proved to be way off – on average we received 20-25% more grapes than we had previously expected. This was not a bad thing – the quality was outstanding – but we certainly went into scramble mode looking for tank space and preparing for the unending stream of fruit coming in. For 10 straight weeks, working 10-12 hour days, our winemaking team worked tirelessly sorting through the fruit to ensure a high quality. It was, by everyone's estimation, the longest and most intense harvest period in decades. The last of the grapes were harvested just before Halloween and at last we had a chance to catch our breath. So how are the wines looking from the 2012 vintage? By all accounts, this is going to be one of the highest quality vintages in the past several decades. Across all varietals, the purity of fruit flavors and overall tannin development is superb. The 2012 Fumé Blanc has already been bottled and is simply outstanding! Overall, we are extremely excited by this vintage and look forward to sharing more of our delicious Blancs with you while the reds rest comfortably in barrels.
a retrospective tasting: 40 years of zinfandel
One of the fascinating things to learn about wine is the education around how wines age. Exploring the question of ageablity regarding Zinfandel certainly opens up Pandora's Box with pundits from many circles weighing in. In general, the consensus has been that Zinfandel does not age the way great Cabernet or Pinot Noir does. This past fall, we aimed to debunk that way of thinking. As part of our 40th anniversary celebrations, we took on the very taxing (read: fun!) task of tasting through four decades of Dry Creek Vineyard Zinfandel. In short, these tastings proved to be not only astounding but also extremely educational. What we found were wines that had aged gracefully showing supple tannins and wonderful development of Zinfandel fruit flavors. Sure, some of the snappy, brambly characters had left, but that had been replaced with more black pepper, orange peel and red raspberry fruit. Overall, the tastings left quite an impression on all of us. Empowered with this information, we decided to put together some exclusive sample shipments featuring several of these older vintage Zinfandels. We saw this as an opportunity to change the attitudes and perceptions of some of those key constituents who had perhaps thought of Zin as not an age-worthy wine. One writer, Joe Roberts, who writes a very successful wine blog, was certainly blown away by the subtleties of these older wines. You can read his review here: http://www.1winedude.com/40-year-dry-creek-vineyard-zinfandel-retrospective/ In the end, we walked away with an even deeper appreciation of the Zinfandel varietal. A grape that is, at times, much maligned but for us is part of the very fabric of our winery
New Release – 2012 FumÉ Blanc
It's hard to believe but the 2012 Fumé Blanc is now in bottle! This is perhaps the earliest we have ever bottled this wine and made it available for release. It is a true testament to the hard work of our entire winemaking staff and cellar crew. How were we able to make it happen so quickly? For one thing, the vintage had a lot to do with it. 2012 was a near perfect harvest and the Sauvignon Blanc arrived at the winery with excellent flavors. Secondly, our style of Fumé Blanc is very straightforward and true to the varietal. We ferment this wine cold and slow in stainless steel tanks for approximately 3 weeks and avoid any oak aging that would diminish the wine's vibrant fruit flavors. Once fermentation is complete, the wine is filtered and bottled. We invite you stop by our tasting room for a sip of this completely delicious new release!
Dry Creek Vineyard on the Rachael Ray Show!
Dry Creek Vineyard recently had the distinct honor of appearing on the Rachael Ray show featuring celebrity chef Emeril Lagasse. Chef Emeril was touting his newly released wine tasting kits, of which our Dry Creek Sauvignon Blanc is one of his featured wines. If you look closely, you can see the DCV mini bottle as the first label in the box. For more information on tasting kits, please visit the Tasting Room.com website
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Imagination First to Show New 3DMark OpenGL ES 3.0 Benchmark From Futuremark
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OpenGL ES 3.0 Programming Guide 2nd edition arriving soon
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On the island of Malta
1When we came ashore, we learnt that the island was called Malta. 2The local people were very friendly, and they welcomed us by building a fire, because it was rainy and cold.
3After Paul had gathered some wood and had put it on the fire, the heat caused a snake to crawl out, and it bit him on the hand. 4When the local people saw the snake hanging from Paul's hand, they said to each other, "This man must be a murderer! He didn't drown in the sea, but the goddess of justice will kill him anyway."
5Paul shook the snake off into the fire and wasn't harmed. 6The people kept thinking that Paul would either swell up or suddenly drop dead. They watched him for a long time, and when nothing happened to him, they changed their minds and said, "This man is a god."
7The governor of the island was named Publius, and he owned some of the land around there. Publius was very friendly and welcomed us into his home for three days. 8His father was in bed, sick with fever and stomach trouble, and Paul went to visit him. Paul healed the man by praying and placing his hands on him.
9After this happened, everyone on the island brought their sick people to Paul, and they were all healed. 10The people were very respectful to us, and when we sailed, they gave us everything we needed.
From Malta to Rome
11Three months later we sailed in a ship that had been docked at Malta for the winter. The ship was from Alexandria in Egypt and was known as "The Twin Gods".#28.11 known as "The Twin Gods": Or "carried on its bow a wooden carving of the Twin Gods." These gods were Castor and Pollux, two of the favourite gods among sailors. 12We arrived in Syracuse and stayed for three days. 13From there we sailed to Rhegium. The next day a south wind began to blow, and two days later we arrived in Puteoli. 14There we found some of the Lord's followers, who begged us to stay with them. A week later we left for the city of Rome.
15Some of the followers in Rome heard about us and came to meet us at the Market of Appius and at the Three Inns. When Paul saw them, he thanked God and was encouraged.
Paul in Rome
16We arrived in Rome, and Paul was allowed to live in a house by himself with a soldier to guard him.
17Three days after we got there, Paul called together some of the Jewish leaders and said:
My friends, I have never done anything to hurt our people, and I have never gone against the customs of our ancestors. But in Jerusalem I was handed over as a prisoner to the Romans. 18They looked into the charges against me and wanted to release me. They found that I had not done anything deserving death. 19The Jewish leaders disagreed, so I asked to be tried by the Emperor.
But I don't have anything to say against my own nation. 20#Acts 25.11I am bound by these chains because of what we people of Israel hope for. That's why I have called you here to talk about this hope of ours.
21The leaders replied, "No one from Judea has written us a letter about you. And not one of them has come here to report on you or to say anything against you. 22But we would like to hear what you have to say. We understand that people everywhere are against this new group."
23They agreed on a time to meet with Paul, and many of them came to his house. From early morning until late in the afternoon, Paul talked to them about God's kingdom. He used the Law of Moses and the Books of the Prophets#28.23 Law of Moses and the Books of the Prophets: See the note at 13.15. to try to win them over to Jesus.
24Some of the leaders agreed with what Paul said, but others did not. 25Since they could not agree among themselves, they started leaving. But Paul said, "The Holy Spirit said the right thing when he sent Isaiah the prophet 26#Isa 6.910 (LXX)to tell our ancestors,
'Go to these people
and tell them:
You will listen and listen,
but never understand.
You will look and look,
but never see.
27All of you
have stubborn hearts.
Your ears are stopped up,
and your eyes are covered.
You cannot see or hear
or understand.
If you could,
you would turn to me,
and I would heal you.' "
28-29Paul said, "You may be sure that God wants to save the Gentiles! And they will listen."#28.28,29 And they will listen: Some manuscripts add, "After Paul said this, the people left, but they got into a fierce argument among themselves."
30For two years Paul stayed in a rented house and welcomed everyone who came to see him. 31He bravely preached about God's kingdom and taught about the Lord Jesus Christ, and no one tried to stop him.
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Animal prints are a huge trend for this season. Be careful and no not wear too much of an animal print because you could be mistaken for one. Read the rest of this entry »
Pink is the "it" color for Spring, and the easiest way to get Pretty in Pink is by using it on your lips and cheeks.
If you don't use Pink on a regular basis, now is the time to bring this delicate shade in. For lips, try Dior Addict Ultra-Gloss in Pink of Ginger or Jouer Lip Gloss in Pink Sand. On cheeks, I like Benefit's Dandelion, but I realize this is only nice on fair skin. Medium and darker skin tones should try LORAC Blush in Rose. Read the rest of this entry »
Okay, Okay – I hate to rant. I realize I did this a few days ago when finding out my favorite hairspray was changed, and I am here with another one.
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Take a minute – well, maybe more than a minute at macys.com, spend $50 on Clinique (which you know is just so easy to do) and you will score 4 more of Cliniques products with your purchase – for free. Read the rest of this entry »
No, this isn't going to be Alpha Guy vs. Beta Guy redux, I promise. Although, FWIW, I'm a Beta-lover from way back and I have strong opinions on both what makes a good Beta hero and why I love them so, but again, column for another time.
Anyhow, this is about our writing heroes. Now, I'm not typically the type to go all fangirlish over anything—for one thing, my nature tends more towards reserved (okay, I'm insanely shy in new situations) and for another, I've been around the entertainment industry for way too long, I think. Read the rest of this entry »
Recently, I'd been feeling that the local retail scene is getting really tired. I don't want to trawl through yet another one of our zillion malls, all of which offer largely the same things.
Starving for a little change, it is little wonder that Hansel's upcoming pop-up store at Stamford House made us sit up and take notice It also doesn't hurt that we're already big fans of the quirky local label.
If you'd enjoyed the Fashion Nation's Guerrilla Store, which we ran a short while back, we think that the Hansel's pop-up space will be great fun for you too. Read the rest of this entry »
For fear of sounding like I'm betraying the sisterhood, I have to say that I'm been getting a lot of inspiration from menswear recently So much so that I'm beginning to get an idea of what kind of clothes I will wear as a boy (I use 'boy' because I can never envision myself as a man). Read the rest of this entry »
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In the image-obsessed world of online fashion, its a wonder how much I love the insightful musing of Cathy Horyn on her New York Times blog/column – pictures are spare and some posts are made up entirely of words.
What she writes is not so much fashion journalism to me, but prose, less technical and more beautiful. Read the rest of this entry »
Last weekend, Dottie and I celebrated our eleven year friendship anniversary with our friends, The Girls, with a weekend trip to Batam. We booked a suite and did basically nothing! It was filled with sweaty dinners at hole-in-wall diners by the sea, hours-long massages, manicures, coffees, A&W(!) and bedroom fights involving peanuts.
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The Bioenergy Technologies Office, in coordination with the Advanced Manufacturing Office and Vehicle Technologies Office, is hosting a workshop on the use of renewable, low-cost carbon fiber for lightweight vehicles on June 4-5, 2013. The workshop will leverage the complementary insight and expertise of the Energy Department's Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy offices to support end-to-end technology development for an enhanced domestic supply chain for low-cost carbon fiber that has the potential to increase energy productivity and the competitiveness of U.S. manufacturing. Issues discussed at this event will include the technical challenges of carbon fiber manufacturing, including meeting end product specifications for vehicle structural components; the technical challenges of converting biomass resources to "drop-in" carbon fiber intermediates; and the resources, challenges and opportunities in unconventional carbon fiber.
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Question: Whom do you most enjoy cooking for?
I don't want to
have to convince anybody that what I'm making is good. I know it's good. I usually enjoy it. If someone enjoys eating, they'll enjoy
eating the stuff I cook. If they
don't, something is wrong somewhere.
There's not – Julia Child used to say, "The great thing about
cooking is you get to eat your mistakes."
The thing is
that if you take care in cooking and if you know what you're doing, even a
little bit, unless you burn something there are very few things that wind up so
bad that you can't enjoy them.
Very few. So I mean I'm
lucky enough to have been doing this long enough and writing about it and
learning from other people and thinking about it so that generally speaking the
stuff I do is pretty good and the people I cook for tend to enjoy it. But I said before it's not brilliant,
it's not earth shattering it's just good food.
Question: What was it like hanging out with
Gwyneth Paltrow and Mario Batali in Spain?
Bittman: Well, Mario and I have known each other
probably ten years and we've gotten increasingly busy, so we don't see each
other that much. So it was really
a treat to hang out so much and I know from my – the people who – I was going
to say my fans, which I guess is right, but anyway. I know from people who've watched "Spain on the Road Again"
and my other TV shows that everybody thinks that TV is the most fun thing in
the world and everybody's completely jealous of, "Oh, well you got to hang
out with Mario and Gwyneth and who's that beautiful woman and the food in
Spain must be so amazing."
fact is television is a tremendous amount of work. And for every minute on screen there is an hour of
work. So for every 60 minutes on
screen, there's a week of work and it really is like that. So we did a huge amount of driving and
there's a lot of setup time and not exactly rehearsal but figuring out what
we're going to do. So none of that
was my favorite part.
My favorite part
was nighttime when everything was done and we all got drunk together. So that was really great and Mario, of
course, can drink anyone under the table.
I think he'll admit to this, maybe it's not an admission, I think he'll
be proud of this. Whereas I can't
drink anyone under the table plus I go to bed earlier than anybody else. I go to bed earlier than anybody.
So we'd finish
the shoot, we'd have a bite to eat, we'd have a fair amount of wine. It would be 9:30, 10:30, 11:30, I'd go
to bed. Mario would be up until
four in the morning. Everyone else
was waking up with black eyes and broken shoulders, he was always in great
shape. So that was sort of what it
was like.
Question: If you could cook for anyone, living
or not, whom would you serve?
Bittman: So I could say I would cook for Adolph
Hitler and serve him poison. I
could say that. I could say quite
sincerely -- see I don't think you could influence people really, I mean I –
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Subject: | Importing Packages | |
Date: | 2007-12-11 02:38:58 | |
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While creating a Birt Report using Scripted DataSource. We us Java Script to import the service pacakges. I have used the Process of Adding BIRT Report Engine to an RCP Application Method. But even then the pacakges are not beinging identified. Plz suggest a way... For this type of a situation. Will b very helpfull. Regards, Alathy. |
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2007-12-11 07:09:06 JasonWeathersby [View]
If you have verified that the service package is in your classpath, try adding the following to your code when using the report engine api:
System.setProperty( config = new EngineConfig( );
HashMap hm = config.getAppContext();
hm.put( EngineConstants.APPCONTEXT_CLASSLOADER_KEY,
YourClass.class.getClassLoader( ) );